In this episode of The Leader Lounge, Al speaks with Joeletta Barrentine, Judge of the 14th Judicial Circuit of Alabama. Watch the episode here: A special thanks to The Leader Lounge sponsors: Downs and Associates, Son’s Supermarket, Paper Places Bookshop, Milo’s, and Bevill State Community College.
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Words by Anna Lee Vaughn | Images by Ryan McGill With the 2024 General Election approaching, Americans will soon head to the polls to elect the next President of the United States. However, another important election was held this week—though with a more playful twist. On Monday, November 4, Maddox Intermediate School hosted a mock
Words by Jenny Lynn Davis | Images by Al Blanton and courtesy of Johnny Brusco’s Looking for an exciting way to spend Saturday with your kids? Head over to Johnny Brusco’s on Saturday, November 9, for a fun, hands-on experience where your little ones can craft their very own pizza! This pizza workshop promises fun
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Words by Thomas Ingle | Images by Justin Hunter Meet Aidan Carson, a standout senior at Oakman High School who shines both on and off the field. Aidan is a two-sport athlete, making his mark as a wide receiver on the football field under Coach Ryan Hall and as a point guard in basketball with
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Words by Thomas Ingle | Images by Justin Hunter Meet Maddie Homan, a student at Oakman High School who has embraced her senior year by stepping out of her comfort zone. Maddie joined the cheerleading team this year, making an impact under the guidance of Coaches Kaitlyn Latham and Leanna Gann. Reflecting on her high
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Words by Anna Lee Vaughn | Images by Ryan McGill When Leneda Jones lost her husband, Ronney Black, in an accident, her future felt impossible to envision. Left reeling in the wake of his death, the then 24-year-old focused all her energy on caring for her two children. Leneda, who grew up in Sumiton, Alabama,
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Words by Anna Lee Vaughn | Images by Ryan McGill Mary Grayson Kilpatrick recently began her second year as head volleyball and softball coach at Cordova High School. Returning to her alma mater was an unexpected yet welcome opportunity, and she reflects on the sports career that led her to inspire and educate young athletes.
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Words by Anna Lee Vaughn | Image by Al Blanton Looking for fun ways to fill your calendar this week in Walker County? We’ve got you covered! From grand re-openings and festive fall gatherings to holiday shopping events and a magical tea party, there’s something for everyone. Wednesday, October 30 When: 10 AM – 6
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Words and Images by Jenny Lynn Davis On Friday, October 25, Carbon Hill High School and The Walker College Foundation held a reception celebrating the recipients of the William Thornton Scholarship—an enduring educational fund that has opened doors to college for over 500 Carbon Hill graduates. Established by beloved Carbon Hill residents William and Minnie
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Personal and Home Care Aides to assist intellectually disabled adults with daily living activities. Duties performed at a place of residence may include keeping house, making beds, doing laundry, washing dishes and preparing meals. May provide meals and supervised activities at facility. Advise families and the disabled on such things as nutrition, cleanliness, and household
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