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WHS Charmers finish the season with mega-awards By Patty Hullett For the Daily Light The award-winning Cherokee Charmers brought home numerous prestigious titles at their final competition of the season, the ADTS Nationals (American Dance/ Drill Team) event held at Mansfield Timberview High School in Arlington on Saturday, March 27. Director of the group, Mrs. Erica Pointer-Wilcox says, “I am immensely proud of the hard work that the 58th Charmer Line has put in this year. They never allowed any of the obstacles thrown their way to get them down. They started the year with the end in mind, ...

Submitted With the beginning of every new semester, AFJROTC Unit AL-935 corps welcomes a new corps commander to lead us. This person is chosen based on their leadership skills and their dedication to the program. For the spring semester of 2021, Senior Spanish Fort Cadet Lieutenant Colonel Mackenzie Bryant was selected due to her love and devotion to the Corps. Her Vice-Commander this semester will be Daphne Senior Cadet Major Davie Allen. Cadet Bryant has been a member of the Corps for all four years of her high school career. She is exceptionally bright and studious student. She has ...

Print subscribers If you're a print subscriber, but do not yet have an online account, click here to create one. Non-subscribers Baldwin County High’s JROTC meets with Brigadier General Posted By Maj. Jamie Barnes, Baldwin County High School BAY MINETTE — Brig. Gen. Leslie A. Maher, commander of the Jeanne M. Holm Center, recently stopped by Baldwin County High School to meet with the AFJROTC program. While here, she participated in a mission briefing presented by leadership cadets and hosted a Commander’s Call with the entire corps of cadets. The visit began with a tour of the BC...

February 19 2021 Ashley Maestas says she was injured, evicted, kicked off of equestrian team after warning about horse I cannot express the joy that overwhelmed me when I saw that first article about Oregon City High School equestrian coach Angie Wacker's ethics violations. It made me cry. We have waited six long years, and this is the closest we've been to showing the world this woman's true colors. Angie was my only bully in high school who took everything from us in a split second, and I've seen her do it to dozens of other girls. After the events I'm about to tell you about, I moved...

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