Thorsby hosts Career On Wheels Day for young students
Published 9:57 am Tuesday, May 13, 2025
Various local businesses that use vehicles every day on their jobs came to Thorsby High School to showcase their vehicles to students. (WENDY FORTNER | CONTRIBUTED)
Various local businesses that use vehicles every day on their jobs came to Thorsby High School to showcase their vehicles to students. (WENDY FORTNER | CONTRIBUTED)
Various local businesses that use vehicles every day on their jobs came to Thorsby High School to showcase their vehicles to students. (WENDY FORTNER | CONTRIBUTED)
Various local businesses that use vehicles every day on their jobs came to Thorsby High School to showcase their vehicles to students. (WENDY FORTNER | CONTRIBUTED)
Various local businesses that use vehicles every day on their jobs came to Thorsby High School to showcase their vehicles to students. (WENDY FORTNER | CONTRIBUTED)
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By Carey Reeder | Managing Editor
Thorsby High School held its annual Careers On Wheels Day in April for its younger students to see careers that depend on vehicles every day up close and personal. The career day experience welcomed the school’s pre-kindergarten-sixth grade students to meet businesses and discuss what their daily schedule looks like, climb aboard their vehicles and see the equipment they use.
Businesses that attended the Careers On Wheels Day included Alabama Power, Ellison Farm, Mims Wrecker Service, Spire and Thorsby’s Fire and Police Departments.
Photos contributed by WENDY FORNTER
