Showing posts with label everman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label everman. Show all posts

11/03/2020

Grayson: Gallery Kids Corner Lessons Inspire Young Artists

Working at socially-distanced stations inside Grayson Gallery & Art Center, a small group of young artists have been learning about different paints and mediums under the supervision of Artist/Instructor Valerie Everman.

Recent projects were geared toward the Grayson Gallery’s annual Halloween Art Show, during a socially-distance version of the monthly F!nal Fr!day Artwalk. Guests used stickers to vote for their favorite young artist’s work.

Students and instructor alike wear masks and practice other health precautions during the weekly lessons.

Young artist Lacey Jackson with her award-winning finished piece.

For more information visit

https://www.facebook.com/valerie.everman.90/

Info & Photos by TIM PRESTON

Carter County Post

10/14/2019

Edgar Everman: Still Doing It Right at 95 (Part 2 of a 2 part story)

This is the second part of a two-part story from a recent interview with Edgar Everman, 95, of Carter County, Kentucky.

This story picks up from when Everman came home to Carter County after serving during World War II.

Edgar Everman: Still Doing It Right at 95 (Part 2 of a 2 part story)

This is the second part of a two-part story from a recent interview with Edgar Everman, 95, of Carter County, Kentucky.
This story picks up from when Everman came home to Carter County after serving during World War II.

9/29/2019

Edgar Everman: Still Doing It Right at 95 (Part 1 of a 2 part story)

“I was saved during World War II while I was aboard a ship to Hawaii,” Edgar Everman said.

Edgar Everman might tell you a joke if you ask him about the secret to living a long and healthy life.

Edgar Everman: Still Doing It Right at 95 (Part 1 of a 2 part story)

"I was saved during World War II while I was aboard a ship to Hawaii," Edgar Everman said.

Edgar Everman might tell you a joke if you ask him about the secret to living a long and healthy life.