NEWTON — Since 1949, the Rotary Club of Newton-Conover has served the community. A standing mission of Rotary clubs all over the world is to take action to enhance basic
Teachers are using upgrades to the new Sherwood High School to teach students about trade careers. Author: Bryant Clerkley (KGW) Updated: 11:12 AM PDT April 14, 2021
SHERWOOD, Ore. When Sherwood High School students start hybrid learning next week, they ll attend an entirely new school that was just finished at the end of last year. Teachers are using the new construction as an opportunity to get more students involved in trade careers.
Agriculture and welding teacher Allison Meadows has an upgraded classroom. She wants to expose the students to careers they might not have thought about. I think we are trying to transform the stigma trades students versus the college track, Meadows said. I think it s been really successful here at Sherwood, our career and technical education programs have been. I feel like the stigma will fizzle with a little bit of leg work from our teachers.
A tall order awaits the Washington girls’ basketball team tonight in DeWitt when they face off with #5 Central DeWitt in a Class 4A regional semifinal.
The Demons are 3-18 and riding high after their best performance of the season in a 38-37 win over Oskaloosa to shock the Indians in the first round of the playoffs. Down by two with 10 seconds left, Makenna Conrad drilled her only three of the night that proved to be the game-winner. Senior Anna Nacos scored the team’s first 14 points and she averages 9.3 on the season. Alex Murphy accounts for six of the team’s 25 rebounds a night. The Sabers are 14-2 and finished second in the Mississippi Athletic Conference. They score 53 points a game and only give up 41. Taylor Veach and Allison Meadows are a dangerous one-two punch with 19 and 16 points a contest, respectively.
The soothing qualities of the Santa Fe make terrors into angels
January 20, 2021 10:26
The peace and tranquility parents seek for their families is possible inside the new Santa Fe, says Hyundai in its latest campaign.
Feuding children are instantly soothed by the family-focused design features of the vehicle, and break out into Enya’s Orinocco Flow while the goings on outside become mythical beings and join in as a choir.
Hyundai Australia chief marketing officer, Kevin Goult, wanted to kick-off a year of new launches with a bang.
“With a significant number of new product launches in 2021 we‘re starting the year as we intend to finish it, with spectacular creative that pushes the Hyundai brand forward. The new Santa Fe model is up first. It’s more grown up, more premium, and more technologically advanced than ever before, just like the Hyundai marketing team and its agencies,” he said.