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Aliceville City Council honors summer interns and scholarship recipient
Summary
The Aliceville City Council recognized summer interns and a local scholarship recipient, presenting a mayoral medallion and announcing a key-to-the-city honor; the awardee thanked the city and pledged to give back.
The Aliceville City Council used part of its July 28 meeting to recognize a group of young people who worked or volunteered over the summer and to honor a student who, according to remarks from the presiding official, secured substantial scholarship awards. "I would truly like to thank the city of LSC for this amazing opportunity...I can't wait to make you guys proud," the award recipient said after receiving local recognition.
Council members called up several youth by name to receive a mayoral medallion and brief remarks. The presiding official highlighted interns including Miss Ellis and Corey Stewart, noted other returning participants and encouraged the community to applaud the group. The presiding official also stated that a student had earned scholarship awards the official described as totaling "$2,035,000," and said the student would receive a key to the city. The student accepted the local honor and thanked the city.
The recognitions were presented at the start of the meeting; council members asked the honorees to remain for a group photograph after the session. The council framed the acknowledgments as part of broader efforts to keep local talent in Aliceville and to showcase the city's youth programs.
