For the third time this year, Harlan County High School students were given an opportunity to look at some of their future options with the college and career fair.

“I think we’ve provided our students with wonderful opportunities to speak with individuals about colleges and careers they’re interested in,” said HCHS teacher Robin Sanders, whose college and career options class leads the program. “I hope this is something we continue providing our students for years to come.”

“It was great to see all my options for my future,” said Jessica Turner, an HCHS student. “It was fun to help plan and be a part of this experience.”

“I think the fair was pretty cool. I got to talk to a lot of people,” added Nick Brown.

“It was great to see all the options that are out there,” said Hannah Saylor.

Participants at the fair included:

Doug Saunders——Clear Creek Bible College

Danielle Saylor and Kerry Ledford—-Huffman & Huffman

Alli Helton and Deanie Rigney—Harlan Health and Rehab

Colby French—Appalachian Challenge Academy

Michael Scott—-Landstar Logistics

Virginia Penalva—Campbellsville University

Jake and Stephanie—-UPike

Scott Burris—-Isom Pharmacy

David McGill—-Harlan Emergency Management

Kyle Clark, Jackson Curry—-Kentucky Department of Fish and Wildlife Reserve

Jill Ball—Choice MD

Donovan Cyrus—Morehead State University

Jason Weaver—-Lindsey Wilson College

Candice Bray—-Lincoln Memorial University

Joel Tucker-Boggs and Holly Evans—Gear Up

Rich Prewitt—-Cumberland Valley Electric