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Rock ‘n’ Roll A gardening menagerie of, from left, Brian Adkins, Michael Mensah, Kaiden Mensay, and Joe Clark, make improvements Thursday, May 14 to Clark’s landscaped garden at his residence in Versailles. Adkins has been volunteering to help Clark with the gardening and landscaping labor, which provide physical therapy. Micheal and Kaiden help while out

Dan Britton plays a variety of Civil War-era tunes on his violin Saturday, May 23, entertaining guests at his wife Earlene’s retirement party at their home south of Versailles. She retired after 27 years in education. (photo by Bryan E. Jones)

Britton celebrates retirement from R-II Earlene Britton, left, celebrated her retirement from the public school system with a gathering of friends and family Saturday, May 23 at her home south of Versailles. Britton served in education 27 years, 18 of which were at Morgan County R-II in Versailles, where she was the FCCLA (Family Career

Young patriot Emily Holsten, 5, helps her father Joe Holsten, place American flags on the graves of veterans Friday, May 22 at the cemetery in Versailles. Approximately 1,000 flags were placed in the cemetery, provided by the American Legion. (photo by Bryan E. Jones)

Kelvin Sheets, left, and John French, both workers at Versailles Cemetery, place American flags on the graves of veterans Friday, May 22 at the cemetery in Versailles. Volunteers placed approximately 1,000 flags in the cemetery. The flags were provided by the American Legion. (photo by Bryan E. Jones)