Frontier Project gives awards to celebrate

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Dr. Curtis Sudweeks hugs Zena Robinson, the director of the Frontier Project during an awards ceremony at the agencies seminar on Sept. 23. The Frontier Project was formed to bring together social service agencies to help families with troubled youth in the community. They have been operating on a grant for the last two years and will lose their funding after this year.

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