Testing ends at HCES, Field Day held

by (Editor’s Note: The following was submitted by Richard Todd, Hickman County Elementary School Principal)
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Hickman County Elementary students battled it out in the three-legged race, above. Fourth grade girls, above, top, competed to be the winner of the 50-meter race at Hickman County Elementary fi eld day. (Photos submitted


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