Former student nominates Athens Educator at United Way Day of Caring program

ATHENS, Ala. – Hedy Lou Cannon, 25-year educator at Julian Newman Elementary School, was recognized at the 2018 United Way Day of Caring program on September 21 at Central Church of Christ.

A former student nominated Cannon for the recognition. During his speech, Trent Jackson said that Cannon made learning fun and was happy that he had Cannon twice for second and fifth grade.

“When I heard that a former student wrote my recognition speech many years later, I was truly speechless,” reflects Cannon.

Cannon said teaching is two-fold. The kids impact you as much as you hope to impact them.

“I am honored to be recognized by the Athens-Limestone County United Way. The Day of Caring program was a joy to celebrate retired educators and community volunteers. 25 years of being an educator is truly a blessing and I enjoyed every minute of it,” said Cannon.

United Way is a non-profit organization throughout the country that operates on fundraising and support from volunteers. Here at United Way, we envision a world where all individuals and families achieve their human potential through education, income stability, and healthy lives.

HLC Realty Commercial Coming September 28, 2018

Hedy Lou Cannon, owner and broker of HLC Realty, is proud to announce the release of the new :20 second commercial on September 28, 2018. 

The commercial is set to air at the Athens Cinemagic and on social media. 

Cannon said, “I am really excited for the release of my video to showcase my real estate office.” 

HLC Realty is North Alabama’s premier real estate company for home, land, and commercial properties and can be found on the web at www.hlcrealty.com

HLC Realty spotlights Childhood Cancer Awareness month

September is Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, a campaign to spotlight the types of cancer that largely affect children, draw attention to survivorship issues, and raise funds for research and family support.

In the United States, more than 15,000 children aged younger than 21 years are diagnosed with cancer every year, and approximately one in four do not survive, according to the American Childhood Cancer Organization.

For the month of September, HLC Realty is displaying a yellow light at the office to support, advocate, and bring awareness to Childhood Cancer. 

HLC Realty is North Alabama’s premier real estate company for home, land, and commercial properties and can be found on the web at www.hlcrealty.com