Beautiful dreamer, wake unto me
The cardiologist at my annual appointment asked if I’d ever had a sleep study. I said no. He suggested I do and see what we learn. What I learned is that you sleep very little during a sleep study. The kindly attendant wired me from head to toe and put a large control monitor around…
Read MoreChurch Briefs
April 4 Holly Springs Baptist Church and Cemetery Association’s biannual meeting will be held April 4 at 10 a.m. at the church. All members please attend. Weekly “Journey Through the Bible!” We have now started a study on “Revelation.” Join us for class held every Wednesday from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m. at Unity Fellowship…
Read MoreChildren’s Policy Council hears from agency partners
By Christa Jennings Senior Staff Writer The Coosa County Children’s Policy heard from several of its agency partners during last week’s meeting, providing updates on available services and upcoming events. While there were 27 in attendance for the meeting, no elected officials attended. However, law enforcement was well represented with Chief Deputy Scott Hammond,…
Read MoreWagon train passes through Coosa on annual trek to Montgomery
By Christa Jennings Senior Staff Writer A wagon train once again passed through Coosa County this year, making stops in the county along the way on their annual journey to the rodeo in Montgomery. The Forney Trail-Blazers Wagon Train stopped at Union Church at the intersection of County roads 18 and 40 Tuesday for…
Read MoreCentral SGA member interviews candidate for agriculture commissioner, Jack Williams
Special to the News Central High School Student Government Association member Christopher Prowell is on a quest to interview Alabama’s candidates for public office. He has interviewed a candidate for governor, as well as lieutenant governor. Below is Prowell’s article from his interview with Jack Williams, who is running for agriculture commissioner. Jack Williams is currently a member of the…
Read MoreBOE approves hires, resignation
By Christa Jennings Senior Staff Writer During its January meeting the Board of Education approved two non-certified hires, with names available after the minutes were approved at the February 26 meeting, along with other personnel matters. With a letter of recommendation from Adam Hopper, assistant superintendent, the Board unanimously approved hiring Samuel Lee as maintenance…
Read MoreFrom highways to hangouts: ALEA urges Alabamians to “Think Smart Before You Start Spring Break”
Special to the News As Spring Break travel ramps up across Alabama, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is urging motorists and students to make smart decisions before celebrations begin, emphasizing that enforcement will extend beyond highways and into illegal activity often associated with Spring Break gatherings. Through its annual “Think Smart Before You…
Read MoreEngagement announcement
Hickey – Cook Mr. and Mrs. Jason Hickey of Foley, Alabama, formerly of Hanover, Alabama, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Marie, to Eric Cook, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Cook of Sardis City, Alabama. Elizabeth is the granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Louis Zicarelli of Birmingham, Alabama; Mr. Robert…
Read MoreSen. Tuberville speaks at Alabama League of Municipalities breakfast, receives Hometown Hero Award
Special to the News On Tuesday, U.S. Sen. Tommy Tuberville (R-AL) joined the Alabama League of Municipalities in its breakfast panel during the National League of Cities’ Congressional City Conference. During the panel, Sen. Tuberville touted Alabama’s many accomplishments over the last year and the importance of manufacturing and infrastructure in the state. At the…
Read MoreCentral High School announces Students of the Month
Central High School proudly recognizes Tayquarious Howard, a senior, as a March Student of the Month. Tayquarious, the son of Starleidra, is known by teachers and classmates as a quiet, humble and hardworking student who consistently gives his best effort in the classroom. Teachers describe him as honest and dependable, often going above and beyond…
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