Timothy Cash
Editor at The Anniston Star
1 John 3:6-8. Kiwanian, Rotarian, Ham, @JSUnews alum and sports fan. @AnnistonStar Managing Editor. Former @ChanticleerJSU Sports Editor.
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1 week ago |
yahoo.com | Timothy Cash
OXFORD — The Calhoun County Amateur Radio Association will join thousands of amateur radio operators across North America on June 28-29 for the American Radio Relay League’s annual Field Day. The event will be held locally at 195 Recreation Drive in Oxford. This year’s theme, “Radio Connects,” highlights the power of wireless technology to bring people together — and the critical role ham radio plays in times of emergency. Field Day is the largest annual on-the-air event in the U.S. and Canada.
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annistonstar.com | Ashley Morrison |Timothy Cash
OXFORD - The Calhoun County Amateur Radio Association will join thousands of amateur radio operators across North America on June 28-29 for the American Radio Relay League's annual Field Day. The event will be held locally at 195 Recreation Drive in Oxford. This year's theme, "Radio Connects," highlights the power of wireless technology to bring people together - and the critical role ham radio plays in times of emergency. Managing Editor Timothy Cash: [email protected].
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annistonstar.com | Timothy Cash
OXFORD - What started as a pandemic-era family project has blossomed into a thriving small business that brings fun, creativity and togetherness to backyards across Alabama and beyond. Jared and Carrie Wilson launched Family Backyard Design in January 2021 after building a playset in their Oxford backyard for their daughter, Evelyn. Like many parents during COVID, they were looking for ways to entertain their children at home.
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annistonstar.com | Timothy Cash
From simple playsets to full-scale treehouses, Family Backyard Design turns outdoor spaces into unforgettable family experiences. The Oxford-based business AIMS TO blend creativity, craftsmanship and community in every custom build.
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annistonstar.com | Timothy Cash
GADSDEN - The city of Glencoe has donated a 2015 Chevrolet Tahoe to the Gadsden State Community College Police and Public Safety Department. The donation aims to strengthen campus safety while providing hands-on training for students in the school's Collision Repair program. The fully equipped vehicle, which was declared surplus by the Glencoe City Council and sold to the college for $1, was restored by Gadsden State students under the guidance of instructor Bruce Hill.
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Jacksonville State University will offer a series of Gamecock Arts summer camps for children and teens beginning in late May, featuring expanded programming and adjusted schedules which aim to increase accessibility and participation. Read the story ---> https://t.co/PnF9vdR7t9
Delores Michelle Peters blends movement, faith and critical thinking to help women and teens break free from harmful relationships and reclaim their decision-making power. https://t.co/7BxTySUGvu
Calhoun County Administrator Jonathan Gaddy shared a forward-looking vision for regional collaboration, community engagement, and modernizing local government during a talk with the Anniston Kiwanis Club. https://t.co/sqX9y6HgfA
