ARTICLE AND PHOTO BY DAVID BELLFOR THE OBSERVER OPELIKA — Teachers of the Year in the Opelika City School District were recently recognized during a...
City Council applauds Opelika Schools’ Teachers of the Year
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Trinity Christian advances to playoffs in AISA tournament
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