12 McCracken Co. High School students chosen for Governorâs Scholars Back row (left to right) Brianna McGregor, Ava Kelly, Katelyn Walker, Ethan Roberts, Katherine Oliver. Front row (left to right) Madison Miller, Avery Collins, Addison Allen, Wyleigh Watson, Laurel Swanz, Carlie England, Hillary Hollowell, and Erissa Morin. (Source: McCracken Co. High School) By Jessica Ladd | May 3, 2021 at 6:27 PM CDT - Updated May 3 at 6:27 PM
MCCRACKEN COUNTY, Ky. (KFVS) - Twelve McCracken County High School students have been chosen for the Governorâs Scholars Program.
McCracken County High School juniors Addison Allen, Avery Collins, Carlie England, Hillary Hollowell, Ava Kelly, Erissa Morin, Katherine Oliver, Laurel Swanz, Katelyn Walker, Wyleigh Watson, Deacon Jones and Ethan Roberts have been selected as scholars.
Grammy-Winning Director Melina Matsoukas Joins Ghetto Film School s Board of Directors (EXCLUSIVE)
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“Queen & Slim” filmmaker and “Insecure” executive producer and director Melina Matsoukas is paying it forward, bringing her extensive filmmaking expertise to the youth and joining Ghetto Film School’s Board of Directors.
“In my career I’ve had two guiding ambitions, one is to tell the stories of underrepresented people in ways that expand our collective consciousness and the other is to find all the ways I can help young artists and filmmakers tell their own stories in their own voices,” Matsoukas said in a statement. “I’m honored to join the board of Ghetto Film School, an organization I’ve long admired, and to work with them in expanding access to film education and fostering young talent.”
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Mary Katherine Oliver
Mary Katherine Oliver: June 26, 1940 – December 7, 2020 (80)
Mary Katherine Oliver was born on June 26, 1940 to Fred and Mary Vehar in Rock Springs, Wyoming. Mary grew up in Rock Springs, and graduated from Rock Springs High School.
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Mary K married Charles “Sonny” Oliver on July 3, 1959 in Rock Springs. They had five children. During their marriage, Mary, Sonny, and their children lived in several areas and finally settled in Bairoil and Lamont, Wyoming in 1979. Mary owned and operated Grandma’s Café in Lamont, she was famous for her home cooked meals and desserts. Mary enjoyed spending time with her family, working on her puzzles, sewing, and crocheting, but her favorite past time was gambling.