High school students get a taste of elected office Although it’s challenging to get most tax-paying citizens interested in attending public meetings, let alone teenagers, five Trigg County High School students have been doing just that since the be...
Touring water color exhibit The Janice Mason Art Museum began showing Aqueous 2007 yesterday. The exhibit will continue through March 20.
This will mark the 29th for Aqueous, which is the annual juried exhibit sponsored by th...
FFA remains vital part of life for students in Trigg County With each passing year, the Future Farmers of America continues to be a vital part of life for both Trigg County students and the community in general.
The FFA was founded in 1928 in Kansas City, K...
Ezell and Fourshee: No more SCAPP! An exhibit of Bhutanese art and the annual Spring Dance fundraiser topped the Janice Mason Art Museum’s Board of Directors’ agenda last Thursday.
Buildings Committee chairman Paul Fourshee said, “F...
First high school drama club play brings out the crowds The recently formed Trigg County High School Drama Club presented their first play Friday and Saturday night, and it appeared to be a smashing success.
Before the curtain even opened, student direc...
New Light Baptist holds food giveaway Mark 6:34 describes how Christ fed the masses with five loaves of bread and two fishes. Trigg County’s New Light Baptist Church followed his example by gathering and distributing food to the hungr...
VFW pays homage to 2006 Patriot Pen, Voice of Democracy winners The Veterans of Foreign Wars, Post 7890, honored winners of the Patriot Pen and Voice of Democracy Essay contests last week.
Eighth grade student Ethan Sweno won first place in the local Patriot Pe...
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