CONNOQUENESSING TWP — Two young girls will have the opportunity to represent the Butler Farm Show, one as Little Miss Butler Farm Show and one as Little Miss 4-H Butler Farm Show.

They will represent the Farm Show at the show and at other events throughout the year.

Project coordinator Judy Kennedy encourages girls between the ages of 8 and 10 to participate.

“It's not a beauty pageant,” Kennedy said.

All contestants must submit a 14- x 22-inch poster under the theme of “What I Like Best about the Butler Farm Show.”

The contestants will then go on stage to “show and tell” about their posters.

The deadline to submit an entry is Monday. There will be a mandatory meeting of all contestants on Aug. 2 under the entertainment pavilion on the farm show grounds.

The contest is to give young girls the opportunity to learn more about agriculture and the importance of volunteerism.

For information, contestants can contact Judy Kennedy at 724-625-1977.

CRANBERRY TWP — Carbis Walker, certified public accountants and consultants, will feature former IRS commissioner Mark Everson for a discussion on the Affordable Care Act and how it will impact businesses.The discussion will be at the Regional Learning Alliance, 850 Cranberry Woods Drive, from noon to 2 p.m. Tuesday.The program will focus on how companies can deal with administrative, tax and penalty regulations of the new federal health care law.To make reservations, contact Susan Harcar at 724-658-1565 or sharcar@carbis.com.