👑 McClain High School crowns Bailey Parson as 2025 homecoming queen. The coronation ceremony took place Friday, September 26, before the Tigers' game against Washington. Parson was accompanied by her first attendant Addison Goddard and second attendant Ava Wilson on the royal court. The homecoming court was completed with representatives from each class: senior Mylie Lovett, junior Courtney Stuckey, sophomore Brooklyn Bolender, and freshman Ava Everhart.
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🎓 Generous alumnus gifts $250,000 to honor historic high school legacy. During Edward Lee McClain Day celebrations, 1955 graduate Larry "Rock" Roosa announced a substantial bequest to Greenfield Exempted Village Schools in memory of the McClains. The annual event, which Roosa helped establish a decade ago, commemorates Edward Lee McClain who gifted the iconic high school to Greenfield in 1915. Roosa explained that the donation would follow the McClains' vision of providing "the greatest good for the greatest number for the longest time." After the ceremony, guests toured the century-old school building, which remains largely unchanged since its dedication.
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🚚 Highland County picks $5 million truck barn contractor amid funding cuts. Commissioners awarded the contract to Jay-Car Construction, which was 25% below estimates despite not being the lowest bidder. The new facility will accommodate over 20 trucks, replacing a 50-year-old structure with funding from multiple sources including $1 million from a state investment fund and $2 million in ARPA funds. Meanwhile, the county's Job & Family Services director warned of significant federal funding cuts to the SNAP program, potentially reducing federal reimbursement by $120,000-$140,000 annually. Commissioners expressed concern that these costs might eventually be pushed down to counties, creating budget challenges.
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