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Six Flags offers free tickets to kids who read

Six Flags offers free tickets to kids who read

From Six Flags Over Georgia

Six Flags Over Georgia and Discovery Education are partnering together to offer free admission to the Southeast theme park for K-6 students that participate in Read to Succeed, an online program geared to encourage students to read outside of the classroom. 

Culture and Language of Mexico lecture Thursday

LAGRANGE, GA - There will be a cultural enrichment lecture on the Culture and Language of Mexico. The lecture will be at the Frank and Laura Lewis Library Auditorium on Thursday, October 27 at 11:15 am. 

Former UGA QB David Greene to speak at Valley Area High School Football Awards Luncheon

Former UGA QB David Greene to speak at Valley Area High School Football Awards Luncheon

COLUMBUS, GA - On Tuesday, December 13th “Sportsvisions on Fox 54” www.sportsvisionsusa.com and “In the Game High School Sports Magazine” www.inthegamemagazine.com will honor and recognize the top prep football players  and head coaches in East Alabama and West Central Georgia with the 3rd Annual  Valley Area Football Awards Luncheon Ceremony 11:30am at the Hilton Garden Inn in Columbus, Georgia.

Meet with college representatives at the Valley Community Center

VALLEY, AL - Calling All High School Students! Junior/Senior Night at Valley Community Center will take place November 1 at 6:00 p.m. EST! This is a great opportunity to network with college representatives and hear presentations on topics such as how to navigate the college admissions process, financial aid opportunities as well as updates from local industries on what is expected from potential employees. 

Area Geographic Information Systems professionals gather at CSU Friday

COLUMBUS, GA - Columbus State University’s Geography Department along with co-hosts Troup County and City of Auburn GIS offices is hosting a morning roundtable and afternoon Census workshop for GIS professionals from around the region. Spots in the workshop filled up in less than 48 hours.

GIS, short for Geographic Information Systems, is a relatively recent discipline used in both the public and private sectors. (If you use a GPS or read a map, it came from GIS). Governments use GIS to support 911, crime analysis, property assessment, transportation and land planning and economic development, to name a few. In the private sector, GIS is most often used in logistics, marketing, decision support analysis and more.  The capabilities of GIS have exploded in recent years and few colleges have taken it on as an area of study for colleges and universities. 

Film screening at Troup High to benefit Muscular Dystrophy research

Film screening at Troup High to benefit Muscular Dystrophy research

TROUP COUNTY, GA -  You're invited to a special screening of Darius Goes West:The Roll of His Life, on October 30th  at 2:00 pm at Troup High School Fine Arts Building. Proclaimed "A Classic" by The Los Angeles Times, and the most decorated film of 2007, this movie tells the story of 15-year-old Darius Weems from Athens, GA leaving home for the first time.  Darius and his accompanying friends-turned-filmmakers have a specific goal: to get his wheelchair customized on MTV's hit show, Pimp My Ride. 

McGruff payed a visit to West Point Elementary Wednesday

McGruff payed a visit to West Point Elementary Wednesday

TROUP COUNTY, GA - Earlier today, the Troup County Sheriff's Office "Crime Dawg" - McGruff - visited West Point Elementary School to share the importance of Red Ribbon Week (Oct. 22nd - 30th). It is also imperative that we demonstrate who our "Trusted Adults" are within the community. Saying "NO", in itself, is great! However, that "NO" carries much more weight whenever our children have the support of their trusted adults!!!