WKYT is honoring high school seniors who’ve managed to stay positive throughout the pandemic.

We’re heading to Montgomery County High School for our latest Salute to Seniors where there’s a young man with an old soul.

With graduations on the horizon, WKYT is honoring students who’ve managed to make the most of a difficult year.

Finding a resume as impressive as Kennedy Hudson’s is a tall order.

With graduations on the horizon, WKYT is honoring students who’ve managed to make the most of a difficult year.

Despite the challenges of virtual learning, Harper Schurman managed to keep up her grades while lifting the spirits of those around her.

All of us have endured changes in life at the hands of COVID-19 but few have been impacted more than Kelsey Haste who contracted the virus in her senior year of high school.

One young man has been making it through a difficult year with a smile on his face.

Determined is how Michelle Hughes describes her son Ian.

"She’s worked very hard with all of her classes, plus having a job, and helping her parents around the house."

“Zack is just an awesome, amazing kid, no matter what we ask him to do, he does it.”

Geneva Williams says that while she’s inspired by students of all ages, she has a special place in her heart for high school seniors like her goddaughter, Andrea Dugger.

This week, we’re honoring Daniel Watkins from Fleming County High School. He was nominated by his aunt, Sarah Arrasmith. “He has been through a lot, not just in the last year with covid, but in the last few years,” Sarah said.