From Lawrence County to Capitol Hill: Student’s art selected for national display
By Lorie Barber
Published on April 24, 2026.
A student from Neshannock High School in Pennsylvania has been selected for a national display of his artwork in the U.S. The ceremony was held in Sharon and was hosted by US Rep. Mike Kelly. The winner will join the winners from all 435 districts in Washington, D.C.
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