The Warren County Board of Supervisors meeting on June 20, 2025, celebrated the achievements of local students through a poster contest, highlighting the creativity and engagement of youth across the county. The event recognized winners from various schools, showcasing their artistic talents and commitment to important themes such as health and wellness.

Bryce Mance, a fourth grader from North Warren Central School, was honored as the third-place overall county winner. The meeting featured a presentation of awards to students from all participating schools, emphasizing the collaborative spirit of the community. Notable participants included Gracelyn Monroe from Johnsburg Central School, Josie Smith and Elora Garcia from Queensbury Intermediate School, and several others from local elementary schools.

The recognition of these young artists not only celebrates their individual accomplishments but also fosters a sense of community pride and encourages continued participation in educational initiatives. The Board expressed gratitude to local sponsors, including Adirondack and Skyzone, for their support in making the event possible.

In addition to the student awards, the meeting included a moment of acknowledgment for John Poe from Cornell Cooperative Extension, who is retiring after years of dedicated service. His contributions, along with those of many other county employees, were highlighted as essential to the functioning of Warren County.

This meeting served as a reminder of the importance of community involvement and the impact of local initiatives on the lives of residents, particularly the youth. As the Board continues to support educational programs and recognize local talent, the future looks bright for Warren County's young leaders.