Matt Woods

2 weeks ago | yellowhammernews.com | Matt Woods |Sherri Blevins

As students, we all remember the emphasis our teachers and administrators placed on finishing high school and getting our diplomas. Today, most people assume that everyone has a high school diploma, but the reality is that some students still drop out. We all know that dropping out of high school is truly a fork-in-the-road moment. For many, it was the moment that their prospects took a turn for the worse. Dropping out increases the likelihood of poverty, criminality, and lifelong instability.

2 weeks ago | mountaineagle.com | Matt Woods

As students, we all remember the emphasis our teachers and administrators placed on finishing high school and getting our diplomas. Today, most people assume that everyone has a high school diploma, but the reality is that some students still drop out. Please log in, or sign up for a new account and purchase a subscription to continue reading. We have used your information to see if you have a subscription with us, but did not find one.

2 weeks ago | alreporter.com | Matt Woods

As students, we all remember the emphasis our teachers and administrators placed on finishing high school and getting our diplomas. Today, most people assume that everyone has a high school diploma, but the reality is that some students still drop out. We all know that dropping out of high school is truly a fork-in-the-road moment. For many, it was the moment that their prospects took a turn for the worse. Dropping out increases the likelihood of poverty, criminality, and lifelong instability.

4 weeks ago | mountaineagle.com | Matt Woods

As the 2025 legislative session recently ended, I wanted to provide a few thoughts on bills and budgets that have an impact on the people of Walker County. Thanks to conservative budgeting and a strong economy, both the General Fund and Education Trust Fund budgets saw surpluses. Therefore, we continued to support rural broadband expansion, provide airport development grants, and deliver on energy infrastructure development.

1 month ago | firstalert4.com | Matt Woods

ST. LOUIS (First Alert 4) -- This week’s guest on Backstory STL is Jason Korner. He’s a criminal defense attorney with his own firm out of Clayton. His first job in the legal field was at the Jefferson County Prosecuting Attorney’s Office. After a short stint there, he switched to criminal defense. Korner started posting videos on the social media app TikTok a few years ago, sharing stories and advice.