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Interview: Junior Auxiliary of Columbus’ 74th annual charity ball is set for April 6
SUMMARY: The Junior Auxiliary of Columbus is preparing for their 74th Annual Charity Ball, with Chairwoman Allison Alexander discussing their various projects and fundraisers. Founded in 1943, the organization has multiple service projects, including clothing and shoe donations, backpack meals for children, and projects for personal finance and children with disabilities. The Charity Ball, along with their Report to Community magazine, are major fundraisers to support these initiatives. Tickets for the event can be purchased on their website, with the ball taking place next weekend. The organization works tirelessly to make a positive impact in the community.
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Coach's Corner: Ashli Sutton
SUMMARY: The content discusses the challenges of coaching, the personal struggles of a girls basketball coach at Callaway, and her dedication to her team, teaching math, and playing the drums at church. She emphasizes the importance of maintaining mental health and putting herself first, learning from losses, and aiming to coach at the college level. She draws inspiration from successful coaches like Coach Don Staley and aims to help her players become better individuals on and off the court. Ultimately, her goal is to help her players excel and have options for their future, beyond just winning games.
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Lake Caroline residents meet to discuss future developments
SUMMARY: Residents in Lake Caroline met with developers at the Mermaid Cafe to discuss future developments in the neighborhood. Lake Caroline Incorporated had recently withdrawn plans for a gas station at the entrance, prompting the meeting. Media outlets were not allowed in, but residents and developers discussed potential ways development could benefit the neighborhood. Opinions were mixed, with some supporting development and others wary of potential changes. Some residents expressed trust in developer Mark Jordan, while others felt he should be more involved. The meeting focused on amenities like restaurants rather than zoning specifics. Jordan did not attend the meeting.
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Northwest Rankin has a new boys basketball head coach
SUMMARY: Northwest Rankin High School has hired former Provine head coach, Sir Dante Washington, to lead their boys basketball program. Washington led Provine to two state semifinals in his 11 years as head coach. He brings his competitive style of play and work ethic to NWR, emphasizing the importance of hard work and daily grind. Washington replaces Josh Luckett, who is now at Clinton High School. The two coaches are good friends and will compete against each other in the upcoming season. Washington's appointment signals a new era for NWR basketball, with a focus on competitiveness and hard work.
Longtime Provine basketball coach Sirdonta Washington is now at Northwest Rankin as he takes over the Cougars boys basketball program.
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