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Good For You: Youth musicians earn scholarships

Winners of the Performing Arts League's instrumental scholarships are seated, from left, Abigail Martin, Liam Mooney, Jessica Butler and Hunter Wilburn. Standing are Linda Thompson, PAL Scholarship Committee co-chairman; Angela Jarvis, Gavin Clarke, Savanna Wilkes and Mary Black.
Winners of the Performing Arts League's instrumental scholarships are seated, from left, Abigail Martin, Liam Mooney, Jessica Butler and Hunter Wilburn. Standing are Linda Thompson, PAL Scholarship Committee co-chairman; Angela Jarvis, Gavin Clarke, Savanna Wilkes and Mary Black. Winners of the Performing Arts League's instrumental scholarships are seated, from left, Abigail Martin, Liam Mooney, Jessica Butler and Hunter Wilburn. Standing are Linda Thompson, PAL Scholarship Committee co-chairman; Angela Jarvis, Gavin Clarke, Savanna Wilkes and Mary Black.

By Susan Pierce 4 min read

Youth musicians earn scholarships

The Performing Arts League recently awarded a total of $3,000 in scholarships to members of the Chattanooga Symphony and Opera Youth Orchestra during the youth orchestra’s spring concert at the Tivoli Theatre. The league is a nonprofit dedicated to advocating for young area musical and visual artists.

Scholarship recipients were Abigail Martin, Liam Mooney, Jessica Butler, Hunter Wilburn, Angela Jarvis, Gavin Clarke, Savanna Wilkes and Mary Black.

Philanthropy Award presented to Allan Jones

photo From left are Howard Roddy, Tennessee Board of Regents; Bill Seymour, Cleveland State Community College president, Allan Jones and John Morgan, Tennessee Board of Regents chancellor.

John Morgan, Tennessee Board of Regents chancellor, recently presented the first Chancellor’s Award for Excellence in Philanthropy to Allan Jones at Cleveland State Community College in Cleveland, Tenn.