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Source: The Winchester Sun

Throughout the week of November 9-13, Clark County Public Schools and several other locations held Veterans Day ceremonies. On Monday, November 9, arguably the largest took place inside GRC Arena at George Rogers Clark High School. GRC’s Veterans Day Assembly occurred, allowing students and staff to honor those who’ve served in the armed forces while paying tribute to all. “Veterans Day continues to be observed on November 11th, preserving historical significance…and focusing attention on our veterans for their patriotism, love of country, and willingness to serve and sacrifice for the common good,” said emcee Sophie Ward, a senior cadet major and S-3 Operations Officer with GRC’s JROTC squad. Before the ceremony began, as students filed into bleacher seats at GRC Arena, the floor-level seating showcased Winchester’s strongest and bravest.

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