@eliseakidd

@eliseakidd has been a member of Linktree for 5 years and joined in August 2021. The social media accounts linked to from @eliseakidd are: • Instagram • LinkedIn • Email • Phone • Website Besides social media accounts, eliseakidd has populated their site with: • Ukraine cities succeed in shooting down drones, dealing Russian troops some blows • University of Montevallo’s Student Government Association partners with LifeSouth for blood drive • University of Montevallo increases tuition starting Fall 2025 • University of Montevallo Men and Women’s basketball teams advance to Gulf South Conference quarterfinals • University of Montevallo’s Acrobatics and Tumbling team to host first ever home meet. • University of Montevallo Men’s Basketball advances to GSC semifinals • FRED Social Media • Alpha Delta Pi’s chapter at the University of Montevallo closes after more than 50 years • Election time at UM: Vote for 2025-2026 SGA positions and College Night Leaders • UM legacy Madison Smith takes on her own ‘jazzy journey’ • Education and Preservation: How Alabama Wildlife Center Impacts Birds and Humans Alike • UM pausing planned merge of Theatre and Music Departments • Dismantling the rumor mill: How UM’s administration is tackling a financial “shortfall” • Three people rescued from capsized boat along Coosa River • Construction begins as part of Birmingham’s ongoing flood mitigation work • Anniston Munitions Center welcomes new commander • EXCLUSIVE: Katherine Robertson announces campaign for Alabama Attorney General • First Alert Traffic: Ramp closures planned along I-65 in Blount County, continuing to June 18 • ALDOT prepares to repair bridge decks in Greene County • ALDOT plans closure of Highway 31 on June 22 to set pedestrian bridge • Pelham implements new parking ordinance • Shelby County chiropractor evaded more than $2.5M in taxes and obstructed IRS collection efforts • 12-year-old dies from two-vehicle crash in Tuscaloosa County • Alabama Power prepared ahead a hurricane season that is predicted to be above average • Gadsden City Council honors educator by naming day after her • Behind the scenes of Disney’s Frozen: The Musical at Red Mountain Theatre with cast member, Anne Kelly • Calera launches “Summer Bingo” to promote local family fun on a budget • First Alert Traffic: Planned lane closures in Shelby County starting May 27 • Gadsden and Lincoln ministries collaborate to provide free weekly snack bags to kids • First Alert Traffic: Lanes closed for railroad bridge inspections along I-20/59, May 28-29. • ALEA kicks off summer safety campaign ahead of Memorial Day • University of Alabama Early College program reduces tuition for 2025-2026 • Birmingham Zoo’s two-toed sloth returns to public view • Leeds Area Chamber of Commerce names 2025 Teacher of the Year • Road resurfacing project to begin May 19 in Clanton • Birmingham Stallions plan big celebration for last regular season home game • Weekend of morning storms leaves damage across central Alabama • Shelby Humane hosts summer program ‘Read with a Cat’ • Passengers of overturned Birmingham VA bus are confirmed to be recovering • VVN presents Shelby County Spotlight (Spring 2025) • Vallo Vision News: April 14, 2025 • Vallo Vision News: March 10, 2025 • Vallo Vision News: College Night 2025 • Earth Day at UM: Green spaces around campus and the Green Fund • Madison Smith's "jazzy journey" with the UM Jazz Ensemble • Shelby County Spotlight: Alabama Wildlife Center • Highland Street closed for repair B roll • Elise Kidd, PKG 3 MC 327 • Intramural season VOSOT • University of Montevallo opens Divine Nine plaza. • Anchor Splash 2024 VOSOT • Kat Hughes feature • Cooking healthy on a college kid budget • Birmingham continues work on their Community Safety Initiative programs by partnering with Miles College and the Institute of Research Social Justice in Action • Board of Trustees approves $226K contract change for outgoing University of Montevallo president • ‘It makes them feel empowered’: Fairfield housing community opens onsite garden • City of Birmingham plans fourth annual Mental Health Awareness Day • Calera Police lieutenants rescue stranded church bus • Tuscaloosa city council approves proposal for Sports Illustrated Resort • Odenville Police share road work plans starting June 25 • City of Cordova names new police chief • Oxford prepares to open new jump park for mountain biking • Hoover gains acting police chief while current chief runs for mayor • University of Montevallo names Dr. Terry Roberson as interim president • Jacksonville State University receives grant to build trauma-informed rural mental health workforce • Alabama Hospital Association announces first female president and CEO • Birmingham Park and Recreation Board announce upcoming improvements to some city parks • Accessibility at the Coca-Cola Amphitheater • Governor Kay Ivey visits Cullman City Schools STEM Summer Camp • Birmingham-Jefferson County Transit Authority MAX Transit awarded $25 million grant from Department of Transportation • Trussville welcomes basketball teams from France as part of exhibition games • Fundraiser hosted to help buy Christmas gifts for all students at the Alabama Institute for Deaf and Blind • ‘They have the ability to dream forever,’: Jameis Winston returns to Hueytown to host youth football camp • ‘Heroes come in all shapes and sizes’: Governor Kay Ivey announces work zone safety dog as honorary Alabama Law Enforcement Agency Trooper • The Coca-Cola Amphitheater welcomes additional accessibility resources • Alabama’s first Recovery Café opens in Jasper • Preparing to go back-to-school: Giveaways and events for supplies and wrapping up summer break • City of Gadsden launches new RISE plan for major construction projects • 2 children and 3 adults dead after 2-vehicle crash in Greene County • Man in custody after hours long standoff on roof in Bessemer • Fountain Heights celebrates the launch of a new food-focused initiative • Entertainment agency hosts open casting call for paid extras in Birmingham • U.S. Senate passes Lulu’s Law • Wallace State receives $2.5 million to renovate and advance construction projects • Birmingham hosting informational sessions for their Critical Repair Program • United Way of Central Alabama hosts Day of Mentoring • Birmingham celebrates opening of the Smithfield Public Art Walk • Markets across the state celebrate Sweet Grown Alabama Day • Family honors daughter with memorial library at Garrett’s Place in Bessemer • ‘Thrive not just survive’: Winston County’s only hospital enters agreement to receive support from Huntsville Health Care Authority • Birmingham Zoo bird receives prosthetic beak from UAB dentistry team • Class of ‘75 alumnae describes love for UM • City Council Increases Police Budget for 2021-2022 • UM Swim Team Scrimmage Kicks Off Third Season • Trussville couple creates detailed Christmas village in their home • Guess what kids? College isn’t for everyone • Junior United Nations of Alabama to host 32nd annual conference in January • Homecoming isn’t a Football Game at the University of Montevallo, it’s Competitive Musical Theatre • UM Theatre Department to debut ‘POTUS’ • Tuscaloosa City Council hosts final public hearing for proposed Sports Illustrated resort • Birmingham organization wins international award for literacy project • Community theatre aiming to keep theatre accessible, bring new shows to Birmingham kicks off 40th year • Enrollment rises in 2021 • Foster Aid Ministry serving foster care families, workers in St. Clair County • Secretary of State reminding voters to register • Trussville man helps police find stolen truck with locator app • Feature Article: Shy Student to Sorority President • University of Montevallo celebrates Divine Nine with homecoming meet-up • Feature Article: UM MC Student of the year 2023 • JUNA Instagram work • Registration for classes Tik Tok • We go to Montevallo, of course... Tik Tok • Day in the life - UM Tik Tok • CAUGHT ON CAMERA: $945 worth of clothing stolen from Finish Line in Trussville