Sherry Drake News

 
Sky's the limit for National Merit winner
Memphis Commercial Appeal
By Sherri Drake Silence When 18-year-old Winston Atnip graduates from Westminster Academy in East Memphis on Thursday night, he'll pursue a career in the booming private space industry. It's an exciting week to walk across the stage for a high school ...


 
Few attend Millington hearing on creating school district
Memphis Commercial Appeal
By Sherri Drake Silence Millington's public hearing on starting a municipal school system didn't draw much of a crowd Monday night. Of the 30 or so in attendance, only two people addressed the Board of Mayor and Aldermen on the school issue.


 
Road Show buys up coins, jewelry at Agricenter
Memphis Commercial Appeal
By Sherri Drake Silence Mary Luna (center), a buyer with THR & Associates, adds up the value of a coin collection brought in by George and Sandy Murray during the buying event hosted by the International Coin Collectors Association Wednesday at ...


 
2012 Special Olympics
Red Bluff Daily News
The torch was carried at the opening ceremonies by Red Bluff Union High School senior Andrew DeGraw and his teacher Sherry Drake. Grand Marshals of the parade were Tiffiny Langley, Carlene Roach and Kathy Tiss. JC Dunham of Evergreen led the athlete's ...


 
Students make MOST of assist
DeSoto Appeal
By Sherri Drake, Sherri Drake Silence MOST graduating senior Rachel Woodard (right) chats with Larry Papasan during a reception Tuesday at Dixon Gallery and Gardens. Mark WeberThe Commercial Appeal MOST graduating senior Rachel Woodard (right) chats ...


 
Millington nears change to government hierarchy
Memphis Commercial Appeal
By Sherri Drake Silence The new top boss would be a full-time professional city manager. And the mayor's position would become a part-time job. In February, Millington's Board of Mayor and Aldermen voted 6-1 to approve a revised charter that included ...


 
We haven't heard last of 17-year-old Union golfer
St. Thomas Times-Journal
It was Drake Gladstone's first shot. Or as we call it in the business: his drive. The 17-year old Union junior member, playing in the second last group, crushed his tee shot more than 300 yards (it actually may have been closer to 325).