Words by Paige Abner | Images by Justin Hunter Standing tall at 6’5″ and weighing in at 285 lbs., Cade Channell is a formidable presence on the field. As a key player on the Dora Bulldogs’ offensive line, Cade is set to make a significant impact this fall. With a football scholarship to Arkansas State […]
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Words by Paige Abner | Images by Justin Hunter If you’re looking for a leader both in the classroom and on the field, Avril Cummings is an exemplary choice. As a dedicated member of the award-winning Dora High School cheerleading squad, coached by Katie Carden and Catherine Willingham, Avril shines in every routine. In addition
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Bevill State Community College (BSCC) is proud to announce the launch of its new Facilities Maintenance Technology program, a comprehensive training initiative designed to equip individuals with the essential knowledge and skills required to excel as maintenance technicians in a variety of specialized areas. This innovative program addresses the growing demand for skilled professionals in
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On August 15, Main Street Alabama held its eleventh annual Awards of Excellence Banquet at the Community House in Monroeville to celebrate the successes of local programs. The event was sponsored by Alabama Municipal Electric Authority and University of West Alabama Division of Economic Development and Workforce Development. Main Street Alabama’s President and State Coordinator,
Words and Images by Jenny Lynn Davis On August 20, the City of Cordova celebrated a significant milestone with the groundbreaking of a natural gas pipeline replacement project aimed at modernizing the city’s aging infrastructure. The project, funded by a $2.8 million grant from the Natural Gas Distribution Infrastructure Safety and Modernization (NGDISM) program under
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Words by Anna Lee Vaughn | Image by Justin Hunter As the new school year kicks off, weekday activities may be slowing down, but Walker County is still buzzing with community events! This Saturday, there’s something for everyone, whether you’re into live music, writing, or family fun. You can also adopt a pet or meet
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The Kitchen Assistant aids in the day-to-day operations associated with food preparation and clean-up in one of three Camp McDowell kitchens. The Kitchen Assistant is scheduled by the Food Service Director and typically maintains a five-day work week, sometimes including split shifts. The pay is based on experience. The applicant needs to be available for
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Words by Thomas Ingle | Images by Justin Hunter Meet Cheyenne Smith, a senior at Curry High School who excels in both academics and athletics. Cheyenne has made waves as a swimmer for Coach Brad Akins’s team. Detailing her journey to the pool for the Yellow Jackets, Cheyenne says, “There was a girl named Chloe
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Words by Thomas Ingle | Images by Justin Hunter Meet Carden Bruce, a senior at Curry High School who shines both on and off the field. Carden has made a significant impact as a defensive back and center on the football team under the guidance of Coach Jace Cordell. Carden is not only a force
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Words by Anna Lee Vaughn | Images by Ryan McGill Carol’s Boutique was founded in 1962 by Edith Ivey, who sought to pursue her love for fine women’s clothing by starting a business in a male-dominated field at the time. Today, Edith’s daughter Susie and granddaughter Jenny continue to bring Edith’s vision to life, bringing
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