Dr. O’Neal Smitherman, executive vice president of HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology, addressed members of the Kiwanis Club of Jasper Monday. Photo by: James Phillips
Scientific research hot topic at Jasper civic clubs
Jasper civic clubs received science lessons this week from leaders of two of the Birmingham area’s most well-known research facilities.
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New East Walker Sewer Authority gets organized, meets for first time
DORA — The newly reconfigured board of the East Walker Sewer Authority met for the first time Wednesday night in the Dora City Council Chambers. The board now consists of one veteran member, Macart...
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City scheduled to participate in annual spring cleanup
CORDOVA — Cordova will once again be participating in an annual spring cleanup sponsored by Alabama People Against a Littered State.
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Carbon Hill s Tylor Owens (11) goes in for two of his 27 points as Dora s Brent Youngblood defends during their game Friday. Photo by: Johnathan Bentley
Owens leads Carbon Hill past Dora
CARBON HILL — Tylor Owens scored 27 points and knocked down a key jumper in overtime as Carbon Hill knocked off Dora 51-48 Friday night.
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Walker s John Michael Knighton throws a pitch during a game last season. Knighton signed a letter-of-intent with Central Alabama Community College earlier this week. Photo by: Johnathan Bentley
Walker's Knighton signs with Central Alabama
Since he was a sophomore John Michael Knighton knew he wanted to play baseball at the collegiate level.
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Curry High School juniors Nick Norris, right, and Dewayne Lynn pull off a wooden plaque etched by equipment provided by the Alabama Center for Advanced Woodworking Technology. Photo by: Daniel Gaddy
Curry High School juniors Nick Norris, right, and Dewayne Lynn pull off a wooden plaque etched by equipment provided by the Alabama Center for Advanced Woodworking Technology. Photo by: Daniel Gaddy
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Curry students receive mobile, computer-aided woodworking lab
by Daniel Gaddy
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CURRY — For the last week, students at Curry High School have churned out dozens of wooden plaques etched with insignias like Alabama’s Crimson Tide and Curry High’s crest.