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Celebrate LCHS!

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The Latah County Historical Society is set to celebrate its achievements and honor its volunteers on April 8, 2025, from 6-8 PM at the 1912 Center in Moscow. This event promises to be a memorable occasion where the society will recap its activities over the past year and outline plans for 2025 and beyond. A highlight will be the presentation by Dr. Rebecca Scofield, an associate professor at the University of Idaho and an acclaimed author, who will discuss "Firebreathers: Feminism and the History of Dragon-riding Fiction. " The event is free and open to the public, creating an opportunity for community engagement and appreciation.

Guests can enjoy complimentary coffee and cookies, with a no-host bar from the Moscow Alehouse and food available for purchase from The Smoke Ring. This gathering not only recognizes the hard work of volunteers but also fosters a sense of community involvement in local history. For more information, attendees can reach out to the Latah County Historical Society through their provided contact details. This event exemplifies the society's commitment to honoring local culture and history.

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