Mayor Dale Cahall recognizes the volunteerism of the Georgetown Jr.-Sr. High School’s Learn and Serve Class by proclaiming Saturday “Make a Difference Day.” On Saturday, October 25, many organizations across our nation volunteered time and effort to make it our largest day of volunteerism. Throughout America, citizens demonstrated their commitment to building stronger communities by just lending a helping hand to their fellow citizens. October 25th is officially "Make a Difference Day" across the nation. In Ohio, First Lady, Mrs. Frances Strickland and the head coach of the Ohio State University, Coach Jim Tressel, are the co-chairs for this event. Mayor Dale Cahall presented the class with the proclamation in support of their volunteer efforts.

In their fourth year, the “Achievers” of Georgetown Jr.-Sr. High School’s Learn and Serve Ohio program, are encouraging their fellow students to "Make a Difference" in the community. Every student is encouraged to volunteer some time and help people around Georgetown this week.

Accepting Mayor Cahall’s Proclamation, on behalf of the “Achievers” is Marilyn Sturgill. In the photo, from left to right; Tiffany Stewart, Danielle Parker, Alex Jones, Kristine Cahall, Edgar Wilson, Sarah Kiger, Johnathon Borders, Sean Bailey, Synthanie McClughen, Darren Houston, Abby Bergren, Cody Ratliff, Katlin Thomas, Rachel Swearingen, Jacob Day, Michael Wagner, Shawn Damen, Devin Royalty, Kasey Parker, Jordan Jones, Emilee Wood, Kayla Robinson, Emilee Richmond and Jayme Steinman.