Mt. Sterling native teaching those in recovery unique skill of making guitars, dulcimers

by By Tom Marshall Senior Advocate Writer
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Earl Moore III, right, and Doug Naselroad, left, work on a guitar body. Doug Naselroad, a Mt. Sterling native, and Troublesome Creek String Instrument Co. teach those in drug recovery how to make guitars, dulcimers, mandolins and banjos. Photo by Malcolm Wilson.


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HEADED TO STATE—These Montgomery County eighth graders, Brooks Bonfield, left, and Connor Cooper, qualified for the KHSAA State Golf Tournament last week competing in the Region 12 Tournament at Morehead. Bonfield shot 75 and tied for third while Cooper fired a 79 to tie for 10th place.
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