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Welcome to the Southeast Alabama Network. You have reached the
on-line regional community of Barbour, Coffee, Covington, Dale, Geneva, Henry and Houston
Counties, Alabama, US.
The key to this network being great is content. If you have some great
links in mind, send them to us at
SoutheastAlabama@sanman.net.
As a Learning Network we are especially interested in local history, arts,
genealogy, recreational activities, folk lore, etc., so you are invited to be a
contributor to the network. Your ideas are welcome.
GREAT NEWS!!!! The Southeast Alabama Network has finalized arrangements to
continue providing Internet access to the schools of Southeast Alabama and maintain this
web site. We here at the network have received a great deal of positive response
from you the users. We hope you will continue to provide us with suggestions on how
to improve this site and best serve Southeast Alabama.
The Southeast Alabama Network gratefully acknowledges our project funding
partners: USDA’s Rural Utilities Service – Distance Learning Program; Alabama Power Company; Barbour, Coffee, Covington,
Dale, Geneva, Henry, and Houston Counties.
Other contributing partners were: the Dothan Area Chamber of Commerce, the City of
Dothan, Dothan City Schools, Wallace Community College, Southeast Alabama Medical Center,
Flowers Hospital, Enterprise Medical Center, Gibson Foundations (Enterprise), Geneva City
Schools, Coffee County Schools, Ozark City Schools, Henry County Schools; Westinghouse
Communications; U.S. Senator Richard Shelby; State Senator Chip Bailey; Mr. Horace Horn -
State Director for USDA Rural Development; the Alabama Super Computer Authority. We also
thank the Alabama Department of Post-Secondary Education, GTE, ISP Alliance, the
region’s Network Advisory Board Members, McArthur Technical College, Sparks State
Technical College, LBW State Junior College, Bevill Center for Advance Electronics
Training, Enterprise State Junior College, the Town of Cottonwood, Covington County
Schools, and the SEARP&DC Board Oversight Committee for their assistance. Last but not
least, we want to thank those who have and continue to volunteer their assistance to
develop and maintain SANMAN.
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This network is maintained by the
Southeast
Alabama Regional Planning & Development Commission.
P.O. Box 1406
Dothan, Alabama 36302
334-794-4093 |
