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Lori Lowe, displaying some of her archery skills, is one of three certified instructors who will coach West Marion students in the expanded archery program. | File photos

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Archery added to curriculum at WME and WMP
By DANNY OFALLON - Publisher
Sun,10/17/21-10:45AM , 1,272 Reads
Under the leadership of new Superintendent Michael Day, a wide variety of extracurricular programming is now being offered across the Marion County School District to students as early as third grade.
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Columbia High School homecoming court includes, back row, from left, Mashanti McKenzie, Junior Maid, Chenadi Marshall, Sophomore Maid, Patrice Oatis, Athletic Maid, Jacqueline Franklin, Academic Maid, Natalie Stringer, Activity Maid, Julie Creel, Freshman Maid and Skye Abram, Senior Maid. Center row, from left, includes Jalaysia Everett, Maid of Honor, Shania Martin, Blue Football Maid, Destinee McGowan, Gold Football Maid and Jessica Baker, Maid of Honor. Bottom is Timiyah Magee, Homecoming Queen. | Photo submitted

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Columbia High School homecoming court announced
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Sun,10/17/21-10:26AM , 1,574 Reads
Freshman Maid Julie Creel
Julie is the daughter of Brand and Karen Creel. Julie is a member of the Dusty Club, track and Color Guard. Her hobbies include swimming and shopping. She aspires to attend Mississippi State University and is interested in studying law.
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Carl Loftin community service
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Sun,10/17/21-10:06AM , 1,354 Reads
HOSA members at the Marion County Carl Loftin Career & Technology Center have recently completed a community service project. August 29, 2021, Hurricane Ida hit the Gulf Coast resulting in a great number of Louisiana residents in need of basic necessities. The City of Columbia requested help in meeting the needs of those affected.
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CA students earn reading points
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Sun,10/17/21-9:54AM , 1,031 Reads
Six students from Columbia Academy earned the highest number of Accelerated Reader points during the first nine weeks. The students are, from left, Brayden Dyess, fifth grade, Ethan Armstrong, sixth grade, Hallie Williamson, third grade, Sumer Bass, first grade, Sadie Daley, second grade, and Charlee Kate Bond, fourth grade.
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