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FIRST METHODIST CHURCH
The EMCC Reflection Singers performed Feb. 1 during Sunday worship service at First Methodist Church in Columbus.
Under the direction of Wendy Smith and accompanied by Katey Kingsbury, the group sang four selections:
"I Surrender All," "I Need Thee Ev'ry Hour," "Here's One" and "The Lord Bless You and Keep You."
Members of the Reflection Singers who performed at First Methodist are, first row from left, director Wendy Smith,
Kirsten Dickerson of Columbus, Charmagne Hoskins of West Point, Shawntell Triplett of Philadelphia, Emily Hunter of Macon,
Samuel Jackson of Starkville and Anthony Butler of DeKalb. In the second row are LaDonna Davidson of West Point,
Lonice Hill of Columbus, Ashley Martin of Columbus, Anthony Brown of Columbus, Trave' Williams of West Point
and Cameron Shumpert of West Point. In the third row are Carla Caldwell of Columbus, Crystal Philips of Starkville,
Shannon Blevins of Columbus, Konrad Davis of Columbus and Clifford Robinson of Houston.
For more information,call Wendy Smith at (662) 476-5004 |
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Last Updated ( Feb 11, 2009 at 04:23 PM )
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Long Road Back to School ...
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It's been more than 20 years since Brian Turner of West Point spent time in a classroom. This 37-year-old father of three is optimizing his chances of success in East Mississippi Community College's GED and Workforce Services classes.
Click here to read his story, “A Long Road Back
to School,” Feb. 8 in the Daily Times Leader.
Photo by Kristen Stevens/Daily Times Leader |
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Last Updated ( Feb 10, 2009 at 05:21 PM )
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COLUMBUS HIGH
SCHOOL TAKES
TOP HONORS
More than 120 juniors and seniors from local high schools competed for scholarships Feb. 6 during the 3rd Annual Scholars' Olympiad at East Mississippi Community College. The overall winner, for the second consecutive year, was Columbus High School. Shown posing with this year’s Scholars’ Olympiad trophy are, first row from left, Clarrissa Daniels, Lashonda McGregory, April Harris, Shivonte Burwell, Zainab Ahmed, Binh Nguyen, Marion Morrow, Tunisha Brandon and Jessica Jackson. In the second row are Tyron James, Bryan Carter, Avery Ford, Leanna Hill, Christopher Sullivan, Matthew Chaffin, Houston Walker, James Richardson, Marquella Wells, Ivan Jackson and Emily Chaffin. CHS students winning East Mississippi Community College scholarships ranging from $100 to $500 included: Ivan Jackson, first place, music; Emily Chaffin, first place, English; Binh Nguyen, second place, art; Houston Walker, third place, art; Avery Ford, second place, physical science; Marion Morrow, first place, business marketing/finance/hospitality; Zainab Ahmed, third place, business marketing/finance/hospitality; Shivonte Burwell, first place, nutrition; Lashonda McGregory, third place, nutrition; Marquella Wells, first place, drafting; and Christopher Sullivan, first place, automotive technology. The second place overall winner was Caledonia High School, and Immanuel Christian School took third place honors. Also competing Friday were students from Central Academy in Macon, Heritage Academy, Millsaps Career and Technology Center in Starkville, New Hope High School, Noxubee County High School, Starkville Academy, West Oktibbeha High School, West Point High School and West Point Career & Technical Center. ... News report: WCBI-TV, Columbus
News report: Daily Times Leader, West Point
Photo gallery: Scholarship winners
Photo gallery: Group portraits by school
Photo gallery: Casual shots at the Lyceum ...
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Last Updated ( Apr 17, 2009 at 12:47 PM )
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 Read this … “And then Otis and Gloria and Stevie and Miss
Franny and Dunlap and Amanda and Sweetie Pie
and my daddy all started to sing. And I listened
careful, so I could learn it right.” n Now, click here to find out why this sentence was cause for celebration at EMCC’s Golden Triangle campus on Jan. 26, 2009. |
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Last Updated ( Feb 09, 2009 at 02:02 PM )
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... EMCC STUDENTS
JUDGE BOOK FAIR
Students and teachers pose for a photo Jan. 30 after the annual Reading Fair at East Kemper Elementary School.
Teresa Cunningham, a reaching coach at EKES, invited elementary and secondary education students from East Mississippi Community College to judge the fair – exhibits
that students created about the books they had read.
Pictured in the first row, left to right, are Rachel Owens, Chaquontia Malone, EKES reading assistant Toni Chapman
and Cherrelle Mickens. In the back row are: EMCC head women’s basketball coach Sharon Thompson, an ambassador for the college; EMCC instructor Tanzie Brown; and Kimberly Gardner of EKES. For more information about education classes at EMCC, call Tanzie Brown at (662) 476-5030. |
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Last Updated ( Feb 10, 2009 at 05:23 PM )
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