Whether it’s through coaching or playing, Central Hardin High School junior Keegan Christensen has spent a lot of time serving on the tennis court.

To say Kentaro Hall’s interests are varied is an understatement. They range from choir and band to firefighting and Tae Kwon Do.

From drawing to acting to ballet, much of Julia Pelston’s life has been absorbed by the arts.

Many lament they had to take math in high school, often saying they never used it after graduation. But that’s not the case for Carson Foy. The 18-year-old Elizabethtown High School senior plans on making a career out of math.

When North Hardin High School senior Kylie McAtee decided to organize a school donation drive for Warm Blessings last year, she discovered a new passion. Since then, McAtee has organized three other charity drives and is in the process of organizing more.

Aleecia Tovar of Elizabeth­town has fought her way to the top in the World Karate and Kickboxing Union. On her first trip to the world cham­pionships, she brought home two gold medals.

Central Hardin High School senior Bailey Chil­d­ress’ knack for storytelling has taken him across state lines. A student in the Media Arts pathway at the Hardin County Schools Early College and Career Center, Childress took part in the week-long PBS Student Reporting Labs Academy in Washingt…

Noah Miller, 19, of Radcliff, is doing something he didn’t know he could do a year ago. He’s a student production assistant at HCEC-TV.

In several aspects of her life, Eliza­bethtown High School senior Esha Khan thinks globally. The service chair for the school’s Y-Club, Khan has attended multiple Kentucky United Nations Assembly conferences, immersing herself in the principles of international relations.

At Mink and Walters Pump­kin Patch in Elizabethtown, the pumpkin expert is 13-year-old Brad Mink.

Since she was 4, performance has been at the center of North Hardin High School sophomore Emily Simmons-Lee’s life. Simmons-Lee has been dancing with Allegro Dance Theatre in Radcliff for about 11 years, appearing in productions such as “The Music Man Jr.” and “Lion King Jr.”

North Hardin High School senior Addison Sutton proves that athletics and the arts can go hand in hand.

Thanks to the leadership and vision of Central Hardin High School senior Isabelle Hobbs, more than $9,600 was raised for the University of Louis­ville Department of Pe­di­atric Oncology and Hem­a­tol­ogy. Hobbs spearheaded a fundraising campaign and dance event Sept. 20 at Central Hardin cal…