Winter Art Market encourages aspiring students

Winter Art Market encourages aspiring students

Keegan Mapes, a senior art student at the University of North Alabama, said putting her work up for sale at events and art exhibitions like the Winter Art Market at the Tennessee Valley Museum of Art in Tuscumbia not only validates her passion, but it also motivates her to create more.

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Penn Township artist decorates yard with concrete sculptures

Penn Township artist decorates yard with concrete sculptures
Drivers on Sleepy Hollow Road in Penn Township often slow to a stop when they see the concrete sculptures in Mark Milliron’s front yard. Milliron, who has lived on the road for nearly 40 years, has come to expect questions and curiosity about the human-like figures, especially when he is

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Photographers, Opportunity Hub team up for free holiday photoshoots in Starrett City

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A community organization teamed up with photographers and gifted 100 families with free holiday photoshoots on Saturday in Starrett City. Dizzy Brown and his colleagues at the Opportunity Hub on Pennsylvania Avenue turned their offices into a photography studio.  

Professional photographers flew in from Texas to capture special moments filled with holiday cheer for local families. 

“This is actually my first photo with him, I haven’t had the opportunity to take pictures with him as of yet, and he’s 3, so I seized the opportunity, I appreciate Dizzy for doing this,” said one mother at Saturday’s event.