Martin Luther King Jr. was honored Monday on the national holiday named for him with back-to-back programs in the auditorium at Niagara High School in Niagara, Wis. The production included clips from his life, dialogue from his teachings and an interactive exercise with student participation. Autumn Kowalkoski was emcee for the program, put together by the Badgers United student group. This was the sixth year the school district has conducted such a program about King’s life and legacy. It was expected to be taped for later viewing; for more information, go to the school website at https://www.niagara.k12.wi.us. (Karen Klenke photos)