Speech contest winners Kasey Hardin was first, Mia-Talia Lowe was second and Raam Venkatesh was third in the annual American Enterprise Speech Contest, sponsored by the Savannah River Site...
...the next several months, Ms. Kemp will prepare for the next step as a contestant in the Miss Georgia competition. Mia Talia Lowe, the first runner-up, won the swimsuit competition. Samantha Osteen, the second runner-up, won for evening...
...of staff for research and development at the Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Centers. In oratorical contest Mia-Talia Lowe, a student at John S. Davidson Fine Arts School, was a quarterfinalist in an oratorical contest sponsored by the...
...The contestants are Allison Carter; Marlow Craig; Deanna Drew; Valerie Freeman; Keturah Jackson; Adrian Kemp; Mia Talia Lowe; Samantha Osteen and Nina Talukdar. Teen contestants are Kyla Byrd, Whitney Norris and Brittany Stewart. Tickets...
...day, government and media day, education day, and community service day. The other members are Seth Williams, Mia-Talia Lowe, Lanisha Blount, Heather Clark, Remer Brinson, Taisiana Garcia, Veronica Walker, Robert Long, Dan-Talisha...
...800) 385-4016 or (404) 321-6900 for information. Storytime Saturday, November 92003 Jr. Teen Miss Augusta Mia-Talia Lowe will be presenting storytime from 11 a.m. until noon at the Appleby Branch Library, 2260 Walton Way. For information...
Speech winner Mia-Talia Lowe, an honor student at John S. Davidson Fine Arts School, won first place in the Savannah River Site Speech Contest and also the...
Wins savings bond Mia-Talia Lowe, a student at John S. Davidson Fine Arts School , won third place and a $1,000 savings bond in the 2005 NMA National Leadership...
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