This week Jackson Broadway, 15, presented a set of target frames to the 4H shooting sports teams. Broadway built them, along with his fellow troop members, as part of his Eagle Scout project.Jackson, …
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This week Jackson Broadway, 15, presented a set of target frames to the 4H shooting sports teams. Broadway built them, along with his fellow troop members, as part of his Eagle Scout project.
Jackson, a student at Tishomingo County High School, is part of Troop 26, and has been active in Scouts since he was seven years old. He chose this project because his younger brother is on the 4H shooting sports team and they needed targets for the shooting range they are establishing.
