Nick Epifano, owner and operator of McDonald’s of Fayette County and Jamestown, on Friday, Oct. 20, 2023, donated $1,500 to Miami Trace High School and $1,500 to Washington High School at halftime of the Blue Lions at Panthers game. The donations were three to each school in the amount of $500. (l-r); Kelly Steele, Miami Trace Band Boosters Treasurer; Debbie Napier, Miami Trace Athletic Boosters President; Kim Pittser, Miami Trace Local Schools Superintendent (for scholarships); Nick Epifano; Dr. Tom Bailey, Washington City Schools Superintendent (for scholarships); April Self Washington High School Athletic Boosters President and Greg Phipps, Washington High School Athletic Director, accepting on behalf of the Washington Band Boosters.
Chris Hoppes | Record-Herald
Nick Epifano, owner and operator of McDonald’s of Fayette County and Jamestown, on Friday, Oct. 20, 2023, donated $1,500 to Miami Trace High School and $1,500 to Washington High School at halftime of the Blue Lions at Panthers game. The donations were three to each school in the amount of $500. (l-r); Kelly Steele, Miami Trace Band Boosters Treasurer; Debbie Napier, Miami Trace Athletic Boosters President; Kim Pittser, Miami Trace Local Schools Superintendent (for scholarships); Nick Epifano; Dr. Tom Bailey, Washington City Schools Superintendent (for scholarships); April Self Washington High School Athletic Boosters President and Greg Phipps, Washington High School Athletic Director, accepting on behalf of the Washington Band Boosters.
