PTO sponsored Winter Dance
It may not have felt like winter weather outside, but that did not stop the Central High School students from enjoying their Winter Dance. Although December is chock full of events for our students, thankfully we were able to squeeze in the Winter Dance before students left for Winter Break. It was a full day…
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Read MoreSouthern Blend
Some of you may have noticed my absence of columns over the past few weeks. I figure I owe y’all a proper conclusion. This column has been, and will continue to be, a source of pride for me over the past almost three years. I appreciate the opportunity to write for all of you.…
Read MoreCommunity Calendar
December 16 BridgeWays is introducing its newest program, Kids’ Night Out/Parents’ Night Off! This program will be held one Friday night per month, and is scheduled for December 16. Themes will change each month. Dinner included, as well as all activities, games, crafts, and more! All current PK-fifth graders welcome. Cost: $12 per youth, per…
Read MoreDecember 5-11, 2022
Jail population as of December 12: 34 inmates Males: 26 Females: 8 ARRESTS On December 5, Corporal Rudd arrested Martha Dail Abernathy, a resident of Sylacauga, for failure to appear in court. She was processed into the Coosa County Jail. On December 5, Corporal Rudd arrested Joseph Corey Wilbanks, a resident of Rockford,…
Read MoreThe Pride of Coosa County band presented their Winter Concert
Family and friends were treated to an array of holiday favorites as the Central Beginner Band and Concert Band, under the direction of Mr. Darryl Ingram, presented their winter concert. The elementary school Beginner Band opened the concert with “Up On the House Top” followed by “Jingle Bells.” Everyone was so impressed with the progress the Beginner Band has…
Read MoreMadix hosts competition at Central College and Career Fair
Madix Corporation, a store fixture manufacturer located in Goodwater, was one of the many presenters at the recent Central College and Career Fair, but they took their exhibit a step further. Central students had the opportunity to compete in a timed task which assessed their skills at completing a task involving shapes within a set…
Read MoreGod’s will by God’s grace
What do you do with the chaos you created? Those things and moments where you are enveloped in the consequences or confusion that result from living below fully trusting, believing and following the will of God for your life. For Zechariah, in the first chapter of Luke’s gospel, his consequences for failing to completely…
Read MoreTuberville stands up to Pentagon’s efforts to expand abortions in military
When Sen. Tommy Tuberville was first elected there were questions about how a former football coach and neophyte to politics would make it in Washington, D.C. However, he has shown in his first two years that he is up for the job and willing to tackle difficult issues. He first took on the Biden…
Read MoreCentral High School announces December Students of the Month
Twelfth grader Alissa Cosby always comes to class prepared to do her work. She is friendly and involved with extra activities for the school. She plays softball, volleyball and is a cheerleader. Alissa is a member of the SGA and Key Club. In the future, she plans to attend Southern Union and then transfer to…
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