Rogers Scholar Kelly Brown, a junior at Bell County High School, presents University of Kentucky president Dr. Eli Capilouto with a Rogers Scholars' blanket.Growing up, Dr. Eli Capilouto’ parents impressed…
Lindsey Wilson College president Dr. William “Bill” Luckey Jr. encouraged Rogers Scholars to follow their dreams and build their careers right here in Southern and Eastern Kentucky. “Dr. Luckey’s speech…
Rogers Scholars met with representatives from some of Kentucky’s top colleges and universities on Tuesday at a college and career fair and later that evening put on their dancing shoes…
Members of the second class of the 2012 Rogers Scholars—and the final graduating class of the year—arrived at The Center for Rural Development in Somerset this week and spent Monday…
Three graduates from the first class of the 2012 Rogers Scholars youth leadership program have been recognized by The Center for Rural Development. Taylor Agathen, a student at Taylor County…
Heralded tribute artist Tim Hadler will bring the music and life story of one of country music’s top legends to Somerset in “Hank Williams Revisited” on Thursday, July 26, at…
Members of the first graduating class of The Center for Rural Development’s 2012 Rogers Scholars are already thinking of ways they can put their new leadership skills into action back…
As Rogers Scholars work on their career majors, one Scholar is planning to put his video production skills to work after he returns to Morgan County. Chase Turner, a member…
Rogers Scholars Rebecca Dunmore of Pulaski County and Michael Whitt of Estill County plan to put community service into action in their home communities after they graduate from the youth…
The Center for Rural Development’s 2012 Rogers Scholars were inspired today by former Kentucky Gov. Martha Layne Collins to push forward with their career goals and use their leadership skills…