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Members of Opp High School’s Class of ‘59 gather for reunion
The Opp High School Class of 1959 held their 65th reunion on Saturday, April 13, at the Grace Building at the Opp First Methodist Church. The reunion included 15 1959 graduates along with spouses and special guests. The central attention was the table of honor with pictures and candles remembering the 36 class members who […] The post Members of Opp High School’s Class of ‘59 gather for reunion appeared first on The Andalusia Star-News.
W.S. Harlan Elementary School second grade visits courthouse
Second-grade students from W.S. Harlan Elementary School in Lockhart visited the Covington County Courthouse on Monday, May 6. They had the opportunity to visit with Circuit Judge Ben Bowden and Probate Judge Stacy Brooks. Accompanying the students on their trip were Jennifer Hammac and Kathii Lovelady, second-grade teachers at WSH, and Heather Taylor, who is […] The post W.S. Harlan Elementary School second grade visits courthouse appeared first on The Andalusia Star-News.
Laird announced as LBW Outstanding Alumnus 2024
LBW Community College’s 2024 Outstanding Alumnus is Wesley Laird, a 1981 associate in arts graduate. Laird transferred to the University of Alabama where he graduated magna cum laude with a B.S. in Commerce and Business in 1983 and a Juris Doctorate in December 1985. He began his law firm in Opp in 1987 where he […] The post Laird announced as LBW Outstanding Alumnus 2024 appeared first on The Andalusia Star-News.
Reese Cauley leads Opp to first softball state title with 4-2 win over Plainview
Opp pitcher Reese Cauley remembered watching Plainview celebrate last year’s Class 3A softball state championship after downing the Bobcats. The memory was reinforced every time she saw the Red Map runnerup trophy each day at school so Cauley decided to use the loss as motivation for her senior season.
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