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Wesley Mullins, winner of the Hale County Middle School 2023-24

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19 Jan 2024
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Pictured above are Wesley Mullins, winner of the Hale County Middle School 2023-24 Spelling Bee, and Akeria Blackmon, the runner up.

Pictured above is Toria Walker, Moundville Elementary School’s Teacher of the Year.

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