On Monday, Valley Mayor Leonard Riley and the council recognized the Valley Swim Team for their accomplishments in various tournaments which included District and State over the summer. Coach Bobby Poer and Caitlin Turner along with Valley Parks and Recreation Director Laurie Blount introduced the swim team to the delight of the family in attendance.
Swimmers who were recognized included Finley Ruth Hooks, Bryleigh Jackson, Maggie Jo Rennie, Luke Roberts, Carter Powell, Drew Leak, Cerina Sanchez, Lily Roberts, Melaina Sanchez, Ella Kate Jones, Becklyn Powell, Bryce Powell, Selah Pearl Hooks, and Raylee Meacham.
Here are some pictures the Chambers Ledger captured from the opening day of the 68th annual Merry Go Round in Valley. The 2024 Merry Go Round will run up to Christmas, Monday -Friday from 9 PM. EST. and on Saturday from 10 AM EST, till 9 PM EST., as well as Sunday from 1 PM till 5 PM EST. through December 19th. From December 20th till December 23rd it will run Monday through Saturday from 10 AM- 9 PM EST and on Sunday from 1 PM - 5 PM EST., then again on Christmas Eve. from 10 AM - 5 PM EST. ...
Photo L-R: Griffin O’Connor, Project Manager – Workforce Development, Opelika Economic Development; Leigh Krehling, Community Relations Officer, City of Opelika; Guy Gunter, City Attorney; Joey Motley, City Administrator; Eddie Smith, President Opelika City Council, Ward 4; Mayor Gary Fuller; Bob Smith, Assistant Director European Strategy, Alabama Department of Commerce; Jayne Gunter, Treasurer, Opelika Industrial Development Authority; John Sweatman, Director of Opelika Economic Development; Jonathan Woodard, Senior Project Manager, Opelika Economic Development OPELIKA, Ala. – Last year, on February 26, Governor Kay Ivey announced that the City of Opelika would be awarded a $2 million Site Evaluation and Economic Development Strategy (SEEDS) grant, approved by the State Industrial Development Authority. The grant, designed to help Alabama communities prepare sites for industrial and commercial development, has been matched by the city and will fund critical infrastructure proje...
LaFayette- On Monday, the Chambers County Commission held a regularly scheduled called meeting inside the courtroom as they heard from Cusseta citizens voiced concerns over a potential Quarry that could come into their community. Cusseta resident Suzanne Montgomery spoke to the commissioners, and a large group of other citizens listened to her and their concerns. Afterwards, Cusseta resident and buisness owner Jack Robertson spoke to the commission on the negative impact the Quarry could have on the economy for the Cusseta community. The Chambers Ledger will continue to follow up on this developing story.
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