Tanner Collins (left) and Reagan Burns

New Edinburg Class of 1957

RISON SCHOOL GIFTED AND TALENTED VETERANS DAY PROGRAM - The flags of the various divisions of the U.S. Armed Forces flap in the breeze as students from the Gifted and Talented program at Rison School held their annual Veterans Day program at George Walker Field of Champions. The program is becoming an annual tradition in Rison as the students pay tribute to local veterans around Veterans Day each year. This year, the program happen to fall on the same day as Veterans Day, Nov. 11.

FIRST KILL - Zoey House, age 7, killed her first deer hunting in Woodlawn.

Rison High School Homecoming Court

RISON ELEMENTARY ARTISTS OF THE MONTH - Rison Elementary selected the following students as the October Artists of the Month. Pictured left to right are: (Bottom row) Savannah Huggins, Paige Tidwell,Ana Taylor, Taylor Morris, Kathryn Jackson, Bryar Kimbrough; (top row) Braylie Socia, Leah Brunson, Grady Ballard, Edyn Ingram and Constance Slaughter. Not pictured are Kently Newsom, Drake Duncan and Jeremyah McDougald.

FIRST DEER - Miles Taylor, 6, killed his first deer Saturday while hunting with his Pawpaw Oscar Gerard. He is the son of Ashley and Justin Taylor of Rison.

COTTAGES WELCOME NEW THERAPY TEAM - The Green House Cottages of Southern Hills announce their new team of therapists based at its Rison facility. Pictured are (back row) Kayla Nutt, PTA; Katlin Nichols, PTA; (front row) Marigrace Sisson, COTA/L; Maddie Fuentes, COTA/L/ DOR; Not pictured: Phillip Bass, PT; Keri Freer, OTR/L.

QUILT OF VALOR PRESENTED - Holly Gerard Taylor and her husband Kevin Taylor each received the Quilt of Valor for their years of service to the United States Army.

OCTOBER ‘PAW’SITIVE STUDENTS OF THE MONTH - These Woodlawn Elementary students exhibited “honor,” which was the October ‘Paw’sitive Word of the Month. Pictured are: (front row) First Grader Manuel Rivera-Valdovinos, Fourth Grader Ella Richardson, Second Grader Lane Stanfield, Kindergartener Garrett Phillips; (back row) Sixth Grader Paisley Scharf, Fifth Grader Bentley Parker, and Third Grader Addison Kennedy.