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Tuscaloosa’s Westside Community Fun Day Celebrates 11 Years
Last year, The Mind Changers Inc. Westside Community Fun Day in the Park celebrated its 10th Anniversary with its annual back-to-school event. The organization invites you to celebrate 11 years of community togetherness this year at the annual Westside Community Day in the Park. What to Expect. Various attractions and...
HBCU Talladega College Is Fighting To Save Gymnastics Program
“Let's unite to keep the dreams of these young women alive.”. Though Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs) have made major strides in sports, Talladega College recently announced that its gymnastics program will be cut after just one season. “While the decision to discontinue the gymnastics program was undoubtedly difficult, we remain incredibly proud of our gymnasts, coaches, and their remarkable achievements,” Talladega College Interim President Dr. Walter M. Kimbrough said. “Their dedication and resilience have set a high standard, and their legacy will continue to inspire.”
Projecting Alabama Football depth chart before fall camp: Offense
Alabama will return to the practice field on July 31, so what better time than the present to break down its depth chart for the 2024 season? The post Projecting Alabama Football depth chart before fall camp: Offense appeared first on On3.
Request for guarantee on Habitat subdivision rejected
Jul. 25—Planning Commission member Frances Tate's continued push for a guarantee from Habitat for Humanity of Morgan County that it will limit the number of Habitat homes in its planned subdivision was again rebuffed Tuesday. Tate, Councilman Billy Jackson and other residents opposed Habitat's plan to build a subdivision, now named Heritage Creek, on 19.52 acres off Moulton Heights Road in ...
Decatur mayor demotes fire department lieutenant, councilman thinks it's retaliation
Decatur City Council Member Billy Jackson speaks out after the demotion of one of the fire department's only three Black lieutenants. "I guess that's where the question is, is that how did this happen? Because everything that we know about Kevin Jackson, his evaluations have all been exemplary,” said Billy Jackson.
Man wounded in barrage of gunfire while pumping gas at Brighton Chevron
A man was shot while he was pumping gas Thursday night at a Brighton service station. The shooting happened at 11:55 p.m. at the Brighton Chevron on Jaybird Road. Lt. Kenneth Hooten said the 20-year-old man had exited his vehicle and was putting gas in his car at pump #2 when a black or dark Chevrolet Traverse pulled up and opened fire.
Spotlight on Calhoun & Talladega: Community Development
The county is building two new community centers at Thankful Park and in the White Plains/Choccolocco area, says Mark Tyner, Calhoun County manager. Also, improvements are being made to Chief Ladiga Park, the Alexandria Community Center and Woodland Park. In April, ground was broken for a new restroom facility and plaza that will complement the existing pavilions at Ladiga Landing.
Calhoun County Weather July 26
Calhoun County, AL – We’ll take a closer look at the weather patterns affecting our area and provide you with the latest updates on the chance of rain. While no severe weather is expected, light showers may make an appearance, so don’t forget your umbrella if you’re heading out. Stay tuned to learn more […] The post Calhoun County Weather July 26 appeared first on Calhoun Journal.
Tony Willis Reflects on New Role in Calhoun County as Superintendent
Calhoun County — The Calhoun County School District recently appointed Tony Willis as its new Superintendent at a special meeting held on July 23, 2024. The district’s website has warmly welcomed Willis and his wife, Lisa, to the Calhoun County Schools family. The Calhoun Journal had the opportunity to speak with both Superintendent Willis and […] The post Tony Willis Reflects on New Role in Calhoun County as Superintendent appeared first on Calhoun Journal.
Gadsden State Community College Launches CoMeT Program with Inaugural Signing Event
Gadsden, AL – Gadsden State Community College celebrated the launch of its Consortium of Machining Education Training (CoMeT) with a signing event for its first cohort of students. The event took place at the Beck Conference Center on the Wallace Drive Campus, marking the beginning of an innovative hybrid work-based apprenticeship program designed to help students […] The post Gadsden State Community College Launches CoMeT Program with Inaugural Signing Event appeared first on Calhoun Journal.
After two years of heartbreak, Coosa Christian football seniors ready to make one final run
It's been two offseasons of heartbreak for Coosa Christian football. After the 2022 season, when a last-second Hail Mary pass by Pickens County took them down in the semifinals, the players said they were going to use that feeling to get better and bring home a state title. In 2023, they got past Pickens County and into the state title game, but gave up a 14-point lead to start another offseason of asking what if. ...
Anniston Museum and Gardens Hosts Hot Spot Highlight: What Happens When A Tree Dies
Anniston, AL – The Anniston Museum and Gardens is set to host an engaging educational program titled “Hot Spot Highlight: What Happens When A Tree Dies” on July 27th at 2 PM. The event will take place in the Longleaf Botanical Gardens and will be led by one of the museum’s docents. The program will […] The post Anniston Museum and Gardens Hosts Hot Spot Highlight: What Happens When A Tree Dies appeared first on Calhoun Journal.
Oxford Woman Killed in Accident on I-20 in Georgia
Carroll County, AL – A 39-year-old woman from Oxford, Alabama, identified as Brandy Rodgers, was pronounced dead at the scene of a collision on Interstate 20 in Georgia. According to the Georgia State Patrol, Rodgers was driving a white Honda when it collided with the rear of a tractor-trailer. The accident occurred shortly after 4 p.m. […] The post Oxford Woman Killed in Accident on I-20 in Georgia appeared first on Calhoun Journal.
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