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Heart of Headland "Under the Oaks" - April 26, 2019 on the Town Square

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HEART of Headland downtown group planning new music event series beginning April 26.

The HEART of Headland downtown revitalization group is planning to host "Under The Oaks", a free live music event in the downtown square every fourth Friday beginning April 26 through September 2019. Headland is part of the Main Street Alabama Network and is beginning the application process of becoming a Main Street Alabama Designated City. If you love Headland and want to help our community please plan to attend the next meeting on Monday, March 18, at 6 pm at You Never Know's Party Place next to Misty's Salon on the square. Please come if you can and invite others who may be interested in getting involved!

Some of the Heart of Headland Team Members: Ricky Gray, Stormy Hicks, Greg Davis, Bill Snell, Jan Gray, Misty Kimbrel, Anthony Thomas, Jeanne Sigler, Taylor Wheeler, Adrienne Wilkins, Cortney Miller, Amy Balkcom, Amanda Hardy, Kelly Woodham, Brittney Tomlin, Kim Roland, Mary Jo Woodham, Gordan --, Jim McGee, Sylvia Crews, Pete Crews, Dethalia Armstrong, Cindy Hamm

Fiesta at the Square - Tuesday, May 7, 2019 5:30-7:30pm

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2019 Headland Pageant was a great success

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Category: Pageants

The 2019 Headland Pageants was conducted on Saturday, March 2nd at the Headland High Auditorium. This year marked the 60th Miss Headland Miss Headland pageant to be held. The pageant is sponsored by the Headland Area Chamber of Commerce.

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Eye Opener - Gibson Distilling - February 20, 2019

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We had a great Eye Opener! Thank you Action Computer for hosting us at Gibson Distilling! We learned so much about the services Action Computer offers and a little bit about the distillery too.

Bicentennial Books-n-Brunch

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Books-n-Brunch, part of Alabama and Henry County’s Bicentennial Celebration, was held on Saturday, February 16th at the Herndon Oil Co. Loft in Abbeville. This event was sponsored by the Abbeville Memorial Library, the Blanche Solomon Memorial Library, the Abbeville Chamber of Commerce, the Headland Area Chamber of Commerce, and the Henry County Bicentennial Committee.

Books-n-Brunch guests enjoyed breakfast casseroles and pastries why they listened to fourteen local authors share from both their life experiences and books. Book topics included fiction, non-fiction, poems, short stories, history, children’s books, Christian, and a coloring book. For more information about our local authors, stop by the library.

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2019 Headland Chamber Banquet Celebrates 200+ Members

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Chairman Emeritus Bill Snell; Erin Stuckey, PeoplesSouth Bank; Allen Twiggs, Golden Peanut & Tree Nuts; Gail DeFee, Headland Senior Center; Immediate Past President Luke Stevens, AllState, ; Amy Balkcom, Headland City Council; Kevin Murphy, Southeast Gas; Carlee Williams; President Pete Crews, Headland Municipal Airport; Vice President Linda Robinson, Robinson Tax & Accounting; Secretary Heather Shippey, City of Headland; Executive Director Rhonda Harrison. Not pictured are Treasurer Jody Singleton, CPA; David Norwood, Alabama Power; Zelda Oates, HNB First Bank; Teresa Peterson; and Dewey Todd, Todd Farms.

The Headland Area Chamber of Commerce celebrated reaching its goal of more than 200 members during the Annual Membership Banquet on Thursday, January 17. Jeremy Arthur, President & CEO of the Chamber of Commerce Association of Alabama was the keynote speaker. His entertaining presentation highlighted many historical Chamber of Commerce connections from Al Capone to Miss America while stressing the importance of local Chambers. He also encouraged Headland to move forward towards downtown revitalization and becoming Main Street Alabama designated city.

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Henry County 200th Bicentennial Kick-Off

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The Making Alabama Bicentennial Exhibit ribbon cutting celebrated the historical exhibit which also included 100-year-old quilts loaned by Sherry Burkhaulter of Quilted Creations as well as other historical artifacts. Fresh squeezed lemonade, homemade teacakes and other delicious refreshments were served. Many thanks to the volunteers who helped make this event possible.

Henry County Probate Judge David Money and Headland Mayor Ray Marler kicked off the Henry County 200th Bicentennial celebration which will run throughout the remainder of 2018 and all of 2019.  This ongoing event is sponsored by the Abbeville Chamber of Commerce  and the Headland Area Chamber of Commerce.

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