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MVP urges everyone to turn out for ‘Big Weekend of Service’

1 week ago | themadisonrecord.com | Gregg Parker

MADISON – Madison Visionary Partners or MVP invites all ages, backgrounds and aptitudes to join hometown volunteer forces during the Big Weekend of Service. Throughout the City of Madison, residents will help local volunteer projects on June 2728.
For 6th year, Matt Curtis Real Estate named no. 1 in state

1 week ago | themadisonrecord.com | Gregg Parker

HUNTSVILLE – For the sixth consecutive year, Matt Curtis Real Estate has been ranked as the no. 1 real estate team in Alabama. In addition, this team is continuing its rise among the top 100 real estate teams in the United States and now is ranked at no. 57 nationally. “This recognition is a testament to our amazing team, the trust of our clients and the mission that drives us,” Matt Curtis said. He is Founder and President of Matt Curtis Real Estate.
Bob Jones student wins in NYC challenge for musical theatre

1 week ago | themadisonrecord.com | Gregg Parker

MADISON – For his talent in composition, Karsten Wallace of Madison is a winner in the 2024-2025 Musical Theater Songwriting Challenge for High School Students. The challenge is a joint initiative by National Endowment for the Arts and National Alliance for Musical Theatre. This prestigious program provides high school students the chance to develop their musical compositions. Their work potentially could become part of a full-scale musical.
Local teen sets Guinness World Record for Girl Scouts Silver Award

2 weeks ago | themadisonrecord.com | Gregg Parker

MADISON – Madeline Harper was so determined to achieve the Silver Award in Girl Scouts that she decided to set a world record to reach it. Madeline is a seventh- grader at St. John the Baptist Catholic School in Madison at 1057 Hughes Road. More than 40 other middle school students supported Madeline’s project on May 9.
Midtown Elementary School selects Judi Brown as 2025 Staff Member of the Year

2 weeks ago | themadisonrecord.com | Gregg Parker

MADISON – Teachers and staff at Midtown Elementary School decided to honor Judi Brown as “2025 Staff Member of the Year.”“I started in Madison City Schools in 2014 at Bob Jones High School. I worked there for two years until I moved to Rainbow Elementary,” Brown said. With the opening of Midtown Elementary School, Brown transferred to that campus. Midtown is Brown’s current location. She supports the district’s network in her work as Technology Assistant for Madison City Schools.
Liberty recognizes Karen Price as ‘Teacher of the Year’

2 weeks ago | themadisonrecord.com | Gregg Parker

MADISON – As an educator, Karen Price constantly strives ‘to do the right thing’ for students with honesty, kindness and sincerity. Liberty Middle School has selected her as “2025 Teacher of the Year.”Learning about her honor, she first felt disbelief, followed by shock and surprise. “The teachers at Liberty are some of the finest I’ve ever worked with. To be chosen by them means the world to me,” Price said. “Out of 24 years I’ve been a teacher, this is my first Teacher of the Year honor.
Rotary Club of Madison honors city’s top employees

3 weeks ago | themadisonrecord.com | Gregg Parker

MADISON – Following a 24-year tradition, Rotary Club of Madison collaborated with City of Madison officials to identify Madison Employees of the Year. The employees were recognized at last week’s Madison City Council meeting. “These fine employees have been selected by their supervisors for this well-deserved recognition,” Rotarian Debbie Overcash, who chairs the recognition, said.
Liberty student selected for National Honor Choir

3 weeks ago | themadisonrecord.com | Gregg Parker

MADISON – Tejas Iyer at Liberty Middle School was selected by blind audition to perform with the prestigious National Honor Choir. “I was the only student from Madison who got selected after the auditions,” Iyer said. “I was selected for the 7-10 grade Tenor Bass Choir.” Most participants in that group are in higher grades and older than Iyer. The choir was featured at the 2025 National Conference of the American Choral Directors Association or ACDA in Dallas, Texas, on March 22.
Blue Apple Books to welcome author/ poet Jim Parker, Mahjong expert Bree Beckwith

3 weeks ago | themadisonrecord.com | Gregg Parker

MADISON – A musical artist whose creativity led to a book of poetry, along with an expert in a game that was the rage during the Roaring Twenties, will meet with their audiences during sessions at Blue Apple Books.
Rainbow Elementary honors counselor as Teacher of the Year

1 month ago | themadisonrecord.com | Gregg Parker

MADISON – After receiving her honor as “Teacher of the Year,” Alicia Smith was motivated to continue advocating for emotional and academic well-being of all students. Smith serves as counselor at Rainbow Elementary School. “I was overwhelmed with gratitude and humility,” Smith said about her award. “My first thoughts went to the students and families I’ve had the privilege to support and to colleagues who inspire me every day.”“This recognition isn’t just about me . . .