Two local schools are set to receive a grant aimed at increasing the number of high school students enrolled in a dual-credit program, allowing them to get college credit while still in high school.
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The magic of Christmas giving really started in March.
When businesses became crippled by COVID-19 and people lost jobs or were laid off, the numbers of others who stepped forward to help provide tons of free food to the needy exploded. That giving has not stopped, and efforts continue to ensure that no one in Lawrence County goes hungry.
Free prepared dinners and boxes and bags of free groceries have abounded, made possible by state agencies, churches, community organizations, generous individual donors, schools and businesses who have reached out to help the lesser fortunate.
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