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Covington County Commission honors Pleasant Home FFA String Band for state championship
Summary
The Covington County Commission issued a proclamation commending the Pleasant Home FFA String Band after the group won first place in both the South District and the Alabama State FFA competitions; commissioners presented a plaque and certificate and the students performed at the meeting.
The Covington County Commission issued a proclamation commending the Pleasant Home FFA String Band on its state championship and presented the group with a plaque and certificate.
The commission read a proclamation recognizing that Pleasant Home FFA String Band "achieved first place in the South District competition, advancing to the Alabama State FFA convention, where they earned first place at the state level," and congratulating the students for bringing recognition to their school and community. Kyle Adams read the proclamation during the meeting.
The proclamation named student members Presley Kelly, Kate Kelly, Vera Warner, Charlie Steele, Dalton Holloway and Jacob Kelly and recognized advisors Karen Casselberry and Karen McGaughn for their leadership. Commissioners said the group’s performance earlier in the meeting was appreciated and presented the plaque and certificate onstage.
The recognition was ceremonial; the transcript shows the proclamation was read and presented but records no formal roll-call vote. The meeting agenda noted there were no scheduled public hearings or public comments at that time. The commission then recessed for about five minutes to reconvene at 6:00 p.m.
The proclamation lists the achievement month as June 2025 and expresses the commission’s best wishes for the band’s future endeavors.
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