Education

LaRue County High School FFA members Sarah Stults, Austin Stillwell, Kelsey Rutledge, seated, and Bethany Akin, practiced for a milk quality and products competition by sampling several cheeses. 

The LaRue County High School Speech team chalked up another successful outing at the Thelma Beeler Invitational Tournament hosted at Lafayette High School in Lexington.  

The team was led to an overall second-place finish by sophomore Brian Anderson and junior Curtis Milby, both of whom scored multiple first- and second-place finishes in their events, and several other students who made final rounds.  

Milby was first in humorous interpretation and sixth in broadcast announcing.

 Jessica Wells of Hodgenville was among more than 500 students from Thomas More College who made the Fall Dean’s List.

Thomas More College is located in Crestview Hills.

 A Hodgenville woman is among five ECTC Students selected for “Who’s Who Among Students in American Universities and Colleges.”

Stacie Lyons is a 1990 graduate of East Hardin High School. She is working toward her Associate in Science Degree from ECTC, with plans to earn a bachelor’s degree in engineering from the University of Louisville.