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With so many 'stimulus' checks being direct deposited recently, scammers have increased their tactics to access your money. Have you been targeted by anyone trying to obtain your bank account information?
1 - Yes, but it is usually by phone. I am constantly getting telephone solicitations informing me that I have won something and they ask for my bank account information.
2 - Yes. I have been bombarded with emails, text messages, etc. that look really legitimate asking me to verify, click here, etc.
3- Unfortunately I have fallen victim to these cyber criminals and have lost money to scammers.
4 - I immediately delete anything I get from anyone I do not know including messages from financial institutions since they do not contact customers this way
5 - I have never even heard of this going on, so I guess I'm safe for now because I don't COMMUNICATE by using the internet or cell phone.

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Future Farmers of America members honored at banquet
The Johnson County Future Farmers of America Chapter held their 32nd annual awards banquet last Friday night. Every year near the close of school in the spring, the members are awarded for their hard work and accomplishments.

The event is also used as a means to familiarize the community with the school’s award-winning agricultuure program, consisting of Agricultural Science, Animal Science, Agricultural Mechanics, Horticulture, Floriculture, Forestry, Leadership, Hydroponics, and Aquaculture. The program is designed to better prepare students for the work force and/or to prepare them for college entrance requirements in agriculture related fields upon their graduation from Johnson County High School. Maintaining a quality program which students, parents, farmers, businessmen, educators, and supporters can be proud of, is a top priority.

Every year the vocational school offers a bumper crop of award-winning students, and this year is no exception. Numerous students were recognized for their efforts this year. Following is a list of award recipients. More...
 
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