Slemp Foundation grant funds schools book project

by GLENN GANNAWAY • Staff Writer
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Garnett Gilliam, second from left, uses a magnifying glass to get a closer look at old maps and school-related materials as (from left) Angel Cox, Paul Kuczko, Tim Cox and Lindsay Lipps look on. The committee is working on a book that will include information and photos — if available — of all the schools in Wise County history. PHOTO BY GLENN GANNAWAY.Click Hereto order photo reprints


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