Entertainment

Sundays at the Center features students of the Academy of Performing Arts

The voice and dance students of the Academy of Performing Arts students will be performing today at 2 p.m. at Sundays at the Center, at the Louise Campbell Center for the Arts.

Pet of the Week: Mel

Mel is a six-week-old, long haired calico, female kitten. She is very sweet and friendly and ready for adoption from the West Point Clay County Animal Shelter.

With the influx of kittens, the shelter needs cat litter, Fancy Feast canned kitten food, and Science Diet dry cat food.

Women Build volunteers finish ahead of schedule

Women from West Point and Clay County joined together with Habitat for Humanity and Lowe's to take part in Women Build, an all-female volunteer crew to work on a Habitat home. More than 20 women met Thursday morning at City Hall before departing for the house in need of painting.

Wildwood Expressions Art Exhibit at the LCCA

The work of local artist, Hoot Wilder will be opening Sunday, May 13, in the Louise Campbell Center for the Arts. His “Wildwood Expressions” captures the wonderful character of old barns, homes, and landscapes that are often passed by without really observing.

CTC students build and donate wildlife observation structures

The Construction Technologies and Metal Fabrication classes built two handicapped accessible wildlife observation structures for handicapped wildlife enthusiasts, who visit the Dept. of Wildlife, Fisheries and Parks Wildlife

Move to Learn: A new way to learn

Larry Calhoun and Move to Learn came to East Side Elementary Friday morning to show teachers a new way to keep kids focused and alert in school. Move to Learn is a teaching tool to allow teachers to stop for five minutes to give students a brain break.

WPHS Band has memorable year

Not every student is cut out to be an athlete, some do not excel in academics, but for those who love and have an ear for music, the high school band may be a perfect fit.

Mission on the Hill welcomes Mississippi Campers on Mission

Mississippi Campers on Mission was part of a national fellowship of Christian campers of all denominations who want to share their faith and their love of Jesus Christ while camping or participating in missions activities.  The group chose the Mission on the Hill as a project that would benefit f

Sickle Cell Awareness 5K Walk/Run a success

The Progressive Foundation of Clay County Inc., made it their first project to sponsor a Sickle Cell Awareness 5K Walk/Run to raise awareness about the little known disease that primarily affects the African American Community.

Gencyber program offers enrollment for day camp

The Gencyber program in a partnership with BulldogBytes, is reaching out to girls from second through fifth grades to encourage them in pursuing Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) classes. They will sponsor a free camp June 25 - 29, at the Bryan Public Library.