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Our War Hero
Col. Neel E. Kearby is considered the most distinguished of Arlington High School graduates although not a lot of people know who he is. Kearby's time in Arlington during the 1920s wasn't marked by anything spectacular. It's what he did in the armed forces that prompted a recognition service and portrait unveiling during the school board meeting Nov. 3. | Arlington High School art teacher Ryan Willingham created a portrait of Col. Kearby, which is displayed at the administration building.
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Best at the Net
When you've been around as long as Starla Smith - and she's not saying exactly how long, just long - you begin to piece together your very own bucket list of things to do before you head off into the academic and athletic sunset. | Young Junior High's eighth-grade volleyball team won the city championship this year after a perfect season.
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Bowie Gives Back
 Giving back can mean picking up litter from a sidewalk or along a curb or perhaps offering a neighbor a gift bag made especially for them. | The 140 students who participated in Bowie Gives Back posed for a picture in front of the school.
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Music Man Returns
 Last time Mitch Grassi was on stage at Ashworth Elementary he was performing in Music Man - and stealing the show. Little has changed. On Nov. 2, Grassi returned to his old stomping grounds, this time with his own singing group. | During a visit home, Pentatonix performed for an exuberant audience of Ashworth Elementary students.
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