The Greene County Career and Technology Center recently recognized its outstanding students of the third quarter. Morning students, seated from left, Garrett Vincent, emergency and protective services, Jefferson-Morgan; Randy John, automotive technology, Central Greene; Cody Nelson, precision machining, Jefferson-Morgan; and Maranda Durbin, health assistant, Central Greene; standing from left,  Damon Belford, building construction occupations, Jefferson-Morgan;  Shayla Keener, drafting, Mapletown; Savannah Greene, culinary arts, Mapletown; Maria Crider, child care services, Mapletown; and Anthony Presock, auto collision and repair technology, Mapletown; not pictured,  Myles Cramer, computer networking technology, Central Greene; Tyler Shultz, electrical occupations, Central Greene; and Mercedes Orndoff, cosmetology, Central Greene.

The Greene County Career and Technology Center recently recognized its outstanding students of the third quarter. Afternoon students, seated from left, Kristen Workman, emergency and protective services, Carmichaels Area; Hannah Kaczmarczyk, health assistant, Carmichaels Area; Alesha Brown, building construction occupations, Carmichaels Area; and Hailey Huggins, child care services, Central Greene; standing from left, Matthew Gillin, welding, West Greene; Cody Logan, precision machining, West Greene; William Fabery, auto technology, Carmichaels Area; and Joshua McCartney, computer networking technology, home schooled; not pictured,  Matthew Thompson, auto collision, West Greene; Baylee Wydo, cosmetology, Carmichaels Area; and Tabatha Wise, culinary arts, Carmichaels Area.