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COVINGTON, Va. (VR) - Before Friday night’s Alleghany football game, first responders, veterans and medical personnel were recognized for their service and dedication to the community. The Alleghany County Sheriff’s Office presented the colors during a pregame ceremony that also included a brief remembrance of Sept. 11, 2001. Photo: Christopher Mentz, VR  
 

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Each six weeks Covington High School, in conjunction with the Covington McDonald’s, rewards free breakfast to the first period class with the best attendance.

On Friday, December 13, McDonald’s presented breakfast to Leigh Ann Woodward’s first period English 9 Advanced class.

Row one, from left: Cheyenne Hosey, Sierra Hott, Skylar Long, Savanna Underwood, Raven Yox.

Row two: Lakin Tucker, Maddie Myers, Lizzie Baker, Trevor McLaughlin, Laramie McCallister, Tyler Baker. Caleb Haynes, Adam Tingler, Jonathan Elmore, Kameron Pierce, Dylan Persinger, Max Gonzales.

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