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North Highland Baptist Church
The North Highland Baptist Church recently held its Annual Senior Citizen
Luncheon on December 2. The Honorable Mayor Mark Saliba was the speaker
and he spoke about Ways and Means of keeping up with the issues that affect our
Senior Citizens in Dothan and the Wiregrass Area. This event is held every year
by our Missionary Society Ministry -- Circle #4 our oldest circle in the church;
and hosted by Circle #3. The Mayor presented the Circle #4 members with
gifts of appreciation from the City of Dothan.
Geneva Pickett -- Circle #4 -- Chairperson
Mina L. Dickens -- Missionary Society Ministry President
Rev. Robert L. Jones, Pastor
ACOM SimComp results
The Alabama College of Osteopathic Medicine (ACOM) held its annual Simulation Competition (SimComp) on Saturday, November 11. Last year, a team
of second-year ACOM student won both the national and international tournaments. A record 12 teams competed at ACOM’s SimComp for the opportunity to
represent the college at the national SimChallenge competition in Washington, DC in the spring. First place was awarded to the Nothin’ but Netters team. Second
place was awarded to The Caffeinators. Both teams will advance to the national competition to defend ACOM’s title.
Selma Street Elementary
Selma Street Elementary had a Holiday
Spirit Challenge this week, where staff
members grouped together and came
up with a theme in which to dress. The
students enjoyed seeing their teachers and
principals costumes! The staff put on a
parade for the students at the end of the
day.
The Caffeinators: (left to right) Justine Harris (OMS-I), Ashley Lopez (OMS-I), Kiara Touros (OMS-I),
Barbara Van De Water (OMS-II), and Johanna Rosales (OMS-I)
Nothin’ but Netters: (left to right) Victoria Brown (OMS-II), Daniel Eagle (OMS-II), Rose Zandvliet
(OMS-II), Duncan Bralts (OMS-II), and Ellen Pappas (OMS-II)