Education

Christina L. Kern

Campbellsville University

Campbellsville University's School of Nursing graduated 28 students in December, the largest nursing class yet. A ceremony in December honored the graduates.

Students from Campbellsville honored include Amanda Gail Anderson, Suzanne Renee Davis, Leetta Jean Dial, James Daniel Edmonds, Brittany Elaine Knifley, Jordan Keely Rash Pittman, Joni Danielle Robinson Reynolds, Mary Frances Wise and Kristen Marie Wilson.

The INFAC Corp. has donated $2,000 to improve educational opportunities for students at Taylor County School District.

"INFAC North America is proud to be able to help the school and the community by this donation for our young people. Our hope is that our donation will enrich the lives of the students who may also become INFAC employees of the future," Brian Bland, general manager, said.

In tough times, everyone needs a partner to make living a little easier.  That's where the Cooperative Extension Service's Expanded Food and Nutrition Program comes in.

Taylor County has a new program assistant, Angela Freeman, a lifelong Taylor County resident whose interest in healthy living goes years back.

A former health educator with the district health department and a preschool and physical education teacher, Freeman knows the importance of education on living a healthy lifestyle.

Taylor County Elementary School recently announced its Writers of the Week for the week of Jan. 11.