Moses Lake Scout builds garden at fairgrounds for Eagle project
Boy Scout Carson Overfield plies his shovel at the memorial garden he put in at the Grant County Fairgrounds Tuesday. The garden was the project he selected as the last step to becoming an Eagle Scout, the highest rank in Scouting.
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Nathanael Bradley (left) and Rocky Howard dig in the memorial garden their friend Carson Overfield chose to create for his Eagle Scot Project Tuesday.
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Trenton Aubert (right) takes a shovelful of bark from Stephanie Presgraves at the side of the memorial garden they were helping Carson Overfield construct near the Bryan Miller Stage at the Grant County Fairgrounds Tuesday.
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The crew of boys, some Scouts and some not, who built the garden at the Grant County Fairgrounds. From left: Trenton Aubart, Sawyer Hickok, McCoy Chamberlain, Zach Overfield, Carson Overfield, Jace Miller, Kellen Krautscheid, Ayden Presgraves, Ethan Stevens, Rocky Howard, Nathanael Bradley.
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The finished memorial garden at the Grant County Fairgrounds.
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MOSES LAKE — Seventeen-year-old Carson Overfield is taking the final step to reach the pinnacle of a Boy Scout’s career, becoming an Eagle Scout, and he proved it with sweat Tuesday morning.
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