With 13 years of pure dedication and being “all in” with every step, Mr. Keene has served the school and students while always making an effort to "make someone’s day better," and encouraging us all to do the same. As assistant principal for 11 years and head principal for two, Mr. Keene’s...
Editor's Note: This story first appeared in our print newspaper published in mid-May. Shortly after, Herman was critically injured in a car accident on I-75 in Fayette County and remains at UK Medical Center. We wanted to post this article here to give our online audience the chance to learn more about...
An entourage of student leaders, marching through our community can only mean one thing: It's the Superintendent Advisory Board. For the past few months, Superintendent Dustin Howard has been giving insight to many students at GRC, taking them to many places in our community. From the industrial park...
GRC Esports just wrapped up their spring season, and are ready to begin the hard work for the upcoming year. The Esports team experienced a lot of success in their first year of competing in the Kentucky Esports league. This didn’t come without its challenges, however. With this being GRC’s first...
The GRC Cardinals excelled against arguably some of the best competition at their 3A Region 6 Meet on Saturday, May 20. The boys team brought home the school's first region track trophy ever with its runner-up performance. “The team did so well," said Coach Dodd Dixon. "They did not crumble under...
What is your favorite sport? Have it in mind? Good, now imagine a single GRC student playing them all. Our very own Clay Turley is not only overachieving academically with his AP and college course classes, but is also taking on the load of not one, but four school sports. He plays GRC soccer,...
Talent is widespread across George Rogers Clark. Some are star athletes, some have mastered an instrument, and some excel in academics. But there are a few select students at GRC who have taken a different route in showcasing their talents. GRC students Addison Baber, Emma Hackworth, and Mallory...
GRC Tennis made their mark at the 10th Region tennis tournament with the girls team winning the championship for the second straight year, the boys team placing runner up, and the top girls and boys doubles teams winning the region title. Senior Tennyson Prater and junior Clay Turley won the doubles...
Family. This one word drove Riley Williams into the pathway of Olympic weightlifting. In her time competing she has made numerous strides in her sport such as, setting numerous state records, a gold medal at the national level, and even a spot on team USA. “My Dad and brothers got me into it originally,...
Longtime Clark County sports fan and avid sports historian Mike “Bear” Rogers has been named GRC Girls Golf coach. In his first high school head coaching position, Rogers’ goals reach beyond the game of golf. “Golf will be emphasized but that will not define who we are or what our girls...
Two GRC tennis doubles teams have advanced in the region tournament. Cassi Lowe and Madelyn Settles won both their quarter-final match and semi-final match to advance to the finals Wednesday at 8 p.m. Tennyson Prater and Clay Turley won their quarter-final match to advance to the semi-final match...
Graduation is coming up, and our 2023 seniors would appreciate some help. Receiving gifts and donations for college or anything they plan to do after high school would really aid in their journey. Here are some gift ideas that any senior would appreciate. Gas Cards These are great gift ideas....
GRC graduate Caleb Crosby is preparing to perform tonight with one of the greatest of all time. After receiving his first kit at age 10, Crosby fell in love with the drums and spent time playing music for his church, local bands, and the GRC Band. As a sophomore at Belmont University, he started playing...
This year, in our schools and communities, our voices are being heard louder than ever. Clark County Public Schools provides an opportunity for teachers, parents, students and people in the community to have a voice in local public education. Regular Community Planning and Input meetings...
You stand in the sun with the wind on your face. Music plays, children laugh, and the smell of cheeseburgers and pizza bites enters your nose. You start clapping along to the music and you couldn’t be happier. Winchester’s very own Legacy Grove will hold their second annual concert series beginning...
