Local student selected to perform at Carnegie Hall

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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.
Mt. Sterling native teaching those in recovery ...
Many employees at the local Greif plant wore pink in recognition of Breast Cancer Awareness Oct. 9. The employees also raised more than $500 for the American Cancer Society. Employees each received a goody bag and free pizza. Pictured, from left, are JR Sallee, Ericka Craigmyle, Heather McIntosh, plant manager Tim Bach, human resources director Debbie Anderson, Ruth Bolen, Elizabeth Hollon and Austin Nickell. Photo by Tom Marshall.
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CONTEMPLATING—MCHS head football coach Michael Caba watches the action intently planning the next move for his team. Friday night at Cunningham Field Caba’s Tribe did something that hadn’t been done by a Montgomery County football team in over a decade. The Indians shut out an opponent as they knocked off Madison Southern, 17-0, to get a much-needed district win. (Photo by Paris Whitney)
Indians ground Eagles, get key district win