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Auburn Tigers basketball coach Bruce Pearl has always been upfront about his unwavering support for Israel, and this offseason is no different. Hot off leading Auburn to a Final Four appearance, Pearl's been busy with matters close to his heart. Pearl was recently named Chairman of the Board of Directors for the U.S. Israel Education Association (USIEA). This non-profit focuses on "educating and serving government leaders" to foster dialogue between the U.S. and Israel. Following his appointment, Pearl visited Israel and sat down with Israel Hayom to chat about basketball, his USIEA role, and his personal beliefs. The most impactful moment came when he shared why he advocates so fiercely for the country. "My message is clear: the US supports the State of Israel, and the majority of the public stands behind it," Pearl declared. "Don't pay attention to the loud minority... Most Americans stand with Israel." Pearl used Auburn's national spotlight to highlight important issues. When asked about promoting causes, he replied, "My grandfather... taught me the responsibility of speaking up... Martin Luther King said, 'Silence is complicity' – and he himself was a great supporter of the State of Israel. I acted according to how I was raised, and I'm proud of that."Bruce Pearl's Passion Extends Beyond the Court
A New Leadership Role
Trip to Israel and Powerful Message
Standing with Israel
A Moral Imperative
Lineworkers are the unsung heroes, braving crazy weather and tough conditions to keep our lights on! At Alabama Power, they're not just hiring; they're building careers, starting with apprenticeships that teach the ins and outs of electricity and power line safety. Alabama Power is committed to a bright future, ensuring a skilled workforce for years to come. A key strategy? Inspiring the next generation! The Southeast Division recently hosted two awesome career days in Headland and Phenix City, inviting local high schoolers to explore the world of energy. Around 70 students from over 20 schools got the chance to shadow experienced pros, getting a real taste of what it takes to be a successful lineworker. These events, a hit since their 2024 debut, are now bigger and better, welcoming even more students eager to learn. These career days aren't just about recruitment; they're about education! Students get a glimpse into the important work Alabama Power does for the community. David Norwood, Community Relations Manager, said it's "the foundation of our recruitment efforts," aiming to pass on knowledge to the next generation of workers. Brooke Goff, a Community Relations Specialist, visits schools, discussing career opportunities. The lineworker career day was a dream come true, offering hands-on experience. "They get to have one-on-one conversations with our linemen that do this job every day," Goff said, "And of course, our linemen enjoy interacting with the students, who are the future of our workforce.†These events are a team effort, involving community members, employees, and dedicated linemen. The result? Future linemen and strong community ties. Amanda Hardy, a Career Coach, shared a success story: "Last year at this event we had five Henry County students that attended, and out of those five, three went on to complete the lineman apprentice program through Wallace Community College." The career days featured interactive stations covering everything from electricity safety to pole climbing! Students got to try linework duties and handle real equipment. Live demonstrations from skilled linemen were also a hit! Beyond recruitment, these events are a chance to connect directly with the community and boost local employment. Beth Parkman, a Career Coach, emphasized the importance of in-person career fairs: “This is really good for them to get a peek into jobs right here in our community, and hopefully it will spark an interest or inspire them to apply for a job." Brian McAllister, Power Delivery Supervisor, believes being present in schools and communities is crucial for the future of lineworkers. Gavin Cox, a Senior at Headland High School, found his passion: “There’s just so many more opportunities than just doing the same thing every day.†His key takeaway? "Having initiative and integrity with the things you do."Alabama Power: Shaping the Next Generation of Lineworkers!
Investing in the Future
Hands-On Experience!
More Than Just a Job
Inspiring the Future Workforce
Community Partnerships
Behind the Scenes
Connecting with the Community
A Bright Future
Alright, ChumCity citizens, let's dive into the Alabama news stew! So, you try to, like, wipe out a whole nation? Turns out, those folks might be a little touchy about it happening again. Who knew?! Senator Chuck Grassley is throwing shade at "universal injunctions," calling them an "unconstitutional abuse." He's betting the Supreme Court will shut that party down soon. Alabama's Attorney General Steve Marshall is chest-thumping, declaring victory after the state nixed transgender surgeries for minors. That quasi-legal gambling joint, Stake, got slapped with a lawsuit in Alabama, but they're allegedly still operating. Risky business, indeed! Seventy-two percent of Alabama high school teachers are screaming about cell phone distractions! Governor Kay Ivey's jumping on the bandwagon, pushing for a classroom ban. Al.com tried to tell us how many federal workers Trump fired in Alabama... but couldn't quite nail down the numbers. They ran the story anyway. Journalism! Travel paid for AND a cool grand? Sounds tempting! But if you get caught, you're looking at serious consequences. Choose wisely, kids. Your guide through all this madness? None other than Dale Jackson, the brainiac from Yellowhammer News, dishing out the real talk weekdays from 5-9 a.m. on WVNN. Stay informed, stay chum!Alabama News Bites - ChumCity Style!
Never Again?
Grassley's Gripes
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Stake Still Rolling the Dice?
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Almost Gotcha!
Temptation Island: College Edition
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