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With a little bit of ribbon and thread NPC Friends and Family Executive Director Betsyann Wilson was able to quickly turn a hand towel into a bright colored apron that children and adults could wear while decorating cookies at Northland Pioneer College’s Silver Creek Campus in Snowflake on Feb. 9.
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The event was a celebration of Valentine’s Day, open for kids of all ages, featuring homemade aprons and cookie decorating as part of a community outreach Social Media Specialist Kelli Freeman is promoting.
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“I want the communities to know NPC is here,” said Freeman, who plans to have events at every campus and site throughout the year.
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While the next big event will be a big Easter Egg Hunt on Saturday, April 13, at the White Mountain Campus in Show Low, Freeman wants to make sure folks in Snowflake, Taylor, Holbrook and Winslow, know they are invited to come and be a part of the festivities.
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Freeman was pleased at the turn out, with approximately 50 kids and 20 adults attending the event.
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Maliyah Rasmussen, who attends Snowflake Intermediate School, along with her younger sisters, Layla and Ava Rasmussen, and their “Grammy” Rosales, said it was a lot of fun decorating the cookies and making the aprons.
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In the center of it all, Royce Kincanon had his Remember When photo booth set up with old fashion hats, so family and friends could take a photo.
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