The American River Current

Theater students design wins in regional competition

ARC theater student Kimberlee Wilson wins at the regional competition at Kennedy Center Theater Festival in Denver. She was the top winner from Region 7. (Photo credit Derek Giovanni)

April 18, 2017

Not the typical college student on campus, Kimberlee Wilson came back to school after her children had grown, returning with a grand life plan on her shoulders. Among the varying art and theater classes she's taking at American River College, Wilson explained that her passion is to create a non-pr...

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