StanfordElementary School

Third gradeAll A’s: Sarah Adams, De-

shawn Masterson, Kaylynn Smith,Karen Zhoa, Emery Bertram, CadeJenkins, Justin Dixon, Josey Nor-den, Alyea Towle, Brady Weaver,P.J. Hubble, Emily Sims and JadaWhited.

A’s and B’s: Jada Clark, DustinJohnson, Cole McElroy, ChristineMiller, Rebecca Ross, Jackson Shel-burne, Caleb Sparks, Chloe Tillett,Blaise Brown, Sarah Beth Grimes,Gaven Hager, Josh Hatfield, JohnHughes, Amber Miracle, McKenzieSettles, Taylar Johnson, MalyhaKyle, Gavin Smith, Preston Barnes,William Hawkins, Justyce Henry,Carter Muse, Morgan Pittman andGavin Skpper.

Fourth gradeAll A’s: Gentry Coulter, Trinity

Shearer, Jody Wilcher, Kade Ban-dura, John Sallee, Woods Smith,Brayli Stebert, Carter Tillett, CharlieHarmon, Riley Kelly, Sofia Nunez,Sierra Potts, Hannah Roark, HelebZheng, Harlei Blevins, DakotaHoward, BreeAnn Smith, BreannaClark, Malinda Russ, Kristian Silver-thorn and Kaitlyn Witt.

A’s and B’s: Bryston Alcorn,Damion Givens-Ford, EthanJames, Lily Nunemaker, BrysonYoung, T.J. Brock, Faith Godby,Alex Jones, Haley Underwood,Kaycee White, Autumn Wilkinson,Jacob Holtzclaw, Suvannah Stid-ham, Alexis Knouse, Katie Robbins,Jasmine Steele, Beth Ann Weaver,Ceanna Baker, Kelly Campos,Megan Long, Stephanie Rosas,James Rafe Shelton and JulianaTecpile.

Fifth gradeAll A’s: Alissa Doss, Levi Hen-

derson, Reagan Jennings, SydneyMullins, Gavin Crain, KimberHolton, Alex Hutti, Kaylie Petrey,Loren Byrd, Drake Caldwell, ZoeGooch, Matrie Harmon, GraceMuse, Emmy Sears, Raelyn Amon,Jacob Crank, Carter Story, JasmineWhited, Bryson Yaden, KellyBastin, Tyler Bastin, Sawyer Carrierand Ashlyn Jarman.

A’s and B’s: Samantha Adams,Caden Diaz, Gentry King, IsaiahMiller, Matthew Poynter, HeidiSowder, Lexi Towle, Ethan Car-man, Hannah Jacobs, JaredWilliams, Trenton Burchett, NateCarpenter, Levi Lister, HaganSimpson, Kendrick Baughman,Haley Bowen, Rachel Lambert,Zaria Napier, Bailey Padgett, Tan-

ner Smith, Kali West, Shelby Hal-stead and Kelsey West.

Junction CityElementary School

Third gradeAll A’s: Austin Walls, Kyndall

Honaker, Gabriel Sheron, LindsayWarinner, Makayla Brown, MollyCrawford, Rowan Wardrip, NathanCox, Alexis Wesley, Jaelyn Preston,Olivia Sinkhorn, Wyatt Sleight,Abby Waterfill, Gracie Brummett,Katelyn Burns, Suzan Johnson, EllaWofford, Colbey Yanders, GracieLamb, Christian Howe, KennedyFowler, T.J. Bryant, Haley Ragan,Zoe Ursprung, Lynzie Daugherty,Malachi Denson, Brandon Os-borne, Alex West, Jamin Switzerand Timothy Harker.

A’s and B’s: Makayla Snow,Zane Goode, Logan Smith, EliDunn, Mason Lewis, Kelsy Wor-thington, Zach Satterly, MaggieMitchell, Mia Weigel, Cadin Adams,Donovan Rhoades, Blake Lonaker,Felicia Rose, Jordan Goode, AlexTomas, Caleb Gregory, Katie Ur-sprung, Byron Luttrell, VictorGomez, Parker Price, Chasity Shan-

non, Bethany Polson, Sabrina Rice,Chase Camden, Antonio Callejas,Lacie Wofford and AutumnBelcher.

Fourth gradeAll A’s: Skylar Hensley, Sarah

Mesman, Madison Cornelius,Megan Kidd, Carson Braymer,David Walker and Madison Teague.

A’s and B’s: Storie Baker, CaraHenry, Nic Waterfill, Braxton Gor-ley, Gracee Caldwell, Katie Jeslis,Baxter Guthrie, Ethan White andAlexis Villareal.

Fifth gradeAll A’s: Ashley Wilson, Bobby

McClellan, Jordan Bates, SusannaMoore, Samantha Oney, RavenWhite, Morgan Coppage, AshleySmith and Trista Lee.

A’s and B’s: Cyann Colyer,Hannah Wesley, Katelyn Osborne,Jazmine Roberts, Carlea Denson,Keah Hollon, Breanna Snow,Chelsea Adkins, Matilde Cervantes,Blake Gregory, Shelby Watson,Skylar Dunaway, Madison Glafen-heim, Clay Cocanougher,Cheyenne Elam, Micah Rayens,Kyra Thornton, Cayman Rouseyand Josh Ragan.

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Mercer grandjury indicts sixHARRODSBURG —

The following people wereindicted recently by aMercer County grand jury:

n Tammy L. Holt, 34,1136 Bellows Mill Road,public assistance fraud forallegedly failing to reportinformation affecting herability to receive publicassistance. Bond was setat $5,000. Bradley Reidtestified before the grandjury.

n Brenda D. Savage, 35,329 Greenville St., publicassistance fraud for al-legedly failing to report in-formation affecting herability to receive publicassistance. Bond was setat $5,000. Reid testifiedbefore the grand jury.

n Stephanie A. Allen,34, 540 W. Office St., pub-lic assistance fraud for al-legedly failing to report

information affecting herability to receive publicassistance. Bond was setat $5,000. Reid testified.

n Gregory C. Black, 29,flagrant nonsupport forallegedly falling morethan $5,000 behind inchild support payments.Bond was set at $5,000.Joyce Bast testified.

n Guy Thomas Floyd II,27, of Hustonville, flagrantnonsupport for allegedlyfalling more than $5,000behind in child supportpayments. Bond was set at$5,000. Heather Southerstestified.

n Scotty Brown, 35, ofMount Vernon, flagrantnonsupport for allegedlyfalling more than $5,000behind in child supportpayments. Bond was set at$5,000. Don Corney testi-fied.

Stories sought forCivil War event

On Memorial DayWeekend, Old Fort HarrodState Park will honor thearea Civil War deceasedwith memories of this warin Mercer and Boyle coun-ties.

Union and Confederateencampments will be setup on the park groundsand presentations in themuseum will show how itfelt to be a citizen of thesecounties during the War.

e park is asking arearesidents who have memo-rabilia and/or stories aboutlocal relatives who servedin this war to contact themuseum on weekends at(859) 734-2927.

e porch of the mu-seum will be available forstorytellers to share withpark visitors their informa-tion about local Civil Warparticipants. is will takeplace from 1 to 5 p.m. May25. Encampments andporch storytelling will befree to the public.

At 2 p.m., there will be a$3 admission charge to themuseum to hear six, shortCivil War presentations.e fee also includes a tourof the museum that housesmany Civil War artifacts.Seating is limited for mu-seum presentations; earlyarrival is suggested.

Meetings

Danville Board of Edu-cation — 6 p.m. Saturdayat the central office for aspecial meeting to select abid for the Bate MiddleSchool foundation project.

Clarification

A charge against JimmyLou “J.L.” Banks wasamended to first-degreetrafficking in oxycodoneduring a hearing Wednes-day in Fayette DistrictCourt.

Banks initially wascharged with first-degreetrafficking, second offense.e story appeared inursday’s newspaper.

LANCASTER — FormerLancaster mayor Billy Moss,who has the city’s munici-pal complex named in hishonor, died Wednesday. Hewas 87.

Moss served as mayorfrom 1968 to 2006, when heretired and went to live atthe Christian Care Centerbecause of health concerns.Before his retirement, heowned Moss Flower Shopin Lancaster and often

brought flowers to city hallemployees.

City hall will be closedMonday in tribute of Moss,said current LancasterMayor Brenda Powers.

“He was the most won-derful mayor we’ll everhave,” Powers said. “Hetreated everyone as equal,no matter how muchmoney they had or did nothave.”

Powers said Moss en-couraged her to run formayor and they stayedclose friends until his

death.City Clerk Shari Lane,

who worked with Moss for25 years, said Moss was

w el l- love damong cityemployeesand verygood to peo-ple in gen-eral.

“He madeever ythingfeel special,”

Lane said. “Coming to workwhen he was around wasmore like fun than a job.”

Lane said even as tech-nology advanced, Mosscontinued writing every-thing with pencil.

Former city attorneyJames Sanders, 65, alsospent about 25 years work-ing with Moss. But Sandersknew the former mayorpretty much his entire life.

“He was a fine man whoworked very hard for Lan-caster,” Sanders said. “Hedid the best he knew how.”

Moss was credited withbringing major water andsewer improvements to the

city including a new watertreatment plant in the1980s. He was also instru-mental in moving city hall.

In 2006, Lancaster CityCouncil paid tribute toMoss by naming its newgovernment complex BillyC. Moss Municipal Center.The Maple Avenue site, ad-jacent to Christian CareCenter, not only consists ofcity hall but also the policedepartment, planning andzoning, emergency servicesand the maintenance de-partment.

Millard Rose, sewer su-perintendent, worked withMoss for 20 years. He de-scribed the former mayor’spassing as “awful.”

“Billy really hustledaround trying to improvethe quality of life for peoplein Lancaster,” Rose said.“He was a good fellow towork for. I enjoyed everyday I spent with him.”

A funeral date for Mosshad not been set as of presst i m e . S p u r l i n F u n e r a lHome is handling thearrangements.

By STEPHANIE MOJICA

smojica@amnews.com

Former Lancaster Mayor Moss dies at 87

Moss

A celebration for the last day of school was held Thursday at Camp DickRobinson Elementary. Above, kindergarteners have fun on an inflatable.At right, kindergartener Andrew Sparks gets his photo taken by his auntDebbie Arnett.

Photos by Clay Jackson / cjackson@amnews.com

Summer vacation at last