The mother of an Ely College pupil who skipped 60 miles in nine days to help a Little Thetford school said she is “totally blown away” by her achievements.
Chloe Jones commented on sheriff's office Facebook post featuring her as one of county's most wanted, writing "Do you guys do pick up or delivery-"
The postcard, which was giant-sized and had pictures of the boys playing tonsil tennis with the new girls alongside the cheeky caption Wish you were here , had the girls as shocked and exclaiming Oh my Godddd! as you d expect.
Kaz in particular took it the hardest, getting upset that Tyler was cuddling up with another woman. Lillie seemed quite relieved that Liam hadn t acted as badly, completely unaware of his three-way kiss.
In fact, viewers took umbrage with the producers decision to use the pictures they did (or, rather, didn t), accusing them of being too heavy-handed in how they re manipulating the situation for drama.
From The Tribune staff reports
Several local students were recently recognized for their academic success this past semester at both Jacksonville State University and the University of Montevallo.
Six Trussville scholars were included on Montevallo’s President’s List for the 2020 fall semester. The honor was given to full-time students who achieved at least at 3.8 grade point average.
Those Trussville recipients include Taylor Lipford, Abigail O’Neal, Emilly Williams, Logan McCracken, Aphinee Burns and Kourtney Clay.
At JSU, multiple local undergraduates made the Honor’s List for their outstanding academic performance last fall. Local honorees include:
Chloe Tyler of Leeds, Dean’s List, Undecided-Management Major
themselves, because they didn t want their supplies to get in the hands of the union troops. not all, but we have to question who actually started the fire when they mentioned those things. i just wanted to mention that. so certainly a lot of these young women are experiencing a lot of distress, and they re not home to be able to help with their family. jane sievely certainly was a member of a very wealthy family in mississippi, but she was away in marion, alabama, when she heard the news of the burning of these homes, and certainly she was very scared. she sought out her brother to console her, william sievely, and he really didn t do a very good job of it. he expressed to his sister his own fears of the emotional and financial toll on the family resulting from federal occupation. he wrote this. i m fearful that the union troops have been there and burned out everybody. i would give anything if pa was out of there with all his effects. it just really increased these young wo