Kevin Willis graduated from Eastern Kentucky University on May 11, 2013. Kevin graduated Magna Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts in English with a Communication Studies minor. Kevin is currently enrolled in EKU’s Student Personnel Services in Higher Education Graduate Program and will pursue his Master Degree while working for EKU University Housing as a Graduate Assistant beginning this fall.
Kevin is the son of Bill and Rosetta Willis of Albany.
On Saturday, May 4, Ms. Renee Parrigin and Ms. Vivian Talbott received their Doctorate Degree from University of the Cumberlands in Williamsburg, Kentucky. Family and friends are proud of this accomplishment. They put a lot of work, time and dedication in
Mr. and Mrs. Miller and Teresa Tallent and Rick and Tammy Parrish would like to announce the forthcoming marriage of their children, Nikki Tallent and Sean Parrish. Nikki is the granddaughter of F.M. and Bonnie Tallent and Gleema Tallent and
Reshea Leigh Norris and Jordan Dale Fillingham
Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Norris would like to announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of their daughter, Reshea Leigh Norris, to Jordan Dale Fillingham, son of Ms. Brenda Fillingham and
by: Gayla Duvall
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The Hit by David Baldacci; Fly Away by Kristin Hannah;
Berea College junior Steven Haddix was selected to the Kentucky Intercollegiate Athletic Conference 2013 All-Conference Golf team following the KIAC tournament played at Gibson Bay Golf Course April 29-30, 2013. He led his Berea golf team with a score of 79 in the final round.
Matthew, Joshua, Derrick Riddle and Wyatt, Nigil and Trucker Guffey would like to annouce the marriage of their parents on May 10, 2013 in Cookeville, Tennessee. Angela Waid and Robert Guffey. Proud parents are Lou Waid of Albany and Joe
Lindsey Wilson College graduate John Brown of Albany, Ky., is flanked by his grandparents, Bill, left, and Faye Shehan, both of Union, Ky., following Saturday’s spring commencement ceremony at the liberal arts college in Columbia.
Source: Monroe Rasnake
If this summer’s weather is anything close to what we had last year you might have some pasture shortages if you have cool-season grasses, since these forages stop growing during hot, dry
Cast members Aliea Garner, Louis Davis, Linda Crouch, Donovan Hatfield, and Melva Nunnery rehearse for the upcoming GNT production of The Importance of Being Earnest.