Mayfield High School's LINKS Program is funded by the 21st Century Community Learning Center grant. The federal grant is awarded to Kentucky schools that agree to design and implement after-school programs for students. There are currently 30 students on average that participate regularly in the program at MHS.
Life Care Center of La Center is happy to welcome Mark Vance, Licensed Physical Therapist, to the therapy department. Mr. Vance received his Bachelors Degree from the University of Kentucky and his Doctorate Degree from the University of Des Moines. In addition to his education, Mr. Vance comes to Life Care with over 30 years of experience, in which many of those years were spent in private practice. During this time, Mr. Vance specialized in geriatrics, sports medicine and industrial medicine.
Almost five hours after the start of Game 5 of the National League Division Series, the Chicago Cubs made good on manager Joe Maddon's summer declaration to "Bring on the Dodgers!" Aided by some eighth-inning help from the Washington Nationals, the Cubbies held on tight for a 9-8 victory. They now advance to their third straight NL Championship Series against the Dodgers which begins this Saturday night in Los Angeles.
He was SO mad. No matter what he did, he never felt as loved as his brother. This time it was no different. Maybe worse. The more he thought about it, the angrier he got. The only solution was to go talk to his brother. Tell him right up front how he felt about the matter and let him know how sick he was about being "second" when he was the first-born. Wasn't first-born children supposed to have an edge? Where was his edge?
It's amazing how deer are transformed from summer to fall and winter. In the hot months my trail camera's pictures are of deer that look like they're about ready to die. Their hide is patchy with hair, ticks cover parts of their body, and you seemingly can count every rib on their frail frame. And while some do die from various issues related to the heat, most make it to the colder, more comfortable months.
Teen years have always been hard going for both teens and parents alike. Parents try their best to prepare their kids for the many decisions they are faced with each and every day, but they regularly find that their authority and values begin to become undermined by their kids' peers and the media.
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