Pinal Town Hall attendees talk civility
by Heather Smathers | Casa Grande Dispatch
Louie Moses moderating a youth panel on social media uses and trends/Pinal Partnership
Civility sometimes appears to be a lost art, but a Pinal County forum held Thursday sought ways to address lack of manners.
Pinal County Town Hall’s annual meeting featured speakers and activities designed to start a discussion on discussion: namely, how to talk civilly with one another.
Keynote speaker Jerald Monahan, a retired Casa Grande police lieutenant and Pinal County sheriff’s chief deputy, said “just because someone has a different opinion than you, it doesn’t make them wrong.
Recipients of the Wayne G. Gerkin Memorial Youth Scholarship, which Pinal Partnership is proud to contribute to: Augustine-Lou Ong Hing of Superior High School and Adrianna Guerra of Vista Grande High School.
