Certified specialists will be present to not only answer your questions, but also offer various screenings to get you on the right track to self-care and healthy living.
Trick or treating will be going around the Square from 5:30 to 7 p.m.
“I am thrilled to see this AIDB graduate, who has worked in several important positions as an employee, move into this leadership role,” AIDB President Dr. John Mascia said Tuesday.
“We had fewer than 10 arrests made on the property this time, and all of them were for misdemeanor offenses,” he said.
Included in the proposed 2019 budget is a 2-percent cost-of-living raise (COLA) for full-time employees. Also, monies are included to hire three firemen.
Knox, of Sylacauga, is fighting stage 4 colon cancer, according to friend and event organizer Cabot Barden. The benefit is to help Knox and his family cope with escalating medical bills.
“I did it,” Bates is heard saying in the video recording. “I shot them.”
Identity theft is a class B felony in Alabama, punishable upon conviction by two to 20 years in prison.
According to Sgt. Mike Jones, deputies first responded to an alarm call at the church and a found an exterior door forced open.
Sgt. Mike Jones said the pump was stolen from the Quick Stop on Alabama 77 near the Clay County line sometime between Sept. 26 and Sept. 28 but was not reported until Oct. 10.
The iPad Kiosk includes four iPads loaded with games and an ABC mouse for educational programs. The Makers’ Space is a cart filled with different educational materials.
Winterboro High School’s football team will battle Class 1A, Region 5 foe Ragland at Bulldog Stadium on Friday night at 7 in a showdown that will shape the region’s playoff picture.
Subjecting presidential elections to the popular vote sounds eminently fair to Americans who have been miseducated by public schools and universities.
Frank Buck is the author of Get Organized!: Time Management for School Leaders and was named to “Global Gurus Top 30” for 2017 and 2018 in the time management category.
St. John Baptist Church, Sylacauga, will celebrate the seventh anniversary of the Rev. Roger Holtzclaw and first lady Sis. Jacqueline Holtzclaw on Sunday, Oct. 28, at 3 p.m.
