• Danleigh McDaniel was recently crowned homecoming queen for Jacksonville State University. She is a sophomore majoring in math and is a member of the JSU Ambassadors, the Marching Southerners and Balerina, sister of Alpha Omicron Pi; she made the President’s List, is a member of Phi Eta Sigma Honor Society.

She is the daughter of Scott McDaniel of Milton, Fla., and Jill Sherman of Alabaster and the granddaughter of Albert and Sara McDaniel of Oxford.

• Community Actors’ Studio Theater will present “Fa-la-la-la-la,” a holiday dinner concert Dec. 13 at Garfrerick’s Café in Oxford. Dinner begins at 6 p.m. and the show at 7:30 p.m. $45 per person. For reservations, call 256-831-0044.

• Oxford residents may nominate an outstanding volunteer.

The Community Foundation of Northeast Alabama is now accepting nominations for the 2012 Juliette P. Doster Award for Outstanding Volunteerism in Healthcare.

The award recognizes those individuals who exhibit a level of commitment to promoting or advancing community health. Nominees must be residents of Calhoun County or contribute their volunteer services in Calhoun County.

Eligible candidates include: Individuals, clubs, classes, teams or groups who give of their time and talent at no cost to improve community health are eligible. This could include volunteering for an organization providing direct health or medical services such as a hospital, medical clinic, rehabilitation, assisted living, or nursing facility.

Volunteers could also provide direct medical related services; medical education; medical training; or advance the public’s awareness of health issues, health choices or a healthy lifestyle.

Nominations may be submitted by any organization or individual.

All nominations must be made using a short nomination form on the Foundation’s website at www.yourcommunityfirst.org by January 15, 2013. Contact Susan Waldron at 256-231-5160, ext. 27, or e-mail at swaldron@yourcommunityfirst.org.

• School supplies are being accepted for donation at any Complete Cash locations in Anniston, Oxford, Jacksonville and Heflin. Call 256-831-1722 for more information on the program.

• Yellow Dot program, sponsored by the Oxford Fire Dept., encourages all residents to come by the #1 station, 70 E. 6th St., between 7 a.m.-7 p.m., seven days a week and fill out forms related to procedures to take in case of an auto accident. Call 256-256-831-3208.