Alan Salter only lived a short life, but he lived it to the full
Remembering Peckham s popular Alan Salter, who died tragically young
ONE of the biggest ticket-sellers to come out of London back in the 1970s was Alan Salter of Peckham. He was an exciting fighter and, although his record of 13 wins from 32 contests does not look much good on paper, he was rated as high as third in the British light-welterweight (now super-lightweight) class and he also boxed for the British title at that weight. Born in 1950, Alan died just nine days after his 35th birthday, having lain in a coma for the seven years before that following a tragic accident in 1978.
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When members of Anderson County Council expressed a desire to have a better, more efficient way of communicating with their constituents, a new member of the staff stepped up to the plate to create the perfect platform: a smartphone app.
ACSC Gov, available for Apple and Google phones, was created by Matt Shoup, a former intern who joined the county staff full-time in October. Shoup said it was clear council “wanted to get information out to the public in a prompt and important manner.” Information can only move as fast as technology, he said. And, for quite some time, we may have been behind the ball on that in some regards.
Hometown: Mena, Ark.
High School: Mena HS
What to know: A 247 Sports composite three-star recruit…Coached by Craig Bentley at Mena, helping the team to a 6-4 mark and a 5-0 conference record…Caught 46 passes for 544 yards and three touchdowns as a senior at Mena…As a junior, caught 21 passes for 272 yards and five touchdowns…Finished his high school career with 1,310 receiving yards from the tight end spot…One of 250 prep prospects nationwide to be selected as a finalist for the SI All-American Team.
You re going to get a player that s going to play and hard each down, and come ready to work. Let s do it. Rock Chalk.
High School: Joe T. Robinson HS
What to know: A 247 Sports composite three-star recruit…Coached by Todd Eskola…Helped lead team to a 9-4 mark and a top 25 state ranking…Posted 69 tackles and 13 sacks as a senior…Also caused four fumbles, defended two passes and notched an interception…Had 75 tackles with eight sacks as a junior…Sports Illustrated All-American Candidate…Helped team win a state championship in 2019 as a junior…Ranked as seventh-best high school player in Arkansas by MaxPreps.
The main reason I committed to Kansas is because I loved the energy, excitement and the joy. Even though we aren t at our best right now, we have each other s backs. I also believe I can change the program around. Rock Chalk.