Education

Nevalyn Moore has a list. She made her list 15 years ago. It's a 3x5 index card, and it has 15 items on it.

She shared the list, which is what she wants to do upon her retirement, with Campbellsville University's faculty and staff at the 25th annual Faculty and Staff Recognition Service held April 25 in the Winters Dining Hall.

Moore is retiring after this academic year after 25 years of teaching at CU.

Taylor County Preschool Community Based Instruction hosted its fourth annual fishing tournament. Pictured are Jennifer Gabehart and Peggy Crabtree's classes, who fished at David Burton's pond. Also fishing were Carolyn Bennett and Laura Sallee's classes, who fished at Buck Lewis' pond. Fishing winners were Logan Skaggs, 5, smallest fish; Abigail Brock, 5, most fish; and Cole Nallia, 4, largest fish.

Central Kentucky Music Teachers Association members who submitted students for the duet recital are Judith Davis, Carina Tiotuico, Beth Cochran, Suellen Shaw, Diana Aubrey and Dr. Wesley Roberts.

Central Kentucky Music Teachers Association hosted a duet recital on April 12 at Campbellsville University's Gheens Recital Hall. The participants were Carla Farias, Chin-Yu Hsu, Chia-Ying Huang, Ying-Huei Ting, Ashley Denise Wilson, Joel Bryan Tiotuico, April Massengale, Aryn Massengale, Katelyn McMahan, Caroline McMahan, Laura Lamb, Blair Lamb, Murphy Lamb, Jilly Bruns, Brooke Kearney, Kensi Moore, Stewart Graham, Lizzy Cox, Belinda Cheng, Millie RonKainen, Leslie Pike, Erin Mattingly, Aaron Boone and Gavin Cheng.