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Attorney Kurt Larson of the Larson Law Firm, center, presents $1,000 checks to four area high school students as part of Safe and Sober Prom Night, which encourages students to sign a pledge card to remain drug and alcohol free on prom night. Winners, left to right, were Samantha Young of Central, Sheldon Ihnen of Hillcrest, Brooks Lockwood of Kickapoo, Melissa Nieves of Parkview, and Brittany Evans of Glendale, not pictured. Larson, who founded the Safe and Sober program, also donated $2,360 to Glendale and $2,000 to each school’s project graduation.
This installment of Springfield Business Journal’s Architects & Engineers Project Report showcases 26 endeavors by area design and engineering professionals.
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