REV. GREEN SINGING AT THE SPIRIT FAITH MINISTRY TENT REVIVAL IN HAHIRA/CECIL GA.
Author: LRClintonSFM
Keywords: HOLY GHOST
Added: October 20, 2008
The 3rd Annual World Culture Dance Competition was held on Saturday, March 8, 2008 at the Valdosta-Lowndes County Conference Center.
The Top 5 Winners:
Youth Team:
(1)1st Place: The Highlandlers of Marshaville, GA represents Scotland
(2)2nd Place: Valdosta Middle School of Valdosta, GA represents China
(3) 3rd Place: Glas Tara Dance Troupe of St. Augustine, FL represents Ireland
(4) 4th Place: Hahira Middle School of Hahira, GA represents Taiwan
(5) 5th Place: Adrian & Angela Morales of Pinetta, FL represents Panama
Adult Team:
(1) 1st Place: Philippine Performing Arts Company of Tampa Bay, FL represents Philippines
(2) 2nd Place: Man Maani of Valdosta, GA represents India
(3) 3rd Place: The Highlandlers of Marshaville, GA represents Germany
(4) 4th Place: Philippine Performing Arts Company of Tampa Bay, FL represents Philippines
(5) 5th Place: Sidona of Milton, FL represents Middle East
Details and registration form for 2009 competition on March 7 are available at
www.folkdancecompetition.org and www.GAinternationalfolkfair.org.
You may find our videos, posters and pictures so enjoyable that they convince you Valdosta's International Folk Fair is exceptional and very much worth your visit - and even, better, worth your active participation.
For further inquiries, contact Project Director at 229-506-1973 or e-mail: director@GAinternationalfolkfair.org.
Join us for a tour around the world in lively folk dances.
Author: folkdancecompetition
Keywords: Georgia international global cultural multi-culture festival performing arts social science Asia Europe Africa Latin America
Added: October 14, 2008
Wesley Newton, a 13 years old, 8th grader of Hahira Middle School, Valdosta, Georgia, represented U.S.A. for the 5th Annual International Exhibition for Young Inventors held in Taiwan between September 25 - 28, 2008.
What a wonderful invention of Sock Assist Stick Wesley presented. Wesley was very popular among all young inventors. They called him... Mr. U.S.A.
Absolutely the most delightful (Charming too, of course.... as per "Grandma") young inventor of America. Great job, Wesley!!
This is from Wesley:
"My trip to Taiwan was fascinating and unforgettable. When I first arrived I did not know what to expect. But soon, I got used to its people, and started to have tons of fun. I liked seeing and trying all the unique foods and learning about their culture and beliefs. The exhibition I participated in very interesting. I liked going around and looking at the variety of neat inventions and meeting the student inventors. It was intriguing to see how they dressed and to learn a little about them and their country. It was very fun talking to all the competitors and sharing information. There were 13 countries there including U.S.A. that I represented. It was a great experience that I probably will not ever forget and that I hope I get a chance to do again."
Author: AzaleaInternational
Keywords: invention technology creativity innovation
Added: October 14, 2008
Wesley Newton, a 13 years old, 8th grader of Hahira Middle School, Valdosta, Georgia, represented U.S.A. for the 5th Annual International Exhibition for Young Inventors held in Taiwan between September 25 - 28, 2008.
What a wonderful invention of Sock Assist Stick Wesley presented. Wesley was very popular among all young inventors. They called him... Mr. U.S.A.
Absolutely the most delightful (Charming too, of course.... as per "Grandma") young inventor of America. Great job, Wesley!!
This is from Wesley:
"My trip to Taiwan was fascinating and unforgettable. When I first arrived I did not know what to expect. But soon, I got used to its people, and started to have tons of fun. I liked seeing and trying all the unique foods and learning about their culture and beliefs. The exhibition I participated in very interesting. I liked going around and looking at the variety of neat inventions and meeting the student inventors. It was intriguing to see how they dressed and to learn a little about them and their country. It was very fun talking to all the exhibitors and sharing information. There were 13 countries there including U.S.A. that I represented. It was a great experience that I probably will not ever forget and that I hope I get a chance to do again."
Author: YouthInvention
Keywords: Georgia International Festival Science Innovation Invention Enginerring Design Technology Creativity Robot Contest Computer DIY Electronics Award Mechanics
Added: October 14, 2008
Photo slideshow of Lowndes High School fans and supporters tailgating before the Lowndes vs. Northside Warner Robins game on October 3, 2008. The Vikings won 28-7.
The incredible TitleTown Tailgating Trophy was made by Stephanie Summers and Holly Elkins of Hahira Elementary School.
Photography by Bonnie Dykes for In The Game High School Sports Magazine.
Audio track "Neck and Neck" by Dave Flavin- Lights, Cameras, Music Publishing ASCAP www.lcmpublishing.com
used with permission
Author: InTheGameMagazine
Keywords: game high school sports magazine football tail gate tailgate valdosta georgia lowndes vikings trophy
Added: October 8, 2008
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