By Felicia Farnsworth with Beverly “Honey” Grant, Librarian
February has been a very busy month for the Union Springs Carnegie Public Library. The month of February was observed as Black History Month, with many books on display that have been implemented in the Black history movement and also left their mark on the nation as well as the Bullock County area.
Read Across America Week was kicked off at Union Springs Elementary School and was a success. Students and teachers wore their favorite Dr. Seuss t-shirt and Dr. Seuss hat. Bullock County local, Nazareth Reynolds Thornton designed the shirts for the school and community. Photo found on Facebook.
By Felicia Farnsworth
As we celebrate National Women’s History Month, it is essential to recognize the trailblazing women who have made a lasting impact on music and culture. One such powerhouse is Angie Stone, a singer, songwriter, and actress whose contributions to R&B and soul music have solidified her as an influential figure in the industry.
By Faye Gaston
A program was held on Friday, February 28, at the Union Springs Senior Citizens Nutrition Center to honor the accomplishments of Black Americans in celebration of Black History Month.
Tommie O’Neal was the Master of Ceremonies and introduced the program participants. The program began with a devotion led by Red Perry, Deacon Jim Ellis, and Pastor Burck that included speaking, singing and praying.
Milbry is ready to love you unconditionally! This very sweet, fun, smiley boy loves being out in the play yard with his kennel mate, Lily. Milbry is young, neutered, and up to date on all shots, including his rabies vaccination. He is currently on flea and heartworm prevention. He is great with other dogs and loves to be around people.
By Kala R. Dennis
By Felicia Farnsworth
Conecuh Springs Christian School (CSCS) elementary students enjoyed a winter dance in the school's gymnasium with a Mardi Gras theme on Friday, February 28. The setup and decorations were provided by the senior high students at CSCS.
By Felicia Farnsworth
A tip provided to Central Alabama Crime Stoppers on Thursday, February 20 around 9:00 a.m. led Union Springs Police and the Bullock County Sheriff’s Department to arrest arson suspect Tommie Cortez Holmes. He was wanted on outstanding warrants from Pike and Dale Counties.
By Felicia Farnsworth
South Highland Middle School and Union Springs Elementary School Beta Club students and sponsors attended the 34th Alabama Junior Beta Club Convention at the Renaissance Hotel and Convention in downtown Montgomery recently. They competed in various competitions with students all across the state.
