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“Each image tells a story, but the [Art for Life Community Connection] project is most powerful when savored through the wide lens of love,” states the exhibit’s program.
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Most high school graduates dream of the time when they leave home and start fresh in college, but for Rutledge native Carin Hill, a hobby turned into a hope fulfilled when she established her own photography business right out of high school.
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Farmview hosted its Holiday Market on Saturday, Dec. 5. The market featured hand-made items from local crafters including Christmas décor, gifts and even wooden toys for children and the child at heart. Visitors listened to holiday classics performed by local musicians while escaping the cold under heaters. Children took pictures with Santa, who in true 2020 fashion visited from behind a face shield, or waved anxiously from afar. Families then made their way inside for breakfast and lunch in the café and a visit to the butcher counter and grocery store.
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Whitney Cobb Jones, native of Greensboro, recently founded Up Next Initiative, Inc. – a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization centered on mentorships for minority students. Up Next Initiative’s mission is to create, develop and nurture the next generation of minority professionals to provide a solution for the lack of diversity in the professional arena.
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Morgan County High School teacher and coach James Ignoffo will forever be known as the school’s first girl’s flag football coach, but he’s no stranger to leading.
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Most people know Megan Morris for her work at Morgan Medical Center, but she is also the mom of two active boys, Leyton and Kaden.
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“Well that is a crazy story because I didn’t intend to open a store in Madison,” said Madison Grace owner Shaune Escoe.
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Mike Jones had a unique experience when he joined the military to serve our country. Jones was drafted at age 14 into the National Guard during World War II. Jones said he went to Fort Benning every weekend until he was 18 years old in 1948.
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