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A Note from the President (Fall 2025)

A Note from the President (Fall 2025)
Dear Grizzlies, Welcome to a new school year at ButlerCommunity College. I am so glad you are here. Whether this is your first semester or you are returning to continue your journey, this is the perfect time to set new goals, meet new people, and explore new possibilities. Butler is here to help you achieve your goals, whether that means preparing for a great job as soon as possible or transferring to a university to continue your studies. Our outstanding faculty and staff are here to support you every step of the way and are dedicated to helping you succeed.

Fulton valley farms

Fulton valley farms
Homesteaded in Towanda, Kan., Fulton Valley Farms has been continuously owned and operated for over 150 years by members of the original Fulton family since 1869. The furthest west sesquocentennial farm in Kansas is currently owned by fifth generation family members David and Betty Corbin. Nestled between clear streams and acres of growing crops, the heritage farm is home to the Boot Scootin’ Barn, the Woods Conference Center, and Dash Away Reindeer while also bringing agratourism to Kansas. Every Christmas season, the family hosts several public events to help families celebrate the holiday season. With over 2 million lights, live reindeer, a live nativity vignette, Santa, and much more; Fulton Valley Farms’ events were born from the idea of using land to fulfill the enjoyment of others and to share the family’s blessings with those who might not have the same opportunity to experience them. Owner and operator of the farm, Betty Corbin, offered more insight, saying,
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