Kim Neptune, Director of Programs and Education at the Geary County Historical Society, shared information about school days in the 1850's and received&nbsp;a $200.00 donation to continue working with youth interested in Geary County History.&nbsp; Kim stated that "History Alive" a pioneer reenactment&nbsp;will be an onsite experience&nbsp;for Junction City Middle School Eighth Graders on April 25, 2025. The reenactment will be held at the Spring Valley Historic Site at the corner of K-18 and Spring Valley Road in Junction City.&nbsp;

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                        <img src="https://media.eaglewebservices.com/public/2024/12/1734551347015.jpeg" alt="&nbsp;Pictured left to right are Kim Neptune, Director of Programs and Education at the Geary County Historical Society and Nita Miller, JC Breakfast Optimist Club President.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;" />
                        <figcaption>&nbsp;Pictured left to right are Kim Neptune, Director of Programs and Education at the Geary County Historical Society and Nita Miller, JC Breakfast Optimist Club President.&nbsp; &nbsp;&nbsp;</figcaption>
                    </figure><p>Kim Neptune, Director of Programs and Education at the Geary County Historical Society, shared information about school days in the 1850's and received&nbsp;a $200.00 donation to continue working with youth interested in Geary County History.&nbsp; Kim stated that "History Alive" a pioneer reenactment&nbsp;will be an onsite experience&nbsp;for Junction City Middle School Eighth Graders on April 25, 2025. The reenactment will be held at the Spring Valley Historic Site at the corner of K-18 and Spring Valley Road in Junction City.&nbsp;</p>

Optimist Club donates to the Geary County Historical Society