LG Stores awards 20 scholarships to students across West Virginia
At Little General Stores, we know that West Virginian students are a brilliant bunch. And that’s precisely why, year after year, we continue to support their educational efforts through the Little General Stores Scholarship Program.
For more than two decades, LG’s scholarship program has awarded 20 scholarships per year to high school seniors across the Mountain State pursuing vocational, college, or university programs. Each student receives a one-time $1,000 scholarship to support their educational pursuits.
For more than 20 years, Little General Stores has awarded scholarships to students across the Mountain State in an effort to support their educational endeavors. This year, 20 high school seniors from 20 different high schools have been selected to receive a one-time $1,000 award to assist students as they enter the workforce or pursue continued studies at universities, technical colleges, and certification programs.
2022 Recipients:
Abby Setliff – Van Junior-Senior High School
Alexander Davis – Princeton Senior High School
Alison Whitlock – Shady Springs High School
Alyssa Adams – Westside High School
Alyssa Balsama – Oak Hill High School
Andrew Pettry – Liberty High School
Colton Frame – Clay County High School
Destiny Padgett – Mount View High School
Emma Bussey – Woodrow Wilson High School
Haylee Barnett – Lincoln County High School
Hunter Curran – Pocahontas County High School
Isaiah Ramsey – Sissonville High School
Jordan Hayes – Logan High School
Makenzie Justice – Wyoming East High School
Megan McPeak – Pikeview High School
Meghan McCallister – Greenbrier East High School
Randi White – Independence High School
Robert Huffman – Scott High School
Rylee Hightower – Cabell Midland High School
Stella Enke – Nicholas County High School
Thank you to the over 550 applicants of this year’s Little General Stores Scholarship Program. From all of us at LG Stores: Congratulations! We look forward to watching you chase your dreams!
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