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Congratulations to Jade Smith of Ambrose! The show was held in Perry on Labor Day weekend. She is the first person in history to sweep all five events according to GFSC documentation. Jade is the eight-year-old daughter of Chris and Brandilyn Smith and is a third grader at Ambrose Elementary. Congratulations To Jade Smith.

Miss Leah Jane Hewitt and Mr. Michael with his grandson. They love to look at hunting magazines together. Students pictured with their featured artwork L-R: Lunch will be served after Saturday Service. We are located at Southwest Bowen Mills Rd. Pictured above is Prophetess Gretta Smith.

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No one was seriously injured in the crash, according to local emergency officials, though the Southern Ag trailer suffered significant damage when the CSX train sliced through it. Members of the local Woodmen of the World chapter are traveling to Louisiana this weekend to take three truckloads of food and home supplies to the victims of the recent flooding in Louisiana. The members will also be staying in Louisiana for five days volunteering and distributing supplies to the victims. Riley, a freshman at Crisp County High School, is currently being recruited by several Division-I programs and has several scholarship offers.

She is expected to make a verbal commitment this Fall. Riley is pictured above with her grandfather George. Okenfenokee Swamp Celebrates 70th. State School Superintendent Mr. Finding Your Place - Part 2. Young Professionals Lunch September 1. The Leadership Coffee Class took part in a graduation at this week Chamber lunch.

The course was compromised with business and government leaders and was designed to educate them in the workings of economic development. The participants in the course spent the last several months traveling to Atlanta to meet with State Economic Development partners, visiting with industries in the community, participated in leadership workshops, and attend seminars with multiple guest speakers.

Information regarding school-wide events and family nights was shared with parents and they received a copy of the Parent Involvement Policy for Broxton-Mary Hayes Elementary School. Those in attendance enjoyed a hotdog supper provided by PTO. It has added new faces and new teachers!

The Preschool offers classes for 1, 2, and 3-year-olds. For more information regarding the preschool, contact us by calling Register online and log in to see all the pictures. See the pictures and articles on page 8-A in the Wednesday, August 24, edition. Miss Chelsee Vandora Burke and Mr. Junior Cotillion Prepares for Season. Ultimate Graphic Plus celebrated the opening of their new storefront this past Thursday with a ribbon cutting hosted by the Chamber.

The business, which is now located at Ward Street, is owned and operated by David and Denise Lindsey.

Ultimate Graphics Plus designs and prints full color banners, signs, decals, t-shirts, and more. The store is open Monday through Thursday from 9: Miss Janice Holly Mizell and Mr. The tournament was held in St. Rey Del Toro, Lt. The Kiwanis club members enjoyed and appreciated his talk. Rey Del Toro and Julie Macomber. Wiregrass thanks former members of the Board of Directors for this service.

The event planning businesses, which is located at South Alabama Avenue, plans and decorates events and parties of any kind. For more information or to contact Nikita about planning your event, call her at or e-mail her at nvclements gmail.

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Alex and Vonice Courson Mobley. Finding Your Place - Part 1. The Kiwanis club members enjoyed and appreciated their talk. Will shot an opening round of 72 and followed with a 71 on Sunday. The first 50 students in attendance received a free bag of school supplies. Families were treated to a Kids Eat Free night with one child eating free with each paying adult. Kristen Davis, Fresher Brands Intern, who delivered the materials. Several families came to enjoy dinner on a Kids Eat Free night.

The first fifteen students who came in with an adult received a free bag of school supplies. Nidhi Patel, Fresher Brands Mgmt. STEM Student, was on hand giving out the supplies and taking pictures. Luke Christian, owner of Fireside Pizza Shop, and staff were excited about the opportunity to help give back to the community during Back to School Coupons powered by Coupons.

Skip to main content. A young man who was raised in Douglas and graduated from Coffee High School was killed late last week in a two-vehicle car accident in East Alabama. Last week, a copy of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation documents, which include the confession that Ryan Duke, the man charged with murdering Tara Grinstead, gave to law enforcement last year, was leaked online by an anonymous source. Another life has been lost due to yet another shooting which occurred in Douglas and Coffee County last Tuesday morning, Dec. Both victims involved in the shooting were injured; however, year-old Melvin Robinson, Jr.

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Mayor and Commission Address Recent Shootings. Since October 28, there have been four reported shootings in Douglas and Wanda Joyce Carver Foskey. Myrtle Lee Adams Vickers. Miss Charlotte Marie Paulk to Mr. Paulk - Ampier Engagement. Miss Melaina Diane Sears and Mr. Brandon and Elizabeth Burnam. Find The Christmas Spirit. George Edwin White, Unit officers Tommy Groll left and Jacobs Adams right.

Ingrid Thompson-Sellers took part in the Birds-of-Prey show on campus.

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Elizabeth and Brandon Burnam. Too Good To Be True. Cindy Hurst is pictured above receiving her new Chevy Cruze. My Heavens, Look Who Is 87! Coty Michael Brown, Southern Chiropractic Of Douglas ribbon cutting. Harper Hill Ribbon Cutting. Eastside Elementary Pre-K News. Braswell thanks Yu for his presentation. I implore our citizens to please patronize these businesses.

It is they who continually and enthusiastically support our children and community and it is imperative that we, in turn, support them because as we have witnessed, it truly takes a village. New Mexico lost one of its best and brightest unsung heroes recently. There is probably no more impactful a position on a community than a middle school teacher. He was a life coach.

There were and still are so many great teachers in Belen, a city that performs way over expectations in terms of successful graduates. Albert Martinez was the cornerstone upon which a lot of our educations were built. For those who never had the privilege of knowing him, they should know that he was an Olympic-quality gymnast and coach. Everyone on campus, knew and respected him, from the future valedictorian, to the gang member with the tattoo of a teardrop on his face.

We had all seen him perform heroic feats, like climbing onto the roof of the building to get down a frisbee, without a ladder. His classroom was like a scientific lab of gadgets, tools and information. He inspired us to travel the world, make and keep life-long friends and revel in the wonderful way life works. When we were going through the toughest stage of life, trying to decide whether to be jocks, band nerds, geeks or freaks, Mr.

He showed us you could be any or all of those things — and still be successful. The most important thing he taught us was to love life and live it to the fullest.

About veterans, families and friends were in attendance. All branches of our military received words of gratitude and acknowledgement from well-wishers. Highlighting the morning was a special recognition to all the Vietnam veterans that were lead into the park by about 24 Patriot Guard Riders. The hosts for the event, L. Los Lunas Invested in Veteran Events and Blue Star Mothers of Valencia County are indebted to many individuals, organizations and businesses who helped to make this day a success for our veterans.

Colonel Joe Long retired gave the invocation. Salas gave inspiring messages. The JROTC cadets from Los Lunas were instrumental in assisting our veterans to their seats and presenting them with medals as tokens of appreciation furnished by Ambercare. We thank them all.

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