Education Articles

CWJC Celebrates Fall Graduates

CONTRIBUTED BY CWJC LEE COUNTY — The Christian Women’s Jobs Corps (CWJC) of Lee County recently celebrated nine women who graduated from its fall session. Christian Women’s Job Corps exists to minister to women in need with a hand up, not a handout. This is done by...

City of Opelika Partners with FTP to Provide Free Parenting Classes

CONTRIBUTED BYFRAZELMA LYNN/FTP OPELIKA — In response to concerns from city and county officials, schools and parents, the city of Opelika has entered an historic partnership with Frazelma Lynn, Parenting911 coach and founder of FTP: Frazelma Teaching Parents. ...

Southern Union Helps Seniors Through Digital World

BY WIL CREWS SPORTSCREWS@OPELIKAOBSERVER.COM OPELIKA — Southern Union State Community College (SUSCC) is holding free digital literacy courses for seniors in the community this semester. “It’s an online computer class that basically gets people familiar with...

Annual Beat ‘Bama Food Drive Begins

CONTRIBUTED BY THE FOOD BANK OF EAST ALABAMA LEE COUNTY — Another "food fight" is underway as the annual Beat ‘Bama Food Drive kicked off on Sept. 30.  For the past 28 years, Auburn University and the University of Alabama have competed with each other prior to...
Going the extra mile

Going the extra mile

By Sarah West Late one Sunday night, I lay awake with questions spinning round, pondering thoughts like to “should I stay or should I go?” In past...

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Adults, children and youth benefit at Vacation Bible School

Babies can read too

By Beth Pinyerd Classroom Observer I love to be in classrooms taking care of newborns, one and two-year-olds and toddlers. As they begin to search...

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