Package by: Kayley Teagle
Starting in March, Covid-19 started shutting down many beloved local businesses, some even closed indefinitely. Lynn Forbes School of Sculpture has worked hard to stay open, taking the necessary precautions to do so.
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Lynn Forbes Sculpture Adapts to Covid-19
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About the Contributor
Kayley Teagle, Co-Sports Editor
Kayley Teagle is a junior here at Sage Creek high school who has been a part of The Sage for three years. This year she is co-sports editor and is thrilled to continue enhancing the quality and legacy of The Sage. When not in front of the camera or editing Kayley can be found on the track or riding horses.