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Head Elementary School Positive Behavios Supports Pep Rally

Head Elementary School is being recognized as a Positive Behavior Supports Banner School for the 2010-2011 school year.  Only 6 schools in the district are receiving this recognition.  The school has done a GREAT job of implementing PBS even with all of the discussions and finally the vote to close the school at the end of this school year, they have continued to encourage the students and stay committed to the task at hand of educating children all year long.  The PEP Rally will be at 1:30pm on Friday with performances by the Lee High School drumline and Brewbaker Intermediate Spirit Team.  They are a fabulous group of students and a WONDERFUL group of educators that have stayed strong and dedicated in a year that many would have chosen to give up!

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Prattville's Way Off Broadway Theatre Announces Auditions for "Steel Magnolias"

Prattville's Way Off Broadway Theatre Announces Auditions for "Steel Magnolias"

Prattville's Way Off Broadway Theatre is pleased to announce auditions for Robert Harling's Steel Magnolias - back by popular demand!

April 10th - 3:00 p.m.
April 11th - 7:00 p.m.

Directed by Kristen Koehler.

The show will run June 9th through 26th.

For more information, contact the Performing Arts Center at 334-358-0297 or email wobt@prattvilleal.gov.

Downtown Montgomery Businesses Invite You to Spread the Joy to Support The Joy to Life Foundation

Downtown Montgomery Businesses Invite You to  Spread the Joy to Support The Joy to Life Foundation

Montgomery, Alabama, March 29, 2011 -- Balch & Bingham, Beasley Allen, Jackson Thornton, Montgomery Advertiser, Rushton Stakely and Starke present Spread the Joy, a downtown block party benefiting The Joy to Life Foundation.  This foundation provides free mammograms for medically underserved women in South Central Alabama.

 

Head Elementary School to be honored as Positive Behavior Supports Banner School

Friday afternoon Head Elementary School will be recognized as a Positive Behavior Supports Banner School for the 2010-2011 school year. 

Only six schools in the district are receiving this recognition.  The PEP Rally will be at 1:30pm on Friday with performances by the Lee High School drumline and Brewbaker Intermediate Spirit Team. 

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WVAS wins seven statewide news awards

WVAS, Alabama State's National Public Radio station, won seven statewide awards last week, including three ABBYs and four AP awards.

In Birmingham, WVAS's Rachine Francis won Alabama Broadcasters Association awards for medium market sportscaster, Melanie Hogan won for medium market reporter and the station was honored for best medium market regularly scheduled newscast. Three hundred radio and TV professionals from around the state attended the presentation at Cahabam Grand Conference Center.

The station won four Associated Press awards: Marcus Hyles won two awards for best regularly scheduled newscast and for best radio commentator for his feature "Hyles Files." Karen Brown was honored as best radio news reporter and Rachine Francis was named best radio sports anchor.

 

Herb Day 2011 set for May 7 at Old Alabama Town

Old Alabama Town Herb Society

Presents

HERB DAY 2011

May 7th

8 a.m.

Lady Hawks in 6th Place After Day One of the Piedmont Spring Invitational

CLARKESVILLE, Ga. --- The Huntingdon College women's golf team shot an opening round 370 in the Piedmont Spring Invitational at the Orchard Golf and Country Club on Monday afternoon. The Lady Hawks finished day one in 6th place out of the ten team field.

Huntingdon's Saem Hur paced the Lady Hawks with a 13-over par, 85, finishing tied for 15th place. Ali Hamil landed in 22nd place after carding a 18-over par, 90, on day one.

Alex Foster finished in 34th place following a 24-over par, 96, on Monday.