 grab bars in their bathrooms, you know, different things like that that we can do to try to help them be able to stay in their homes longer. Nash says the program would also focus on low-income residents whose homes are in need of repairs they can't afford. A Clay County student has been dubbed the King of Marbles for his victory at the 101st National Marble Tournament. Nine-year-old Miles Lacey says he won a trophy, a medal, a watch, and a $2,000 college scholarship. His coach Brian Cherry says he's excited to see his improvement.