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School board holds special called meeting
By Haley Mitchell Godwin The Crenshaw County Board of Education convened for a special called meeting early Tuesday morning. The purpose of the meeting was to address personnel changes, including three resignations and several new hires, and to discuss a paving project at the central office. Superintendent Dodd Hawthorne expressed enthusiasm about the new hires. […] The post School board holds special called meeting appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Art, Nature and Beauty in MontgomeryAugust 01, 2024
Traveling east on Route 118 along the Trout River is a nostalgic scene with covered bridges, barns and mountain views. After a few bends in the road, a clear view of the Montgomery Center for the Arts unfolds. The Greek Revival building was empty the first time Sebastian Araujo saw...
What’s Happening: August 2-4
You have plenty of ways to celebrate the back-to-school season throughout the River Region this weekend!. In Montgomery, there’s a back-to-school bash, a back-to-school extravaganza, a back-to-school giveaway and a back-to-school fun day. There’s also a back-to-school celebration in Georgiana. If you’re looking for something else to do,...
AUM social work students receive stipends to pursue careers in child welfare
An Alabama program aimed at helping to address the state and nationwide deficits of child welfare social workers will help three Auburn University at Montgomery students advance in their educational and professional development. AUM social work majors Rickey Embry, Jamiya Hunter and LaChina Potts will each receive $10,000 awards from...
Montgomery Police Seek Info in Fatal Shooting of Jeffrey Williams – $1,000.00 Cash Reward Offered
The Montgomery Police Department continues to investigate the May 12, 2024, shooting that left one victim dead early on Mother’s Day. Police continue to request the public’s help and are asking anyone with details or information to please come forward. Investigators say on Sunday, May 12, 2024, at...
Viral Sensation To Higher Vibrations: Celebrate the Montgomery Brawl’s One Year Anniversary With A Commemorative Walk With Ce Anderson
As we mark the anniversary of the Montgomery Brawl, local Alabama leader Ce Anderson is hosting a commemorative walk. Read inside.
OHS student trained for a future in economic and community development
OPELIKA — Hayley Ponds, a rising senior at Opelika High School, was one of 25 high school seniors to attend the fifth Huntingdon College Economic and Community Development Scholars Program. The two-day, one-night immersive experience took place on the historic Huntingdon College campus in Montgomery. The program, sponsored by the Huntingdon College Presidential Scholars Program and the Chamber of Commerce Association of Alabama, was designed to introduce young Alabama citizens to the importance of economic and community development in cities and the state.
Preparations underway for 10th annual Stuff the Truck food drive for Montgomery students
Tie & Doll, Action 8 News, Winn-Dixie and our other partners are preparing for the 10th annual Stuff the Truck food drive to benefit needy students in Montgomery Public Schools. We will be collecting non-perishable food that will go into backpacks for students in need who may not get enough...
The Rundown: Back-to-School edition
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - It’s almost time for the kids to head back to the classroom and we have some events for you to get them started. It’s time for The Rundown: Back-to-School edition. On Saturday, starting at 9 a.m., Refuge Temple AME Zion Church in Montgomery will...
Parents Could Be Punished For Child's Behavior Under Proposed Ordinance
A new ordinance being considered by the Montgomery City Council could institute penalties for parents and guardians if their child is left unsupervised. The ordinance was first introduced by Councilor Marche Johnson on July 2nd and has been placed in the public safety committee for further discussion. The ‘Parental Responsibility...
Air University's Eagle Institute Innovation Accelerator Program Conducts Training with ASU's Leadership Team
Maxwell's Air University's Innovation Accelerator Eagle Institute (Air University) conducted a day-long leadership and critical analysis training program with Alabama State University President, Dr. Quinton T. Ross, Jr. and the members of his cabinet on July 30. The Air University training was led by Jeremy VanEgmond, chief of the Eagle...
August 2024 Student Spotlights – Montgomery
Every month we compile a list of students doing great things across the River Region. We have so many talented students in our area. River Region Parents joins with their families and schools to celebrate their achievements!a. Macon East Cheerleaders Attend AISA Camp. The Macon East cheerleaders had an amazing...
Montgomery promotes The Hub: a new consolidated homeless services center
The Ministry About People (The MAP Center) in partnership with more than a dozen local organizations and the city of Montgomery have opened The Hub. The new Consolidated Homeless Services Center (CHSC) aims to be the first step in the continuum of assistance to prevent and end homelessness in Montgomery. The CHSC will provide direct services and resources to homeless clients in crisis in one facility, serving as a hub for organizations that provide essential services to support communities in ending homelessness.
Norman McGowin provides decades of dedicated care
The Greenville Advocate hero of the week is Dr. Norman McGowin. McGowin, who grew up in the Butler County community of Chapman, attended elementary school there before moving on to what was then Greenville Junior High and High School. After completing his surgical residency at the University of Alabama in Birmingham (UAB) McGowin returned home, […] The post Norman McGowin provides decades of dedicated care appeared first on The Greenville Advocate.
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Performances of “Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat” are taking place at the Alabama Shakespeare Festival in Montgomery. The musical is a modern take on the biblical story of Joseph and his family. Layne Holley, Director of Marketing and Communications says the New-York based actors are bringing audiences...
View updated Deer Creek home in popular east Montgomery neighborhood | REAL ESTATE
View an updated Deer Creek home during an August 4 open house in the popular east Montgomery neighborhood loaded with amenities. The four bedroom, two-bath home at 8181 Grayson Grove will be open from 2-4 p.m., Realtor Lisa Lynn said. Updates to the original-owner home include a new roof, HVAC system, water heater, and...
Nick's restaurant manager apologizes for using racial slur
Half a week after a video recorded at Nick's Original Filet House went viral, showing a confrontation between customers and Nick's manager Jack Moltz, each of those chiefly involved has responded publicly. Speaking to WVUA-TV on Wednesday evening, Moltz, who operates the Tuscaloosa restaurant with owner Carla Hegenbarth, his wife, made his first statement about and apology for the racially charged incident. ...
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