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Title IX at its best

When I graduated from Dothan High School in 1972, I had never seen a girl play a sport.  The girls were cheerleaders.  The boys played sports.  There was not much discussion about it and no one seemed to be making much of a fuss.   Girls did take physical education and wore white shorts and…

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Hop N Shop event planned in downtown Donalsonville Saturday, April 8th

In celebration of the Easter season, the Donalsonville Downtown Development Authority invites the community to the first annual Donalsonville Hop N Shop on Saturday, April 8. from 9 a.m. until 2 p.m.  An egg-stravagant egg hunt with downtown merchants, a petting zoo, kids activities, arts and crafts, food vendors and a special visit from the…

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First Port City Bank becomes a $5,000 Stewards of Lake Seminole supporter

On Tuesday, March 21, First Port City Bank presented a $5,000 check to Steve Dickman, founder and president of the Stewards of Lake Seminole, a group dedicated to preserving the health of the lake. Pictured above right, with Mr. Dickman are First Port City Bank President Scott Ewing and FPCB’s Seminole County Market President Nancy…

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Lakeside Festival and Team Bass Tournament set for Saturday, May 6th

Pictured at Lake Seminole’s Reynolds Landing Park, Seminole County Commissioner Darius Culverson and Tournament Director Tommy King discuss plans for the May 6 Lakeside Festival  Plans are being finalized by the Seminole County Board of Commissioners for the first annual Lakeside Festival and Team Bass Tournament to be held on Saturday, May 6. This free to…

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Allow yourself to make the journey

Dreams really do come true is more than just a line from a fairy tale. It’s a fact of life. Being a big dreamer doesn’t mean that you walk around with your head in the clouds. It means that you’re seeking a purpose for your life and it means that you’re becoming fulfilled in the…

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