Gregg Parker is a journalist for the Madison County Record. His articles cover a wide range of topics, including community events, local news, and human interest stories. His work has also been featured in The Redstone Rocket.
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Gregg Parker's coverage primarily focuses on local events, education, and community initiatives. He often provides event coverage and shares press releases related to family & relationships, entertainment news, human resources & employment, house & home, as well as health & wellbeing.
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MADISON – The Junior ROTC Booster Club at Columbia High School hopes for a big turnout at their car wash in Madison this weekend.
MADISON – Robin Dauma has fulfilled her dream that has remained persistent for decades. She now owns a bookstore that includes retail buys at Blue Apple Books and South & Pine.
MADISON – A weekend full of chess play will fill the calendar with the upcoming Fall Scholars Chess Tournament and the Back-to-School Bughouse Tournament.
By: Gregg Parker
MADISON – On Sept. 21, the City of Madison will be packed with instrumental musicians, color guards, dance squads and auxiliary teams for the excitement at the 2024 Rocket City Marching Invitational.
By: Gregg Parker
MADISON – The legacy of two prominent families in the community will be the topic for Madison History Association's meeting.
By: Gregg Parker
MADISON – Give it a try. Look at Michelle Hazlewood's designs for Cheery Loops Crochet at Madison Street Festival and resist a smile. It's next to impossible.
By: Gregg Parker
MADISON – Women in Madison can gain confidence and understand defensive moves in a class that Madison Police Department is offering.
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MADISON – Students in Madison have given an encore performance for the National Merit Scholarship Corporation. Once again, the Madison City Schools district is home to the largest number of National Merit Semifinalists in the State of Alabama.
MADISON – Tammy Brunton, who has worked as a classroom teacher for numerous years, has accepted the position of Assistant Principal at Horizon Elementary School.
By: Greggparker
MADISON – Frequent tongue-in-cheek references and hilarious asides will deliver a fun-filled evening when Messiah Lutheran Dinner Theater presents “If Music Be the Food of Love.”
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