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Julia Gregg Kramer Named SVP, Organizational Performance at BancorpSouth Insurance Services

Julia Gregg Kramer Named SVP, Organizational Performance at BancorpSouth Insurance Services
Baton Rouge, La. – (May 28, 2013) – Julia Gregg Kramer recently joinedBancorpSouth Insurance Services, Inc. (BXSI) as senior vice president of organizationalperformance, bringing with her 25 years of industry experience in executive-levelleadership, organizational development and human resources roles. As SVP, Kramer’sprimary focus is on developing and implementing strategic, growth-oriented programs toincrease effectiveness, efficiency, production and change-readiness across theBancorpSouth Insurance Services enterprise. Prior to joining BancorpSouth Insurance Services, Kramer spent 10 years at TheCouncil of Insurance Agents & Brokers as senior vice president of leadership andmanagement resources and director of the Foundation for Agency ManagementExcellence (FAME).

Union Springs woman arrested for allegedly passing a forged check in Auburn

Union Springs woman arrested for allegedly passing a forged check in Auburn

 

On Tuesday, May 21, 2013 the Auburn Police Division arrested Jamea A. Mason, 33, of Union Springs, Alabama, on warrants charging her with two counts of Possession of a Forged Instrument 2nd Degree.  Mason’s arrest stems from the investigation of a police report dated January 2012 in which a Union Springs resident stated that someone stole personal checks from her and then passed them at an Auburn business.  Mason was transported from the Houston County jail where she was being held on an unrelated charge to the Lee County Detention Center where she is currently being held on a $6,000 bond.

Information Source: Auburn PD

Air Force Maj. Gen. Walter D. Givhan talks value of education with TROY grads

Air Force Maj. Gen. Walter D. Givhan talks value of education with TROY grads

 

MONTGOMERY—U.S. Air Force Maj. Gen. Walter D. Givhan, a Troy University alumnus, told TROY graduates that education will help them deal with new challenges and demanding situations as they move forward with their careers.

Givhan delivered the keynote address to graduates during spring commencement for the Montgomery Campus on Monday, May 20, inside the Davis Theatre for the Performing Arts. Some 140 students took part in the 7 p.m. ceremony.

In all, 192 students earned undergraduate and graduate degrees this spring at the Montgomery Campus.

18-year-old and juvenile arrested in connection with residential burglary

18-year-old and juvenile arrested in connection with residential burglary

 

Two Birmingham-area men arrested on robbery, controlled substance charges

Two Birmingham-area men arrested on robbery, controlled substance charges

 

The Auburn Police Division arrested Bradford Alan Blount, 22, from Vestavia, AL. and Dennis Elder, 22, from Birmingham, AL. and charged them both with Robbery in the First Degree and Trafficking of a Controlled Substance.

On Tuesday, May 14, 2013, the Auburn Police Division responded to a robbery call in the 600 block of Dekalb St. in Auburn.  The victim called 911, advising that he had just been robbed and gave information on the suspects; a vehicle description was also obtained. Through further investigation Bradford Blount and Dennis Elder were later identified and taken into custody. Upon contacting Elder at his former residence in Auburn, narcotics were located resulting in an additional charge of trafficking of a controlled substance.  Blount and Elder were transported to the Lee County Detention Center where they are being held pending their bond.  The bond amounts for Blount and Elder are $150,000.

Information Source: Auburn PD

Tenth annual Marbury Technology Innovation Award finalists announced

Tenth annual Marbury Technology Innovation Award finalists announced

 

Montgomery, Ala. — A group of K-12 educators, administrators and support personnel are among the finalists for the 2013 Marbury Technology Innovation Award.

 

The award, sponsored by the Alabama State Department of Education, honors Chiquita Marbury's invaluable years of service as a technology innovator in Alabama by recognizing educators who are exemplary models of technology teachers and leaders.

 

Transforming learning one child at a time was Marbury’s daily pursuit. After 10 years, this passion is continued through the Marbury Technology Award program. Finalists who reflect the Marbury standard of excellence in six award categories are:

 

Elementary Teacher

Two arrested for separate theft, burglary cases

Two arrested for separate theft, burglary cases

 

On Friday, May 10, 2013 the Auburn Police Division arrested Jamal A. Hutchinson, 18, of Auburn on warrants charging him with two counts of Burglary 3rd Degree, Theft of Property 2nd Degree, and Theft of Property 3rd Degree.  His arrest stems from the investigation of two residential burglaries occurring earlier this same date in the 500 block of Greentree Terrace.  Hutchinson was transported to the Lee County Detention Center where his bond was set at $12,000.  At the time of his arrest on Friday, Hutchinson was out of jail on bond for a previous residential burglary arrest from December 2012.