MES fifth graders walk 50 miles

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    WELLNESS WALKERS: Students receiving awards for hitting step milestones during the school year at Marlow Elementary School were: (bottom, from left) Latia Freeman, Chritiani Freeman, Alisha Lemons, Myleah Bearce, Micah Parker, Lawson Knox, and Clayton Robinson; (middle) Kimsin Daniels, Cadey Jones, Abigail Olivier, Addison Clampitt, Graham Vermillion, Victoria Landtroop, and Ryli Murray; (top row) Carlee Norton, Owen Long, Gabby Hack, Adyson Meek, Lauren Misner, Kenlee Wilson, Choloe Boyster, Barron Gage, Kayanna Kennedy.


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