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Shohei Ohtani, Max Stassi and Taylor Ward homered and Alex Cobb rebounded from one bad inning to lift the Los Angeles Angels to a 12-5 victory over the Seattle
Grayson RECCâs president and CEOâhas retired, the cooperative announced this week.
Carol Hall Fraley was the first female top executive of an electric cooperative in Kentucky history, according to Grayson RECCâs press release. She worked for the cooperative for 46 years.
Fraley started part-time at Grayson the day after graduating from Greenup County High School in 1975. She stayed there throughout her career.
âThe board and management of Grayson wish to extend our gratitude and best wishes to her as she begins this next chapter in her life,ââsaid Harold Dupuy, Grayson Board Chairman. âCarol Ann embodies the hometown spirit of Grayson RECC and her dedication to eastern Kentucky is an important legacy. She never forgot where she came from, and we will never forget her contributions to the cooperative.â
Killeen community leaders use activities, opportunities to keep kids engaged over Spring Break
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KILLEEN, TX â For many school districts across the state, it s Spring Break. While some will use this next week to relax and unplug, some community leaders in Killeen are using this week to keep kids engaged.
It s no secret kids are naturally curious, but sometimes being too curious can get you into trouble. With this in mind, some community leaders are stepping up to give area kids something productive to do over the break. I remember being a teen here during Spring Break and not really having much to do, said Vantonio Fraley, owner and Creator of the IMpossible Teen Center.