Lady Generals Looking For Greater Success In ‘24

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Members of the Lee softball team are shown, front row, left to right: Madison Galloway, Sybella Yeary, Taylor Bishop, Gracie Garrett, and Chloe Bledsoe. Back row: Kinley Huff, Avery Weston, Raleigh Williams, Chloe Calton, Jenna Turner and Emma Fortner.


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Thomas Walker’s Amelia Lewis was a silver medal performer in the 1600 and 3200 meter races on Saturday at the Pepsi Five Star Invitational.
Jacob McCurry of Thomas Walker struck out four batters on Saturday in the opening game of a doubleheader with Rye Cove.
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Members of the 2024 Lee High girls tennis team are shown, front row, left to right: Sadie Evans, Jayden Ely, Mikah Woliver, Kasey Woliver and Kate Blakemore. Back row: Alyssa Laws, Kaylee Roberts, Hannah Jones, Eva Adams and Grier Crabtree.
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Town of Pennington Gap Water Treatment Plant received a silver award for achieving Virginia’s optimization program goals for Water Treatment Plant Performance for Excellence in Filtration and Backwash. Shown with the award are Chris Sexton, Water Plant Supervisor, middle; David Dawson, right, Virginia Department of Health Office of Drinking Water and not pictured other members of Pennington Gap Water Plant are Greg McKnight and Jim Carroll.
Virginia Optimization Program
A ceremony to announce renovations to the Bailey Robbins building in Pennington Gap were held last week with town officials and Quesenberry’s, Inc. Representatives on hand. Shown are, from left: Mike Curtis of Quesenberry’s, Councilman Doug Alsup, Mayor Larry Holbrook, Abram Quesenberry of Quesenberry’s, and Town Manager Keith Harless.
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