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Wednesday, March 20, was a busy day for Central School in Allentown. The school turned its football field and stadium into a staging ground for tractors, combines, livestock, science experiments, vendors and even a petting zoo.
Central School held its second annual F.A.R.M. Day, Wednesday, March 20. The event, which highlights food, agriculture, and resource management, included a petting zoo, first responder vehicle presentations, an equestrian showcase and rides in the bucket of a truck owned by Escambia River Electric Co-op (EREC).
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