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By Alex Johannes Chapter Reporter The Nashville FFA Chapter recently participated in the SIU Livestock Judging Competition that was hosted by the SIU Collegiate FFA. FFA members judged beef cattle, sheep, swine, and goats. Overall, Nashville’s Varsity team placed 28th in the contest. The JV team placed 4th at the contest with Logan Boester as

Karli Kurwicki, daughter of Joe and Diana Kurwicki of Nashville graduated from St. Louis College of pharmacy May 12, 2018 with her Doctorate in Pharmacy. Karli graduated Magna Cum Laude and was involved in Kappa Epsilon Pharmacy Fraternity for women, Rho Chi Pharmacy Honor Society, a student ambassador for STLCOP, and the Student Pharmacist Association.

The box is pictured here, along with some of those who worked on it. FROM LEFT, Natasha Migliore (9th grade), Madi Kurtz (10th), Donald Hollowell (9th), Duall Schlichter (9th), Art Teacher Danielle Schultz, Willow Simmons (12th), Nick Renth (11th), Brendan Baum (11th), and Josie Woodrome (9th).  Not pictured: Mikala Kozuszek (12th), Jena Roesener (12th), and

Jennifer Brink and David Kirchner talked to the NCHS Board about Kirchner Family Company plans for a music practice field. By Alex Haglund David Kirchner and Jennifer Brink spoke to the board of Nashville Community High School at their regular meeting for May, held on Monday, May 21, giving them some details about a proposed

Class Of 2018 Graduates From NCHS Seniors no more: graduates toss their hats into the air as the commencement exercises at Nashville Community High School draw to a close on the hot and humid afternoon of Sunday, May 27. The Nashville News posted a “Facebook Live” video of the ceremony. A full gallery from the

NCHS exchange student Maksym Kuzhdin and host father Tom Speedie. Kuzhdin will head back to his home in Ukraine on June 5. Maksym Kuzhdin’s Year In Nashville Comes To A Close By Alex Haglund Sunday afternoon, graduation was held. Despite having a year of high school left, exchange student Maksym Kuzhdin walked across the stage

Sheriff’s Department Chief Deputy John Kennedy Visits With Preschoolers At Happy Days A HUGE thank you goes to Chief Deputy John Kennedy of the Washington County Sheriff’s Department for coming to visit us at Happy Days Preschool. Kennedy PATIENTLY answered such questions as: Are you ever scared? What do you do with the bad guys?

“Inside and Out” NCHS Student Gallery – May 23, 2018 This week’s NCHS Student Gallery Piece is “Inside and Out”, a 9X12 inch watercolor self-portrait by 12th grade Art I student Mackenzie Hollowell. “My artwork represents who I am on the inside and outside,” Hollowell wrote. “Every element that I created represents something about me.”

2018 Nashville Middle School Graduates Annie Ahlers, daughter of Blake and Courtney Ahlers. Brandee Anselment, daughter of Amy Anselment and Doug Anselment. Esdon Bartling, son of Danny and Karen Bartling. Hailey Baugh, daughter of Melanie Caplinger and Jason Baugh. Ian Blazier, son of Dan and Jamie Blazier. Abigail Boudah, daughter of Daniel and Robin Boudah.

Public Speaking competitors Austin Schorfheide and Aden Hill. Schorfheide will head to state contest on June 12 By Alex Johannes, Chapter Reporter FFA Public Speakers recently won many honors while competing at the District V Public Speaking Contest at Southern Illinois University Carbondale. The contest has four categories which speakers can compete in: Varsity Prepared,