Youth

Three Shelby County High School students have been chosen for an internship program created by state Rep. Brad Montell(R-Shelbyville) and will serve during the ongoing legislative session.

Those chosen are:

•  Zach Brown, the son of David and Belinda Brown, who said he wants to gain “more knowledge about our country’s political system and experience by participating in certain aspects of it.” He wants to major in political science after graduation and become involved in politics in some fashion.

Christopher B. Carroll has earned his Eagle Scout reward. His certification project was building a permanent marquee sign for the Bagdad Ruritan Club. He is a member of Boy Scout Venture Crew 470 of Simpsonville. He is the son of B.J. and Ginger Carroll, graduated from Shelby County High School in 2012 and is a freshman at the University of Kentucky majoring in business management.

Eastern Kentucky University Army ROTC and its national champion Pershing rifles R-1 drill team will host the seventh annual Pershing Rifles’ Junior ROTC Drill Classic on Saturday on the Richmond campus.

Collins High School is one of the 21 high schools competing, with junior ROTC cadets competing in several events, including infantry drill regulation; platoon inspection; team, dual and individual exhibition; and knockout, beginning at 9 a.m. in Weaver Gym.

Monday

Elementary schools – Breakfast: mini pancakes, WG blueberry muffin, variety of cereal, juice, fresh fruit and, milk; Entrées: WG pretzel w/cheese sauce, WG mini corn dogs, uncrustable and cheese stick; sides: carrots, green beans, Orange smiles/pineapple tidbits, milk; condiments: ketchup, mustard