Calhoun to host essential workers hiring fair Calhoun Community College s Music Department will hold it s Fall Concert on Nov. 19. (Photo: Calhoun Community College) By WAFF 48 Digital Staff | April 14, 2021 at 2:05 PM CDT - Updated April 14 at 2:06 PM
DECATUR, Ala. (WAFF) - The Calhoun Community College Career Services team will host an Essential Workers Job Fair to highlight its Career Preparedness Week.
The event will be held on April 15 from 9:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. in the Kelley Gymnasium on Calhoun’s Decatur Campus.
According to Kelli Morris, Calhoun Director of Career Services, the event is free and open to Calhoun students, graduates, alumni and community members.
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Pictured left to right, Bart Ladd, CAAG President; Mrs. Elaine Powers; Bruce Widener, CAAG executive director. Photo/Submitted.
At their Annual Conference in Savannah, GA. last month, Elaine Powers, of Powers Heating & Air, Peachtree City, was inducted into the âCAAG Hall of Fame.â
The Conditioned Air Association of Georgia (CAAG) is a statewide nonprofit professional trade association based in Atlanta, Georgia that represents HVAC or âconditioned airâ contractors around the state that are professionally licensed by the Georgia Secretary of Stateâs office.
The âHall of Fameâ award is not given out very often and is reserved for contractors who have demonstrated throughout their distinguished careers a dedicated sense of service to their customers and the HVAC industry in Georgia.
GAINESVILLE Winning wrestling state championships has become the norm at North Hall High School.
But facing six-time state champion Gilmer made it more difficult than coach David Nichols and his team would have liked. As a matter of fact, the Bobcats led North Hall 27-19 late in the state title dual match at Cherokee Bluff on Saturday.
Freshman Connor Free, perhaps, was the hero, getting an unexpected pin over Gilmer’s Kellen Watts, which was dubbed as a toss-up match. He pinned Watts midway through the second period, setting up Jacob Pedraza to seal the win one match later, and the rest is history.
CLEVELAND White County s Silas Mulligan is a big reason the Warriors boys basketball team is atop the Region 7-3A standings.
In two key region games last week Lumpkin (66-58) and Dawson (76-48) Mulligan scored a combined 46 points to lead the Warriors (9-5, 6-1 Region 7-3A) in back-to-back wins. We knew we needed these two wins, Mulligan said. We ve got to win all of the games from now on. We want to be region champs.
The play of the Warriors this season has Cleveland buzzing. Some might call it a complete turnaround of a program that won just four region games last season. Whatever the new mojo is in White County, Mulligan and crew are headed in the right direction.
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