LEXINGTON — The Lexington community came together in several different ways to celebrate and honor veterans on Thursday, Nov. 11, Veterans Day.
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Lexington comes together to celebrate 2021 Veterans Day
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World War II veteran Wilbur Rupke is escorted into the LHS ceremony by NHS students Molly Dowling and Josue Lucas.
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Members of the Sandoz Shining Stars Choir sang four different songs at the Heartland Military Musuem and Lexington High School Veterans Day events.
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Lexington National Honor Society students at the Heartland Military Museum Veterans Day event.
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Paul Homan sings the National Anthem.
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Racheal Kearney sings “Requiem for a Soldier,” at the Heartland Museum.
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Kearney receives a standing ovation from the crowd.
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LHS teacher, veteran, Mike Zarate speaks to the crowd.
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The English Language Learner students recite the Pledge of Allegiance.
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The eighth grade choir took part in the Lexington Middle School Veterans Day event by singing the “Star Spangled Banner” and “One Great Nation.”
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Staff Sgt. Robb Koerting speaks at the Lexington Middle School program.
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