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May 26, 2021
Walk through the entryway into the Langroise Center for the Performing & Fine Arts and you’ll see a pencil sitting atop a pencil sharpener.
A really, really big pencil and a really, really big pencil sharpener. You’ll also see a wine opener, a pizza cutter, a huge box of noodles, and a pair of glasses with its case. Those items, along with some others, are part of Stephen Fisher’s May-term Sculpture (Art 251) class.
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North Shelby School sale still in the works
The Cleveland County Board of Education decided last week to resume efforts to sell the former North Shelby School property on Northside Drive to Mt. Calvary Baptist Church.
The property has been empty and unused since the 2018 opening of the current North Shelby location on Charles Road. In offering to buy the property Mt. Calvary said it hopes to turn the school into a community life center, hosting church and community-sponsored events.
The school board revisited the topic of the former property sale at the request of board member Danny Blanton, who has asked multiple times over the last year for the district to complete the sale.
German Athletes Test Positive, World Womenâs Practice Set to Resume
News release leaves optimism the team could still compete.
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News release leaves optimism the team could still compete.
Team Germany will not take part in the pre-event practice sessions for the 2021 world women’s curling championship in Calgary following two positive tests for COVID-19.
The news was announced by the World Curling Federation. In the news release, there was no mention of the team dropping out of the championship rather, there was a tone of optimism that the team could still compete in the championship.
“The individuals who returned positive cases will remain in isolation until medically cleared by the Chief Medical Officer with guidance from Alberta Health,” said the release.