As chief financial o_cer for Roosevelt Medical Center, Jennifer Kessner didn’t wear a stethoscope or treat sick patients. But her work kept the lights on, the equipment updated, the payroll steady, and the doors open in a community where the hospital is more than a building - its a lifeline to all. After 16 years of balancing budgets, ensuring fiscal compliance, coordinating audits and wrestling

Roosevelt County students enjoyed coming together with the five-county regional 4-H camp. Roosevelt County counselor Tenley Berwick helped with seven other youth leaders to help organize, plan and create the camp fun. The theme this year was “Celebrate the 250th. “ Some of the workshops they learned about were creating barn quilts, making metal bracelets, STEM learning labs, whirligigs, nail-tin