![Sacred Heart students, from left: Yoli Nicholson, Di’Zhon Chase and Sr. Christi Ann Landolff, C.S.A. The two students qualified for the state science fair held in Socorro, NM, March 27-28. Photo Credit: Melinda Russell](/images/resized/images/news/2015/03_apr24/9_200_200.jpg)
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Dabbling in physics: Sacred Heart gets a head start
![Sacred Heart students, from left: Yoli Nicholson, Di’Zhon Chase and Sr. Christi Ann Landolff, C.S.A. The two students qualified for the state science fair held in Socorro, NM, March 27-28. Photo Credit: Melinda Russell](/images/resized/images/news/2015/03_apr24/9_200_200.jpg)
Music through the generations
![Trumpeter, Julian Iralu plans to attend Arizona State University to work on a degree in music and possibly play with a group that travels to Gallup. Photo Credit: Courtesy](/images/resized/images/news/2015/03_apr24/8_100_100.jpg)
Since 1944, Gallup Community Concert Association has been providing world class entertainment to the Gallup Community. GCCA has provided a diverse plate that will suit the palette of any music lover: brass ensembles, opera trios, piano concertos and the favorite of association director, Antoinette Neff, Riders In The Sky.
The association was formed in 1944 at a time when morale was low. People were concerned about World War I. In celebration of the 50th anniversary of the concert association, Octavia Fellin wrote (in 1995) about that era: “Yet, the spirit of music, art and literature nurtured the spirits … which were sometimes...
Young girl overcomes obstacles, inspires others
![Kaela Gaulden puts past struggles with bone cancer behind her. Photo Credit: Tom Hartsock](/images/resized/images/news/2015/02_apr17/19_100_100.jpg)
Kaela Gaulden has been battling Ewing Sarcoma bone cancer for the past seven years. She has endured 15 surgeries, the last of which was in December when most of her right leg was amputated. And she is determined to keep up with her friends, prosthetic leg or not.
Gaulden is in the eighth grade at Rehoboth Christian School. She said she likes Rehoboth because she is allowed to practice her faith without fear of judgment. She missed most of her second and third grade years because of the cancer, but since then, her grandparents, Scott and Rosa Armstrong, have been able to schedule appointments and...
Former crime reporter turns to crowd funding to combat cancer
![Former Gallup reporter Michael Sullivan looks hopeful as he deals with recent cancer diagnosis. Photo Credit: Courtesy photo](/images/resized/images/news/2015/02_apr17/14_100_100.jpg)
According to Sullivan, he was initially diagnosed with prostate cancer, which soon metastasized into his bones. Sullivan also said that the benefits provided to him by Medicare don’t cover the necessary treatments.
“Medical expenses are skyrocketing, exceeding the ability of my family and I to keep pace,” Sullivan said. So, I established an...
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