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New owners, new name: Kern County Raceway Park renamed Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway - Jayski's NASCAR Silly Season Site

'Happy' Days - Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway

NASCAR champion partnering with new owners in the renaming of K.C. Raceway Park. He will reportedly be involved in decisions to build the sport locally.

NASCAR Champion's Week at Nashville Notebook - Jayski's NASCAR Silly Season Site

Revving up for a new era: Raceway rebranded as Kevin Harvick's Kern Raceway

Carpet Cleaning Lady sponsors Pride of Andover Awards

AWARDS that celebrate the very best of Andover and those that go above and beyond for their community has announced the return of a long-time…

MG school board honors John A. Lee Award nominees | Morrow County Sentinel

Charity auction raises £7,000 for The Farmer Network | The Westmorland Gazette

A CHARITY auction arranged and supported by local farmers and traders raised £7000 in aid of The Farming Community Network.

N.C. charter, magnet schools score high in annual U.S. News rankings - Carolina Journal

Nine of the top schools in North Carolina are, technically, schools of choice, according to recently released rankings of the best schools in the country. These include magnet and charter schools, institutions in which parents and students choose and apply for admission. The annual U.S. News rankings include data on nearly 24,000 public high schools in 50 states and the District of Columbia, U.S. News says on its website.  The Early College at Guilford in Greensboro ranked first in the state and 20th in the country. Raleigh Charter High School was second in North Carolina, and 100th in the country. STEM Early College at N.C. A&T was ranked third, and 103rd in the country. Woods Charter in Chatham County was fourth in North Carolina, and Phillip J. Weaver Ed Center in Greensboro, a magnet school, was fifth. East Chapel Hill High, the lone traditional public school in the top 10, was tenth in North Carolina and 352nd nationally.

SIUE provides face shields to hospital

SIUE provides face shields to hospital The Telegraph FacebookTwitterEmail Engineering SOE Face Shields made for Anderson Healthcare are reviewed, from left, by Lisa Auditor, Brent Vaughn and Jagath Gunasekera. EDWARDSVILLE — The Southern Illinois University Edwardsville School of Engineering (SOE) contributed 100 face shields to Anderson Hospital on Monday. It is the second time during the COVID-19 pandemic that the SOE has assisted Anderson Hospital with personal protective equipment (PPE). SOE Lab Manager Jagath Gunasekara, PhD, and Brent Vaughn, lab specialist and lecturer in the Department of Civil Engineering, delivered the face shields to Anderson Hospital’s Lisa Huddleston. “This is another excellent example of University/community collaboration,” said SOE Dean Cem Karacal, PhD. “Through the dedicated work of Lab Managers Brent Vaughn and Jagatah Gunasekara, they were able to quickly make production runs last spring.”