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Beaked whale died and washed ashore Pensacola Beach Monday

ECWR s Michelle Pettis shares her shocking encounters with native wildlife

Emerald Coast Wildlife Refuge Director of Animal Care, Michelle Pettis, is this week's guest on the EcoHeroes: Defeating Doomsday-ism podcast.

Sedalia Police Reports For June 2, 2021

Cunningham announces he will retire Oct 1

The Fort Payne Board of Education reluctantly accepted Superintendent Jim Cunningham’s announcement that he plans to retire, effective October 1. Board members offered their gratitude for his 36 years of service to the city schools, including the past 18 at the helm, as they began the search for a successor. “This has been the best thing that’s ever happened to me because we have a great school system in a great community, working with outstanding board members, and I really appreciate that,” Cunningham said. “Our employees are fantastic, as you know.” Board attorney Rocky Watson and Board President Jimmy Durham offered comments praising Cunningham’s forward-looking leadership to build campus facilities and tech infrastructure that have resulted in academic and athletic excellence, including success in keeping children learning and reopening schools despite the many challenges of doing so during a pandemic.

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