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Nov

09

2021

Black and White Party

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BY: Kendra Carpenter There will be a Black and White Party on November 20, 2021, starting at 7 p.m. and ending at 9 p.m. The event will be held at the Montgomery Convention Center. The famous Ruben Studdard will be in attendance singing his greatest hits at the Convention Center. Black and white attire will be strictly enforced to make sure everything looks great. The party will be non-refundable after paying for the ticket. Tickets start off at $150 and go up in price depending on what you want to be included in your section. Ruben Studdard is known for…

Nov

09

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

Turkey Day Classic

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BY: Kendra Carpenter Every year, Alabama State University hosts an annual Turkey Day Classic. The Classic Parade will start on November 25 at 9 a.m. in Downtown Montgomery. After the Turkey Day Classic Parade, Alabama State will take part in the 97th Turkey Day Classic Game. They will be playing Tuskegee University at 2 p.m. inside the ASU Stadium. The Turkey Day Classic Parade is a known tradition in Montgomery. Families and friends from all over come to this festival to partake in this historic event. When it comes to entering the parade, only 25 decorated vehicles will be allowed…

Nov

03

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

No Female Workers

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BY: Kendra Carpenter In Kabul, Afghanistan, the female employees have all been instructed to stay at home. If the job can be done by a man, then they are advised not to work at this time. During this time, lives are still being threatened and bombs are still going off. Witnesses have said recently five individuals were killed due to a massive explosion. In that explosion, a child and three border police officers were killed. In my opinion, doing this to keep women from working is more than sickening. This all surrounds stopping women from working with scare tactics. in…

Nov

03

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

U.S. Marines Killed in Afghanistan Bombing

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BY: Kendra Carpenter During September in the State of California, there were families and friends mourning the deaths of Marines that were killed in a major bombing in Afghanistan. Lance Cpl. Kareem Nikoui was one of the many that lost their lives trying to save the people of Afghanistan. He was only twenty years old. Many gathered in a church in Riverside to pay respects to the fallen Marine. There was a total of thirteen marines killed while in Afghanistan, and more are continuing to die during this battle between the United States and the Taliban to attempt to bring…

Nov

03

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

Kyrie Irving Sits Out Due to Vaccination Status

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BY: Kendra Carpenter NBC News recently stated that professional basketball player Kyrie Irving, who is the guard for the Brooklyn Nets, will not be allowed to play or practice with the team until he is vaccinated, even with him being one of the most important players on the team. Sean Marks, who is the coach of the team, wants Irving to be completely vaccinated to play, and the Barclays Center in New York has a stern rule that you must have at least one COVID-19 vaccine in order to enter the indoor gyms. Marks stated that the team has no…

Oct

14

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

Dino Dig Education Program

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BY: Kendra Carpenter The Dino Dig Education Program is being hosted by the Montgomery Zoo and Mann Wildlife Learning Museum. The program will allow children to get in touch with their inner archeologists and get dirty while learning. They will be allowed to dig for bones from the past learn about the creatures that we see in movies such as “Jurassic Park” from millions of years ago. It will give them a fun learning experience that will be hands-on for the children This event is open to the public for boys and girls who wish to learn. This event will…

Oct

01

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

The New Expansion of the Legacy Museum

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BY: Alecia Hicks The Equal Justice Initiative was founded in 1989 by a public interest lawyer named Bryan Stevenson. The Initiative was founded with the goal of providing legal representation for those who have been illegally convicted, unfairly sentenced, or abused in state jails. Over the years, Stevenson and his team have not only focused on prison reform but also on racial justice and public education. Our history, dating all the way back to the 1860s, has not always been bright. Montgomery was once a place for many historical moments. From slave auctions to the Civil Rights Movement, the city…

Sep

28

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

Jurassic Quest rumbles into Montgomery

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BY: Savanna Pruitt Montgomery, Ala. - September 24, 2021 - Fans of dinosaurs rejoice— the dinos are coming right here to Montgomery! Attendees will get the chance to walk among over 100 dinosaurs created with paleontologists to be true-to-detail. There will be lots of activities for the kids, including bounce houses, dino crafts, temporary tattoos and dinosaur rides. There will also be a fun fossil dig and even an exhibit displaying what the ancient oceans used to look like. This event will take place at the Montgomery Convention Center on October 1-3 from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. each day.…

Sep

23

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

AUM Offers Incentives to Students for COVID-19 Vaccine

News, UniversityCoViD-19, scholarship, vaccine

BY: Alecia Hicks Since 2019, the entire world has been struggling with the extreme changes that come along with a global pandemic. It has affected almost every part of our lives, from masks to mandates to virtual schooling. Society has learned to adjust to a world with minimal personal contact while still staying connected as humans. One of the many things affected by the pandemic is higher education. Schools have had to learn how to continue to cater to the needs of their students in the safest ways possible. Everyone has been patiently waiting for some relief. The newly released…

Sep

12

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

AUM sponsors 37th Annual College and Career Night

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On September 13, 2021, from 5 to 8 p.m., River Region high school students and their parents will get the chance to visit with over 80 college and career representatives, gather scholarship information, and learn more about financial aid opportunities at the Montgomery Multiplex. River Region high school students in attendance will also get the chance to win a $500 scholarship sponsored by the Junior League of Montgomery. All students in attendance will receive a copy of the Junior League’s 2021-2022 Guide to Scholarships and Financial Aid. This event is free to the public. The Montgomery Multiplex is located at…

Sep

10

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

17th Annual EastChase Farmer’s Market

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BY: Kendra Carpenter The 17th Annual Farmers Market will be held on September 11, 2021, at 7274 Eastchase Parkway in Montgomery, Ala. This event will be packed with fun and different vendors for the public to attend. The event will have everything from produce to jam available for purchase. This event is held annually every Saturday from May 15 -September 25. Do not worry about rain being an issue— this event will be happening regardless. The event will also feature activities such as balloon animals and tattoos for the children. The balloons and tattoos will be sponsored by Abrakadoodle and…

Sep

01

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

The Party Palace to host Grand Royal Formal

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BY: Kendra Carpenter The Party Palace is hosting an annual event called the Grand Royal Formal at Wynlakes Golf and Country Club in Montgomery, Ala. This event will be full of Disney princesses and magic, and it will allow little ones to see their idols. Parents should have their children dress in their favorite Disney princess’s attire. The Disney princesses will fulfill all Disney movie dreams and desires. The event will be held on Oct. 9, 2021, between 1:00-8:30 p.m. There are two time slots available, and the parent will need to buy a ticket for themselves and the child. Tickets…

Apr

07

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

University of Alabama vs IONA University

Newsathletics, basketball, march madness, university of alabama

BY: Randy Dunn As Alabama’s Crimson Tide continued to roll through March Madness, they gained experience and confidence even though the odds were against them nightly. When playing against the Iona Gaels on March 20, the Tide continued its hot streak of dominance. SEC Player of the Year Herb Jones gave the Tide another miraculous performance with 20 PTS, 6 RBS, and 2 AST. With Alabama shooting nearly 50% from the floor at 42.7%, it was a long night defensively for Iona. They had a rough night, shooting only 39% from the floor. Although Bama was hot all year from…

Apr

07

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

Theatre AUM presents A Midsummer Night’s Dream

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BY: Savanna Pruitt Theatre AUM’s production of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream, directed by Val Winkelman, opens April 8 at 7:30 p.m. Attendance is free for all community members. Theatre AUM’s members have been hard at work preparing for the performance and modifying it to meet COVID-19 safety protocols. Each performance of this show will take place outdoors at The Grove on AUM’s campus. Masks are required, and social distancing will be observed. For more information and showtimes, go to Theatre AUM’s Facebook page. Contact: Savanna Pruittspruitt3@aum.edu

Apr

07

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

AUM to offer COVID vaccines to eligible community members

NewsCoronavirus, CoViD-19, wellness center

BY: Savanna Pruitt On April 8 and 9, all Alabama residents age 16 and up will be able to receive Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 vaccines at AUM’s Wellness Center. Appointments are available each day from 7:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. and 12:30 p.m. to 4 p.m. Online registration is required at least 12 hours before the desired appointment time. The vaccines are free, and health insurance is not required. After receiving the first vaccine dose, an appointment will be scheduled three weeks out for the second dose. Individuals who register to receive the vaccine should bring their IDs to their appointments and…

Apr

02

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

Opportunities on the Rise: Virtual Career Fair

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BY: Lashundra M. Daniels Auburn University at Montgomery will be hosting a virtual career fair for all students looking for potential jobs in their respective career fields. The four-day event will start on April 12 and continue through April 15. Every day the career fair will begin a new session at 10 a.m. and end at 2 p.m. Any students who are looking for a job are more than welcomed to join the virtual career fair. The steps to join are simple. The first step is to register for the career fair via Handshake. Handshake is a third-party website that…

Mar

17

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

Registration Open for Montgomery’s First Diabetes Walk for Camp Seale Harris

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BY: Savanna Pruitt Registration is open for Montgomery’s first Diabetes Walk for Camp Seale Harris. The walk will take place in Ida Belle Young Park on March 28, at 2 p.m. Individuals, teams, and families are encouraged to sign up for the walk. This event will help raise awareness of diabetes and promote healthy habits. Participants can choose to register as either fundraising or non-fundraising participants. All funds raised at the event will go to help children attend Camp Seale Harris, a camp designed specifically for families and children who live with diabetes. Registration is free and can be completed on…

Mar

17

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

Southeastern Livestock Exposition Rodeo Returns to Montgomery

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BY: Savanna Pruitt The Southeastern Livestock Exposition (SLE) Rodeo is set to return to Montgomery’s Garrett Coliseum after skipping last year due to COVID-19. The rodeo will officially start on March 18, at noon with a parade through Downtown Montgomery. Between March 18 and March 20, visitors will get the chance to enjoy events such as a stick horse rodeo for kids, championship rodeo performances and cattle shows. Hosted by the SLE, this event is one of many that supports the education of Alabama's youth in livestock. Proceeds from the rodeo will be used to support scholarships, Alabama 4-H, the…

Mar

03

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

Montgomery Chamber of Commerce to Host Culture Builder and Social Hour

NewsEvent, Montgomery Chamber, social

BY: Savanna Pruitt The Montgomery Chamber of Commerce’s First Friday Culture Builder and Social Hour is set to return after a three-month pause. The initial First Friday Culture Builder and Social Hour of 2021 will be held at That’s My Dog, Jr., on March 5 from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. Lashawn Colvin, owner and CEO of Comics & Geeks, and students from That's My Child are set to speak at the event. These free events are set to be held each month and will highlight community leaders, local business owners, and more. Anyone who wants to network and learn more…

Mar

03

2021

By Aumnibus Staff

Junior League of Montgomery’s Annual Women’s Leadership Summit Goes Virtual

NewsJunior League, virtual, women

BY: Savanna Pruitt The Junior League of Montgomery’s annual Women’s Leadership Summit will be held virtually for the first time since its inception in 2018. This virtual event, presented by Alabama Power, is geared toward helping women in the community grow both personally and professionally in order to make a positive impact on those around them. Colonel Eries L.G. Mentzer, Commander of Maxwell Air Force Base and Gunter Annex, will present the keynote address. After the opening speeches, attendees will join virtual breakout rooms to discuss topics such as maximizing productivity, getting organized, and managing finances. All are welcome to…