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Central High School announces Students of the Month

  Twelfth grader Zynedria Edwards is the daughter of Donna Chestner and William Brooks. She is a member of the Sylacauga community and attends Cross Key Baptist Church. Zynedria’s favorite subject is science. She states, “It is fun to learn about what things are made of, how things are made and what would happen if you put elements together.” Her…

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Your county government

  By Chuck Bradley Chair, Coosa County Republican Party   County government in Alabama is made up of county commissions that are responsible for the legislative and administrative functions of each county. The Association of County Commissions of Alabama (ACCA) provides legal, technical and policy advice to county officials. The county commission is the single governing body of each county. Early on county…

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Research on inshore species yields interesting revelations

  A great inshore fishing trip can include southern flounder and speckled trout. Photo by David Rainer   The Alabama Conservation Advisory Board will consider removing the exception for one fish larger than 26 inches in the redfish daily bag limit. Photo by David Rainer A proposal by the Marine Resources Division would reduce the…

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What about miracles today?

  As we study the Bible we are greatly impressed with the many miracles that occurred in both the Old Testament and the New Testament. Genesis chapters one and two tell us of the miracle of creation. The book of Exodus tells of the miracles that God worked through Moses. The books of Matthew, Mark,…

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The sky is NOT falling

  Happy Valentine’s Day! Take time today to let those special people in your life know how much they mean to you. Every day should be Valentine’s Day! We live our lives at such a fast pace these days it’s hard to make the small, most important things our priorities. But priorities should be at…

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The dirty word

  Suicide is a dirty word. Try using it in mixed company. Try using “suicide” at a dinner party. You wouldn’t. Because suicide is not something people talk about. In fact, I wouldn’t be surprised if you’ve already quit reading this. I know I have. Still, I grew up as a child of suicide. This word…

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Honoring Sgt. Matthew Leonard

  Congratulations to the Philadelphia Eagles! The Eagles flew high and smoothly. Bravo to Jalen Hurt and DeVonta Smith. Alabama sends out some great guys all over the cities, and not just Philadelphia. However, Alabama loves that our Alabama guys are the champs of Super Bowl 59. We are proud of all the Eagles guys,…

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Lady Cougars softball enjoy successful work day, field improvements

  Coaches, players and their families; armed with weed eaters, tractors and even toilet brushes; hit the field last Saturday to prepare Doyle Field for opening games. They left the field, concession and restrooms looking great after a day of hard work. They also hung sponsor advertising signs along the outfield fence. Don’t forget to support the…

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Central High School announces Teacher of the Month, Jacob Moon

  Mr. Moon teaches ninth and eleventh grade English language arts. His teaching philosophy is both firmness and fairness while providing a safe place for students to express themselves. This environment enables his students to grow academically and as people who will shape the world. One of his greatest joys is watching his students grow and evolve as young adults. He finds it interesting to listen to the students interact with the…

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