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Hunting Season Dates Announced for 2020-2021New Deer Zones, Early Dove Season and the Return of Sandhill Crane Hunting  Photo by Michael Padgett The 2020-2021 hunting season will bring big changes for white-tailed deer hunters in a few parts of Alabama with the creation of two new deer zones. The newly created zones D and E will allow hunters to gun hunt before and during the peak of the rut (deer breeding season) in those locations.
Zone D includes areas in Cullman, Franklin, Lawrence and Winston counties. Zone E includes areas in Barbour, Calhoun, Cleburne and Russell counties. Archery season for zones D and E will open ...
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Calhoun Foundation Announces New Annual Giving and Alumni Relations Coordinator Decatur, AL - Calhoun Foundation announced that Gayle Hagewood has joined the college as its new Annual Giving and Alumni Relations Coordinator. Hagewood officially began her duties at the college on July 6.
Hagewood brings significant experience in alumni and donor relations to the Foundation, having most recently served as Assistant Director of Development at Athens Bible School in Athens, Alabama, a position she held... CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE SIGNS TRANSFER ARTICULATION AGREEMENT WITH UNIVERSITY OF WEST ALABAMA Decatur, AL – Today, representatives from Calhoun Community College and the University of West Alabama (UWA) met for the official signing of a new articulation agreement of conditional guaranteed admission between the two educational institutions that will support the recruitment and transfer of students from Calhoun to UWA. The event will take place at 4:00 p.m. in the Advanced Technology Center, Exhibit Hall on Calhoun’s Decatur campus.
According to the mutually-agreed upon terms of the Memorandum of Understanding (MOU), UWA and Calhoun Community College recognize...  A List of Athens-Limestone Restaurants That Have Announced Closure During July 4th Weekend CALHOUN COMMUNITY COLLEGE MAKES GETTING YOUR GED CONVENIENT WITH NEW AND FREE ONLINE PROGRAMThe Calhoun Community College Adult Education Department is currently accepting applications for its new online GED program. According to Mindi Russell, Calhoun’s Acting Director of Adult Education, GED classes are held year-round and students can enroll at any time. Students have a broad range of scheduling options with classes available at more than 25 sites in surrounding communities. In addition, the new online platform makes getting a GED even easier. “We are very excited about our new online class option and feel it will assist those students who normally would not be able to attend classes due to scheduling conflicts,” she said.
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