SUMMARY: Rep. Brett Guthrie announced the winners of the Congressional App Challenge from Kentucky’s Second District, highlighting Barren County High School students Emmaline Phelps, Brooke Gibson, and Cole Young, who won first place with their app “Allergy Aware.” Guthrie expressed pride in the students’ accomplishments, emphasizing the challenge’s role in showcasing computer science skills and inspiring future careers. The second and third places were awarded to Sharvil Saxena for “Serenity” and Manit and Bhavit Gupta for “Personalized Intelligent Fitness & Nutrition Assistant,” both from DuPont Manual High School. Additional awards were given to various middle school participants from Hebron Middle School.

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SUMMARY: Kentucky House Republicans have appointed committee chairs and vice chairs ahead of the 2025 legislative session. Notably, the Education Committee will be split into two new committees: the Postsecondary Education Committee, chaired by Rep. James A. Tipton, and the Primary and Secondary Education Committee, led by Rep. Scott Lewis. Various other committees have also been established with designated chairs and vice chairs, covering crucial areas such as Agriculture, Health Services, and Transportation. Statutory committees will co-chair members from the House and Senate. The new session begins on January 7, 2025.

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SUMMARY: Logan Gaskins and Landon Heckel, seniors at Metcalfe County High School, were selected as 2024-25 STLP Engineers/Ambassadors, one of only 12 students chosen statewide. This marks the first time the county has had two students chosen in the same year. The program focuses on using technology to solve technical issues. Both students are recognized for their hard work, technical skills, and leadership, with roles in the school’s Technology Department. They will represent the Commonwealth by participating in advisory groups, offering technical support, and showcasing their skills at various state events. Their achievements reflect Metcalfe County’s commitment to excellence.

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