Sterling College Senior Shelby Huber added three awards to her resume on Sunday at the Rice County Arts Council’s 41^st annual Prairie Art Exhibition. Chosen from a selection of 78 pieces, Huber’s oil painting “Enervated” was named Best of Show and the Patrons Choice Award. Her second oil painting, “Sean,” was given a Merit Award. Huber, of McPherson, Kansas, will graduate in May with a bachelor’s degree in art and design with concentrations in drawing and painting, graphic design, illustration and studio art.

Sterling College students Darsha Bechard of Belleville, Kansas; Abbey Pickering of Clearwater, Kansas; Raven Taylor of Wichita, Kansas; Jordan Himes of Eureka, Kansas; and Chloe Wooten of Norco, California, rehearse for “Nunsense,” opening April 16 at 8 p.m. in Culbertson Auditorium. The musical comedy will run April 16-18, with the box office opening at 7 p.m. and doors opening at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $10 for adults and $5 for children, students and seniors.

Four Sterling College seniors will exhibit their final collection of work as college students in a group show titled “Communitas,” opening April 23. Hannah Gardner, Cody Green, Shelby Huber and Stephen Newby will hold a reception from 5-7 p.m. in the gallery of the Art and Media Center where their work will be displayed until May 16. The Art and Media Center is located at the corner of 8^th Street and Washington Street.

Love Sterling’s list of projects has grown and the teams are forming. In order to accomplish the day of service, the groups of college students are looking for supplies to borrow. Supplies can be dropped off in Cooper Hall at Erica Tremaine’s desk directly inside the west doors of the building. They should be labeled with a name and phone number to ensure their return after April 25. Any items that are broken while being used by Love Sterling volunteers will be replaced.