By David H. Waller
The Albany Mainstreet Playhouse took center stage this past weekend with their production of Rumors, marking a successful three-day run that brought renewed excitement to Albany’s theater scene. The show, directed by Lorna Ayers, entertained audiences while showcasing the cast’s strong chemistry.
By Lynsi Perry Musselman
The Lorax, Thing 1, 2 and 3, and Cat in the Hat, among other Dr. Seuss characters were seen on Nancy Smith Elementary School campus on Friday, February 28, to celebrate “Read Across America” week. The annual week-long event is celebrated in schools throughout the nation to coincide with the March 2nd birthday of children’s author Dr. Seuss, whose big day fell on a Sunday this year.
The Albany Masonic Lodge continues its tradition of giving back to the community, recently making donations to the Albany ISD Dyslexia Program and the local senior citizens center, as well as opening applications for its annual scholarship.
Do you have a flight plan?
There have been a few major news stories of late regarding significant airplane accidents causing injury and death. Rarely does an automobile accident make the news but in Texas about one death occurs every 2.5 hours in a vehicular accident. Overall, about 700 Texans die each day from various causes. In the vast majority of cases, not one of those folks knew that it would be their last day. And, many, if not most, will “fly away” without a flight plan!
