September in Lawrence County means two things, homecoming and Septemberfest. No matter what the reason, the entire town gathers first at the Homecoming football game at LCHS and they make their way into town for some Rotary Hash or a funnel cake. The entire weekend is spent meeting up at your class reunion and walking main street for the best food on earth.
Louisa Rotary president Chris Jobe said this morning that with the beautiful weather and a huge crowd his group sold completely out of their famous “Bahama Mamas” and Rotary Hash. “We sold over 1,200 Bahama Mamas, and all the hash,” Jobe said.
This year Lawrence County’s own Kelsie May was the main attraction taking the stage on Saturday night. As always, Septemberfest was a huge success as thousands gathered to celebrate the occasion together.
“Septemberfest 2017 was a special year. The weather cooperated the entire weekend and assured festival goers a comfortable and fun filled festival,” Louisa Mayor Harold Slone said. “I am so proud of our community for the participation in the festival. The committee, the businesses, and vendors all make this possible. Entertainment and a fireworks celebration made this 30th year one to remember.”
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The 2017 Homecoming court :
Lawrence County High School
Homecoming Court 2017
Class Representatives
Freshman Representative Lauren Faith Bradley, escorted by Brock Kessinger
Sophomore Representative Presley Boyer, escorted by Alexander Ratliff
Junior Representative Faith Hamilton, escorted by Austin Roe
Senior Court
Jillian Adams, escorted by Bradley Copley
Haylie Baisden, escorted by Shane Skeens
Chandra Belcher, escorted by Zach Fissler
Madison Cassell, escorted by Bailey Maynard
Victoria Clevenger, escorted by Kade Sword
Adysan Crum, escorted by Blake Jordan
Cassidy Cyrus, escorted by Alex Shortridge
Anna Grayson, escorted by Weston Hardin
Jessica Ramey, escorted by Chase See
Shelby Skeens, escorted by Pacey Howell
Queen
Leiah Deyo, escorted by Braxton Roberts
We are looking for pics of these students. If you have any, please email them as j-pegs to markgrayson@me.com and we will add them to this story. Many of them are shown in the video above.
