The University of Georgia held a dedication ceremony on Sept. 6 to celebrate the completion of the second phase of an extensive construction project on Sanford Stadium’s south side.
The ceremony took place in the stadium’s west end zone lounge and featured remarks from UGA President Jere W. Morehead, J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Josh Brooks, head football coach Kirby Smart and junior linebacker Jalon Walker. Among those in attendance were members of the Board of Regents Cade Joiner and Patrick Jones, state Sen. Frank Ginn and state Reps. Houston Gaines and Marcus Wiedower. [UGA]
The University of Georgia held a dedication ceremony on Sept. 6 to celebrate the completion of the second phase of an extensive construction project on Sanford Stadium’s south side.
The ceremony took place in the stadium’s west end zone lounge and featured remarks from UGA President Jere W. Morehead, J. Reid Parker Director of Athletics Josh Brooks, head football coach Kirby Smart and junior linebacker Jalon Walker. Among those in attendance were members of the Board of Regents Cade Joiner and Patrick Jones, state Sen. Frank Ginn and state Reps. Houston Gaines and Marcus Wiedower. [UGA]
The Air Force Academy hosted a ribbon cutting Friday, Sept. 6, at the Kucera Legacy Center. Jack and Vianne Kucera were joined by Air Force Academy Superintendent Lt. Gen. Tony Bauernfeind, Air Force Association of Graduates and Air Force Academy Foundation CEO Mark Hille, Director of Athletics Nathan Pine and head football coach Troy Calhoun for the ceremony. Following the ceremony, guests were welcome to take tours of the facility.
Air Force Athletics hosted a dedication ceremony of the venue on Saturday, Sept. 7, prior to the Falcons taking on San Jose State. Director of Athletics Nathan Pine was joined by Art Loureiro, representing the leadership team from L3 Harris, for the ceremony. A champagne toast followed the ceremony. [GoAirforceFalcons.com]
Greens Farms Academy’s application to build a new athletics/wellness center on its Beachside Avenue campus won unanimous approval Monday from the Planning and Zoning Commission.
The new building, encompassing roughly 29,200 square feet, will be integrated with the private school’s squash center, according to the special permit/site plan application.
The town’s Architectural Review Board had approved the design plans in April. And because of the septic system’s size and proximity to the state’s Southwest Shoreline Watershed, the Department of Energy and Environmental Protection in August signed off on the plans.
The new structure will be built on the site of a maintenance building, which will be demolished, close to the Maple Lane side of the campus, behind what the applicant promised would be enhanced natural screening by trees and plantings. [Westport Journal]
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