Z ebadiah Hornbuckle of Tacoma has achieved the rank of Eagle Scout with Boy Scouts Troop 598. His service project was to coordinate and lead the charity food drive for this year’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration at the Tacoma Dome. It resulted in the collection of 3,280 pounds of food and $596 in donations for the Allen Pantry Food Bank and the Emergency Food Network. Hornbuckle is in his final year of Running Start program at Pierce College and will be attending Texas A&M next year.
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