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17th annual Autism Crawfish Boil held at Riverwalk Stadium

17th annual Autism Crawfish Boil held at Riverwalk Stadium 17th annual Autism Crawfish Boil held at Riverwalk Stadium By WSFA Staff | April 10, 2021 at 6:45 PM CDT - Updated April 10 at 6:57 PM MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Easterseals Central Alabama cooked thousands of pounds of crawfish Saturday, all for a good cause. This was the organizations 17th annual Autism Crawfish Boil. Money raised from Saturday will benefit autism services provided at Easterseals Central Alabama. “Not only do they provide incredible services for families affected by autism, speech therapy, occupational therapy, HIPAA therapy, but even more importantly, they provide access to testing and timely diagnosis,” Crawfish Boil Committee Chair Stefania Jones said.

Lacy Lynn lends her soulful voice to the Lacy Todd Duo, and has new music in the works

A chance meeting led to the birth of a powerful music duo that’s been making rounds in the River Region, including a couple of local gigs this weekend. The Lacy-Todd Duo (Lacy Lynn and Todd Fulmer) perform in Prattville on Friday at Adrienne’s Downtown Bar from 9 p.m.-midnight. After a little bit of sleep, they’ll be back in action the next morning from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at Riverwalk Stadium’s Club Car Bar during the 17th annual Autism Crawfish Boil in downtown Montgomery. Lynn and Fulmer met thanks to a house party held by another of Montgomery s music greats, Wyatt Edmondson. 

Over $40,000 Awarded to Ross County DD Projects | The 90s to Now

News briefs: Over $40,000 awarded to Ross County projects

News briefs: Over $40,000 awarded to Ross County projects Chillicothe Gazette CHILLICOTHE  – The Foundation for Appalachian Ohio and the Ross County Board of Developmental Disabilities (RCBDD), known locally as the Pioneer Center, are pleased to announce that six Ross County projects have received funding through the Landrum Endowment Fund. These grants will support projects related to improving the lives of individuals with developmental disabilities in Ross County. The Landrum Endowment Fund’s second annual grant round was designed to support nonprofit and public organizations serving those with developmental disabilities in Ross County by working across the areas of community advocacy, inclusion, and employment, while also supporting parents and families. Over $40,000 was awarded to six recipients, including Camp Cattail Inc., Easterseals Central and Southeast Ohio, Mighty Children’s Museum, Ohio University-Chillicothe Student Success Center, Pickaway-Ross Career and Te

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