The Sylacauga City Schools Foundation handed out its Joseph B. Morton Excellence in Education Awards on Thursday to end the 2018-19 academic year.
“We are the only thrift store in town that directly benefits a nonprofit,” said Jeremy Hardy, PHFC Thrift Store director. “The store is always getting in new inventory and has just about everything a person could need.”
The accident occurred at 5:05 a.m. on Golf Course Road.
Jennie Layfield, the event coordinator, said Tunes Around Town will also feature a car show, a bike ride, a flag retirement ceremony, inflatables for the kids, food vendors and arts & crafts vendors. A huge fireworks show will cap off the night.
“We had 60 to 70 people the first year. It’s gotten bigger every year. Last year, we had more than 300 people. It was really big."
Sylacauga City Schools held a year-end institute meeting to honor retiring employees and accomplishments by others.
The board made its selections during its annual meeting Thursday night at Sylacauga High School.
Each was given a token of appreciation from Superintendent Tony Ball. A reception for the retirees was held after the meeting.
Board member Jake Montgomery initiated the vote just prior to adjournment, saying the controversy concerning the board chairmanship rotation had been resolved.
The Pell City Chamber of Commerce organizes the event, and it has continued to bring the community together for the past 30 years.
ALDOT will be performing work on the stretch of I-59 between the St. Clair Springs Exit (milepost 156) and the Ashville Exit (milepost 166).
Pell City head coach Wayne Lee said he had an opportunity to see many new faces in new places.
Socialism promises a utopia that sounds good, but those promises are never realized. It most often results in massive human suffering.
Members of the Huntingdon College Class of 2019 collected their diplomas in two separate ceremonies Saturday, May 11.
A mentor when I was younger insisted Monday was a good day for pastors since the pressure of the upcoming Sunday hadn’t yet settled in. He was in the minority because many pastors joke about Mondays being “resignation day.” They feel badly about the day before and drag in on Monday with disc…
