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SCS employee earns national credential

Wednesday, October 11 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Dr. Todd Freeman, Superintendent of Sylacauga City Schools, recognized Kelley Wassermann at the September board meeting for achieving the School Nutrition Specialist (SNS) national credential from the School Nutrition Association. Wassermann is Director of Child Nutrition / Wellness / Communications at... Read More.

Alex Colvin to present “Maintaining Kinship Ties in the Creek Indian Nation”

Tuesday, October 10 by SylacaugaNews.com Digital Team

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Alex Colvin from Auburn University’s History Department will present the program at the B.B. Comer Memorial Library titled “Maintaining Kinship Ties in the Creek Indian Nation."

Gov. Ivey Announces Alabama as First State to Roll Out Nationally Recognized Manufacturing Credentials at Every Community College

Friday, October 6 by Jeremy Law

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. - Governor Kay Ivey, while speaking at the Southern Automotive Conference Friday, announced that the Alabama Community College System (ACCS), through a partnership with the Manufacturing Skills Standards Council (MSSC), will be offering nationally-recognized and industry-led credentials at every college this Spring.... Read More.

Fayetteville student excels in Special Olympics at Lincoln High School

Thursday, October 5 by Jeremy Law

LINCOLN, Ala. - On Thursday, The Talladega County School System held its annual Special Olympics competition at Keith Howard Memorial Stadium at Lincoln High School.

“Ralph ‘Shug’ Jordan: A Quiet Heroism in World War II”

Tuesday, October 3 by SylacaugaNews.com Digital Team

SYLACAUGA, Ala. – The SouthFirst Bank Adult Lecture Series continues Wednesday at B.B. Comer Memorial Library with teacher, historian and author, Leah Rawls Atkins as she presents “Ralph 'Shug' Jordan – A Quiet Heroism in World War II.”

[TIPS] Fall Car Care Month; Prepare Your Car for Winter

Monday, October 2 by SylacaugaNews.com Digital Team

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - The month of October is Fall Car Care Month, and you need to be prepared. Have you checked your car tires lately? Are your brakes making a funny sound? Is there a knocking sound around the fender? Be proactive and keep... Read More.

Sylacauga City Schools honors retirees, employees with twenty-plus years of service

Friday, September 29 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Sylacauga City Schools honored employees who are retiring and those who have worked in schools for 20-plus years on Thursday, during its special Year End Institute. One faculty member retiring, Teri Owens, spent 30 years in the classroom. Owens began her career... Read More.

SCS initiating informative program specifically for adults

Wednesday, September 27 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - Sylacauga City Schools is initiating a new program for parents and adults in the community titled Face to Face. The first gathering will be held Tuesday, Oct. 10, at 5:30 p.m. at the J. Craig Smith Community Center, with quarterly meetings... Read More.

September is Backpack Safety Month. How does your kid’s carrier stack up?

Wednesday, September 27 by Jeremy Law

Walk the halls of any school and you will find students overloaded with cumbersome backpacks, many at risk of injury.

“Behind Nazi Lines: The Unbelievable True Story of a World War II Alabama Hero”

Tuesday, September 26 by SylacaugaNews.com Digital Team

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - This Wednesday’s fall lecture series continues at B.B. Comer Memorial Library with author Denise George as she presents “Behind Nazi Lines: The Unbelievable True Story of a World War II Alabama Hero.”

Sylacauga City Schools to Celebrate National School Lunch Week

Tuesday, September 26 by Jeremy Law

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - To recognize the National School Lunch Program and the 30 million children it serves every day, Sylacauga City Schools will recognize National School Lunch Week from Oct. 9-13, 2017.

12th annual ball drop this Friday after SHS game

Tuesday, September 26 by Michael Brannon

SYLACAUGA, Ala. - When it comes to Friday night football, dropping the ball typically is not a good thing... unless you're a fan of the opposing team. But this Friday night, the Sylacauga Alliance for Family Enhancement (SAFE) is excited to drop the ball! Hundreds of balls, in... Read More.

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