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WSCC's adult education, workforce development programs host 2024 graduation - Vimarsana News

WSCC's adult education, workforce development programs host 2024 graduation

Wallace State Community College’s Adult Education Department recently hosted its 2024 graduation, recognizing students who earned their General Education Development or high school diploma during the 2023-2024 academic year. In

UAH formally introduce Mick Hedgepeth and Allen Sharpe as new head coaches Thursday - Vimarsana News

UAH formally introduce Mick Hedgepeth and Allen Sharpe as new head coaches Thursday

The University of Alabama in Huntsville Department of Athletics has announced the hiring of Mick Hedgepeth as head coach of the UAH men's basketball program.

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Wallace State singers give WAAY31 a sneak peek of upcoming performance, "That 70's Show" - Vimarsana News

Wallace State singers give WAAY31 a sneak peek of upcoming performance, "That 70's Show"

If you are a big fan of musicals and supporting local talent, you will enjoy this upcoming performance.

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Meet and greet for women interested in diesel technology - Vimarsana News

Meet and greet for women interested in diesel technology

Wallace State Community College’s Diesel Technology program is hosting a Women in Diesel Meet and Greet on Thursday, April 11, aimed at women interested in learning more about the program

LEAP Drama finishes the season with an epic musical quest from Ancient Greece - Vimarsana News

LEAP Drama finishes the season with an epic musical quest from Ancient Greece

Saturday night’s rendition of The Lightning Thief: The Percy Jackson Musical as performed by 25 Lawrence County students representing the LEAP Drama program was packed with the kind of emotions