Holley, Jones award $27K+ to schools, agencies, locally
Published 12:32 am Wednesday, January 4, 2017
- Sen. Jimmy Holley and Rep. Mike Jones on Tuesday presented grant awards to Covington County Schools, Opp City Schools and Andalusia City Schools. Holley and Jones are shown with Covington County Schools Superintendent Shannon Driver, Opp City Schools Superintendent Michael Smithart and Andalusia City Schools Superintendent Ted Watson.
Sen. Jimmy Holley and Rep. Mike Jones on Tuesday awarded eight community service grants to area schools and two discretionary grants for two local non-profits.
![Sen. Jimmy Holley and Rep. Mike Jones present a check to Kinston School fourth grade teacher Janice Hornsby. Also shown is Coffee County Commissioner Dean Smith and Kinston Mayor William Mullens. Kendra Majors/Star-News](https://www.andalusiastarnews.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/13/2017/01/0104_checkstokinston-300x141.jpg)
Sen. Jimmy Holley and Rep. Mike Jones present a check to Kinston School fourth grade teacher Janice Hornsby. Also shown is Coffee County Commissioner Dean Smith and Kinston Mayor William Mullens.
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Jones awarded:
- $3,200 to Opp City Schools;
- $7,635 to Covington County Schools;
- $4,435 to Andalusia City Schools;
- 1,230 to Kinston School
Holley awarded:
- $2,500 to Florala High School;
- $2,500 to Pleasant Home School;
- $3,000 to Andalusia City Schools;
- $2,000 to Opp Middle School
Discretionary grants:
- $500 for the Covington County Child Advocacy Center;
- $500 for the Bethesda House.