Liberty Christian Academy senior Jenna Grow, far left, is joined by members of the Wright City Chamber of Commerce and city government for a ceremonial ribbon cutting Sept. 18 for the game cafe …
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Liberty Christian Academy senior Jenna Grow, far left, is joined by members of the Wright City Chamber of Commerce and city government for a ceremonial ribbon cutting Sept. 18 for the game cafe business her class group started at the school. The LCA entrepreneurship class teaches students the many steps of starting a business.
