The tennis champion and the legendary costume designer are teaming up to produce a biopic. While her name may not spark recognition among most, during her lifetime, she was responsible for dressing some of the country’s most prominent affluent families including the Rockefeller, Roosevelt, DuPont, and Whitney families.
Elizabeth Bennett of Eufaula has been selected as a recipient of the Lamar P. Higgins Leadership Award. The award is presented during the annual John Robert Lewis Leadership Conference.
Miss Lucy Rebecca Folmar was presented in the 76th Annual Valentine Ball of The Maskers at the Montgomery County Club Saturday evening.
In times of loss, finding a way forward can feel impossible. Yet, Dr. Marcus B. Hunter’s new book, Reclaiming Hope: A Guide from Grief to Healing, offers a beacon of light for those navigating the depths of sorrow.
In a moving ceremony at Promise Land Baptist Church, the Rev. Charles Davis was honored with the esteemed Lifetime Achievement Award by the Clayton High School Class of 1982 Memorial Scholarship Fund Committee on Saturday, January 18. A native of Baker Hill, Rev. Davis became the sixth recipient of this honor, recognized for his lifelong dedication to strengthening families and communities in Barbour County.
Two distinguished Barbour Countians have been selected as recipients of awards from the Clayton High School Class of 1982. Annual recognitions are awarded to a recipient of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Spirit of Service Award and the Lifetime Achievement Award for their committed community service.
Trip Horne of Louisville was re-elected to serve a three-year term on the board of the Alabama Farmers Federation during the annual meeting held in December.
Clayton councilwoman named to Figures’ Advisory Council
It was a star stunned night for the Bluff City Arts Alliance’s showing of a community photography show Friday night at the former Rainbow Feed Store in Eufaula.
On Thursday November 14, the Dothan United Daughters of the Confederacy Chapter General William C Oates #1342, met for lunch and their November meeting.