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January 11, 2024
As a child, Heather Montgomery explored the forest around her Virginia home, climbed up in the dogwood trees and pretended to be a monkey. She loved the outdoors and enjoyed
January 2, 2024
The Walker Area Community Foundation (WACF) announced in its recent Winter 2023 newsletter grants awarded to total nearly $1 million.
December 20, 2023
Saturday, December 16 the Oakville Indian Mounds Education Center hosted a special event to celebrate the start of the Christmas break, inviting families to engage in various activities including making
December 15, 2023
Randy Mullican… I can remember laboring over the letters on a brown paper bag, that name and a hundred others every Valentines Day and every Christmas that we were in
August 3, 2023
Employees with the Walker County Center of Technology (WCCT) participated in a special learning experience this summer.
July 9, 2022
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April 30, 2022
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE // OUR LANDSCAPE ON FILM A young girl squeals at a toad hopping up her arm. Another cups her hands for a long, black millipede squirming around. This exploration of Alabama wildlife is captured on film by Johanna Obenda, a University of Alabama student and fellow of the Southern Environmental Law Center. This
February 26, 2022
Job Title Minister for Youth Formation Name of church or organization Saint Stephen's Episcopal Church Address Vestavia Hills, A
October 5, 2021
Sunday, Sept.12 On this date in 1890, the Democratic Territorial Convention met in Phoenix and police had to be called to quell the floor battle for control of the convention. On this date in 1893, cattlemen and farmers of Cochise and Graham counties were warned to go armed at all times as the Apache Kid was believed to be in the area.