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Noble-Loveland rejoins SSP FacebookTwitterEmail ALTON Stacey Noble-Loveland, a native of Alton, has rejoined Senior Services Plus as the Director of Operations. She previously worked as the Care Transitions Coordinator and since has held various positions throughout the community, including Director of Resident Services as well as served as Executive Director of two senior living communities. Noble-Loveland earned her bachelor’s degree in Organizational Leadership from Greeneville College and a master’s degree in Gerontology from Lindenwood University. Noble-Loveland is a native of Alton and is thrilled to be back serving seniors in the Riverbend community! Newsletter signup ....
Agapefest: A Christian Music Festival Agapefest: A Christian Music Festival 301 Words2 Pages AgapeFest was a student run Christian music festival held here in Greenville Illinois and put on by Greenville College. Danara Moore, a music business professor and former faculty advisor, described the festival as created âby Greenville College students and run by Greenville College studentsâ. Dr. Norman Hall, who was instrumental in ensuring that the two day festival was student driven, called the event the Christian alternative to rock-n-roll in the sun . The line-up held a number of Christian artists and groups, such as Toby Mac, Switchfoot, Lecrae, Owl City, and Skillet. Reportedly, there were as many as 6,000 fans in attendance during certain years, and some years as much as $50,000 was earned. Sometimes, however, $50,000 was lost. Thus, ....