This year’s Bulldogs basketball team fought their way into the play-offs, doing us all proud and holding the score close even when up against some of the tallest kids playing, but the tradition of basketball in Piedmont starts at the civic center with kids eager to learn the game. Photo: Eddie Burkhalter
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If you were to have strolled on to the basketball court at the Clyde H. Pike Civic Center last Saturday around three in the afternoon, you could have seen a group of six boys, running down a ball in a heated pick-up game. Above them, a couple of people were busy walking the track.
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Fred Clark, president of Alabama Municipal Electric Authority (AMEA) which supplies Piedmont with electricity, announced to the City Council Tuesday night that their electrical rate to Piedmont will increase by 4.34 percent.
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The 12th annual Black History Celebration at the Bethune Community Center, held last Friday, brought many out to pause and reflect on how far things have come, and how far they have to go. Attendants of the celebration were treated to good singing and poetry and enough food to feed everyone twice, almost.
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