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Covington Parks and Recreation Director Lisa Worley (left), along with Alleghany High School seniors Nevaeh Forbes, Kylie Forbes and Emma Wolfe, participated in a Workforce and Military Signing Day ceremony on May 1, where students signed commitments to excellence. The three seniors will be working for the city following graduation. (AHPS Photo)

 

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