Students from DHS and around the areas were once again all over, and Jelani's brother Deandre Day says it's been wonderful to stay in touch with students who made connections at this HBCU Fair, and are now attending one of the schools.

Hunter also encouraged the scouts to keep practicing after their visit, explaining that microbits can be purchased online and programmed at home using the same website. The visit offered the troop an opportunity to earn a badge while discovering that coding can be creative, accessible and fun.

The good news: After months of rehab, the Parkland College commit is hoping to resume playing basketball later this month.

INCLUDING - November 11: Celebrate! Join the Children's Department each month to learn about and celebrate different cultures with stories and food. Join us for Friendsgiving! Celebrate friends and transform a sweet ordinary donut into a yummy edible turkey donut. 5:00 - 6:00 PM in the Program Room.

Despite voiced accusations afterwards that Crane, and prior to that Biological Sciences professor Dr. Wendy Brown was filibustering for the administration; President Dr. Randy Fletcher later told CIMG that they were speaking on their own, and Board President Greg Wolfe stated that meeting policy needed to be followed.

Hamza says when he heard this, he posted a video on social media, which he had done before; this time saying he was done playing back and forth games.

Skovran said the Halloween run "breaks up the monotony" of practices and "it's fun." The other runners were sophomores Laylana Parker and Blake Warfield, freshman Xxavyier Lewis and senior Zack Rummer.

INCLUDING - November 7: CREATE. Join us on the first Saturday of each month for CREATE! Have so much fun when you stuff your very own rainbow bear, and, better yet, take it home with you! Limited spots available; sign up on our website! 1:00 - 2:00 PM in the Howard Rutan Meeting Room. Ages 5 - 12.

Before this intergovernmental agreement is voted on by both the City Council and 118 Board, both entities would need to hold public hearings. Danville Community Development Administrator Logan Cronk says this should be able to be made official prior to the start of Danville's new fiscal year on May 1st.

Participants will develop foundational manufacturing skills, including blueprint reading, precision measurement, CNC milling and CNC turning. Throughguided instruction and machining projects, attendees will gain exposure to the equipment, processes and techniques used in today's manufacturingindustry.