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ASU's Teachers' Fair is set for Friday

ASU's Teachers' Fair is set for Friday

ASU will host over 60 different organizations at their Teacher's Fair on Friday, March 8th. 

This fair is open to the public. All who attend need to be dressed in business attire, have a current resume to give to each prospective employer and have a valid Teacher's-certificate. The fair will offer information and first-level screenings for jobs, with actual call-back interviews scheduled for the same day.

The Teachers' Fair is from 9 a.m. until noon, with follow-up interviews, by appointment, only from 1 p.m. until 4 p.m.

Gov. Bentley to participate in industrial site design announcement

Gov. Bentley to participate in industrial site design announcement

Governor Robert Bentley on Monday will join CSX executives, other elected leaders and economic developers to formally announce Alabama’s first and only CSX Select Site designation.

CSX’s Select Site program reviews the most capable manufacturing and distribution development properties along the CSX network that can rapidly utilize freight rail service. The site in Macon County is 296 acres that will allow the Macon County Economic Development Authority to compete for jobs in the area.

The news conference will take place at 11:00 a.m.

Former White House press secretary talks education

From the Auburn Plains to the Hill in Washington, D.C., former White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs spoke on behalf of the Boys & Girls Club at their annual “Champions for Kids Luncheon” Thursday, Feb. 21... Read More

PREP SOFTBALL: 14 varsity teams ready for Auburn Spring Invitational - Opelika Auburn News

PREP SOFTBALL: 14 varsity teams ready for Auburn Spring Invitational
Opelika Auburn News
Pool B is made up of Sparkman, Central, Satsuma and Brewbaker Tech. Pool C has Dadeville, Carroll Ozark, Thompson, Benjamin Russell and Holtville. Pool play will run Friday afternoon through Saturday morning. Bracket play is expected to begin around ..... Read More

Post Your Fishing Tournaments at OutdoorAlabama.com

Post Your Fishing Tournaments at OutdoorAlabama.com

Fishing tournament organizers are encouraged to post their tournaments in the fishing section of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) website. To post an event, click here. This tournament listing is a free service of the Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF).

 “The posting does not reserve the facilities where the tournament actually takes place, but it does provide publicity for the event,” said Damon Abernethy, WFF Fisheries Development Coordinator. “The event listing also allows boaters, anglers and other tournament organizers to see when and where tournaments are being held so they can plan their trips or events ahead of time and reduce congestion at the boat ramps.”
 
Events with more than 100 boats require a free permit from the Alabama Marine Police Division.

Biscuits to hold national anthem auditions

Biscuits to hold national anthem auditions

The Montgomery Biscuits will be holding open auditions to sing the National Anthem on Saturday, March 9, 2013 at 10am at Riverwalk Stadium.

Qualified individuals must audition to be considered for performance. The Biscuits ask that candidates come prepared to perform the traditional anthem a cappella, at the original tempo/melody and in the appropriate length of one minute and thirty seconds.

No sign up is required to attend auditions. Candidates will be entering through the employee entrance on Coosa Street.

For more information, visit www.biscuitsbaseball.com or contact Molly Johnson at mjohnson@biscuitsbaseball.com.

Source: Montgomery Biscuits Baseball

Area students compete in SkillsUSA Welding Competition

Area students compete in SkillsUSA Welding Competition

Area students competed in the SkillsUSA District High School Welding Competition held on February 21 at Enterprise High School. SkillsUSA is a nonprofit organization serving educators and high school and college students to prepare for careers in trade, technical, and skilled service occupations, including health. The goal is to develop and maintain a skilled workforce. The competition was judged by industry representatives and Wallace Community College welding instructors.
 

Students competed in a variety of skills such as oxy-fuel cutting, flux core arc welding, gas metal arc welding, gas tungsten arc welding, and shielded metal arc welding. Skills had to be completed within a four-hour time limit.

High school welding students can pursue further trade instruction after graduation.