Mar 26, 2008 | Montgomery Advertiser
Trenholm culinary class whips up frozen treat for annual dinner
“And everything is from scratch.”
They're familiarizing themselves with the menu and planning for the annual Seven Course Gala & Auction, but H. Councill Trenholm State Technical College's culinary arts students have been preparing for 'the ... via Montgomery Advertiser
Russ Buchanan, Birmingham, 879-1265, offered to give away yearbooks from Alabama Polytechnic Institute for the years 1950, 1951, 1952 and 1954. via Birmingham News Online
"Gospel Music: Yesterday and Today" featuring recording artist Emill 10-11 a.m. today. via Montgomery Advertiser
“ArchiTreats: Food for Thought”
Today St. Jude Catholic Church, 2048 W. Fairview Ave., will have its annual Black History Month musical program featuring the gospel choir at 3 p.m. today. via Montgomery Advertiser
Today Doster Community Center's ninth annual Black History Month Program 6 p.m. today. via Montgomery Advertiser
High School Girls Basketball Roundup: St. James turns back Ma
Hope Olszewski scored 12 points and Annie Vette added 11 lead St. James to a 47-38 victory over Montgomery Academy on Friday. via Montgomery Advertiser
High School Girls Basketball Roundup: a good Sport -- Trinity downs Holtville
HOLTVILLE -- Stevi Sport tossed in 25 points to help Trinity claim a 50-36 win at Holtville on Tuesday. via Montgomery Advertiser
Bicyclist Suffers Severe Injuries After Collision with Car
WSFA 12 News has learned the identity of a bicyclist injured after his bike collided with a car Tuesday night. via WSFA-TV Montgomery
Lowndes man makes tilapia pay off
“Before the water gets below 60 degrees, I have to sell them or move them”
LETOHATCHEE -- Darrell Means has stepped into the water and reeled in an alternative agricultural enterprise. via Montgomery Advertiser
Tuskegee Extension Office promotes tilapia fish
The Tuskegee Extension Office is promoting the production and sales of tilapia fish as an alternative commodity to increase pond owners annual income. via Montgomery Advertiser