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George Rogers Clark High School marching band fares well at competition
The George Rogers Clark High School Marching Band is in pursuit of a lot of things this season. Director Chris Yoo wants his band to pursue excellence, learn discipline and continue fine tuning its competition program throughout the season. “So...
Tags: Entertainment, Morehead State University, Music
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Obituary: Charles E. Whittle Jr.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — Charles E. Whittle Jr., 81, of Knoxville, Tenn., passed away Tuesday, Sept. 18, 2012. Born in Brownsville, Ky., he was intellectually gifted and graduated from Centre College, Danville, at the age of 18. He went on to receive...
Tags: St. Louis, Science and Technology, Colleges and Universities, Religion and Belief, Applied Physics
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UK Football: Wildcats-Hilltoppers not traditional rivals
Sun Sports EditorEarlier this week, Western Kentucky University football coach Willie Taggart criticized students in Bowling Green who like to wear blue and white University of Kentucky attire. Regardless of the reasoning, Taggart wasn’t happy. Maybe he was trying...Tags: Students, Western Kentucky Hilltoppers, Kentucky Wildcats, Sun Belt Conference, College Sports
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Prep Cross Country: Lincoln's Carlson making the most of what might be his final season
marsee@amnews.comAs the runners made their way to the end of the finish-line chute Saturday at the E.G. Plummer Invitational, Brian Carlson was waiting for them. Carlson had finished ahead of every one of them, but he was in no hurry to go cool down. Instead, the...Tags: Road Running, Students, Cross Country Running, Science and Technology, Manufacturing and Engineering
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Education briefs for Aug. 16
news@jessaminejournal.comGreene graduates from Lafayette Kaitlyn Greene graduated with honors from Lafayette High School in Lexington on June 1. She played oboe in the Lafayette band wind ensemble and attended Gotta Dance Studio for 16 years. Greene received a full academic...Tags: Human Accomplishments, Executive Branch, Colleges and Universities, Politics, Murray State University
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Rowland, May scholarships award $30K to 28 Mercer and Boyle students
Twenty-eight students have received scholarships totaling $30,000 from two Mercer County endowments held by the Wilderness Trace Community Foundation. Established in 1993 by C. B. Rowland, The Rowland Family Scholarship supports post-secondary...
Tags: Students, University of Arkansas at Monticello, Charity, Biology, Nursing
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DHS grad uses crown as anti-bullying pulpit
smojica@amnews.comWhen Stephanie Ramos became a victim of cyber bullying, she quickly lost confidence in herself. As part of her recovery from the emotional effects of being targeted, Ramos, now 19, decided to enter the National American Miss Kentucky Pageant. She won the...Tags: Students, U.S. Department of Homeland Security, Bullying, Health and Safety at School, Psychology
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Boyle County will launch Chinese language program
smojica@amnews.comAbout 500 Boyle County students will take advantage of the district’s first Mandarin Chinese classes when school resumes Aug. 14. Samuel Tan and Nears Chen, fellows with the Confucius Institute at Western Kentucky University, will teach their...Tags: Students, Skype, Holiday Vacations, Arts and Culture, Travel
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Business briefs for Aug. 7
Farmers bank announces promotion, additions Farmers National Bank recently named Allen B. White senior vice president, head of private wealth management. White joined Farmers National Bank in 2005 as market president of Mercer County and manager of...
Tags: Dance, Economy, Business and Finance, Relay for Life, Interior Policy, Religion and Belief
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Education briefs for July 26
Walker graduates from Murray State John Walker from Harrodsburg and Nicholasville graduated from Murray State University on May 12. He received a bachelor-of-arts degree in journalism, minoring in anthropology. Walker is the son of Gary and Debra...Tags: Students, Daytona Beach, Colleges and Universities, Human Interest, Murray State University
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Clark students recognized by Council on Youth Leadership
Thirty-seven George Rogers Clark High School juniors were among the 742 juniors from 55 high schools in Central Kentucky recognized in the 2012 Central Kentucky Council on Youth Leadership Youth Salute at ceremonies in May. Students were nominated by...
Tags: Special Olympics, Students, Separation of Church and State, George Rogers, American Revolutionary War (1775-1783)
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