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Read MoreCall on God when you feel submerged
At times, it feels as if our heads are floating just above water. Maybe we’re able to tilt our heads, position our mouths above the water and receive a needed breath of air. It could be literal, or just the way life comes at us. Sometimes, we feel like we’re flooded with what appears…
Read MoreChurch Briefs
June 8-12 It’s Vacation Bible School time at Kellyton Baptist Church! Magnified: Discovering the bigness of God in the smallest of things! (Theme: Psalm 34:3) VBS will be held June 8-12 from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Family Night will be June 12. Kids will need to be at the church at their regular time, and…
Read MoreMeet AI, the new campaign staffer
Artificial intelligence is transforming virtually all aspects of social and business life. For better or worse, this includes political campaigns and elections. These are not the first elections where AI has been used, but they are the first with low-cost AI tools widely available, introducing a new element of uncertainty for campaigns and voters.…
Read MoreKick-off to summer means Alabama’s successful tourism season full speed ahead
As the summer season is upon us, Alabama is proving to be one of the most sought out destinations for travelers from around the nation. From the mountains in North Alabama to the Gulf Coast beaches, the state offers some of the most diverse topography in the country. The beaches in Baldwin and Mobile…
Read MoreCounty Commission plans public hearings, more
By Christa Jennings Senior Staff Writer Following action taken at last Tuesday’s County Commission meeting, the county will be holding two public hearings and a bid opening, all to be held Tuesday evening. During the meeting, with all commissioners present, the Commission approved with a 4-1 vote for Chair Lamar Daugherty and County Administrator…
Read MoreCentral High School celebrates Class of 2025 commencement ceremonies
Special to the News Family and friends filled the bleachers of the Central gym Tuesday evening for the Class of 2025 commencement ceremony as the seniors were joined on the floor by Board of Education members, administration and faculty. The Student Government Association president Traci Cox opened the ceremony by leading the attendees…
Read MoreCoosa County Career Tech Center holds annual awards luncheon
Special to the News The annual Career Tech Education, or CTE, awards luncheon welcomed attendees to the luncheon with a “Year in Review” presentation. Career Tech Center Director Hester Hamby welcomed guests and students to the annual event. Thank you to Tal East from the Lake Martin Area Economic Development Alliance Board of Directors for providing…
Read MoreCHS alumna awarded Alabama ONE Aspire Foundation scholarship
By Christa Jennings Senior Staff Writer One of Coosa County’s own is being recognized as a scholarship winner by the Alabama ONE Aspire Foundation, with Central High School alumna Sidney Thornton being awarded a $2,000 ARECU scholarship. On Tuesday the Alabama ONE Aspire Foundation announced the recipients of its 2025 scholarship program. The…
Read MoreScience students learning from grant-funded projects
Special to the News The Central High School science teachers would like to thank the Lake Mitchell Home Owners and Boat Owners (HOBO) Association for funding three grants this year. Jacques Mitchell’s grant, “Growing in the Garden Part 2,” allowed students to plant seeds, transplant plants, prepare the soil, and weed. They learned…
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