Assistant Program Coordinator News Today

RIPLEY COUNTY – Genesis Pathways to Success, an initiative of the Ripley County Community Foundation, has announced the Photography in Nature Camp Art Show, an inspiring event that will feature

The Kids Riding Bikes program offers students an immersive bike riding experience via an interactive indoor bicycling simulator.

A countywide VEX VRC High School robotics team is composed of students from Ripley County.

Redhouse Arts Center is two weeks away from presenting the last show of their 2022/2023 Season. The Bridges of Madison County is a musical based on the novel by Robert James Waller, with book by Marsha Norman and music and lyrics by Jason Robert Brown. It will open on May 12 and run through May 21, and will feature a cast of entirely Syracuse area talent.

The role includes development and implementation of program content including grants and scholarships.

Over the course of a two week period, approximately 1,152 students were served.

RIPLEY COUNTY – Returning for a third consecutive year, Nine13sports, a nonprofit organization that teaches students about the power of a bicycle, visited each middle school in Ripley County to

Hopkinsville Parks and Recreation is known for serving the recreational and leisure interests and needs of Hopkinsville and Christian County residents, while promoting local and regional events.

RIPLEY COUNTY – The Ripley County Community Foundation’s initiative, Genesis: Pathways Success, has announced that Amelia Comer will serve as the initiative’s new Assistant Program Coordinator.

Colleen Grace Donofrio is an environmental attorney at Babst Calland's Sewell office. Her practice focuses on hazardous and nonhazardous solid waste regulation.