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The 2024 LaRue County boys’ tennis team. Pictured front row, from left, are Wyatt Kaninberg, Charlie Hite, Travis Schultz, manager Devon Seymour, Liam Ditto, Gabriel Ditto and Tanner Skaggs. Back row are Colson Nicholas, Carson Donahue, Evan Self, Jonas Lamb, Carter Peace, Tom Shelton, Blake Perez, Brock Gross and Coach Tim Gross.
The 2024 LaRue County girls’ tennis team. Pictured front row, from left, are Layla Weaver, Payton Ditto, Sophia Thompson, Raegan Sidebottom and Jasmyne Sosa. Back row are Coach Liz Gross, Clara Zieman, Savannah Crim, Isabelle Perry, Josselyn Vazquez, Andrea Miller, Caroline Hawkins, Lucy Bowman and Ainsley Grant.
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LaRue County High School senior Charlie Hite (front row, second from right) recently signed a national letter of intent to play soccer at Campbellsville University. Pictured, front row, from left, are Zach Hite, Chris Hite, Samuel Hite, Amanda Hite, Hite and Emma Hite. Back row are LaRue County head coach Aaron Williams, LCHS Principal Justin Craft, LCHS Athletic Director David Dawson and assistant coach Aaron Butterworth. Photo by Danielle Brown
By: Danielle Brown
Tracey Fleming, alongside Artistic Director Martyn Fleming, founded the QNB in 2007. Since its inception, they have transformed the school into a leading institution, offering part-time, full-time training and elite programs for young dancers, many of whom now perform globally.
By: Danielle Brown
In June this year, I had the privilege of attending Conroy Performing Arts College. During my visit, I observed students as they were expertly guided through their choreographic routine by creator Amira Mollenhauer in an intensive three-hour class.
Four local Vision Martial Arts students competed in the AMAS International Open Championship…
By: Danielle Brown
Over two weekends in August, Sydney Dance Company, supported by the Neilson Foundation, will present INDance, an independent dance program at the Neilson Studio. INDance provides a platform for independent choreographers to showcase their work, aiming to build capacity, enhance access, and celebrate the diversity of contemporary Australian choreography. Four artists—Sarah Aiken, Kristina Chan, Ashleigh Musk, and Harrison Ritchie-Jones—were selected for the 2024 program through an expression of interest process reviewed by an external panel led by Rafael Bonachela.
Chengwu Guo, Principal Artist with The Australian Ballet, is a celebrated dancer whose journey from China to the world stage has been nothing short of inspiring. Beginning his dance training at the age of eleven, Chengwu quickly rose through the ranks, earning recognition for his talent and dedication. He won gold at the Tao Li Bei of China Competition and the Beijing International Competition before achieving a major milestone in 2006 with a prize at the prestigious Prix de Lausanne. This victory granted him a full scholarship to The Australian Ballet School, where his exceptional abilities flourished. After joining The Australian Ballet in 2008, Chengwu’s career soared, earning him the title of Principal Artist in 2013.
In a conversation with Elena de Cinque and Sarah Daher, the duo shared insights into the spectacular 2023 Paris Tour, a journey that left a lasting impression on both students and organisers alike. Elena expressed that 2023 was hailed as the best tour ever, prompting a discussion with her ‘right-hand person’ Sarah Daher to unravel the elements that contributed to its success.
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