María Camp

Florence, United States

Managing Editor at Franklin County Times

Reporter, Photographer, Editor, Poet, Artist

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$6.2M upgrade of RHS welding facility continues

1 week ago | franklincountytimes.com | María Camp |Kevin Taylor |Chelsea M. Rutherford

R U S S E L LV I L L E – Work on a $6.2 million upgrade of the Russellville High School welding department building is scheduled to be completed in time for the beginning of the 2025-26 school year. Martin and Cobey Construction Co in Athens is the contractor for the project, said Alan Wilson, who is Transportation and Maintenance supervisor for Russellville City Schools.
Bids for culvert project sought

1 week ago | franklincountytimes.com | María Camp

RUSSELLVILLE – Bids are being sought for a new concrete box culvert to replace old pipes on Harrison Avenue near Adams Street. Civil Group, LLC is handling the plans and bid documents for the project. The proposed project is for a 10-foot x 4-foot x 40-foot reinforced concrete box culvert that will be cast in place. David Palmer, District 1 councilman, said plans and specifications are complete and bids should be opened by mid-June.
Easter Bunny visits Franklin County

1 week ago | franklincountytimes.com | María Camp

ATHENS — A former officer with the Russellville Fire Department will be held in jail until his next court date after a Limestone County district court... {"epopulate_editorials_prism":"epopulate_editorials_prism"}{"newsletter":"Newsletter"}
Check out this week’s Franklin County Times! – April 9, 2025 - Franklin County Times

2 weeks ago | franklincountytimes.com | María Camp

MONTGOMERY -- Parole has been denied for the former Franklin County administrator who is serving 20 years in prison on two felony ethics law violation... {"epopulate_editorials_prism":"epopulate_editorials_prism"}{"newsletter":"Newsletter"}
Celebrate National Library Week

2 weeks ago | franklincountytimes.com | María Camp

Each year, National Library Outreach Day is celebrated on the Wednesday of National Library Week, which this year falls on April 9. The day provides the chance for library supporters to make their enthusiasm for libraries known. This can be done in a number of ways, including through sending a message to a library or to a community official or by otherwise making your position clear by talking to others in person or online.
Les propostes culturals d'abril 2025

3 weeks ago | elpou.cat | María Camp

ArtMaria CampCom s’ha representat i com es representa el cos femení en el còmic? Com ha estat l’evolució d’aquesta representació al llarg del segle XX fins a l’actualitat? L’exposició Cossos que parlen. Les representacions del cos en les autores de còmic 1910-2022 explora aquestes qüestions a partir d’una quarantena d’autores de còmic.
62 years of service is family’s legacy

3 weeks ago | franklincountytimes.com | María Camp

RED BAY – When longtime resident Glen Vinson passed away recently, his children were well prepared to continue running the business that has been operated by Vinson family for more than six decades. Jason Vinson and Ashley Vinson Blackburn’s grandfather, Homer Vinson, started the business in 1963 when he and his wife, Ann, established the Piggly Wiggly grocery store in Red Bay. The original standalone grocery now operates partially as Piggly Wiggly and partially as Ace Hardware.
Garrison is 2025 Miss Dream Girl

3 weeks ago | franklincountytimes.com | María Camp

PHIL CAMPBELL – Phil Campbell High School student Lydia Garrison won Homecoming Queen previously and received an additional title when she was crowned this year’s Dream Girl in the annual PCHS pageant at Northwest Shoals Community College. “Being named 2025 Dream Girl is such a special honor, not because of a title, but because it represents something much deeper,” Garrison said.
Tharptown schools receives $20K in grants

3 weeks ago | franklincountytimes.com | María Camp |Bernie Delinski |Kevin Taylor |Chelsea M. Rutherford

RUSSELLVILLE – Tharptown schools received $20,000 in grants last week – $15,000 for football equipment for the high school and $5,000 for the elementary school gym. The grants were from the Northwest Alabama Resource Conservation and Development Council, which funds educational and general fund projects in Franklin, Colbert, Lauderdale, Marion and Winston counties.
Little Miss Dream Girl is FBLA’s big fundraiser

3 weeks ago | franklincountytimes.com | María Camp

PHIL CAMPBELL — This year’s Little Miss Dream Girl, presented by the Phil Campbell High School Future Business Leaders of America, took place recently at the Phil Campbell campus of Northwest Shoals Community College. The pageant is the group’s biggest fundraiser each year to help members be able to attend the state leadership conference in Mobile, where, this year, students will be competing in job interviews, public speaking and client services.