Lisa Singleton-Rickman is a Staff Writer at TimesDaily. She covers a variety of topics including K-12 education, adult education, tourism, and non-profits, with a particular focus on the town of Cherokee. Lisa's work has also been featured in AL.com, where she explores themes related to holidays, Alabama culture, and community events.
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Lisa Singleton-Rickman's coverage has a strong focus on local events, education, and community-related news in Florence, Alabama. Her articles often cover press releases and event coverage related to educational milestones, children-focused initiatives, and community events.
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Two educators in the Florence school system are recipients of a $5,000 Learning and Leadership grant from the National Education Association Foundation.
There will be no more camping out to get through the “American Idol” audition line for Florence High School student Tanner King.
Town clerk Melinda Malone told council members Tuesday she had filed a claim against Cherokee in the amount of $100,000 for what she calls damages caused to her by unequal
By: Lisa Singleton-Rickman
A new report from the Center on Education Policy shows that about one-third of U.S. schools and districts do not meet required standards, or adequate yearly progress, under No Child
FLORENCE -- There will be no more camping out for days to get through the “American Idol” audition line for Florence High School student Tanner King.
For local businesswoman Stephaine Buffaloe, volunteering for the CHOICES program isn't about performing a civic duty; it's a calling.
Two Shoals school superintendents - Jeff Wooten of Muscle Shoals and Joe Walters of Tuscumbia - have been selected for the 2010-2011 class of Superintendents Leaders Network.
Lauderdale County Commissioner Fay Parker said getting two-way radios in all county school buses was a matter of safety.
CHEROKEE -- Town officials are hopeful their action this morning will mean their sewer system woes will be behind them by year’s end.
Cherokee town officials are hopeful action taken Monday will mean their sewer system woes will be behind them by year’s end.
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