Montgomery’s 40th artists’ exhibit ready for weekend opening

April 23, 2013 by  

This weekend, a jury member will pick out a selection of somewhere between 60 and 80 artworks among roughly 350 entries created by close to 100 artists.

These ‘objets d’art’, which vary greatly in [Read more]

Membership drive in force at JCSM

March 13, 2013 by  

The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art (JCSM), adjacent to Auburn University, is offering its members a special deal next week.

During the week of March 18, members will [Read more]

Montgomery’s SenioRx Program fills the gap

February 26, 2013 by  

Last Sunday, February 23, members of the SenioRx Prescription Drug Assistance Program were available to assist those in need at the Central Alabama Aging Consortium (CAAC), which is in proximity to several of the city’s professional stationery printing companies. Those wanting to take advantage of the opportunity were able to find an online eligibility form available for download and print from the Ageline website.

The CAAC provides free and affordable prescription medication to people who are 55 years of age or older, and whose insurance does not provide drug coverage. This group also assists individuals—of any age— who suffer from a disability and receive disability check, as well as those who fall into Medicare’s coverage gap (ages 50-59).

To meet the eligibility requirement, those who applied needed to have a yearly income of below $22, 340, while for couples the maximum amount of income could not exceed $30,260. Further, residency must be established in Autauga, Elmore, or Montgomery counties.

When a person is unable to afford the much-needed and expensive prescribed medication, the repercussions can be devastating and even life threatening. CAAC is committed to diminishing monetary anxiety, promoting healthier lifestyles, and enhancing the quality of life of Montgomery’s elderly population. This feat is accomplished by finding ways to circumvent the high cost of vital prescription medications.

SenioRx is affiliated with several state and community organizations that assist senior citizens in applying for programs sponsored by numerous pharmaceutical companies. It is worth visiting the CAAC website to find out more.

Air becoming cleaner in the region, says EPA

January 31, 2013 by  

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released some good news for those in the area concerned with the greenness of Alabama this month, as it was confirmed that the air quality in Birmingham and surrounding areas – perhaps [Read more]

Miss Alabama USA 2013 aims to help young women to gain self-confidence

December 26, 2012 by  

The primary aim of Miss Alabama USA 2013 is to instill self-confidence into the young women of Alabama. As Mary Margaret McCord from Gadsden was crowned the winner at the pageant held at the Montgomery Performing Arts Center, she [Read more]

Harry Potter sport comes to Montgomery

November 25, 2012 by  

Quidditch, the preferred sport of wizards and witches around the world, is arriving in Montgomery, Alabama in 2013. Fans of the featured sport, made famous by the Harry Potter series of books and films will be able to participate in a [Read more]

High school events to remain in Montgomery

October 22, 2012 by  

The Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) has agreed to keep a number of high school events in Montgomery Alabama [Read more]

College football all-star game coming to Montgomery in January

September 4, 2012 by  

It has officially been confirmed that the ‘blue-grey’ college football all-star game will make a comeback at Montgomery’s Cramton Bowl [Read more]

Troy University’s Davis Theatre announces a stellar line-up

August 21, 2012 by  

Troy University’s Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts, located in Montgomery, Alabama, has consistently offered an eclectic mix of entertainment in its grand 82-year-old performance space and [Read more]

Montgomery Museum of Fine Art offers inspiring summer exhibits

July 10, 2012 by  

With a diverse blend of art exhibits that range from traditional, nature-inspired paintings to abstract photographs that push the limits of modern technology, the Montgomery Museum of Fine Art has something for [Read more]

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