STAR students, teachers named by DCSS 2021 DCSS STAR Students (from left) Davon Davis, Li’Trell Stamper and Brystan Carthon stand with their plaques and certificates alongside DCSS Superintendent Kenneth Dyer, far right, and Albany Area Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Barbara Rivera Holmes, far left, Thursday in the DCSS Board Room. (Source: Dougherty Co. Schools) By Dave Miller | May 6, 2021 at 10:08 AM EDT - Updated May 6 at 2:09 PM
ALBANY, Ga. (WALB) - The Dougherty County School System and the Albany Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated some of the school district’s top students and teachers Thursday.
Each year, the district partners with the Chamber to name STAR Students who then name their STAR teachers. To be named a STAR student, high school seniors must have the highest score on any single test date of the SAT taken through the March test date of their senior year and be in the top 10% or top 10 students of their class based on grade point average at thei
Tractor Supply named company of the year
The Greater Nashville Technology Council on Thursday evening announced the winners of its 12th annual NTC Awards in an event broadcast live from Stage Post Studios to more than 400 online attendees.
The hybrid in-person-and-virtual program was co-hosted by Brian Moyer, the Council’s president and CEO, and author, corporate and community leader Derek Young. The evening featured representatives of about 100 technology companies and related organizations in Middle Tennessee and celebrated winners in 16 categories, including two new awards: Diversity and Inclusion Advocate of the Year and Technology Educator of the Year. Tractor Supply was Technology Company of the Year, and Lindsey Morgan of Vaco was announced as NTC s Champion of the Year.
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SANFORD, N.C. (WTVD) An investigation is underway in Lee County after human remains were found in a heavily wooded area by a couple walking the land.
The Lee County Sheriff s Office said the remains were discovered in the woods near Carbonton Road and Pickard Road around 1 p.m.
Officials said the remains were found within a half-mile of 96 Pickard Road, the same location where 32-year-old Cory Moore was reported missing on September 3, 2020.
Despite the proximity of where the remains were found, investigators said the identity of the remains such as race, sex, and other identifiers were not obvious.
They will receive presentations from KEDC, and the recommended Fiscal Year 2021-2022 budget.
The Knoxville City Council meeting begins at 6:15 p.m., and will be held at the Knoxville Library, with some members joining via Zoom. It will also air live on 95.3 KNIA.