Alto: Inaugural school welding invitational deemed a success

by Jo Anne Embleton news@thecherokeean.com
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Welding invitational A trio of judges – from left, Tate Duncan, Chaylon Mackey and John Griffith – check the weld of a finished piece submitted by a participant in the first-ever Alto Invitational Welding Contest. Courtesy photos


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