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Cave City students honor veterans with flag display

Photos/Tammy CurtisKey Club Sponsor Patricia Hinds with students who have helped with the 2022 Veterans Day Flag Display in front of the school. Students include Lexie Stout Megan Gore, Brianna Coles, Darcie Taylor, Haley Cude, Kelsey Dillenger and Bella Counts. By: Tammy Curtis, Managing Editor After learning about an American flag project during the 2015 Key Club Convention, Cave City’s Key Club implemented the program.In 2017, Courtney Edwards and Violet Hastings, were…

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Winner times four – Highland celebrates year of miracles for Coach Medlock

Two weeks shy of a year after receiving his cancer diagnosis, Highland coach, teacher, mentor and friend was shocked and surprised by the Rebel Nation Oct. 28 as he made his way out to the field for what he thought was a ceremony to congratulate him and both his boy’s and girls’ cross country teams for winning the District Championship and him for being named Cross Country Coach of the Year. He…

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Convicted killer of Rebekah Gould speaks out before heading to prison

Rebekah Gould’s killer, William Miller accepted a plea a few weeks ago to 40 years in prison. He spoke exclusively to Angelia Roberts in this interview. EDITOR’S NOTE:This story is the result of an exclusive interview granted to journalist Angelia Roberts, who previously worked for the Batesville Guard. She has covered the Gould murder extensively over the last 16 years, including conducting personal interviews with several member’s of Gould’s family through the…

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Hartung honored for 22 years of service at Wee Care Daycare

PHOTO/ANDREA BRUNERJo Hartung was honored Oct. 21 as she celebrated her last day at Highland Wee Care after 22 years working with the Network of Community Options, impacting the lives of thousands of students. By: Andrea Bruner, Guest to the SRC When Highland Wee Care Day Care opened its doors Mon., Oct. 24, it did so without Jo Hartung at the helm.After 22 years with Network of Community Options, Inc., the parent…

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Highland loses show pigs in bizarre pit bull attack

FROM POLICE REPORTOne of FFA students favorite things is showing the animals they raised in fairs and livestock shows. Just days before two Highland FFA student’s pigs were set to be shown at the state fair, they were attacked and devoured by two pit bull dogs on Oct. 18.Highland Police Chief Steve Dravenstott received a call around 11:40 a.m. from Jeremiah Birkhead regarding two dogs that had gotten into the Highland FFA…

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