Saks, Alabama

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1. Saks, Alabama at city-data.com - All the vital statistics on Saks, including population statistics, geographical information, climate information, hospitals, airports and colleges nearby, radio and TV stations serving Saks, plus how Saks stacks up against other Alabama cities. (www.city-data.com)

2. Official Website of the Saks Bands - The marching band, the concert band, the jazz band, the 6th grade band, the seventh grade band, the band director, the band boosters—all featured here. (www.saksbands.org)

3. Read Anniston Hotel Reviews and Compare Prices - If you need to stay in Saks, your best bet’s going to be next door in Anniston. Here are about a half dozen hotels to choose from. (www.tripadvisor.com)

4. Congressman Mike Rogers - Serving Alabama’s 3rd Congressional District, Republican representative Mike Rogers graduated from Saks high school. (www.house.gov)

5. 4 Incumbent GOP Representatives Win New Terms - Wrap-up of the 2006 elections includes the information that Mike Rogers of Saks has won another two-year term in the U.S. House of Representatives. (www.usatoday.com)

6. First Baptist Church of Saks - Church news, sermon archives, ministries information, video library, photos and more. (www.fbcsaks.org)

7. Saks, Alabama at Wikipedia - Statistical information on this “unincorporated census-designated place in Calhoun County, Alabama… included in the Anniston-Oxford, Alabama Metropolitan Statistical Area.” (en.wikipedia.org)

8. The Anomaly’s Fortress - The blog of (Saks 2004 Salutatorian) Bryan Price. Some people consider him smart — check his blog to see if you agree. (anomalyfortress.blogspot.com)

9. Fifth Grade Student Wins Alabama’s Arbor Day Poster Contest - Details on Saks Elementary student Mitchell Thomas Nolte’s triumph in Alabama’s 2006 Arbor Day National Poster Contest, for which he scored 50 bucks and other wonderful prizes. (www.aces.edu)

10. Where in the World is Saks, Alabama? - Youngsters prepare a PowerPoint presentation detailing where they fit into the wider world. (www.calhoun.k12.al.us)