All Union County schoolchildren are eligible to register with the annual Backpack 2 School Bash to pick out a backpack and fill it with school supplies. Photo by Daysha Pandolph

Backpack 2 School Bash benefits 525 local children

With the first day of school right around the corner, families gathered at First United Methodist Church of Union County on Saturday, Aug. 2, for the 10th Annual Backpack 2 School Bash, where children picked out free backpacks to stuff with school supplies.

Moriah Owenby, center, with her father Wayne Owenby and mentor John Cochran of the local Western music group John Cochran and the Cowhands. Photo/Submitted

Moriah Owenby continues journey as Western musician

Moriah Owenby may only be 17 years old, but she’s already making a name for herself on the music stage. As a member of local band John Cochran and the Cowhands that plays numerous regional shows throughout the year, Owenby has charmed listeners with her talent and is actively seeking a future where…

(L-R) School Social Worker Amy Rogers, Katie Mashburn of River City, Dawn Sharp of Family Connection, Becky Tracy of Family Connection, Katy Jones of Family Connection, Scott Nanney of River City and Jonathan Jones of River City. Photo by Shawn Jarrard

Schoolchildren invited to attend free shoe event

Union County students are invited to take part in what has become a local “Back to School” tradition – receiving a free pair of new, name-brand shoes donated for them by generous individuals and businesses in the community. Just in time for classes to start, children in need of new shoes can simply…

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Abnormal result causes violation for Coosa Water

Coosa Water Authority would like its roughly 2,000 customers to know that they have not actually been exposed to dangerous levels of fluoride in their drinking water. This month, Coosa Water mailed a “Fluoride MCL Violation” notice to customers along with its 2024 Water Quality Report.

United Community welcomed children to its annual Kids Day event on Friday, July 25, featuring many fun activities and free Kona Ice snow cones that came in particularly handy that hot summer day.

Kids Day offers final hurrah of summer break

NO BYLINE - UCB Kids Day25 Front: United Community welcomed children to its annual Kids Day event on Friday, July 25, featuring many fun activities and free Kona Ice snow cones that came in particularly handy that hot summer day.

The principals of Union County Schools are excited for classes to start. (L-R) UCPS Principal Debby Decubellis, UCES Principal Jerry Bavero, UCMS Principal Tammy Hughes, Woody Gap Principal Wendy Reynolds and UCHS Principal Josh Davis. Photo by Brittany Holbrooks

Schools ready for students next Wednesday

Summer break is just about over, meaning it’s time for children to start gearing up to head back to school for a new academic year, and the five campuses of Union County Schools are ready to welcome students into their halls once more on Wednesday, Aug. 6.

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