HUNTINGTON — The Cabell County Board of Education will conduct a public hearing during its Tuesday meeting ahead of reviewing the 2023-24 proposed operating budget.
Arnette tells Class of 2021 to be kind to others and go be great
Boonville Daily News
As the Boonville Class of 2021 left the Windsor gymnasium one by one for the final time Sunday during commencement, keynote speaker Abby Arnette emphasized over and over to the 118 graduates to be kind to others and be kind to themselves.
“I am so completely honored to have been chosen this year as your graduation speaker,” Arnette said. “I can’t help but feel that maybe this is a little bit of pay back for all of the presentations, class projects and speeches that I required a majority of you to do in sixth grade as well as your sophomore and junior year at BHS, so congratulation to the Class of 2020-21 you indeed got the last one in on me. But then again I am the one up here talking to all of you so maybe this one is my last chance to get the last one in as the host of the class of 2020-21 official roast. I’m just kidding.”
Riverhead Little League opening day ceremonial first pitch at Stotzky Park. (Credit Bill Landon)
After a delayed season last spring due to the pandemic, the Riverhead Little League has returned to action this year with a more typical start. On Saturday, baseball and softball players gathered at Stotzky Park for the traditional opening day ceremonies before a round of games began.
The season officially started a week earlier with a few games in the Majors and Double A divisions.
The Majors division will play through June, culminating in a championship game June 19.
See more photos from opening day below:
Riverhead Little League opening day ceremonies at Stotzky Park. (Credit: Bill Landon)