Local youth recognized as Grand Champions at 4-H Demonstration Day

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Aiden Mooney, a 13-year-old from Green Acres 4-H Club, won Demonstration Grand Champion as part of 4-H Demonstration Day at the Roseau County Courthouse on July 13. He demonstrated on harmonicas, showing and describing his set of harmonicas he knows how to play. He played a few short notes to demonstrate the beauty of its sounds. He is the son of Wayne and Wendy Mooney. (submitted photo)


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