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Taking the games outside
A sure sign of spring in the Ashland area is school buses lined up at the city parks or students using open fields around schools for nearly organized games.
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Building for the future
Seniors at Paul G. Blazer High have gone to school amid construction crews, heavy equipment and yellow caution tape since they were freshmen.
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Time for a play day
What used to be a weedy patch of asphalt tucked in behind Cannonsburg Elementary School is now a haven where disabled students can explore and play.
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Verity's families do science
The cafeteria at Verity Middle School was either a playground or a laboratory — or both, judging by the students who were there Tuesday evening.
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Directing a classic
Half an hour before play practice, Taylor Shaffer is handing out lapel microphones and reminding actors it’s time to get into costume.
A few minutes later she’s back in the sound booth doing sound checks. -
Hook, line and sinker
It’s less than a month before the last school bell rings. Almost beach time. Russell Middle School parents, do you know where your guppies are?
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Animals provide life lesson
Some students at Star Elementary School got a lesson in overcoming adversity on Thursday, courtesy of some canine and feline friends.
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Governor and legislators laud ACTC new EastPark building
An investment in the future of northeastern Kentucky and the fulfillment of a dream, envisioned by the Kentucky General Assembly’s approval of the Higher Education Reform Act of 1997, were among the laudatory phrases repeated by several speakers on Monday.
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Fairview school boss honored
Bill Musick likes to be the first one at Fairview High School in the morning so he can greet the students on their way to class.
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Hatcher closing recommended
The current academic year will likely be the last one for Hatcher Elementary School.
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