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Back to School Bash at the Crown Complex will feature a performance by Fayetteville rapper Morray next month.  The Crown Complex announced Friday on its Twitter account that tickets are currently on sale for FOXY 99s Back to School Bash, featuring Morray.  Morray is a Fayetteville native who gained a lot of popularity last years hit single "Quicksand." Since then, he released his mistake "Street Sermons" and rapped on "m y. l i f e," a track on fellow Fayetteville rapper J. Coles latest album...

By Nathan Prewett MOODY – At a regular meeting of the Moody City Council on July 12, a resolution was passed to apply for a grant from the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) to conduct water system improvements for two companies in the city. Moody City Hall The council heard monthly reports from department heads, including the police and fire chiefs. Police Chief Thomas Hunt reported that for the month of June there were 1,285 calls, 29 arrests, 120 warning tickets, ...

WORCESTER — As he eulogized his father, a beloved deacon described as the “Mayor of Jaques Avenue,” four months ago, Woodrow Adams Jr. made a vow.  The Worcester court officer, who’d lost not only his dad but also his uncle and grandmother in a terrible fire, would keep their legacies alive by continuing on the path of serving others.  With the help of the community, Adams is hoping next month to help 3,000.  His nonprofit, 508 Forever Young, is asking for help filling 3,000 backpac...

A look at the WWEs last PPV of the Thunderdome era and what did and didnt work on the Hell in a Cell show is the lead story in the new issue of the Wrestling Observer.  Weve got the booking, future direction for Money in the Bank, update on MITB tickets, star ratings, poll results and match and performer of the week. Also in this issue: A new lawsuit against UFC and why it is a potential game changer along with what would be almost a sure thing if its successful regarding WWE, what the claims ...

Local roundup: Railroad Days fun ,Milhollin wins talent at Miss MO Pageant, Cairo school news Railroad Days The four-day festival event of Railroad Days in downtown Moberly wraps up Saturday, June 19 with carnival rides and games being offered from 1-4 p.m., and culminates that evening with a free 7 p.m. concert by the musical group Sugar Ray Charles Band. Carnival rides, games and food vendors will entertain Railroad Days goers from 5:30 – 10 p.m. Both Thursday and Friday nights. Also on tap...

Vicky and Isom Clinton honored for social justice work in Gaston County.

The First United Methodist Church in Knoxville is sponsoring school supplies for families in Knoxville. Laura Shepherd with the church tells KNIA/KRLS News that the organization’s mission is to help families in need. “In the past, we’ve helped over 150 students in the Knoxville community have their school supplies when school starts. It’s helped a lot of families over the years, and it’s helped students be successful. School supplies are expensive, and it’s just our little way of he...

View Comments WAYNESBORO — School isnt even out for the year, but Waynesboro is already looking ahead to the start of the 2021-22 school year. Ryan Barber, the school divisions executive director of student services, told the Waynesboro School Board Tuesday night about the planned Back to School Bash scheduled for this summer.  Its been an event in the works for the last couple of years, although the pandemic didnt allow it to happen last summer.  "We have a community that struggles at time...

Uptown Lexington is "taking it to the streets" this summer with a line up of Summer Strolls that includes new events and new days for the events.

Waynesboro Schools looks ahead to education after pandemic Published Wednesday, May. 12, 2021, 10:36 pm Join AFPs 100,000+ followers on Facebook Purchase a subscription to AFP Subscribe to AFP podcasts on iTunes and Spotify News, press releases, letters to the editor: augustafreepress2@gmail.com Augusta Free Press WAYNESBORO — Tuesday night’s regular meeting of the Waynesboro School Board was all about moving forward after the pandemic and the school system’s plans for the 2021-2022 aca...