Greensboro schools host open houses today
Greensboro Elementary School’s Open House will be on today, Thursday, August 4. Beginning at 4:30 PM with Pre-K orientation in the Pre-K building, Kindergarten orientation will also be at 4:30 PM in the GES lunchroom. 1st through 5th grade orientations will be from 5:00 PM to 7:00 PM. Students with last names beginning in A... Read More
‘Back 2 School Summer Jam’ is Saturday at Jay’s Farm
Jay’s Farm, located at 24 County Road 15, in Sawyerville presents their “Back 2 School Summer Jam”, a day of family fun on Saturday, August 6 from 12 PM to 4 PM. Alongside special guest performances, children can enjoy bounce houses, water slides, and free haircuts and braid styles to get ready for back to... Read More
GES holds ‘new teacher boot camp’
Greensboro Elementary School recently held their New Teacher Boot Camp where newly hired educators were able to connect with and understand their school better. Teachers shared data, reviewed procedures, viewed the campus, and motivated each other for the upcoming school year. Various administrators also appeared at the boot camp to boost morale and offer further... Read More
Back to school fair Saturday
Alabama State Senator Bobby Singleton will be hosting a Back to School Job and Health Fair in downtown Greensboro Saturday, August 6. From 10 AM to 5 PM, citizens can enjoy a fun-filled family day with free food and activities for all ages. Vendors will be on hand, along with a water bouncy house for... Read More
Emily M. Graeter of Greensboro graduated July 29 from Southern Arkansas University’s David F. Rankin College of Business
Emily M. Graeter of Greensboro graduated July 29 from Southern Arkansas University’s David F. Rankin College of Business. Graeter was a Summa Cum Laude and Honors College graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration: Information Systems. In April, Graeter was also inducted into the prestigious Beta Gamma Sigma international business honor society. Founded in... Read More
Cassandra Williams Allen, Hale native, will teach at Francis Marion this year
Francis Marion School will be welcoming a new Business Education and Computer Science teacher, Cassandra Williams Allen, this year. “I am super excited to start this new journey of being a Francis Marion Ram,” Allen said in a social media posting addressed to future students of the school. A Greensboro native, Allen is a graduate... Read More
Shelton State sets special admit days for Fall‘22
Following the success of previous events, Shelton State Community College will once again hold special Admit Days for students preparing for fall 2022 enrollment. Students who attend one of the designated Admit Day events will be able to complete all parts of the admission process in a single session. Four randomly selected Admit Day participants... Read More
Hale County College and Career Academy welcomes new principal, Dr. Marlon B. Murray
Dr. Marlon B. Murray is a life-long resident of Tuscaloosa and graduate of Tuscaloosa County High School. He attended Berry College earning a Bachelor’s degree in Health, Physical Education, Recreation and Dance. He earned his Master’s from Jacksonville State University. He also earned his certification in Education Administration and Supervision from the University of Alabama.... Read More
HERO properties may be sold at auction
‘Not a move of desperation,’ says listing agent—’can help maximize return’ One of the listing agents leading the sale of a dozen Greensboro properties owned by the nonprofit organization HERO says an auction may be in store for the real estate portfolio. Beau Box Commercial Realty, which is based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, announced in... Read More
Legal Notices Week of July 28, 2022
Legal Notice MORTGAGE FORECLOSURE SALE. Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by that certain mortgage executed by Frederick O. Patrick, an unmarried man, originally in favor of Mortgage Electronic Registration Systems, Inc., solely as nominee for First Federal Bank, on May 9, 2011, said mortgage recorded in the Office of... Read More