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AUM athletics give back to community for MLK Day

AUM athletics give back to community for MLK Day

In conjunction with the university-wide Martin Luther King Day of Service initiative, several of the Auburn Montgomery athletic programs took part in a variety of community service projects across the area over the past week.

Representatives from baseball, men’s and women’s soccer, men’s and women’s basketball, cheerleading, men’s and women’s tennis and men’s and women’s cross country all participated or have plans to participate in the initiative.

“It’s outstanding to see such widespread community engagement from our athletic programs,” Athletics Director Steve Crotz said. “Giving back to Montgomery is very important to AUM athletics, and there is no better time to emphasize this point than around a holiday celebrating a man who did so much, both for Montgomery and our nation as a whole.”

The AUM baseball team traveled up to Millbrook to assist the Alabama Wildlife Federation at a local pond.

River Region Ethics now accepting business nominations for 2012 awards

River Region Ethics now accepting business nominations for 2012 awards

Montgomery, AL – River Region Ethics in Business, along with the Samaritan Counseling Center, Inc., are currently accepting nominations for the 2013 cycle of the River Region Ethics in Business and Public Service Awards through February 10, 2013.

 

Conducted in collaboration with Auburn University Montgomery’s Schools of Business and Sciences, the program honors small, medium, and large businesses, nonprofit organizations/public agencies and community leaders that stand apart in their dedication to the highest ethical standards in their approach to the workplace in the tri-county area.

 

Nominations may be made online through the program’s website at www.riverregionethics.com or by requesting nomination forms from The Samaritan Counseling Center at 262-7787.

 

Girl Scout cookies on sale soon!

Girl Scout cookies on sale soon!

Get your taste buds ready!  Girl Scout cookie sales begin on January 1st.  It's a delicious way to support the Girl Scouts of Southern Alabama.

"Every cookie has a mission: to help girls do great things."

For more information, click here.

Source:  Girl Scouts of the USA

Students gain experience, help others - Wetumpka Herald

Students gain experience, help others
Wetumpka Herald
But not Wetumpka High's Hunter Wyatt or Holtville's Cody Floyd. Wyatt and Floyd spent much of their Saturday morning and afternoon in downtown Montgomery assisting in getting an old nightclub at 506 Montgomery St. ready for new wiring for what will ..... Read More

Holtville High School to host "Slapout for Sandy Hook"

Holtville High School to host "Slapout for Sandy Hook"

On Thursday Dec. 20 at 5:30 The Friends of Rachel Club and the SGA of HHS will host “Slapout for Sandy Hook” in front of Holtville High School.  This 30 minute candle lit program will simply be a time for the entire community to reflect the events of last Friday, to pray for the comfort of the victims and their families, and pray for the safety of the children of our community and schools.

There will be special some music, guests speakers, and even some Christmas carols to get everyone in the mood for Holtville Elementary’s celebration of the children’s love for Christmas with their Polar Express Night to begin at 6:00 immediately following the “Slapout for Sandy Hook” program.  We encourage everyone to come be a part of this special night.

Information Source: Elmore County School District

Wetumpka restaurant's dish among 100 best - Wetumpka Herald

Wetumpka restaurant's dish among 100 best
Wetumpka Herald
The crab cakes and dill sauce at Wetumpka's Our Place Café is one of the dishes featured in the new Alabama Food photo book, set to go on sale Dec. 3. The book is based on the “100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama Before You Die” brochure published by the ..... Read More

Local business hosting toy drive

Wetumpka’s Verizon Wireless store on South Main Street will hold a toy drive and community appreciation day this Saturday, from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. A variety of activities are planned... Read More