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Don McConnaughey is a memorable figure in the history of Highline College athletics.
He served as track and field coach and athletic director in his 30 years at the school that ended with his retirement in 1993.
McConnaughey, who coached the Thunderbirds to NWAC track and field titles in 1968 and 1989, passed away Monday, Feb. 8 at the age of 90. His teams were runner up many times, wrote son Tom McConnaughey, a former football star and later head football coach at Federal Way High School who is now a scout for the Los Angeles Chargers. They were also very competitive with the Pac-12 schools in the Northwest. Many of his former athletes and players went on to four year schools.
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St. Joseph interim and middle school principal Matt Tucker and high school principal Teri Breeding discuss plans Feb. 4 in the lot where they hope to break ground this spring for a new high school building in Conway.
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St. Joseph interim and middle school principal Matt Tucker and high school principal Teri Breeding discuss plans Feb. 4 in the lot where they hope to break ground this spring for a new high school building in Conway.
CONWAY Held up for a year because of the COVID-19 pandemic, St. Joseph School in Conway is officially launching its $10.9 million capital campaign for a new high school, replacing its 70-year-old building.
Alderman Joe Alexander, Jr. serves Ward 1, Position 1 on the Stuttgart City Council. (Photo courtesy of Joe Alexander, Jr.)
Getting To Know The Stuttgart City Council is a weekly series, introducing our city aldermen. Council members provided answers to a prepared list of questions. Some answers have been edited for clarity.
Name: Joe Alexander, Jr.
Position: Alderman Ward 1, Position 1
I hope to work together with the mayor and other city officials to help improve the quality of life for the citizens of Stuttgart.
Where are you from?
What do you do for a living?
I work for the Department of Corrections. I was a correctional officer for 17 years and I have been a substance abuse counselor for the last 20 months.