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Haidyn Monek decorates sugar cookies with sprinkles at the P.I.E. western dance and social event Saturday, Feb. 15.
Local Reardan youths gathered for February's P.I.E Valentine western dance and social event on Saturday, Feb. 15. The event featured country dancing, an indoor snowball fight, a spaghetti dinner and cookie decorating.
Clair Wulff makes a custom friendship bracelet at the P.I.E valentines themed social event and dance.
Haidyn Monek decorates sugar cookies with sprinkles at the P.I.E. western dance and social event Saturday, Feb. 15.
Local Reardan youths gathered for February's P.I.E Valentine western dance and social event on Saturday, Feb. 15. The event featured country dancing, an indoor snowball fight, a spaghetti dinner and cookie decorating.
Clair Wulff makes a custom friendship bracelet at the P.I.E valentines themed social event and dance.
Haidyn Monek decorates sugar cookies with sprinkles at the P.I.E. western dance and social event Saturday, Feb. 15.
REARDAN - Teen PIE, a newly established community program focused on fostering connections between teens and parents, hosted a Valentine's-themed event featuring crafts, line dancing, karaoke, and an indoor snowball fight.
The event, held as part of the group's monthly initiative, included Valentine card-making, cookie decorating, and friendship bracelet kits.
Food was available for purchase to help fund future gatherings.
Teen PIE-short for Partners In Education-aims to provide mentorship, coping skills, and safe, fun activities for teenagers while also offering parenting advice and, eventually, family counseling.
"The teenage years can be difficult with the developmental stage of independence and with all the hormone changes," said organizer Tawnja Monek. "Focus on teen PIE is to build connections between peers and parents. Mentorship, coping skills, safe, fun activities and crafts, parenting advice and eventually family counseling."
The program, which launched this year, currently operates through donations.
Organizers hope to continue hosting events on a monthly basis.
Next month's theme is expected to be sports related.
Olivia Harnack is the award-winning managing editor/photographer/videographer/columnist at the Lincoln County Record-Times, with offices in both Davenport and Odessa, Wash. She is a University of Idaho graduate and a U.S. Army National Guardsman.
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