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	Lewis County High School's Band of Pride brought home two "Distinguished" awards from Morehead State University's Blue and Gold Contest on September 30. Band members are (first row, left to right) Jenn Bryan, Becky Moore, Danielle Cabell, Alicia Collier, Corry Eveland, Lance O'Cull, Ben Harrison, Bethany Erskine, Jessica Peplenski, Lynnea Squires, Megan Baker, Kayla Evans and Anna Kamer; (second row) Blaike Arnold, Derrick Reeder, Megan McGlone, Lacey Collins, Ryan Roe, Ryan Cooper, Michael Hall, Devin Logan, Tiffany West, Lillian Smith and Band Director Sherri Stanfield. (October 10, 2000, Photo Submitted)
	Miss Lewis County 2000 is Amanda Liles, 17, daughter of Tammy Ginn and Tommy Liles of Vanceburg. First runner-up was Tara Kidwell, 20, daughter of Marcus and Shirley Kidwell of Vanceburg. Second runner-up was Zara Wright, 19, daughter of Marty and Toni Wright of Tollesboro. (September 19, 2000, Karmin Madden)
	Tiffany Haitz, 15, daughter of Ronald and Brenda Haitz of Quincy, was crowned Miss Teen Lewis County Thursday evening. First runner-up was Heather Dean, 14, daughter of Betty and Arnold Dyer of Vanceburg; second runner-up was Amanda Ferguson, 14, daughter of Brien and Faye Ferguson of Flemingsburg. (September 19, 2000, Karmin Madden)
	Foster "Sid Meade AVEC had this entry in the School Fair Parade Saturday. Several area residents, school officials, politicians and school groups participated in the annual event. (September, 19, 2000, Paula Franke)
	Dan Prickett and Harriet Johnson rehearse a number they will perform Thursday during the Miss Teen and Miss Lewis County pageants. Several of the numbers will feature contestants, dancers and singers. (September 12, 2000, Dennis Brown)
	Eric Bolander of Quincy scales a simulated rock wall as part of a combined effort between the 201st Engineer National Guard unit of Olive Hill and Lewis County High School JROTC. Eric is attending the University of Kentucky on th GI Bill and several other programs offered through the Kentucky National Guard. (September 12, 2000, Karmin Madden)
	Lewis County Lady Lions Varsity Volleyball team members are, left to right, first row, Coach Doug Hampton, Emily Stamm, Erica Clark and Coach Caroline Pollitt; second row, Melinda Bloomfield, Anike Schultz, Sarah Bloomfield, Amy Lykins and Amberly Stamper; and third row, Linsey LeMaster, Misty Dyer, Franciska Sennewald and Jo Anna Brown. Not available for the photo were Rachel Carrington, Megin Maugans and Karley Maugans. (August 29, 2000, Karmin Madden)
	Lewis County Lady Lions volleyball junior varsity players are, left to right, front row, Allison Howard, Michelle Norris, Sarah Stamm and Coach Doug Hampton; second row, Mandy Mustard, Amanda Holman, Leslie Johnson and Coach Caroline Pollitt; and third row, Laci Jahn, Natisha Lewis and Melissa Bradley. (August 29, 2000, Karmin Madden)
	David Lykins listens as supporters of reviving the School Fair Parade make comments during a meeting last week. (August 29, 2000, Dennis Brown)
	Dave Collins and Tom Colvin, coaches for Duff Electronics Athletics, give words of encouragement to players. (June 20, 2000, Photo Submitted)
	Alex McGlone of the Professional Care Pharmacy Astros, swings to hit the ball. (June 20, 2000, Photo Submitted)
	J.T. Britt of the Lewis County Bar Association Reds, is ready to bat. (June 20, 2000, Photo Submitted)
	Lewis County High School's Class of 2000. More photos and information are included on our special Graduation Page. (Photo Courtesy of The Photo Shoppe Portraits by Redmond)
	David Campbell won a $500 college scholarship from People's Self-Help Housing. Applicants were asked to design and create a poster illustrating how the federal Fair Housing Policy can be promoted in Lewis County. David's poster is a collage map of Lewis County describing fair housing. (June 6, 2000, Patricia Bloomfield)
	Adam Shane Willis won a$500 college scholarship from People's Self-Help Housing. Applicants were asked to design and create a poster illustrating how the federal Fair Housing Policy can be promoted in Lewis County. Adam's poster is titled All people have the right to fair public housing. (June 6, 2000, Patricia Bloomfield)
	Gary Kidwell, at right, was presented an award for service last week by Lewis County Schools Superintendent Maurice Reeder Jr. Kidwell is retiring, but said he hopes to continue teaching some driver education classes and retain the position of athletic director at LCHS. (June 6, 2000, Joni Howard)
	The Lewis County Lady lions softball team brought home the 61st District Tournament trophy May 24. team members are, left to right, front row, Ashley Butler, Crystal Rigdon, Beth Clark, Dee Butler and Brandi Blevins; back row, Coach Terry Underwood, Amy Lykins, Sarah Bloomfield, Alissa Ross, Sarah Carrington, Misty Dyer, Melissa Bradley, Amanda Dyer and Assistant Coach Kevin Lewis. (Photo Submitted, May 30, 2000)
	Finishing first at the recent EKC Conference track meet at Fleming County was the track relay team of, left to right, Joe Rister, Joe Fitch, Michael Tucker and Nathan Yates. The team is coached by James "Bo" Silvey. (Photo Submitted, May 30, 2000)
	Lewis County Schools Transportation Director Rob Hall, left, and LCHS's Greg McCane, confer with GTE Customer Service Specialist Anne Melvin concerning the installation of classroom telephones. (May 23, 2000, Dennis Brown)
	Lewis County High School seniors Michael Tucker, Jeanna Edington and John Esham have been honored in the WSAZ NewsChannel 3 salute to the "Best of the Class 2000". They are featured in public service announcements that will air during May and June. (May 23, 2000, Photo Submitted)
	Michael Tucker placed second in the Accounting I division of Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) state competition held earlier this month in Louisville. (May 23, 2000, Photo Submitted)
	JROTC Cadet Norman Bryant demonstrates a low crawl obstacle at the confidence course near Lewis County High School. Several cadets gave demonstrations to members of the community during annual Organizational Days activities. (May 16, 2000, Dennis Brown)
	Rappelling was just one of the skills demonstrated to members of the community by cadets of the Lewis County High School JROTC during the Organizational Days Activities held recently at the confidence course near the high school. (May 16, 2000, Dennis Brown)
	Lewis County Schools Transportation Director Rob Hall present the keys for bus 117 to LCHS Band Director Sherri Stanfield, center, and Band Boosters Vice President Karen Baker. The Board of Education recently declared the bus as surplus property and presented it to the band to be converted into an equipment bus. (May 16, 2000, Dennis Brown)
	Clarence Fetters, a senior, is a student in the Office Systems class at AVEC, an eight-week course of office simulations and 12 weeks of training on-site. He is a co-op student at The Lewis County Herald. (May 9, 2000, Karmin Madden)
	LET'S GO OUT TO THE BALLPARK . . . Lewis County Little League players participated in the annual opening day parade through Downtown Vanceburg on April 15. Weather was baseball-perfect for many of the teams who had games scheduled following the parade. (April 18, 2000, Dennis Brown)