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	Glen Bishop, left, talks with students at Tollesboro Elementary School as part of a safety program being presented at the school. Bishop's section concerned seat belt safety. (September 4, 2001, Dennis Brown)
	Matt Baker, the new principal at Lewis County Middle School, officially assumed his new duties on Monday. (July 3, 2001, Al Owens)
	Workers are well underway with renovations at Laurel Elementary School. Work is expected to be completed to the facility by the time students return following the break. (June 12, 2001, Dennis Brown)
	Two Lewis County residents received statewide honors recently in Louisville. Picture, left to right, are LCHS Principal Jendra Enix, Gary Kidwell, Dennis Brown and School Superintendent Maurice Reeder Jr. Kidwell and Brown were recognized for their contributions to interscholastic sports. (May 8, 2001, J. Cordle)
	IN THE SPOTLIGHT . . . LCHS Champions presented a skit to LCMS students last week in the new auditorium at the high school. The gathering marked the first assembly to be held in the new auditorium. (April 24, 2001, Dennis Brown)
	The Lewis County Lions basketball team won their second straight 62nd District title with a 77-67 win over Elliott County last Friday night. They became only the second team at LCHS to win two straight district titles. The Lions are coached by Joe Hampton and assistants Bo Silvey, Jim Lykins and Todd Ruckel. Team members are, front row, left to right, Drew Curtis, Nathan Gilbert, Laine Hughes, Brandon Hughes, Clay Applegate, Glenn Smith and Tyler Clark; second row, Nathan Bond, Ashley Cooper, Joe Fitch, Jason Weddington, Chris McCall, Woody Underwood, Aaron Kegley and Tommy Barbour. The Lions competed Wednesday, March 7, in the 16th Regional Tournament at Morehead State University, losing to Greenup County 57-50 in overtime.
	WSAZ-TV reporter Randy Yohe, left, and videographer Jim Backus were in Vanceburg Friday gathering information concerning the case of meningitis of a student at Lewis County Middle School. (February 13, 2001, Dennis Brown)
	Lewis County High School students enter the high school through the new front entrance, which was first used last week. A new library and auditorium at the facility are nearing completion. (January 30, 2001, Dennis Brown)
	The new front entrance at Lewis County High School was put into use last week. Work continues on the new library and 400-seat auditorium. (January 30, 2001, Dennis Brown)

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