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BOE makes no decision on property
The Cabell County Board of Education spent nearly two hours in executive session Tuesday night discussing property and pending litigation with its lawyer.
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Grace Christian grad receives scholarship
HUNTINGTON -- The Huntington Rotary Club, in partnership with Marshall University, awarded a scholarship to Amber Nicole Sizemore of Barboursville.
Here are the local students who made the West Virginia University's Spring 2009 Dean's and President's Lists (* denotes President's List), listed with their areas of study:
GRADUATE: Matthew F. Price received his degree from Washington and Lee University on June 4. He majored in English and medieval and renaissance studies. He also participated in Phi Eta Sigma national freshman academic honor society, Phi Beta Kappa national academic honor society, University Scholars, Generals Christian Fellowship and was a resident adviser for first-year students.
BARBOURSVILLE -- Kohl's Department Stores has released its state winners for the annual "Kohl's Kids Who Care Scholarship Program."
HUNTINGTON -- Camden Park will give 10 percent of its gate proceeds on Sunday, July 5, to Kellogg Elementary to help the school's bid to purchase new playground equipment.
The Cabell County Board of Education has called a special meeting for 6:30 p.m. Tuesday, June 30, to deal with a property matter, but officials decline to say whether it has to do with property now owned by Prestera.
From Ashland: Kelley J. Abshire, Kimberly B. Allen, Jeremy D. Barada, Brittany C. Barker, Tasha A. Barrett, Jonathan S. Beaman, Amanda S. Berry, Jennifer M. Bigler, Steven M. Blair, Philip Bloomer, Steven J. Boggs, Rickie L. Burton, Raymond J. Charland, Randolph L. Clark Jr., Amanda D. Clayton, Hannah N. Clevenger, Mary L. Cochran, Adam R. Collins, Anita L. Collins and Bret L. Collins.
REGISTRATION: Chesapeake Elementary will be registering children for kindergarten for the upcoming school year from 5:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday, July 16, at the school, located at 11359 County Road 1.
Cabell, Wayne natives earn pharmacy degrees
MORGANTOWN -- Five area residents were awarded Doctor of Pharmacy degrees from the West Virginia University School of Pharmacy this spring.
Local teachers participate in chemistry certification training
Local teachers participate in chemistry certification training
Local teachers encouraged to apply for scholarships
HUNTINGTON -- The Cabell Huntington Hospital Auxiliary is holding a raffle to support the Children's Hospital Project.
Demand for summer lunch program increases
HUNTINGTON -- Inside Trinity Church of God on 3rd Avenue, a mother holds her daughter on her lap, watching the child eat a sandwich. Other kids are munching apples and string cheese, while outside the church, a couple more make their way down the sidewalk toward the church hall.
SOUTH POINT -- The South Point Board of Education will meet in a special session at 6 p.m. Monday, June 29, at Burlington Elementary to approve final appropriations for the recently completed school year and temporary appropriations for upcoming year.
Jungle duo draws big crowds to branch libraries
HUNTINGTON -- Jungle Judy and Darling Dale visited four of Cabell County's branch libraries this week, including Guyandotte and Cox Landing on Wednesday.
ASHLAND -- Boyd County Superintendent Howard Osborne has been named the recipient of the 2009 Outstanding Superintendent Award by the Kentucky Educational Development Corporation.
ROTARY: The Rotary Club of Huntington named Joshua Williams, a student at Huntington High School, its student of the month. He and his guidance counselor, Renee Harris, were honored at its recent meeting.
HUNTINGTON -- A free workshop on special education will be offered from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, June 27, at the Holiday Inn Hotel & Suites, 800 3rd Ave., Huntington.
HUNTINGTON -- The ARTS All-Star Show Choir will present a dinner and show on Thursday and Friday, June 25-26, as a fundraiser for their upcoming season.
AG EDUCATION: Milton native Cassandra Morgan, who is a student at Potomac State College, recently conducted the farm animal station when kindergarten students from Keyser Primary Middle School visited the campus.