By Felicia Farnsworth
The aluminum die-casting specialist, Samkee America, Inc. has been in the automotive industry since 1978. The company broke ground on its first United States facility in Tuskegee, Alabama at the beginning of this year and plans to have an opening ceremony for the facility in June.
The new Union Springs Recreational Center is coming right along. The Rec Center is located off Hicks Industrial Blvd. in Union Springs across from the Bullock County DHR building. Shown is City Councilman Eugene Faulk at the door, looking inside the building.
Congratulations to the winners of our recycled art contest! First place - Chicken made from egg shells; Second place- Butterfly chandelier made from plastic bottles; Third place- Turtle made from foam. (Photo from Facebook)
By Felicia Farnsworth
The “Ned Show” visited South Highland Middle School on Thursday, March 14.
The Ned Show is a character education program designed to help kids become champions at school and in their day-to-day life.
By Faye Gaston
Whether active duty, retired, National Guard or Reserved veterans, they should stand tall and proud to be called a “Veteran.” We thank, especially at this time, the Veterans of the Vietnam War and their spouses who gave them moral support. We pray that God would ease their physical wounds, erase the terrible war memories, and give them peace.
By Cage Mills
Scripture:
“Unless the Lord builds the house, those who build it labor in vain. Unless the Lord watches over the city, the watchman stays awake in vain.” - Psalms 127
Devotional:
By Kim Adams
Bullock County Department of Human Resources presented a Self-Care talk by Ms. Mary Wedgeworth of South Central Alabama Development Commissions (SCADC). Wedgeworth was the guest speaker and provided vital information on Self-Care and services available to caregivers. This was a quarterly Adult Protective Service meeting. The room was full of caregivers. Delicious refreshments were served after the meeting.
On March 14th, the Wehle Nature Center in Midway was filled with fourth grade students from Union Springs Elementary, Conecuh Springs Christian Academy, and Macon East Academy for the 2024 Groundwater Festival hosted by the Alabama Cooperative Extension System/Bullock County Cooperative Extension.
By Jeffery Moore
Now that our kitties have learned how much fun it is to explore their catio garden, they hardly ever want to come inside. What does that mean for you? From now until June we will be offering a package special for loving barn babies! All kitties available have been spayed or neutered, current on their rabies and vaccinations. For a limited time you can get a group discount of 3 kitties for a low donation of $100.
