SUMMARY: In-person absentee voting starts this weekend, with circuit clerk offices open from 8 AM to noon on October 26th. The final day for in-person absentee voting is November 2nd. For mail-in ballots, they must be postmarked by November 5th and received by a circuit clerk office by November 13th to be counted.

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SUMMARY: WXXV and Huntington Learning Center have honored Yolanda Brownley, a seventh-grade science teacher at West Harrison Middle School, as the October Teacher of the Month. Nominated by parent Brook Po for her dedication and care for her students, Brownley emphasizes the reciprocal learning experience in her classroom. She cherishes her students and believes they play a crucial role in her teaching, stating, “Without them, I could not do what I do.” Brownley aims to impart knowledge that prepares her students for both academic standards and real-life situations. Congratulations to Ms. Brownley for her impactful contribution to education!

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SUMMARY: This week, several girls golf programs competed in the state championship, with notable achievements. Hancock girls golf secured the 6A championship, with all four team members finishing in the top 16; sophomore Carson Alti was the individual medalist. Coach Chip Borg became Hancock High School’s all-time winningest coach. In 5A, Ston High’s Carissa Hester won the individual title at Whispering Pines. Additionally, the lady Crescent of Our Lady Academy defended their title in class 1, marking their second state championship in a week. Congratulations to all participants, and best of luck to the boys teams competing next week!

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