Missouri Welding Institute awards scholarships

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Pictured, left to right, are Brian Hollands, owner of Missouri Welding Institute along with students Hunter Kirby, Jeremy Messer, Toby Haslock, Ty Willhite, Jaxon Hearod, Kaden Summers and Nicholas Moore and Wes Winchell of MWI.


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