RECYCLE KINGSVILLE DAY — Pictured in front of the Kingsville Recycling Center is Lisbet Garza, representing Girl Scout Troop 9232, Fallon Anderson, representing Girl Scout Troop 9218, Annette Peterson, representing Girl Scout Troops 9217 and 9219, and Dianne Leubert, representing the Kingsville Recycle Center. The rain couldn’t stop the Girl Scout Troops from having a successful Recycle Kingsville Day hosted on Saturday, May 15 at 202 W. Lee.

Shortly after 9 a.m. the general public and several troops came from Kingsville, Bishop, Alice and Corpus Christi all to support recycle day while enjoying free food, games, educational booths and plenty of crafts.

The event was sponsored by Girl Scouts, Keep Kingsville Beautiful, City of Kingsville Recycling Center, Macareno Signs, Kleberg County Parks and Recreation Departement.
Jody McIntosh stands with her children, Jack, Ben, Carter, Kylie and Avery McIntosh whom all showed deep interest at Recycle Kingsville Day’s Educational Booth as Girl Scouts Trainer Sandy Chisholm explains and shows the McIntosh family items that can be recycled including key chains made from tires, and biodegradable golf tees made from corn which allows for decomposer which in return helps keep our environment clean.