Andrea Egler, a student at Knoch High School, has been accepted into the People to People Presidential Inauguration educational program in Washington D.C.From Jan. 19 to 23, she will attend the presidential inauguration and visit several historic landmarks.---Twenty-nine students from the 3rd Congressional District recently received nominations to U.S. military academies from Representative Phil English.Nominees for the Naval Academy in Annapolis, Md., included

Brian Arroyo of Cabot;

William McCormick of Grove City; and

Nathaniel Backstrom and

Elise McCaskey, both of Butler.

David Black of Chicora,

Andrew Deel of Freeport,

Neil Hartshorne of West Sunbury,

Matthew Kalin of Butler,

John Stitt of Petrolia and

Joseph Marshall of Boyerswere among those nominated to the military academy in West Point, N.Y.Once nominated, the students will await final selections made by the academies.---Three students from the Allegheny-Clarion Valley School Districtreceived awards for an art competition held during the Clarion County Festival of Trees celebration recently.Senior

Josh Klinkenberger won the king's award for his medieval sculpture. The queen's award went to eighth grader

Samantha Sullivan for her painting.The award for most creative went to eighth grader

Chelsea Cummins for her painting.