Horner heading to Swansea

Beth Horner

The Columbia school district is losing one of its highest-ranking administrators, as assistant superintendent Beth Horner is set to become a superintendent in Swansea.

Horner, who has worked in the district for 22 years, will serve as superintendent of the High Mount school district. She announced her resignation at Thursday’s Columbia School Board meeting. 

“Though my heart is with Columbia, with so many dear friends and so many great accomplishments through the years, I just could not pass up such a great opportunity in a district where I could serve as superintendent,” she said…


Read more in the March 27, 2019 issue.

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James Moss

James is an alumni of Southern Illinois University Edwardsville where he graduated summa cum laude with degrees in mass communications and applied communications studies. While in school, he interned at two newspapers and worked at a local grocery store to pay for his education. When not working for the Republic-Times, he enjoys watching movies, reading, playing video games and spending time with his friends.
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