Shelby Kiwanis members Heidi Vassey and Pam Sharts are pictured with ROTC volunteers Olivia Thompson, Skylar Orton, Avery Ervin, Matthew Sperling, Joseph Olenick and Logan Frankenberger at the 59th Annual Shelby Kiwanis Pancake Supper on Friday, October 24th. Jeff Melton photo
Shelby Kiwanis members Heidi Vassey and Pam Sharts are pictured with ROTC volunteers Olivia Thompson, Skylar Orton, Avery Ervin, Matthew Sperling, Joseph Olenick and Logan Frankenberger at the 59th Annual Shelby Kiwanis Pancake Supper on Friday, October 24th. Jeff Melton photo
New Program through GWU's Searight PACE Equips High School Students with Experiential Learning Experiences.
Representatives from Pinnacle Classical Academy in Shelby and Gardner-Webb University met recently to establish a Skills Training Partnership Agreement. Offered through GWU's Searight Professional and Continuing Education (PACE) Program, this five-week summer college readiness experience will strengthen Pinnacle high school students' development of advanced analytical, critical-thinking and problem-solving skills.
Cleveland Community College's sixth annual Yetis Athletics Golf Tournament teed off Friday, October 10, at Deerbrook Golf Club, bringing together 32 teams and 128 golfers in support of Yetis Athletics. The event raised nearly $45,000 to fund athletic scholarships and enhance the College's growing athletics programs. This year's winning team featured Matt Bryant, Jason Deans, Curtis Bailey, and Rod Howard. Additional recognitions went to Dan Jablonski and Robby Reynolds for Closest to the Pin, and Dalton Putnam for Longest Drive.
uring the early archery season I arrowed a nice doe. I calculated that I was in my tree stand about seven minutes. Before I went to search for my deer, I gathered my equipment, loaded it on my four-wheeler, and took it to my truck. By the time I was back at my tree stand, about forty minutes had passed. I knew I had made a good clean shot and there shouldn't be any trouble finding my deer.
