Ever since Nick Vogler can remember, he has loved the game of soccer. “I put my first pair of cleats on when I was 3 and I haven’t taken them off since,” said Vogler, named today as head coach of the GRC Boys’ Soccer team. A health and PE teacher at GRC this year, Vogler has 15 years of experience coaching all levels of soccer. He was Bourbon County’s middle and high school head coach before coming to GRC, and he is assistant coach...

As GRC’s total campus edges closer to becoming reality, exciting developments have been made in the facilities. The columns at the football stadium have been wrapped in stone, and all the stone work on the stadium is completed. The turf is also in production, and installation “should begin in a month or so,” according to Project Manager John Hagan Codell. The football stadium is expected to be completed around the beginning of July, which...

Senior Christopher Stefanski, a four-year leader in GRC’s JROTC program, has been appointed to the United States Air Force Academy. “I was so stoked when I got the call,” said Christopher. “I’m really at a loss for words.” Nominated by Rep. Andy Barr for all four military academies, Christopher received the call Wednesday. “I was a little worried since it’s been a dream for so long,” he said, “but after I got the call, a...

Students everywhere worry about what they are going to do after high school.  Should they take the college path or kickstart their careers? Thanks to the Youth Employment Solutions (YES!) program, several GRC students are set for their futures and have the opportunity to do both. YES! is a program started by Adecco in partnership with the Kentucky Department of Education and Clark County Schools that provides skill-oriented jobs to students...

“Live every day like it’s your last.” Most of us are familiar with this quote and probably think it’s cliché, but these are words that junior Briana Stout now has come to live by. A few years ago, Briana began struggling with severe migraines and occasional seizures. She had been periodically seeing a neurologist because of this, and was told she was not allowed to drive until further notice, which is devastating when you’re 16. Back...