In Middlesboro, KY, the clang of hammers on anvils and the twang of banjo strings recently echoed through the halls of local schools. Middlesboro Independent
Shellie Williams realized her calling was to work with children from early on in her career, starting out at a childcare center in 2000. Now,
For Charity Rose, the most rewarding part of her job comes from working alongside the students she is serving, including her own children. “Being in
Bringing Stories to Life Middlesboro Independent School District, in collaboration with Partners for Rural Impact’s Innovative Approaches to Literacy (IAL) program, is using a creative
Stop V Introduces ‘Too Good for Drugs’ Program to Middlesboro Elementary Second Graders Evelyn Bailey working with a student to fill out her Too Good
‘Healing Tree’ breathes life into the community of Hazard, Kentucky The Healing Tree in Hazard, Kentucky. In the Appalachian town of Hazard, Kentucky, a tree
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