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Officials Encourage People to Vote in Tuesday s Special Election for Alabama Senate District 26
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Residents React to Jet Crash that Claimed Two Lives
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Several students have been going virtual since last March, while others just recently returned on Monday.
For the Sellers family, virtual learning was a must in order to keep high-risk family members safe. MPS students, Ellie, 3rd grade, and Rylan, 8th grade, have adjusted differently to virtual learning.
For Rylan, the adjustment was hard in the beginning but now is very ‘easy’ as he described. For Ellie, adjusting hasn’t been easy. “It’s harder to learn when you’re in a zoom meeting, because when you’re in school you don’t have all the internet problems, and all the shared screens, and even lighting problems,” Ellie said.
MPS Parents React to Virtual Learning Decision
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On January 19, 2019, an EF2 tornado hit parts of Wetumpka near downtown, damaging several businesses and homes, thankfully leaving no injuries or fatalities.
The First Baptist Church and city police station were heavily damaged, forcing the police station to relocate. Among damaged was First Presbyterian Church which was destroyed.
Pastor of First Presbyterian Church, Jonathan Yarboro, says the city is still ‘healing’ from that day.
Today, there is still evidence from the tornado with several building and other damages left untouched. Though both churches were able to fully reconstruct their buildings.
“It didn’t really matter who lost what, whatever anyone needed, someone was willing to assist with that, if they had it, it truly brings out the best in a community,” said Yarboro.