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  • Southern Hills CTC medal winners

    Information Technology program students at Southern Hills Career and Technical Center recently participated in the Business Professionals of America (BPA) Region 13 competitions.
  • Hillsboro Christian Academy seniors recognized
    Hillsboro Christian Academy senior basketball players were recognized at their against Pike County Christian School which was played at the Hillsboro Middle School gym.
  • 'When Music Was at its Best' at Vern Riffe Center for the Arts

    Stroll down musical memory lane with Michael Jackson, Smokey Robinson, Jackie Wilson, Aretha Franklin, Tyrone Davis, Otis Redding and Johnny Taylor at Shawnee State University’s Vern Riffe Center for the Arts at 8 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 23. Hosted by “Clean” Comedian Bryant “BLT” Turner, the music and comedy tribute presents some of the greatest hits from some of music’s great performers.

  • 'A Chorus Line' at SSU's Vern Riffe Center for the Arts
    “A Chorus Line,” winner of nine Tony Awards and the 1976 Pulitzer Prize, will be on stage at the Vern Riffe Center for the Arts at 7:30 p.m. on Thursday, March 7. The play is the celebration of the unsung heroes of musical theater – the chorus dancers. These valiant, over-dedicated, underpaid, highly trained performers back up the stars and make them look even more talented.
  • Wee Care students learn about dental hygiene
    On Feb. 13, Wee Care Preschool students were given a presentation on the importance of dental hygiene as part of National Dental Health Month.
  • Buckskin honors Students of the Month
    Buckskin Elementary has announced students of the month for grades K-5 for January.
  • Buckskin honors Students of the Month
    Buckskin Elementary has announced students of the month for grades K-5 for January.
  • Fairfield eighth-graders receive science fair awards

    Students' projects using the scientific method were on display for judging Feb. 14 at the Fairfield Middle School. The eighth grade formed two-student teams; the partners decided on a project of their mutual interest, established a problem for which they had to experiment, sought their results and created a display and a presentation to show their results.

  • Fairfield eighth-graders receive science fair awards

    Students' projects using the scientific method were on display for judging Feb. 14 at the Fairfield Middle School. The eighth grade formed two-student teams; the partners decided on a project of their mutual interest, established a problem for which they had to experiment, sought their results and created a display and a presentation to show their results.

  • SSCC to host H.S. Art Showcase open house Feb. 28
    The annual Appalachian Gateway High School Art Showcase open house will be held 6-8 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 28, on Southern State Community College's South Campus, 12681 U.S. Route 62, near Sardinia. The gallery will open at 6 p.m., with the awards ceremony to begin at 7 p.m. The event is free and open to the public.
  • WHS Task Force visits Heartland of Hillsboro
    The Whiteoak High School Task Force went to Heartland of Hillsboro for a fun fashion show for the residents who all received balloons to brighten up their walkers and wheelchairs.
  • LC Bands bowl for FUNdraiser
    This past Friday, one half of the Lynchburg-Clay Band students took to the bowling lanes raising money to support their growing band program. The LC Band Bowl-a-thon is in its third year and continues to help the growing number of students who participate in the bands.
  • LC Bands bowl for FUNdraiser
    This past Friday, one half of the Lynchburg-Clay Band students took to the bowling lanes raising money to support their growing band program. The LC Band Bowl-a-thon is in its third year and continues to help the growing number of students who participate in the bands.
  • WHS Students of the Month
    Congratulations to the Whiteoak Jr./Sr. High February Students of the Month. They are: 7th grade, Adam Willey; 8th grade, Trent Gorman; 9th grade, Caitlyn Frazer; 10th grade, Caitlin Becraft; 11th grade, Tyler Williams; and 12th grade, Molly Oliver. 
  • Whiteoak Task Force makes a donation to the Ronald McDonald House in honor of Addison Faith Naylor
    Recently, the Whiteoak Task Force students made a donation in honor of Addison to the Ronald McDonald House. They sent cleaning supplies, personal-hygiene supplies, snacks, games and many, many books. These will all be enjoyed by the families that stay at the Ronald McDonald House while they wait for their family members to get better.
  • WHS students recognized for attendance, grades
    The Whiteoak “I” Team and Mrs. Forsythe recently held a nachos party for students who had either perfect attendance or were on the all-A honor roll for either the second nine weeks or for the semester.  
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