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During Tuesday night’s regular monthly meeting, Alexandria Police Chief Kenneth (K.D.) Smith asked the mayor and aldermen to enter into a lease agreement with the owners of the doctor’s building across the street from city hall to relocate the police department there
She’s back! During Tuesday night’s regular monthly meeting of the Alexandria Mayor and Aldermen, the council voted to re-hire Veronica Dodge as a full-time police officer at the request of Chief Kenneth (K.D.) Smith.. Pictured with Mayor Beth Tripp (center) Photo taken in September
TSSAA Re-classification for 2025-2029 to Affect Some DCHS Sports
The October Teacher of the Month award at DeKalb County High School goes to Luke Green. For winning the honor, Green received a certificate from the school and a gift card for a meal at Kilgore’s Restaurant. Green, a math/algebra II teacher, was selected by the administration as Teacher of the Month. He has been a DCHS educator for four years. Pictured left to right: DCHS Assistant Principal Seth Willoughby, Luke Green, DCHS Assistant Principal Jenny Norris, and DCHS Principal Bruce Curtis.
DCHS 12th Grader Alissa Summers Awarded “Student of the Month” for October. Pictured left to right: DCHS Assistant Principal Seth Willoughhy, Alissa Summers, DCHS Assistant Principal Jenny Norris, and DCHS Principal Bruce Curtis
A twelfth grader at DCHS prepared a winning essay in tribute to her mother for the honor of “Parent of the Month” for October. Ronnijo Shelton received a certificate from the school and a gift card for a meal at Kilgore’s Restaurant. “Kerstian Strawser wrote an essay about why her mother is deserving of this parent of the month award,” said Assistant DCHS Principal Seth Willoughby. Pictured left to right: DCHS Assistant Principal Seth Willoughby, Kerstian Strawser, Parent of the Month Ronnijo Shelton, DCHS Assistant Principal Jenny Norris, and DCHS Principal Bruce Curtis.
DeKalb County High School is sending another outstanding athlete to the college ranks. Kora Kilgore, 17 year old daughter of John and Ginda Kilgore, and star pitcher on the Tigerette fast pitch softball team signed Thursday with Anderson University to play for the Trojans after she graduates next May. The school is located in Anderson South Carolina. Pictured seated left to right: Kolter (brother), Kora, Ginda (mom), and John Kilgore (dad). Standing left to right: past and present coaches: Tyler Cantrell, Danny Fish, Ethan Duke, Danielle Horton, Sarah McGregor, and Scott Large
DeKalb County Foster Children Need Help During the Holidays. Brandi Keith (pictured left) and Trista Pirtle Bond say you can help by supporting “Santa for All Seasons”.
Smithville Christmas Parade and "Christmas on the Square" Set for December 7
Names needed now for “Love Lights a Tree” Board in time for Christmas Parade
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