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We're joined by three incredible EVSC fine arts students: Bayla Espenlaub (junior, Reitz High School), Braden Riley (senior, Reitz High School), and Zech Fallen (senior, Harrison High School). Hear how music's shaped their lives—from singing in cathedrals to mastering the violin at Carnegie Hall—and their big plans ahead. Check it out!
MDJ Script/ Top Stories for November 21st Publish Date: November 21st Commercial: From the BG AD Group Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. Today is Thursday, November 21st and Happy Birthday to Stan Musial ***11.21.24 - BIRTHDAY – STAN MUSIAL*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Rose Diggs Named 2024 Smyrna Citizen of the Year Judge Murphy Appoints 3 to Cobb Magistrate Bench Allatoona High Threatened Two Days in a Row, District Says Plus, Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on donating food. All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! BREAK: CU of GA (06.26.24 CU OF GA FREE CHECKING_REV_FINAL) STORY 1: Rose Diggs Named 2024 Smyrna Citizen of the Year Rose Diggs, CEO of Down 7 Up 8 Incorporated, has been named Smyrna Citizen of the Year by the Smyrna Area Council of the Cobb Chamber of Commerce. Over 13 years, Diggs has significantly impacted foster care, fostering over 300 children and providing free virtual tutoring to over 700 in Georgia. Her nonprofit supports fostered, adopted, and underprivileged children with school supplies, Christmas gifts, and parent training. Her advocacy has influenced policy changes at state and national levels. Diggs has held key roles in foster care organizations and received multiple awards for her contributions, including the Hero Award from AmeriGroup. STORY 2: Judge Murphy Appoints 3 to Cobb Magistrate Bench Chief Magistrate Judge Brendan Murphy has appointed Norman Barnett and Mellori Lumpkin-Dawson, and re-appointed Judge Jennifer Inmon as full-time Magistrate judges. Selected through a competitive process, they bring strong legal expertise and dedication to service. The Magistrate Court, operating 24/7, handles a heavy caseload, focusing on access to justice. Barnett, an assistant U.S. attorney, and Lumpkin-Dawson, a skilled litigator, both express commitment to serving Cobb County. Inmon, with 25 years on the bench, continues her role, praised for her leadership and experience. All appointees are active in their communities and legal professions. STORY 3: Allatoona High Threatened Two Days in a Row, District Says Allatoona High School faced violent threats on consecutive days, prompting a code red alarm on Wednesday. The Cobb County School District confirmed the threats were not credible after investigation. Since a shooting at Apalachee High School in September, the district has experienced numerous false threats and "swatting" incidents. The district emphasized its commitment to safety and intends to prosecute those responsible for such disruptions. Despite these incidents, the school remains secure, with students and staff focused on education. For more safety information, visit the district's website. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info. We'll be right back Break: DRAKE (Drake Realty (Cobb County) STORY 4: Friends, Witnesses Testify About Crash that Killed Kennesaw Teen In Marietta, the trial of Jerome Lee Cox, accused of killing 17-year-old Olivia Pugh in a DUI incident, continued with testimonies from Pugh's friends and bystanders. Cox allegedly hit Pugh with his vehicle after drinking at a holiday party. Pugh, a senior at Harrison High School, died two days later. The trial, overseen by Judge Kimberly Childs, began with opening statements and witness testimonies, including friends who were with Pugh and bystanders who assisted at the scene. A deleted TikTok video filmed by the girls that night became a point of contention, with the defense arguing it could have shown the girls were distracted. The trial is set to continue. STORY 5: Cobb Considering New Library Director as Longtime Leader Retires After 15 years as Director of the Cobb County Public Library System, Helen Poyer is retiring. Poyer, who began her career in Cobb in 2006 and became director in 2009, has overseen significant outreach programs and led the system to be named 2023 Library of the Year. Her leadership is credited to her dedicated 270-person staff. The Cobb County Board of Commissioners will vote on her replacement, with Chairwoman Lisa Cupid proposing Keith Schuermann, a veteran librarian with extensive experience, including leading the Troup-Harris Library System. If approved, Schuermann will start on December 2. We'll be back in a moment Break: Ingles Markets 6 And now here is Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on donating food *** INGLES 5 'ASK LEAH' DONATING FOOD*** We'll have closing comments after this. Break: Marietta Theatre Gift Maji Signoff- Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, or the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at mdjonline.com Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? Giving you important news about our community and telling great stories are what we do. Make sure you join us for our next episode and be sure to share this podcast on social media with your friends and family. 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MDJ Script/ Top Stories for May 28th Publish Date: May 28th Commercial: From the Ingles Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. Today is Tuesday, May 28th, and Happy 80th Birthday to singer Gladys Knight. ***05.28.24 – BIRTHDAY – GLADYS KNIGHT*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. 2 Indicted for Having Rifle on McEachern High Campus Marietta Business Asks City to Loosen Alcohol Pouring Limits Marietta Remembers Fallen Service Members on Memorial Day All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! BREAK: CUofGA STORY 1: 2 Indicted for Having Rifle on McEachern High Campus A Cobb grand jury has indicted Brendan Andino, 18, and Ruben Cumberlander, 18, for bringing a rifle onto McEachern High School's campus in December 2023. Both face charges for carrying weapons on school property, disrupting school, and loitering. Cumberlander is also linked to a recent fight in Powder Springs that resulted in a death, though no indictments have been made in that case yet. The school district responded swiftly to the incident, ensuring campus safety. Both were found with marijuana during their arrests. Cumberlander has been released on bond, while Andino remains in jail. STORY 2: Marietta Business Asks City to Loosen Alcohol Pouring Limits The Marietta Wine Market owners, Karen and Randall Heard, are struggling with city regulations that restrict their ability to charge for and offer wine tastings. At a May 8 city council meeting, Karen Heard emotionally appealed for a retail pouring license to allow customers to enjoy wine without strict limitations. This plea has led the council to consider changing local alcohol laws. A change.org petition supporting this change has garnered significant support. The council will discuss revising these laws, aiming to balance business needs with regulatory concerns, at upcoming meetings. STORY 3: Marietta Remembers Fallen Service Members on Memorial Day The Marietta Memorial Day ceremony honored fallen U.S. Armed Forces members at Marietta National Cemetery, with clear weather after storms. Attendees, including local officials and veterans' families, participated in traditions and speeches. The Marietta High School Air Force JROTC presented the colors and assisted with the wreath-laying. Commissioner JoAnn Birrell reflected on the significance of Memorial Day, mentioning her WWII veteran father and local hero Lance Cpl. Squire "Skip" Wells. Retired Col. Carl "Skip" Bell paid tribute to his friend 2nd Lt. Earle John Bemis, who died heroically in Vietnam. The ceremony emphasized remembrance and honor for those who sacrificed their lives for the nation. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info. We'll be right back Break: DRAKE STORY 4: 'An Honor': Harrison Senior Appointed to Naval Academy Noah Praser, a senior at Harrison High School, received a call from Rep. Barry Loudermilk in January informing him of his appointment to the United States Naval Academy. Praser, inspired by a middle school visit to the academy, rose through the ranks of the JROTC, ultimately serving as its executive officer. He maintained a 4.3 GPA and earned the Joseph C. Gilliam Academic Achievement Award. Praser's JROTC instructor praised his leadership and problem-solving skills. Praser aims to become a Navy pilot despite challenges with his eyesight, and he is ready to face the rigorous demands of the academy to better himself. STORY 5: Cobb Solicitor Focused on Youth Support and Accountability Courts Cobb Solicitor General Makia Metzger has implemented significant changes since taking office in January 2023. Her efforts include filling staffing gaps, resolving old bench warrants, and introducing a program for youthful offenders. Metzger's office, which handles misdemeanors and traffic citations, faces funding challenges that impact hiring quality attorneys. She emphasizes continuous training and progressive prosecution. Metzger is also expanding accountability courts to address mental health issues among nonviolent offenders. As Cobb's first Black and female Solicitor General, Metzger aims for transparency and community support, particularly for domestic violence victims. We'll be back in a moment Break: INGLES 6 STORY 6: Self-Driving Shuttle Resumes in Cumberland The Cumberland Hopper, a self-driving shuttle in Cumberland, will continue operating through December after resuming service last Friday. The shuttle, which had 4,450 riders during its first phase from July 2023 to March 2024, runs on two routes: one across the pedestrian bridge connecting Cobb Galleria Centre to the Battery Atlanta, and another looping around the Galleria office park. The program aims to expand with eight to ten shuttles along the Cumberland Sweep corridor. Additionally, the CID is planning a $195,000 communications campaign for the Paces Mill Palisades rehabilitation, a $11.8 million project funded partly by Congress. STORY 7: Smyrna Honors Fallen Soldiers On Memorial Day The annual Memorial Day ceremony in Smyrna was moved indoors to the Smyrna Community Center due to rain. Hosted by American Legion Post 160, veterans, families, and residents gathered to honor fallen heroes. Keynote speaker Joel DeSaulniers, an Air Force veteran, emphasized the solemn nature of Memorial Day and urged attendees to remember and honor the sacrifices of fallen service members. The ceremony included the POW/MIA Missing Man Table, a tribute to the Normandy landings, and a wreath ceremony recognizing Cobb County residents who died in various wars. Former Smyrna Councilman Wade Lnenicka highlighted the strong local support for veterans. Break: MARIETTA THEATRE – HANDS HARD BODY Signoff- Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Marietta Daily Journal, or the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at mdjonline.com Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? Giving you important news about our community and telling great stories are what we do. Make sure you join us for our next episode and be sure to share this podcast on social media with your friends and family. 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William “Rod” Elmer “Bill” Held William Elmer Held was given life by his Creator and was born on November 15, 1951 in Evansville, Indiana, the child of the late Elmer and Marie (Harker) Held. He was reborn by God's grace in Christ Jesus through the waters of Holy Baptism on December 9, 1951 at St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran Church, Evansville, Indiana. The Lord Jesus baptized him through the hands of Rev. E.G. Dobelstein. His baptismal sponsors were Edward L Harker and Ervin Held. Growing in God's Word, grace, and knowledge of Jesus as he attended St. Paul's Ev. Lutheran School through grade school. He as was catechized by Rev. Paul Mroch. On April 11, 1965 Elmer confessed the Holy Apostolic Faith given him in holy baptism and was confirmed at St. Paul's. His confirmation verse was John 8:31,32 Elmer was a graduate of Harrison High School in Evansville, Indiana, and received an A.A. at Concordia College in Ann Arbor, Michigan. On October 18, 1975 the Lord united Elmer and Carol Lee Gill in the blessed institution of marriage. They were married at St. Vincent Catholic Church in Seward, NE by Christ through the Rev. Clarence Reisdorf. Diane Gill was the Maid of Honor and Rubin Schmidt was the Best Man. The Lord blessed their marriage with three children and 48 years together to see their “children's children.” Elmer served Christ as a Christian husband, father, and as an agronomist with Farmland Industries in Nebraska, Illinois, and South Dakota. After moving back to Indiana, he served his neighbors working at Whirlpool and Masterbrand Cabinets and finished his career as a truck driver for Buchta Trucking. Elmer was a lifelong member of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod, serving various churches as Sunday School Teacher, Elder, and on various boards. He loved singing in the choirs and playing handbells. Elmer and Carol transferred their membership to Emmanuel Lutheran Church in Tell City, Indiana in November 2013. On Sundays after church service, he could be found in his favorite chair watching his beloved rednecks turning left, ie. Nascar Races. Left to look forward to the reunion that awaits all Christians on the Last Day in the resurrection of the body and the life of the world to come are his wife Carol (Gill) Held, daughter Linda Ekong and husband Eric of Ireland, Indiana, son Phillip and wife Stacey Held of Newburgh, Indiana and daughter Danielle Hulsman and husband Brad of Ireland, Indiana. He was loved and will be missed by 11 grandchildren, 1 great-granddaughter, and many friends and family. In addition to his parents, Elmer was preceded Home to Heaven through death by his sister, Linda Marie Held. Memorial contributions may be made to CLEF- Confessional Lutheran Education Foundation.
MDJ Script/ Top Stories for April 25th Publish Date: April 25th Commercial: From the Ingles Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. Today is Thursday, April 25th and Happy 83rd Birthday to actor Al Pacino. ***04.25.24 – BIRTHDAY – AL PACINO*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Georgia Bio Names Harrison Student the Georgia BioGENEius Runner-Up Cobb Commissioners Satisfied with Private Trash Haulers Powder Springs Studio Presents Music in Virtual Reality Plus, Bruce Jenkins sits down with Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets on bioengineered ingredients. All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! BREAK: CU of GA STORY 1: Georgia Bio Names Harrison Student the Georgia BioGENEius Runner-Up Eugene Kang, a sophomore at Harrison High School, was named the runner-up in the 2024 Georgia BioGENEius Challenge. His research focused on the anticarcinogenic effects of an extract from the Perfoliate Bellwort plant on human uveal melanoma cells. Kang's study showed a decrease in cell viability and efficacy compared to a control cytotoxic agent. This research marks an early exploration of natural biologics for cancer treatment, with potential for fewer side effects than traditional methods. Judges from various biotech companies awarded Kang a cash prize sponsored by Evans General Contractors. Further research is needed to determine the extract's effectiveness and concentration consistency. STORY 2: Cobb Commissioners Satisfied with Private Trash Haulers Cobb County Chairwoman Lisa Cupid stated that there are no plans to reintroduce a proposal to overhaul trash collection in the county, attributing this decision to improvements made by private trash hauling companies, resulting in fewer resident complaints. In 2022, the county faced issues with shoddy service, prompting the scrapped proposal to create four trash pickup zones. Since then, the county has collaborated with haulers to address concerns. Brian Warren, president of Garbage Haulers of Cobb County, reported a decline in complaints and highlighted the association's role in facilitating communication between haulers and residents. While some challenges persist, such as recruiting staff and obtaining truck parts, the current framework is deemed satisfactory. Cupid emphasized the importance of monitoring haulers' performance and promoting the association's website to facilitate communication. STORY 3: Powder Springs Studio Presents Music in Virtual Reality Soapbox Studios, based in Powder Springs, has developed a free virtual reality app that offers an immersive experience of musicians performing in your own home. Utilizing Meta Quest virtual reality headsets, users can enjoy live performances from artists like Buddy Guy, Ralph Johnson, T-Pain, and more. The studio aims to provide a historical archive of artists' performances while offering a unique fan experience. Soapbox is also exploring partnerships with major recording labels to expand its roster of artists. The app, available on Meta Quest's App Lab, has garnered positive responses during beta testing, attracting users from 65 countries. Soapbox welcomes local performers interested in filming their own virtual reality content to reach out through their website. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info. We'll be right back Break: DRAKE STORY 4: Broken Bridge at Kennesaw Mountain Park Replaced The footbridge on the 24-Gun Battery Trail within Kennesaw Mountain National Battlefield Park, previously rendered unsafe due to destruction by a fallen tree, has now been replaced. This development follows an incident last week which compelled the park authorities to recommend that visitors refrain from using the affected section of the trail, situated to the west of Old Mountain Road. In a recent update shared via a Facebook post on Wednesday, the park confirmed the completion and readiness of the new bridge for visitor access. The park expressed its gratitude towards the maintenance team for their expedient response in restoring safe passage on the trail. STORY 5: Judge Grubbs on Growing up in Post War London Senior Judge Adele Grubbs shared her remarkable life story with fellow Marietta Rotarians, recounting her childhood in post-war London. Growing up in poverty, she experienced the aftermath of World War II, where everyday luxuries were scarce due to strict rationing. Despite the hardships, Grubbs found resilience in her upbringing, never realizing the deprivation she faced. Her journey led her to success, becoming the first female prosecutor in Cobb County and eventually serving as a judge in the Cobb County Superior Court. Grubbs's humble beginnings continue to influence her, reflected in her frugality and appreciation for simple pleasures like Spam. Her story exemplifies strength, resilience, and compassion, shaping her into a respected figure both in and out of the courtroom. We'll be back in a moment Break: INGLES 2 STORY 6: LEAH MCGRATH And now here is Bruce Jenkins' conversation with Leah McGrath on bioengineered ingredients. Break: TEDS Signoff- Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Gwinnett Daily Post, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at MDJonline.com. Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? Giving you important news about our community and telling great stories are what we do. Make sure you join us for our next episode and be sure to share this podcast on social media with your friends and family. Add us to your Alexa Flash Briefing or your Google Home Briefing and be sure to like, follow, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. 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MDJ Script/ Top Stories for Dec 16th Publish Date: Dec 15th Commercial: Henssler :15 From the Henssler Financial Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. Today is Saturday, December 16th and Happy Birthday to the iconic cartoon character, Yosemite Sam! ***12.16.23 – BIRTHDAY – YOSEMITE SAM*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia. Kennesaw Police Enforce New Regulations on Holiday Light Display Following Teen's Death Cobb Superintendent Justifies $1.3M Expenditure on Redistricting Lawsuit And a Tragic Incident in South Cobb: Car Strikes and Kills 76-Year-Old Woman All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subscribe! BREAK: CU of GA STORY 1: Police to Regulate Holiday Light Display After Teen Killed in Kennesaw The death of a Harrison High School student, Olivia Pugh, who was struck by a car while crossing a road after leaving a holiday light display in Kennesaw, has prompted local law enforcement to regulate the event. The display, known as Lights of Joy, has been a popular attraction for over 25 years, but authorities are now requiring organizers to obtain a special events permit and submit a traffic plan. Pugh's tragic incident has led to increased safety measures, including the hiring of police officers to manage traffic during the event. The organizers plan to charge entry fees to cover the costs and enhance safety measures. STORY 2: Cobb Superintendent Defends $1.3M Cost of Redistricting Lawsuit The Cobb County School District has spent nearly $1.3 million on legal costs defending its school board map, which was recently struck down by a federal judge following a lawsuit alleging racial discrimination. The judge ordered the Georgia General Assembly to pass a new map by Jan. 10. The district, planning to appeal, defended the spending, calling the lawsuit "frivolous" and arguing that someone had to refute the accusations. The legal battle and its costs have sparked controversy, with Democrats criticizing the district's messaging and Republicans accusing the elections board of colluding with left-wing activists. STORY 3: 76-Year-Old Woman Fatally Struck by Car in South Cobb A tragic incident occurred in Cobb County, Georgia, where a 76-year-old Austell woman, Rosa Moore, was killed when struck by a Honda Civic while crossing South Gordon Road near Riverside Elementary School. The driver, 27-year-old Amanie Davis, and a passenger were in the vehicle when the accident happened around 6:45 p.m. Moore was pronounced dead at the scene, and the investigation is ongoing. Authorities urge anyone with additional information to contact investigators at 770-499-3987. We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.799.6810 for more info. We'll be right back Break: ESOG – DRAKE STORY 4: Mount Paran Christian School names new Head of School Dr. Matt Kerlin has been appointed as the head of school for Mount Paran Christian School, effective June 1, 2024. Currently serving as the head of school at Southlake Christian Academy in Huntersville, N.C., Dr. Kerlin brings strategic thinking and team-building skills to lead Mount Paran Christian School to new heights. The announcement comes after the resignation of the previous head of school, Tim Wiens, in April. With a background in theology, education, and administration, Dr. Kerlin holds a Ph.D. in Historical Theology from Baylor University and an MBA from Samford University. Mount Paran Christian School is a non-denominational college preparatory institution located near Kennesaw Mountain. STORY 5: Sheriff Surprises Bryant Elementary Kindergartners with Christmas gifts Sheriff Craig Owens and the Cobb County Sheriff's Office surprised kindergartners at Bryant Elementary School with Christmas gifts. The sheriff distributed toys and activity books featuring a cartoon version of himself, aiming to bring joy to the children. Owens expressed the desire for the kids to have fun, and the event was a reward for the students' hard work during their initial months in school. The children's delighted reactions and smiles were the highlight of the day for Sheriff Owens, emphasizing the joy brought by the surprise Christmas gifts. We'll be back in a moment Break: INGLES 6 – TEDS STORY 6: Marietta Approves Mixed-Use Project at Former Harry's Site After Changes The Marietta City Council voted 7-0 to approve the redevelopment of 19.25 acres near Roswell and Powers Ferry roads, including the former site of Harry's Farmers Market. Atlanta-based Westplan Investor's mixed-use development proposal was initially vetoed by Mayor Steve Tumlin on Nov. 9, prompting negotiations. The revised plan includes 236 apartment units, 39 townhomes, and 29,000 square feet of retail space. The number of townhomes was increased from 28 to 39 to achieve a better balance. The development aims to revitalize the area, and Mayor Tumlin expressed hope that the retail space would contribute to the community's revitalization. STORY 7: Scholarship Created in Honor of Harrison High Student Killed By Alleged Drunk Driver The family of Olivia Pugh, the 17-year-old Harrison High School student killed by an alleged drunk driver, has created the Olivia Pugh Memorial Scholarship. The scholarship, established through a GoFundMe page, aims to support a Harrison High student who is hardworking and highly motivated, reflecting Olivia's character. In less than 24 hours, the fundraiser surpassed its $17,000 goal, raising over $25,000 from 245 donations. Olivia, a dedicated student and president of Harrison High's Beta Club, tragically lost her life when struck by a car while crossing a marked crosswalk. The scholarship will honor her memory and positive qualities. Break: Henssler :60 Signoff- Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Gwinnett Daily Post, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at MDJonline.com. Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? Giving you important news about our community and telling great stories are what we do. Make sure you join us for our next episode and be sure to share this podcast on social media with your friends and family. Add us to your Alexa Flash Briefing or your Google Home Briefing and be sure to like, follow, and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. 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Harrison High School football legend Sammy Maldonado discusses his upcoming induction into the Westchester Sports Hall-of-Fame on Westchester Talk Radio, the Sports Report with host John Marino, produced by Sharc Creative. The Hall's Class of 2023 will be enshrined into immortality on Wednesday, November 15tth at Glen Island Harbor Club in New Rochelle. For tickets, contact the Westchester County Department of Parks, Recreation and Conservation.
A graduate of Harrison High School in Harrison, NY and Northwestern University, Jon Varlamos received his Master's degree in teaching from Fordham University. He began his teaching and coaching career at West Hempstead and Locust Valley High Schools before moving to Walt Whitman High School as an Assistant Principal, where he's spent the last 19 years. Jon discusses the mindset and behaviors of teenagers in today's schools with specific focus on being present, coping, interacting and social media's effect on all of this. Key Takeaways Really focusing on the effects of social media on our young adults' behavior, actions, interactions, mindset. It's not going away, this is their world. One of the biggest concerns is that teens get a lot of their “experience” by watching other people's experiences on social media. Parents can look back at life before cell phones when they learned from real world experiences. Teens today are often missing that real-life interaction. Parents can help their teen work through what they're seeing and hearing through social media. It's good to set phone expectations and boundaries as a family so everyone can be responsible based on guidelines. Healthy expectations of your teen is important so they realize it's not what they see on social media. Talk with them about their goals and how you can support them without applying pressure that overwhelms them. It's important to allow your teen to make mistakes and learn rather than jumping in to save them from the learning experience. Respect and responsibility can be taught as parents' model that behavior. It's ok for parents to admit when they've made a mistake or acted inappropriately. Parents can approach a teacher, a coach, an administrator to talk about any concerns. Tap into that support. Sponsored by VarsityLeadership.com Resources Email Jon Varlamos
MDJ Script/ Top Stories for Sept 23rd Publish Date: Sept 22nd Commercial: Henssler :15 From the Henssler Financial Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast Today is Saturday, September 23rd and happy heavenly birthday to musician Ray Charles. ***RAY CHARLES*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Engineered Solutions. Liv Teverino's family establishes scholarship in her name Flower Garden Club of Marietta marks 95 years Thinning offensive line puts wrench into KSU's plans All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast, and if you are looking for community news, we encourage you to listen and subcribe! Commercial : CU of GA – ESOG STORY 1: Liv Teverino's family establishes scholarship in her name The family of the late Marietta High School junior, Liv Teverino, who tragically passed away in a car crash, has established the "Live Like Liv Scholarship Fund" through the Marietta Schools Foundation in her honor. While specific details regarding the scholarship's criteria and the timing of its first award are still being finalized, the foundation has created a page for donations in Liv's name. She is remembered as a kind and inclusive individual who made a positive impact on everyone she encountered. Marietta Schools Superintendent Grant Rivera praised Liv's academic and athletic achievements and highlighted her vibrant presence in the classroom. He encouraged continued support for Liv's family and the grieving students at Marietta High School. Donations to the scholarship fund can be made at Marietta schools foundation website..…….Get more stories like this from mdjonline.com STORY 2: Flower Garden Club of Marietta marks 95 years The Flower Garden Club of Marietta celebrated its 95th anniversary, marking nearly a century of championing beautification, conservation, and education. Founded in August 1928, the club aims to foster a love of nature, particularly flowers and birds. They engage in community activities, including teaching gardening to children at local schools and bringing plants and flowers to nursing homes. The Marietta council, comprised of 22 garden clubs with approximately 600 members, collectively owns and maintains the Marietta Educational Garden Center, an estate with an antebellum home gifted to the council in 1966. The club continues its mission of education and conservation. STORY 3: Thinning offensive line puts wrench into KSU's plans Kennesaw State's football team has faced challenges with its offensive line due to injuries this season. The original plan was to redshirt many players as the team transitioned into Conference USA and the Football Bowl Subdivision. However, multiple injuries, including those to starting center James Dawson and right tackle Seaburn Hines, have forced adjustments. While Dawson and Hines may return later in the season, Coach Brian Bohannon and his staff will have to shuffle the offensive line in the meantime. They remain committed to their plan but acknowledge the need to adapt as injuries affect the lineup. Kennesaw State faces Tennessee Tech in their upcoming game............…..(pause) We have opportunities for sponsors to get great engagement on these shows. Call 770.874.3200 for more info… We'll be right back Break: Elon – JRM – TEDS STORY 4: Events Looking for some weekend fun in Cobb County? Check out these fantastic events! Head to Jim R Miller Park for the biggest fair in Atlanta, featuring free attractions, farm animals, entertainment, and delicious fair treats. It's running until Sunday, October 1st. Join Smyrna at Village Green Park this Saturday for the third annual Hispanic Heritage Celebration, complete with live performances, local vendors, and family fun. For the brave souls, Folklore Haunted House in Acworth opens this Saturday, offering two terrifying attractions for thrill-seekers. Don't forget Ciderfest at Red Top Brewhouse in Acworth for all you fall lovers, with food, drinks, music, crafts, and fun for all ages! Enjoy your weekend in Cobb County! STORY 5: Couple spends 50th anniversary with North Cobb football team Regina and Jimi Richards of Kennesaw celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary by attending a North Cobb High School football game, continuing a tradition that began 52 years ago on their first date. The couple watched North Cobb secure its 486th victory, defeating Northside High School in Warner Robins with a score of 35-17. Jimi, originally from Sprayberry High School, humorously mentioned that he had to go to North Cobb to find a girl who would date him. Both expressed their love for high school football, with Regina having attended numerous games due to her involvement in the North Cobb marching band. North Cobb's head coach, Shane Queen, acknowledged the Richards before the game and had them speak to the team afterward, emphasizing the importance of playing for something bigger than oneself. The couple plans to continue attending games and expects North Cobb's football program to maintain its winning tradition. We'll be back in a moment Break: Dayco – Ingles 6 – Powers STORY 6: Powder Springs One Book, One City The Powder Springs community's One Book, One City: Tween Challenge 2023 is hosting an author talk and community discussion on October 21st at 11:30 a.m. during the City of Powder Spring's Fall Festival Trunk-or-Treat. The event will be held at Thurman Springs Park's Hardy Family Automotive Amphitheatre. This citywide literary initiative encourages residents to read the same book and engage in meaningful conversations. This year's selection is "Wildseed Witch" by Marti Dumas, a fantasy novel centered around Hasani's journey at a private witch camp. The event will feature the author reading from her book, answering audience questions, and book signing. The 2024 One Book, One City event on April 13, 2024, will feature bestselling author Dr. Ian K. Smith and "The Overnights: An Ashe Cayne Novel." Dr. Smith, a former host of The Doctors and renowned physician, will discuss this gripping mystery. For more information, contact the Powder Springs Library at 770-439-3600 or The Book Worm Bookstore at 770-439-2029. STORY 7: Sports In sports, Harrison High School's freshman Riley Comstock clinched the Cobb County cross country championship by a mere 0.03-second margin, finishing in 15 minutes and 33.85 seconds. This victory also propelled Harrison High to a team win. Comstock, a newcomer to distance running, aims to pursue the sport in college while emphasizing education. Meanwhile, North Cobb's volleyball team secured a significant win against Walton, ending a six-match losing streak dating back to 2014. Nikol Antova's 20 kills played a key role, putting North Cobb at the top of the region standings alongside Walton and Cherokee, with a 30-8 record. In softball, North Cobb's Leah Byrd shone with 3-for-4 hitting and five RBIs in a 17-2 win against Kennesaw Mountain. Kennedy Sylvester's two-run homer contributed, maintaining North Cobb's undefeated 16-0 record. Lastly, Pope dominated with a 12-0 win over Johns Creek in softball, led by home runs from Marie Zeigler and Kailey Martin and a perfect game pitched by Ellie Paley. Pope now stands at 16-3 for the season. Back with final thoughts after this. Break: Drake – Henssler :60 Signoff- Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. If you enjoy these shows, we encourage you to check out our other offerings, like the Cherokee Tribune Ledger Podcast, the Gwinnett Daily Post, the Community Podcast for Rockdale Newton and Morgan Counties, or the Paulding County News Podcast. Read more about all our stories and get other great content at MDJonline.com. Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? Giving you important news about our community and telling great stories are what we do. 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Get ready for another thrilling episode of Cobb Football Friday, your ultimate source for all things high school football in Cobb County! Join your host, Brian Giffin from the BG AD Group, and John Bednarowski from the Marietta Daily Journal, as they bring you the latest gridiron action and in-depth analysis. In this episode, Brian and John kick things off by breaking down last week's electrifying games. From nail-biting finishes to standout performances, they leave no stone unturned in their comprehensive review of the week's matchups. But the excitement doesn't stop there! Tune in for an exclusive interview with Harrison High School's head coach, Josh Cassidy. Get an insider's perspective on the team's strategy, goals, and what it takes to lead a successful football program. Looking ahead, Brian and John provide a sneak peek into this week's games. With their wealth of knowledge and deep insights, they'll give you the edge when predicting winners and key players to watch. Whether you're a devoted fan, a proud parent, or simply love the thrill of Friday night lights, Cobb Football Friday is your go-to podcast for all things Cobb County football. Stay informed, entertained, and engaged with the latest updates and expert analysis from Brian and John. Don't miss out on the excitement – tune in now!See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
MDJ Script/ Top Stories for July15th Saturday Publish Date: July 14 Friday Commercial: Henssler :15 From the Henssler Financial Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast Today is Saturday July 15th and happy 67th birthday to guitarist Joe Satriani ***Satriani*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia School, District leaders gather for 2023-24 Leadership Kickoff Start of eligibility 'redetermination' knocks almost 100,000 Georgians off Medicaid And Cobb inks agreement with Smyrna for design of South Cobb Drive improvements Plus All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. Commercial : CUofGA STORY 1: kickoff The District Leadership Kickoff took place at Harrison High School's Performing Arts Center, signaling the start of preparations for the upcoming 2023-24 school year. Superintendent Chris Ragsdale and Chief School Leadership Officer Dr. Jasmine Kullar addressed educational leaders, emphasizing Cobb County School District's priorities of creating the best learning environment, simplifying teaching and learning methods, and utilizing data for decision-making. The event also introduced changes in leadership positions, with Sherri Hill becoming Cobb's new Chief of Staff and Dr. Kullar assuming her previous role. Additionally, 13 new school principals were appointed, and Q&A profiles of several principals were made available. The event celebrated the commitment to student success and the collaborative effort required to achieve it................……... Read more about this at mdjonline.com Story 2: redetermination Since the expiration of the federal public health emergency in April, nearly 100,000 Georgians have lost their Medicaid coverage, according to the state Department of Community Health (DCH). As part of the year-long process of reassessing eligibility for Medicaid recipients, Georgia began processing renewal applications for over 216,000 individuals in June. Out of these, 64,423 were renewed, while 95,578 lost their coverage. The majority of those who lost coverage were terminated due to procedural reasons, with the DCH lacking the necessary information to determine eligibility. Approximately 57,000 renewal applications are still pending. The DCH aims to complete the redetermination process for all Medicaid enrollees in Georgia by May 2024. Story 3: s cobb Cobb County is currently overseeing a $30 million road improvement project on South Cobb Drive in Smyrna. The project aims to enhance non-vehicular movement along the corridor, including pedestrian paths and roadways. Plans include raised medians, bus stops, and multi-use paths for pedestrians and cyclists. The Cobb Board of Commissioners approved an agreement allowing Smyrna to pursue federal funding for the project. Smyrna has already allocated $17 million from its special-purpose local-option sales tax and the Atlanta Regional Commission. Smyrna will contribute $17.5 million in local funding, with oversight from Cobb County, until Smyrna receives certification from the Georgia Department of Transportation to sponsor the project. The city plans to seek citizen input and start construction in 2025 or 2026. we'll be right back Break: ESOG - Dayco – Elon STORY 4: race John Cristadoro, a Republican candidate for Cobb Board of Education Post 5, has reported raising nearly $30,000 in campaign contributions. He received about $18,000 in contributions and loaned himself $10,000 through June 30. Cristadoro is competing for the seat currently held by Republican David Banks, who has not yet announced his reelection bid. Democrat Laura Judge, a gun safety activist and leader of the watchdog group Watching the Funds - Cobb, is also running in the race and reported $9,255 in campaign contributions. The primary is scheduled for May 21, 2024, and the general election for November 5, 2024. STORY 5: library The Cobb Board of Commissioners unanimously approved a grant application for the Cobb County Public Library to fund a 5,000-square-foot expansion of the South Cobb Regional Library. The grant, totaling $2 million, would supplement the $1.2 million already committed by the county for the expansion. The grant is from the Board of Regents of Georgia Public Library Services. The planned upgrades include a larger community room with updated audiovisual equipment, a computer lab, a bigger caregiver/children's room focused on early childhood literacy, and an expanded teen space. The expansion aims to improve services and cater to the library's growing community needs. Story 6: 340k Cobb County Republican commissioners JoAnn Birrell and Keli Gambrill expressed their opposition to a study of procurement disparities in the county at a recent commission meeting. They disagreed with allocating $342,000 to consultant Griffin & Strong for examining purchasing practices. While they voted to approve the consent agenda, both commissioners voiced their opposition. Commissioner Birrell argued that the county could review its purchasing office without a consultant's assistance, citing previous reports on awarded contracts. Commissioner Gambrill added that small businesses often lack the resources to contract with the county and believed that existing data should already provide insight into the diversity of contracts....………we're back, in a moment Break: Drake- Ing 7- UMC 30 Story 7: hank The Atlanta Braves will observe Hank Aaron Week from July 25-30 to honor the life and legacy of the legendary player. The week will feature community-building initiatives and culminate in celebrations at Truist Park when the Braves face the Milwaukee Brewers on July 28. The Hank Aaron Invitational showcase game, which includes the top 200 high school-aged players from across the US, will take place on July 30. Selected players will participate based on their performance during the preceding week at the Jackie Robinson Training Complex in Florida. The Braves will also commemorate Aaron's impact as a player, executive, and entrepreneur during their series against the Brewers, with proceeds from the Atlanta Braves Foundation's 50/50 Raffle supporting the Henry Louis Aaron Fund to promote diversity in baseball. Story 8: lassiter Angela Brunner, the coach of the Lassiter girls lacrosse team, has been named the 2023 Cobb County Girls Lacrosse Coach of the Year. In her 10th year as coach, Brunner led the team to an 11-8 record, the state quarterfinals, and an Area 2 championship. She emphasizes building a culture of excellence, starting with the youth program and involving high school players as coaches. The team was led by seniors Caitlin Gavin and Ava Menna, who will continue their lacrosse careers in college. Despite their departure, the team has promising players like freshman Sophia Hortman and sophomore Lacey Scherholz. Brunner also serves as the director of the Atlanta Storm Lacrosse Club, fostering a sense of rivalry and respect among players from various teams in the area Story 9: cooper Sharife Cooper, the former Auburn basketball player, showcased his skills during the NBA Summer League, leading the Cleveland Cavaliers to a 101-97 victory over the Brooklyn Nets. Cooper scored 27 points, shooting 8-of-12 from the field and 9-of-11 from the free-throw line. Despite not having a regular spot on an NBA roster yet, Cooper remains focused on his performance and is grateful for the opportunities he has been given. After playing with the Atlanta Hawks' G League affiliate, Cooper had a successful season with the Cleveland Charge, averaging 22.8 points, 3.6 rebounds, 6.9 assists, and making the All-G League second team. At 22 years old, Cooper is using his experience to guide younger players and is determined to make his mark in the NBA. We're back with final thoughts after this Break: Fern-Ted's - Henssler 60 Signoff- Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. Read more about all our stories, and get other great content at MDJonline.com. Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? Giving you important news about our community and telling great stories are what we do. Make sure you join us for our next episode and be sure to share this podcast on social media with your friends and family. 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MDJ Script/ Top Stories for July 6th Thursday Publish Date: July 5 Wednesday Commercial: Henssler :15 From the Henssler Financial Studio, Welcome to the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast Today is Thursday July 6th and happy 77th birthday to actor Sylvester Stallone ***Stallone*** I'm Dan Radcliffe and here are the stories Cobb is talking about, presented by Credit Union of Georgia 1. Fire in Mableton apartment building displaces 25 2. Local Police chiefs say key to public safety is cooperation 3. And a Philadelphia woman charged with fatally stabbing man at a Marietta motel Plus, Leah McGrath talks with Bruce Jenkins about cutting back on soda, and Brian Giffin has this week's Marietta Food Guy segment with Matt DeBusshere. Plus All of this and more is coming up on the Marietta Daily Journal Podcast. Commercial : CU of GA STORY 1 fire A fire broke out in a Mableton apartment building on Monday night, possibly caused by a lightning strike during a storm, as reported by Cobb County Fire. Fortunately, there were no injuries reported in the fire in a building at 300 Riverside Parkway . However, the blaze destroyed 10 units and displaced 25 people. The fire had already spread extensively in the attic before firefighters arrived around 7:30 p.m. They battled the flames aggressively despite the stormy conditions, according to a Facebook post by the fire department............……... Read more about this at mdjonline.com Story 2: safety The police chiefs of Acworth and Kennesaw, along with Cobb County's public safety director, participated in a fireside chat to discuss their leadership approaches. The conversation covered various topics including morale, workforce challenges, public perception, and interdepartmental collaboration during county-wide crises. They emphasized the importance of leadership development, partnerships, and leveraging resources for public safety. The mental health of public safety workers, cooperation between agencies, and community support were also highlighted. The apprehension of a shooting suspect in Cobb demonstrated the effectiveness of prior training and collaborative efforts. The chiefs encouraged residents to support local law enforcement and acknowledged the commitment of those dedicated to making the community safer. Story 3: stabbing A Philadelphia woman, Keiyotta India Cooper, has been arrested for allegedly stabbing a man to death at a motel in Marietta. The victim, Dearish Morris, was fatally stabbed multiple times on June 21 at the Hospitality Inn. Cooper, who was visiting Morris in his motel room, concealed his body and fled the state in a vehicle he had borrowed. The motel staff discovered the body and contacted the police. Cooper was later apprehended by sheriff's deputies in Caroline County, Virginia, and is currently held there on unrelated charges. She faces charges of murder, theft by taking, and aggravated assault. The investigation is ongoing, and anyone with information is urged to contact the Marietta Police Department..........….we'll be right back Break: Dayco - ESOG – Ga Outdoor STORY 4: adult The 2023 Cobb/Paulding Adult Ed graduation ceremony had a consistent theme of "Life Intervenes." Over 70 adult graduates, including 52 GED recipients and 21 ESL degree earners, were celebrated. The event highlighted the investment in the community and students by Superintendent Ragsdale. A special memorial certificate was presented to Carmen Garcia, who tragically passed away in a car accident. Rayana Abrams received the Director's Cup for her perseverance. Board of Education member Randy Scamihorn shared words of inspiration and gratitude to the graduates and their supporters. As each graduate crossed the stage, they were greeted with handshakes, hugs, and smiles, symbolizing their achievement and the light of their future. STORY 5: recognition Preseason top-100 football rankings from High School Football America and MaxPreps suggest that Walton High School is expected to make another playoff run. High School Football America ranked the Raiders at No. 35, while MaxPreps placed them at No. 37. North Cobb High School was the only other Cobb County team on the lists, ranked at No. 86 by High School Football America. Both rankings had Walton trailing several Georgia-based teams. MaxPreps highlighted Walton's returning talent as a reason for their relatively high ranking. Last season, Walton had a strong performance with a 10-3 record, including wins against Buford and a close loss to eventual state champion Mill Creek. North Cobb also had a solid season, with victories over Milton and Westlake. The upcoming season holds exciting matchups for both teams, including Walton's opening game against Grayson and a game against North Cobb on October 6th. Story 6: kluse Brady Kluse, a wide receiver from Harrison High School, has committed to the University of Memphis to continue his football career. The 3-star recruit chose Memphis over 20 other Division I offers, impressed by the culture and connection with the coaching staff. Standing at 6-foot-3 and weighing 185 pounds, Kluse was the leading receiver in Cobb County last season, showcasing his talent with 60 catches for 1,033 yards and 13 touchdowns. He emphasizes the mental aspect of the game as a challenge to overcome, and his experience playing defense has aided his development on offense. Kluse also excels in track and credits it for his speed.…………we're back, in a moment Break: Elon – Ingle's 10- Drake Story 7: Leah And Now, Leah McGrath from Ingles Markets talks with our Bruce Jenkins about cutting back on soda ****Leah**** Brian Giffin has this week's visit with Matt DeBusschere, the “Marietta Food Guy” ****Food Guy**** We'll have Final thoughts coming up after this…… Break: Henssler 60 Signoff- Thanks again for hanging out with us on today's Marietta Daily Journal podcast. Read more about all our stories, and get other great content at MDJonline.com. Did you know over 50% of Americans listen to podcasts weekly? Giving you important news about our community and telling great stories are what we do. Make sure you join us for our next episode and be sure to share this podcast on social media with your friends and family. 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A 23-year-old died from injuries sustained in a Sunday car wreck in west Cobb, police announced. Amarjeet S. Ranhotra of Acworth was killed in the crash, which occurred on Due West Road near its intersection with Lanesborough Drive, according to the Cobb County Police Department. Ranhotra was driving eastbound in a 2002 silver Honda Odyssey, police said. At around 7:30 a.m., while negotiating a left curve, Ranhotra lost control and crossed into the westbound lane. The right side of the Honda collided with the front of a brown 2012 Ford F-250. Ranhotra was fatally injured and pronounced dead at the scene, police said. The driver of the Ford was taken to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital with injuries described as non-life threatening. A Smyrna man was arrested Saturday evening, accused by police of causing a crash at South Cobb Parkway and Spinks Drive that left another man seriously injured. Selvin De Jesus Herrera-Lopez, 31, is charged with seven misdemeanors, including DUI, open container and reckless driving, according to jail records. Marietta police say his 2021 Toyota Tacoma struck the rear of 62-year-old Christopher Okabah's Toyota Camry around 6:50 p.m. Saturday. Marietta police said Herrera-Lopez was speeding, traveling south on Cobb Parkway, when he failed to yield for Okabah. After being struck by Herrera-Lopez, Okabah's vehicle struck the rear of a stopped 2020 Jeep Gladiator driven a 41-year-old man from Florida. According to police, Herrera-Lopez's truck rolled over once before landing back on its wheels and coming to rest on the side of the road. Okabah sustained serious injuries and was transported to Wellstar Kennestone Hospital for treatment, police said. Herrera-Lopez and the Florida man sustained minor injuries. Hat tricks are usually kept for soccer or hockey. It's not often you find one on the football field, but that is exactly what happened over a 7 minute period in McEachern's 26-0 victory over Alpharetta in the second round of the Class 7A flag football playoffs on Tuesday. Senior Kye Giddens intercepted three passes on three consecutive Alpharetta drives. She set up two short touchdown drives on the first two, but on the third, she returned it 25 yards for a touchdown with 40.3 seconds left in the first half. The effort helped the Indians remain undefeated at 18-0, and they will host Milton, which they beat 7-6 in the season opener, in the state quarterfinals on Thursday. Giddens, who is mainly a wide receiver on offense, made one of her few times on defense count against Alpharetta. Crunch time came with 7:39 to play in the first half. Amber Kirkpatrick had just thrown her first touchdown pass of the game to give the Indians a 7-0 lead. On the first play of the ensuing Alpharetta drive, Giddens grabbed her first interception to set the offense up with a short field. Two plays later, Kirkpatrick connected with De'Aysia Williams for a touchdown with 3:48 to play for a 13-0 lead. The win was the 12th shutout of the season, and now the Indians will try to do something they haven't done before. All three years they have advanced to the state quarterfinals, but they have yet to advance to the semifinals. Of the eight teams remaining in the Class 7A playoffs, McEachern is one of four Cobb County teams still alive. Marietta advanced to quarterfinals by beating Wheeler 26-0 in opener, then defeated Archer 6-0. Allatoona downed Westlake and Centennial by identical 26-7 scores, and Pope (beat Osborne 27-7 in Round 1 and followed by rolling past Grayson 32-12. The Blue Devils will host North Gwinnett, the Buccaneers will host Roswell and the Greyhounds will travel to Blessed Trinity on Thursday. The winners will advance to the semifinals December 5 at the Atlanta Falcons training facility in Flowery Branch A new bike station in Cobb's commercial hub was unveiled Tuesday, now the eighth of the network. The station is next to the Battery's Silver Deck on Circle 75 Parkway, steps from Truist Park. Riders will have direct access to the Cobb Galleria across the pedestrian bridge over I-285, along with dozens of miles of trails around the area. With the launch of the station by the Cumberland Community Improvement District (CID), it brings the program's total fleet up to about 40 bikes. As with the rest of Cumberland's fleet, the bikes are unlocked using a QR code printed on their body. The first hour of a ride is free, followed by a fee of $3 per hour. Ali Nuckles of Georgia Commute Options, a group that aims to reduce pollution by encouraging alternative transportation modes, said the bike share program would help reduce emissions and traffic. Other stations are located near the Galleria, Cumberland Mall, the Rottenwood Creek trailhead, and on the far side of the Battery. The CID hopes to soon open a ninth station along Akers Mill Road, between Cumberland Boulevard and Powers Ferry Road. That expansion will bring the fleet up to 45 bikes. Interested residents can look up the full trail network along with bike station locations at cumberlandtrails.org. On Giving Tuesday, the day of charitable giving that follows the commercial holidays of Black Friday and Cyber Monday, a Cobb County YMCA distributed food to local families at Smyrna's Brumby Elementary. The Northeast Cobb Family YMCA distributes food every week. This Tuesday, each family could receive fresh onions, apples, cabbage, cucumbers and bread, along with canned goods. Gayle Battersby, the director of operations at the Northeast Cobb Family YMCA in east Cobb, said they partner with the Atlanta Community Food Bank to provide the produce. YMCAs across the country scaled up their food distribution programs in March of 2020. Battersby said when the pandemic hit, the number of families requiring help shot up. At one point, the Northeast Cobb YMCA was providing food to about 475 Cobb families weekly. That number declined as the pandemic receded, but she said it recently spiked again to around 270 as the cost of rent and gas has increased. The food is distributed almost entirely by a team of volunteers, and the funds for the program are raised entirely by the Northeast Cobb YMCA. According to volunteer Joan Cotter, the crowd of people receiving food on Tuesday was small compared to the usual turnout. She said last week, before Thanksgiving, the volunteers had to organize the cars into five separate lines. On Giving Tuesday, the Journal counted 15 cars in line 30 minutes after the event began. Troop 353 held an Eagle Scout ceremony on November 19 at Burnt hickory Baptist Church. The scouts were: Tyler Clement, a senior at Hillgrove High School, whose project was a Tranquility Garden at Cobb Hospital. Jacob Fisher, a senior at Allatoona High School, whose project was building a Gaga Ball pit at Due West United Methodist Church. Luke White, a senior at Living Science Academy, whose project was a playground fence at Cobb Vineyard Church in Kennesaw. Sean Cauffiel, a senior at Harrison High School, whose project was a Butterfly Garden at Ford Elementary. Daniel Hurley, a senior at Harrison High School, whose project was an outdoor clasroom at Ford Elementary. All of these scouts started together as Cub Scouts, rose through the ranks and crossed over to Troop 353. They all stayed in their own patrol and made Eagle together. #CobbCounty #Georgia #LocalNews - - - - - The Marietta Daily Journal Podcast is local news for Marietta, Kennesaw, Smyrna, and all of Cobb County. Subscribe today, so you don't miss an episode! 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Tom talks with Bill Phelps from Harrison High School and Phelps Productions about his time in the classroom, things Bill does to engage students as well as one of the best training exercises ever. In the episode Bill and Tom discuss a self working card trick. Here is a link to the video instructions for the trick: https://youtu.be/HAsaVZi5XLs For more video production education content, please visit StreamSemester.com and make sure to sign up for the email.
In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, Spencer Soicher has details on a criminal investigation underway with a gun scare at Harrison High School, and two car accidents in Pueblo. Joe Ruch notes the possibility of some showers tonight, before a drying period the next few days.
In this KRDO News Radio On-Demand update, Spencer Soicher has details on a criminal investigation underway with a gun scare at Harrison High School, and two car accidents in Pueblo. Joe Ruch notes the possibility of some showers tonight, before a drying period the next few days.
I am definitely the type of person who is interested in my family history and feels some sense of obligation to honor that legacy. So, I am always fascinated when I get to interview somebody with a deep family legacy who is honoring it in the same way. For our guest today, Kate Rogers, that is a theme that repeats itself throughout the interview. One of Kate's strongest influences in her love agriculture is her great grandmother, who was raised during the Great Depression, and found many ways to produce good to help generate income during that time. One of the talents that she had, that Kate also has, is in creating artistic items that have value to other people. This is something that Kate has carried forward, with many of the supplies that belonged to her great grandmother, in her business, Kate Rogers Art.
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A Little About Mike Morse:Mike Morse is the founder of Mike Morse Law Firm, the largest personal injury law firm in Michigan. Since being founded in 1995, Mike Morse Law Firm has grown to 150 employees, served 25,000 clients, and collected more than $1 billion for victims of auto, truck, and motorcycle accidents.Mike lectures across the country on the practice of law and how to build a successful law firm. Recently, he was named a #1 Amazon Best-selling author for his book on this topic, FIREPROOF. He is a member of the Michigan Association for Justice, the State Bar of Michigan, and the American Association for Justice. He is also involved in many organizations and charities including Project Backpack, a program he founded that provides free backpacks and school supplies to students most in need.Mike has received many awards and accolades including Lawyer's Weekly Leader in the Law, DBiz Top Lawyer, Super Lawyer's Top Rated Lawyer, and 21st Century Innovator. He has also garnered coverage from prominent news outlets and renowned publications such as The Today Show, Huffington Post, and Lawyers Weekly. Mike is often featured as a legal advisor on local news broadcasts in metro Detroit.Mike is a native of Detroit, Michigan, and a graduate of Harrison High School in Farmington, Michigan. He began his college education at the University of Arizona where he earned a Bachelors of Science in business. He graduated with honors in 1989 and then earned a Juris Doctor Degree Cum Laude from the University of Detroit School of Law.In his free time, Mike loves to golf, travel, and spend time with his three daughters.In this episode of The Millionaire's Lawyer, JP and Mike Morse discuss:Mike and JP start the conversation by mentioning their morning routines, and that they consist of:MeditationJournalingReadingPhysical ExerciseMike Morse is known for having one of the largest Personal Injury Law Firms out in MichiganHis vision was to do good work, with good people. Doing so has allowed him to scale to greater heights than he had imagined! This has allowed him to get referral after referral and grow to where he currently is, and grow even more.Morse has learned that there are two (2) types of leaders and that you should only be one of them:Visionaries, the ones who can't stop visioning where they want to beManagers, the ones who ensure that everything is getting completed effectively and efficientlyIt is important to know your data, and more importantly, the basic data; Mike finds ways to ask people he is professionally interested in by trying to figure out if they know:How long does a case take?How many cases do you take on a week?What is the average billable?Mike has written a book called FIREPROOF, and it is about how to build a business that is resilient to everything.To see if the staff and teams can continue to work remotely he: He looks at the numbers to ensure the output remains the sameClients remain happyCourt Dates are still metIf Mike feels like they are still productive and hitting their number he will allow the remote work to continueIt is crucial to embrace reality and adapt to the current environment.Morse mentions to JP that he feels it is fundamental to have processes for everything, and the more people you have working for you, the more important it is.Keeping people on the same page throughout the office can be done by:Weekly meetingsSet agendasHandbooksAccountabilityCommunicate to team members oftenMike tells JP the importance of being intentional with your time, and how he found it has made his life much more positive, productive, and happier.TIP OR TRICKHire a coach, there is a coach for everything. They help guide you, get you unstuck, and hold you accountable.Connect with Mike Morse:TwitterInstagramFacebookLinkedInYouTubeFIREPROOFConnect with your host, JP:TwitterInstagramFacebookWebsiteShow:LinkedInEmail: jpmcavoy@conductlaw.comPhone: 1-833-890-8878THANK YOU TO OUR SPONSOR:Conduct LawWebsite
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In the premiere episode of 'Check The Stats', Mike Leon is joined by former NFL quarterback Ray Lucas to explore his use of stats both on-and-off the field. During their chat they look at the current state of play in the NFL, whether the Jets gave up on Sam Darnold too early, the best advice Zach Wilson can receive right now, the Aaron Rodgers situation in Green Bay, what to expect from Ben Roethlisberger this season, stories from Ray's time playing for Bill Parcells, potential surprise packages for the upcoming season as well as taking a closer look at The Analyst's positional rankings. And of course some Rutgers chat as well. Despite bursting onto the scene at Rutgers, Ray Lucas went undrafted in 1996 before linking up with Bill Parcells in New England, eventually moving with his head coach to the Jets in 1997 where he would make his NFL debut. Injuries to Vinny Testaverde saw him become the Jets starter during the 1999 season where he bounced back from losses in his first two games to win the next four and lead the Jets to an 8-8 record. A move to Miami in 2001 saw the last of his action in the NFL before returning to New York as a Jets studio analyst for SNY before becoming the color commentator for the Rutgers Football Radio Network. Ray is now the head football coach at his high school alma mater, Harrison High School in New Jersey. 'Check The Stats' is a podcast production from The Analyst. Check out the latest in data-driven storytelling by visiting theanalyst.com. Follow The Analyst on Twitter for the latest insights Don't forget to listen to the rest of the podcasts from The Analyst too. Reads from The Analyst Reads from The Analyst (US) The Box Score Show
Not even the Nation's birthday can slow down the machine that is the Not For Prophets Stereo Podcast! Where you're here, it's nothing but news and wacky happenings from all four corners of the Natural State with some surprises tossed in there just because I can. I can't give away all the surprises, but here's a little short list of what's waiting for you on this one. ********************************* Please vote- https://vote.arktimes.com/local-media/podcast ********************************* - News From 100 Years Ago - WARNING: YOU MIGHT BE OFFENDED - STICKERS! GET YOUR STICKERS! - The Nostradamus of Arkansas speaks - UPDATES: + Liberty Utility gets cut off + Bridge Boy news + former U of A chancellor gets the full boot + cop kills kid in Lonoke County: it's getting bigger * corrections and apologies * Lonoke County Sheriff looking shook * Conway Police Department body cam footage + Officer Kevin Apple's last day on the job + Sisters-diddler Duggar gets more time (outside out prison) - hidden cameras come out - former Harrison High School band director gives private sessions - Sarah Elizabeth Breeshears has 3* kids - homophobic slur? "Hey Siri...." - wet counties get dripping wet...soon - Bar B-Q is BACK in Mariana ...and you are out of your mind if you think that's all I've got for you on this one! BRIBES ARE OUT! Leave an Apple Podcasts review (with words) and you're put on the Winners' Wheel where you will have a chance to win some TREMENDOUS Arkansas related art, gift cards, canvas prints...all kinds of great stuff. The reviews help get the the ONLY all Arkansas focused podcast to the top of the results when someone types in "Arkansas" into the podcast search field. (TONS of fantastic bribes are to be had. I promise!) Thanks for hopping on the ride with me and I hope you dig it. Tap the SUBSCRIBE button to make sure you never miss a new weekly episode, or any of the bonus episodes that come out by surprise. If you're liking what's happing here, tell someone. Better yet, just grab their phone and subscribe for them. Do them the favor, okay? Thanks for hopping on the ride with me and I hope you dig it. Tap the SUBSCRIBE button to make sure you never miss a new weekly episode, or any of the bonus episodes that come out by surprise. If you're liking what's happing here, tell someone. Better yet, just grab their phone and subscribe for them. Do them the favor, okay? Interested in sponsoring the podcast, or want to reach out? mail@notforprophets.net notforprophets.net Instagram Twitter YouTube Spotify
Pam Kravetz is fun, effervescent, vivacious. Take your pick of how to describe the Cincinnati artist and suburban high school art teacher. They all fit. She's so fun, in fact, that her family and friends held a parade in Over-the-Rhine for her 60th birthday last weekend. A few hundred people, including a who's who from the local arts and entertainment scene, converged on Washington Park wearing colorful outfits and hats to honor a woman who regularly wears go-go boots, tutus and sequins. How did Kravetz go from an artsy outcast as a kid to being the life of the party and influencer on the local arts and entertainment scene? The Cincinnati native told her story on The Enquirer's "That's So Cincinnati" podcast this week. "When I was little, I was that kid who never fit in," Kravetz said. "Even in kindergarten – this was the '60s – I got sent to the principal's office for wearing go-go boots and a mini-skirt." Kravetz credits her elementary and high school teachers for encouraging her to embrace her passion for art. It ended up inspiring her to pursue her own career as an art teacher. She is retiring this week as Harrison High School's art teacher after a 30-year career. Her experiences at the University of Cincinnati helped Kravetz to begin to accept that being different is OK. Said Kravetz: "I was an art kid, so we wore all black. We were kind of angsty and cool. And then I was a sorority girl. I was also the Bearcat mascot. I was all of these weird parts of a human that didn't quite fit together. But all of that speaks to the person I've become because now I'm super comfortable talking in front of people and being the center of attention."Kravetz's life has continued to be full of unique opportunities. The Enquirer once featured her and her art work, and that led to her getting a date with the man who's now her husband. Her friends nicknamed her the "Queen of Love" for how she met her husband, Craig Davis. In addition to being heavily involved in the arts scene, Kravetz has also been on a synchronized swimming team for several years at Ziegler Park in Over-the-Rhine. Her advice for those who might be struggling to embrace their passion, talent and personality. "Loving yourself is huge," Kravetz said.
Who is Justin Fields? Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks take a deep look at the quarterback prospect in their annual 360 series. The two scouts look past the tape and talk to those closest around Fields. What was he like as a kid? How good was he at baseball? What was he like at Ohio State? First, Justin Fields talks to the media after being drafted by the Chicago Bears (3:05). Then, Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks start by focusing on Justin Fields' development before he got to college. The guys talk to Fields' private quarterback coach Ron Veal, who's trained him since the sixth grade, as he emphasizes how good Justin was at baseball (7:47). Then, Daniel Jeremiah revisits an interview from the 2017 Elite 11 competition with himself, Justin Fields, Rhett Lewis and Trent Dilfer (13:27). After that, Fields' high school football coach at Harrison High School, Matt Dickmann, talks about why Fields was so impressive at football and baseball (16:54). Now, the pair switch their focus to Justin's college career. Ohio State head football coach Ryan Day joins to discuss Justin's success at the program (25:39). Following that, Elite 11 head coach Trent Dilfer gives his evaluation of Fields (37:58). Next, Justin's trainer at 3DQB Training Company, John Beck, gives insight into how competitive he is (43:26). Then, Ohio State running back Trey Sermon talks about playing with Fields and touches on his leadership ability (47:32). Finally, former Ohio State and current Baltimore Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins dives into Justin's athleticism (49:10).Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Who is Justin Fields? Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks take a deep look at the quarterback prospect in their annual 360 series. The two scouts look past the tape and talk to those closest around Fields. What was he like as a kid? How good was he at baseball? What was he like at Ohio State? First, Justin Fields talks to the media after being drafted by the Chicago Bears (3:05). Then, Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks start by focusing on Justin Fields' development before he got to college. The guys talk to Fields' private quarterback coach Ron Veal, who's trained him since the sixth grade, as he emphasizes how good Justin was at baseball (7:47). Then, Daniel Jeremiah revisits an interview from the 2017 Elite 11 competition with himself, Justin Fields, Rhett Lewis and Trent Dilfer (13:27). After that, Fields' high school football coach at Harrison High School, Matt Dickmann, talks about why Fields was so impressive at football and baseball (16:54). Now, the pair switch their focus to Justin's college career. Ohio State head football coach Ryan Day joins to discuss Justin's success at the program (25:39). Following that, Elite 11 head coach Trent Dilfer gives his evaluation of Fields (37:58). Next, Justin's trainer at 3DQB Training Company, John Beck, gives insight into how competitive he is (43:26). Then, Ohio State running back Trey Sermon talks about playing with Fields and touches on his leadership ability (47:32). Finally, former Ohio State and current Baltimore Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins dives into Justin's athleticism (49:10).
Jared talks with @RaphealDavis3 about his new basketball camp coming to Harrison High School in June. Follow him on twitter or go to https://www.raphealdavisbasketball.com to get your kids involved.
In the third hour, Danny Parkins and Matt Spiegel continued to break down what the Bears' selection of Ohio State quarterback Justin Fields in the NFL Draft on Thursday evening means for the organization. Later, the guys welcomed on Matt Dickmann, Fields' coach at Harrison High School in Georgia. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Who is Justin Fields? Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks take a deep look at the quarterback prospect in their annual 360 series. The two scouts look past the tape and talk to those closest around Fields. What was he like as a kid? How good was he at baseball? What was he like at Ohio State? Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks first focus on Justin Fields' development before he got to college. The guys start by talking to Fields' private quarterback coach Ron Veal, who's trained him since the sixth grade, as he emphasizes how good Justin was at baseball (3:35). Then, Daniel Jeremiah revisits an interview from the 2017 Elite 11 competition with himself, Justin Fields, Rhett Lewis and Trent Dilfer (9:15). After that, Fields' high school football coach at Harrison High School, Matt Dickmann, talks about why Fields was so impressive at football and baseball (12:42). Now, the pair switch their focus to Justin's college career. Ohio State head football coach Ryan Day joins to discuss Justin's success at the program (21:27). Following that, Elite 11 head coach Trent Dilfer gives his evaluation of Fields (33:46). Next, Justin's trainer at 3DQB Training Company, John Beck, gives insight into how competitive he is (39:14). Then, Ohio State running back Trey Sermon talks about playing with Fields and touches on his leadership ability (43:19). Finally, former Ohio State and current Baltimore Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins dives into Justin's athleticism (44:58). Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network.Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Who is Justin Fields? Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks take a deep look at the quarterback prospect in their annual 360 series. The two scouts look past the tape and talk to those closest around Fields. What was he like as a kid? How good was he at baseball? What was he like at Ohio State? Daniel Jeremiah and Bucky Brooks first focus on Justin Fields' development before he got to college. The guys start by talking to Fields' private quarterback coach Ron Veal, who's trained him since the sixth grade, as he emphasizes how good Justin was at baseball (3:35). Then, Daniel Jeremiah revisits an interview from the 2017 Elite 11 competition with himself, Justin Fields, Rhett Lewis and Trent Dilfer (9:15). After that, Fields' high school football coach at Harrison High School, Matt Dickmann, talks about why Fields was so impressive at football and baseball (12:42). Now, the pair switch their focus to Justin's college career. Ohio State head football coach Ryan Day joins to discuss Justin's success at the program (21:12). Following that, Elite 11 head coach Trent Dilfer gives his evaluation of Fields (33:31). Next, Justin's trainer at 3DQB Training Company, John Beck, gives insight into how competitive he is (38:59). Then, Ohio State running back Trey Sermon talks about playing with Fields and touches on his leadership ability (43:04). Finally, former Ohio State and current Baltimore Ravens running back J.K. Dobbins dives into Justin's athleticism (44:43). Move the Sticks is a part of the NFL Podcasts Network.
This time we have two guests and they're so great that it also means two episodes. In part 1, you'll meet Edgar Flores Rivera and Mr. Bridger Stapleton, a student and a teacher at Harrison High School. Edgar and Mr. Stapleton have been working together in the classroom and on the soccer field for years. They tell us how they came to have such a special bond and how teachers and students form symbiotic relationships.Tune in next time to hear Edgar and Mr. Stapleton explain how their routines changed during the pandemic and how they grew through it.How are you stronger now? Send us an e-mail or a voice note to mindfulandpositive@gmail.com. Learn more about our work at www.mindfulandpositive.org And thank you to our sponsors, the Anschutz Foundation and Gazette Charities.
Get used to knowing this girls name bc I have a feeling we will be hearing it for a long time. A high school senior and very driven young woman changing the way we experience inclusivity- oh and did I mention she was born the year I graduated high school ;)
Harrison High School student Luke Wong and Americans Defending Freedom Attorney Caleb Dalton detail Luke's two-year battle to start a local Young Americans for Freedom chapter at the school on Westchester Talk Radio, "The Cup of Joe Political Show" Episode 89, produced by Sharc Creative
Welcome back!It is my pleasure to welcome this week's special guest Rudy Arcara. Rudy is a personal trainer and fitness instructor in Boca Raton and Delray Beach, Florida. He is one the greatest football players to come out of Westchester County, NY, winning two state championships with Harrison High School before moving on to play Division 1 Football at Iona College in New Rochelle, NY.After graduating from Iona, Rudy sustained a back injury that left him in debilitating pain and unfortunately led Rudy to becoming addicted to prescription pain medication. Rudy and his family decided to seek treatment in South Florida and that's where Rudy's journey started moving in a more uplifting direction. After become sober, Rudy decided to ditch a more corporate gig in favor of his passion: fitness and coaching. His story resonates with not only those in the recovery community, but also the post graduate athletes looking for purpose after a life of competition. I appreciate Rudy for coming on the podcast and being so honest and candid. I am sure his story and words of wisdom will not only educate but inspire those who listen.If you like this podcast, please subscribe, rate, review, and share it with your friends!
Drew Stanton played 14 seasons in the NFL with the Lions, Jets, Colts, Cardinals and Browns. He was selected in the second round of the 2007 NFL Draft by Detroit. He was a standout quarterback at Harrison High School in Farmington Hills, Michigan and in college at Michigan State. Drew has spent time learning and mentoring quarterbacks in the NFL like Matthew Stafford, Jon Kitna, Andrew Luck, Carson Palmer and Baker Mayfield. Stanton retired following the 2019 NFL season. On today's podcast, we talk to Drew Stanton about retirement, adjusting to life without football, coming to faith in Christ and the difficulty of playing the quarterback position in the NFL. ...... If you enjoyed this episode with Drew, we know you'll love these conversations as well: Episode 336 - Matt Forte and Justin Forsett Episode 96 - Kirk Cousins Episode 458 - Carson and Maddie Wentz ..... Episode 575
Sit back and enjoy the sounds of Friday Night Hoya Lights as Harrison High School honors the graduates of 2020.
Rising Senior at Harrison High School and a great student leader with FCA!
With no wrestling, Episode 52 features Chad Dennis and his assistant coaches from Harrison High School in Ohio will chat some wrestling. Join Dennis and Chris Baird and Eric Meyer as they talk all things wrestling in the current climate. About MatBoss: Created by coaches for coaches, MatBoss for iPad® integrates wrestling stats directly into the video you record for each match, completely replacing the need for labor-intensive pencil and paper scoring systems. It's the wrestling stats app our sport has been waiting for. Focus on coaching, not busy work Improve through video analysis Make data an advantage Eliminate scoring errors Increase exposure Become a digital coach SUBSCRIBE & FOLLOW TO THE SHOW @MatBossApp | Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | Spreaker | Google Podcasts | RSS
Chad Dennis and his assistant coaches from Harrison High School in Ohio talk shop and talk wrestling.
Jakob and William welcome Ellie May Williamson, from Harrison High School, host of the school's morning show as well as social media assistant for the Corkey Kell and Georgia Elite Classic to talk about high school recruiting in the state of Georgia. Jake and Will get into what the NBA Allstar weekend gets so right, their NBA midseason awards, the proposed format change for MLB's playoffs. The guys share their thoughts on the relaunch of the XFL, and finally the sorta locally famous, "Question of the Day?!?"
John is be awarded the Sparky Anderson Community Excellence Award and the CATCH Golf Prelude Party tonight.
John is be awarded the Sparky Anderson Community Excellence Award and the CATCH Golf Prelude Party tonight.
From crafting beverages to running the register, students at Harrison High School staff and run Deca's House of Grounds. Find out how this unique program provides skills that often translate into after-school jobs and builds responsibility.
Addison Snell interviews the students and coaches from the first ever all-high-school team to compete in SC's Student Cluster Competition.
PODCAST: On the latest edition of the Preps Podcast, Lorne Plant, Tom Markowski, Scott Burnstein and Jeff Dullack discuss the MHSAA football seeding process and offer ideas on how it could be changed in the future. Also on today's Podcast, the guys breakdown the Division 1-8 playoffs and make their predictions on how the playoffs will shake out. Can Eisenhower High School (Michigan) complete its perfect season? Will West Bloomfield High School's high-octane offense continue to roll? Who will come out of the ultra-competitive district that features Belleville High School, Salem Rocks Athletic Department, Saline High School and Canton Chiefs football? Is Martin Luther King High School (Detroit) the team to beat in Division 2, or will teams like Mona Shores Football or De La Salle Collegiate High School unseat the Crusaders as the Division 2 state champions? We will have a new Division 3 state champion, but can anybody beat Muskegon Big Red Football this year? How far will East Grand Rapids Sports, Harrison High School, Carlson High School and Divine Child High School make it in the postseason? Is Catholic Central High School the favorite in Division 4 or will this be River Rouge High School's year? Can anyone knock off the four-time defending Division 5 state champions, West Catholic High School? Will Watervliet High School, Central High School (Detroit), Montague High Athletics or Michigan Collegiate unseat Lumen Christi Catholic School in D-6? And is Madison High School the favorite in D-7 and will anybody challenge Muskegon Catholic Crusaders Football is Division 8? We break it all down right here!
Vicki Trammell Cuthbert was born in West Point, Georgia. She graduated from Harrison High School as part of the last class before the school system was integrated. Cuthbert earned a full Ford Foundation academic scholarship and graduated from Morris Brown College in Atlanta. She worked as a research associate for the Atlanta University School of Social Work before attending the University of Georgia Law School. Cuthbert worked for a short time for the Georgia Legal Services in Macon, Georgia, before moving to Marietta, Georgia, in 1987. She practiced law in Marietta and in 1988 was appointed by Judge James Bodiford to the Cobb County Magistrate Court, where she served as the court's first African American judge. In 1998 Judge Cuthbert left the Magistrate Court. She joined the Cobb County Juvenile Court as an Advocate in 2004. ID:ksu-45-05-001-03013 Rights:To request permission to publish, reproduce, publicly display, broadcast, or distribute this material in any format, you must contact the Archives, Rare Books and Records Management.
Vicki Trammell Cuthbert was born in West Point, Georgia. She graduated from Harrison High School as part of the last class before the school system was integrated. Cuthbert earned a full Ford Foundation academic scholarship and graduated from Morris Brown College in Atlanta. She worked as a research associate for the Atlanta University School of Social Work before attending the University of Georgia Law School. Cuthbert worked for a short time for the Georgia Legal Services in Macon, Georgia, before moving to Marietta, Georgia, in 1987. She practiced law in Marietta and in 1988 was appointed by Judge James Bodiford to the Cobb County Magistrate Court, where she served as the court's first African American judge. In 1998 Judge Cuthbert left the Magistrate Court. She joined the Cobb County Juvenile Court as an Advocate in 2004.Use Restrictions: To request permission to publish, reproduce, publicly display, broadcast, or distribute this material in any format, you must contact the Archives, Rare Books and Records Management.
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