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Huntsville is expanding public transportation this summer by opening a new transit center for its buses. The center is on track to finish construction in May and should be open by the end of June. It will be located on Pratt Avenue, close to the intersection with Church Street. A photo of the general area […]
The Van Gogh Experience is an award-winning immersive art experience. It began in 2017 and is one of many projects attempting to create an immersive experience out of the paintings of Vincent Van Gogh. The exhibit will appear in Huntsville (at 6123 University Dr unit 100, Huntsville, AL 35806. 6123 University Dr unit 100, AL […]
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On March 5th, the political primaries ended. Across 15 states, voting took place to select a presidential nominee for both the Republicans and Democrats. The results of Super Tuesday were not in the least bit shocking to anyone. Former President Donald Trump won 14 out of the 15 states that voted in the Republican primary. […]
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On January 23, the 2024 election cycle continued with the New Hampshire primary for both Republicans and Democrats. This primary had all eyes on it, specifically for the Republican field. The Republican presidential race has been narrowed down now to two candidates, former President Donald Trump, and former UN Ambassador Nikki Haley. According to the […]
by Katy Samba
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On Tuesday, November 14, Calhoun Community College’s Black Student Association (BSA) held its Soul Food Festival. I enjoyed talking with classmates and eating all of the delicious food that was prepared for the students, staff, and faculty. The event had a great turnout, with many of us devouring the food. After being served by the […]
This week (Nov. 13-16), the Calhoun Cupboard is opening its doors for the Thanksgiving Food Drive. Anyone who is struggling to feed their families for the holidays is welcome to come and take what they need. The Cupboard has pumpkin pie filling, cranberry sauce, turkey stuffing, green beans, corn, brownie mix, and more. If you […]
Lowe Mill hosted a workshop titled “Flow: Storytelling in Comics” with UAH lecturer Nichole Hart on Saturday, November 11. All ages and skill levels were welcome, and the primary goal was to learn about the process of developing comics in the professional world. The exercise was writing and illustrating a brief story from our own […]
The Neurodivergent Student Club met for the first time this semester on September 26. The meeting largely focused on accommodations and how to apply for them. For students to receive disability accommodations, they must have documented proof of their diagnosis or proof that they have been tested for said disability in the last three years. […]
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Graduation at Calhoun Community College is right around the corner. It will be on Thursday, May 11 at 4 PM in the VBC. Graduating students should arrive between 2:30 and 3 PM if they wish to participate in commencement exercises. Once the ceremony has begun, students are not allowed to leave until completion. The […]