Commission Chairman Billy Luster signs paperwork to approve a debt refinance that will save the county $3.8 million. – Photo Special to the Eagle.
Debt refinance to save $3.8M
The Walker County Commission approved Monday a debt refinance that will save the county $3.8 million over a period of 14 years.
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Dora Spring Beautification under way
The City of Dora will host its second annual Spring Beautification Project to help residents who want to clean up around their homes and city.
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Charity fashion show planned for today in Jasper
The Walker-Marion Chapter of the American Red Cross will host a Celebrity Fashion Show Dinner and Silent Auction today to help raise funds for the ARC’s local Disaster Relief Services.
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Parrish coach Chris Harris high-fives players as they come off the field during the Tornadoes’ State Softball Tournament opener against Fayetteville. The Tornadoes won their first ever softball title with a 5-0 win over Kinston. Photo by Johnathan Bentley
Parrish in ‘elite class’
When Parrish recorded the final out against Kinston in the Class 1A state championship softball game Saturday night, only one thing was going through coach Chris Harris’ mind — don’t cry.
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Colby Hopper
Walker’s Colby Hopper signs with Gadsden State
One state championship and four trips to the State Tennis Tournament — Walker’s Colby Hopper has a strong high school resume.
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Cordova Elementary School recently started an archery team as well as an after school program for students who are interested in the arts. – Photo by: Jennifer Cohron.
Cordova Elementary School recently started an archery team as well as an after school program for students who are interested in the arts. – Photo by: Jennifer Cohron.
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Cordova Elementary adds archery, fine arts
by Jennifer Cohron
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CORDOVA — Children in Cordova who are not interested in traditional athletics now have several extracurricular activities tailored just for them.
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