Pickaway County, OH — Local FFA members were up before the sun on April 2 as the Logan Elm FFA Chapter hosted its annual Community Breakfast, continuing a well-loved tradition that brings together agriculture students and residents from across the area.
Held from 6 a.m. to 10 a.m., the event was made possible through a collaborative effort between the Logan Elm, Teays Valley, Circleville, and Westfall FFA chapters. The partnership helped ensure the popular breakfast remained a vibrant part of the community calendar.
Preparation began as early as 5 a.m., with FFA members arriving to set up tables, organize seating, and start cooking. Students took on a variety of roles throughout the morning—from cooking and serving food to greeting guests and pouring drinks—creating a warm, welcoming environment for all who attended.
The breakfast gave residents an opportunity to enjoy a hot meal while connecting with the next generation of agricultural leaders. It also served as a way for FFA members to demonstrate leadership, teamwork, and community service.
The Logan Elm FFA expressed their gratitude to everyone who attended or contributed to the event, noting the continued support helps keep the tradition alive year after year.
