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Arissa Keith, Staff Reporter

Arissa Keith is a senior at WCHS and this is her third year on The Jacket Journal staff. She plans to write about politics, student life, and review movies and music. She has done Cross Country all 4 years of high school and likes to play guitar, make collages, and watch films in her free time.

 

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Staying Involved In Sports: Student Athletes Speak Up

Staying Involved In Sports: Student Athletes Speak Up

Arissa Keith and Blake Heller
May 24, 2022
Day of Silence is to protest on behalf of those who have been silenced by LGBTQ+ violence.

Day of Silence: A Silent Protest

Arissa Keith, Staff Reporter
April 11, 2022
Mistki strikes a pose while performing at her show in Louisville, Kentucky.

Mitski: A Front Row Experience

Arissa Keith, Staff Reporter
April 7, 2022
Woodfords Winter Guard strikes a pose while performing their show, Pandemonium.

Performing Pandemonium with Woodford’s Winter Guard!

Arissa Keith, Staff Reporter
March 10, 2022
Whats Wrong with Licorice Pizza and Movies Like it

What’s Wrong with “Licorice Pizza” and Movies Like it

Arissa Keith, Staff Reporter
February 6, 2022

Natural Bridge

Arissa Keith and Addison Kerr
February 6, 2020

Gray’s Arch Hiking Trail

Arissa Keith, Staff Reporter
February 6, 2020
A view of the beautiful Grays Arch as you approach it.

Comparing Two Popular Hiking Trails in the Red River Gorge Area

Arissa Keith and Addison Kerr
February 6, 2020
The steep steps on the way down from Natural Bridge.

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Another view of the top of Natural Bridge.

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A beautiful view from the top of Natural Bridge.

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The top of Natural Bridge.

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The last set of stairs as you approach the top of Natural Bridge.

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Inside Fat Mans Misery on the way up to Natural Bridge.

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The entrance of Fat Mans Misery, a skinny path between rocks.

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A view of Natural Bridge from underneath as you approach the final set of stairs.

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The steep climb up to Natural Bridge.

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Another uphill climb as you approach the end of the 3.4 mile hike to Grays Arch.

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Stairs from the climb back up the hill towards the end of the trail.

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Another view from underneath the Arch as well as a view of the lookout from up high.

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A view of the Arch from standing right underneath.

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Approaching the Arch towards the end of the climb.

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Part of the climb up the hill to Grays Arch.

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A rock path where you have to cross the creek on the way to Grays Arch.

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The low water creek at the bottom of the hill.

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A shot of the downhill walk towards the creek bed around Grays Arch.

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One of many rock structures you see on the way to Grays Arch.

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One of the larger and more popular lookouts along the trail.

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The different terrains and obstacles throughout the trail to Grays Arch.

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Many of the different types of plants displayed throughout the trail.

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One of the more narrow and secluded parts of the trail to Grays Arch.

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Some of the beautiful scenery on the way to Grays Arch.

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The rocky road to one of the pretty outlooks along the trail.

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One of many beautiful lookouts along the hiking trail.

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The slippery mud along the path to Grays Arch.

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A pretty natural archway of trees on the Grays Arch trail.

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The beginning of the beautiful 3.4 mile trail look to Grays Arch.

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The sign at the beginning of the Grays Arch Trail.

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People protesting school shootings. Photo by vistanow.org

Ways to Prevent School Shootings

Arissa Keith and Addison Kerr
December 12, 2019
Sign posted outside of Woodford County High School.

The History Of, Response To, and Future Handling of Guns in Schools

Arissa Keith and Addison Kerr
December 11, 2019
Students at the March for our Lives held in Lexington Kentucky in 2018. Photo by Rick Childress.

Student’s Opinions on Guns and School Shootings

Addison Kerr and Arissa Keith
November 15, 2019
Photo by Emily Jetton.

Running Towards State

Arissa Keith and Emma Hayes
November 7, 2019
Columbine High School. Photo by CPR news.

History of School Shootings

Arissa Keith and Addison Kerr
September 26, 2019
Spark Cafe: In Action

Spark Cafe: In Action

Arissa Keith and Addison Kerr
May 1, 2019
The Newest Farm Equipment

The Newest Farm Equipment

Arissa Keith, Staff Reporter
March 14, 2019
Restaurant Review: Rolling Oven

Restaurant Review: Rolling Oven

Arissa Keith and Addison Kerr
February 1, 2019
Santa Claus steps out of the train and the children clap. Photo by Arissa Keith.

Santa Claus Comes to Town!

Arissa Keith, Staff Reporter
December 10, 2018
Fear at Fright Night

Fear at Fright Night

Arissa Keith and Addison Kerr
October 23, 2018
Spark cafe, downtown Versailles. Credit to Kentucky Farm Berea.

Sparking Our Community: Spark Cafe

Arissa Keith and Addison Kerr
September 26, 2018
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