Eufaula, AL News

• Eufaula, AL News
• Barbour County Sheriff's Office reports several thefts
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, May 23
• Eufaula Police report gold necklace, tree among stolen items
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, May 22
• Barbour County residents concerned over BCS personnel transfer issue.
• Eufaula officers report threats
• Eufaula Tribune purchased by Berkshire Hathaway
• What's for lunch? Thursday, May 17
• Eufaula hunting camp burglarized
• Eufaula man faces multiple charges
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, May 15
• What's for lunch? Monday, May 14
• New Eufaula Fire chief is lifelong Eufaulian
• Eufaula Police charge woman with assault
• Barbour County Commissioners field tough animal control questions
• Louisville seeks grant for new well
• Barbour County Jail reports assault
• Eufaula Police: Child locked in vehicle
• News 3 Special Report: Pigs Gone Wild
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, May 8
• Reapportionment public hearing tonight
• Barbour County sales tax increase seems likely
• Eufaula Housing Authority summer book club 'just for fun'
• Garrison pitches perfect game
• Alabama Legislature approves three months of summer
• South Eufaula Avenue accident causes minor injuries
• What's for lunch? Friday, May 4
• Barbour County to be reimbursed for election
• What's for lunch? Thursday, May 3
• Northeast Barbour County fire deemed suspicious
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, May 2
• Magazine: Lake Eufaula among nation's best bass lakes
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, May 1
• What's for lunch? Monday, April 30
• Baltimore Ravens draft Eufaula native Courtney Upshaw
• Eufaula Lady Tigers can win area softball title tonight
• Eufaula Police report fight from Union Street
• Courtney Upshaw still waiting on NFL call
• Clayton Highway motorists urged to take care in work zones
• What's for lunch? Friday, April 27
• What's for lunch? Thursday, April 26
• Louisville man reportedly robbed
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, April 25
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, April 24
• Eufaula native featured on CBS
• Free car show tomorrow at Old Creek Town Park
• Fourth Eufaula fire station complete
• Eufaula man's car stolen at gunpoint
• What's for lunch? Friday, April 20
• Medicaid cuts make Eufaula Pediatric future unclear
• Tornado strikes Phenix City & Columbus!
• What's for lunch? Thursday, April 19
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, April 18
• Eufaula Police officers report drug arrests
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, April 17
• What's for lunch? Monday, April 16
• Eufaula Primary volunteer receives Demming Award
• Barbour County farmer speaks at farm bill hearing
• What's for lunch? Friday, April 13
• Eufaula First Baptist to begin 'phase two' of youth building
• Barbour County Commission still dogged by stray animal complaints
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, April 11
• HOPE Academy's Beaty among state's top teachers
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, April 10
• Barbour County ranks low health-wise
• Eufaula's Yoholo-Micco Trail waterfall
• Eufaula house fire reported from Rocky Mount
• Louisville Council approves request for reserve officers
• Eufaula's Terran Condrey helps Baylor win national title
• City of Eufaula to hold planning meeting
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, April 3
• Tuscaloosa wreck victim reportedly not from Eufaula
• New Corps Eufaula office marks ribbon-cutting
• Georgetown gets visitors from Alabama, Florida due to Mega Millions
• Eufaula Pilgrimage is under way
• Bobby Horton sets stage for Eufaula Pilgrimage
• Eufaula Pilgrimage Opening Ceremony Photo Gallery
• Eufaula business reports diesel fuel stolen
• Eufaula, Barbour County entities combat rising fuel prices
• Eufaula stores report thefts
• Eufaula High students perform in Honor Band Fest
• Eufaula resident charged with recent burglaries
• Barbour County could pay $16K for run-off election
• What's for lunch? Thursday, March 22
• Alabama governor, Eufaula native's Confederate flag restored
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, March 21
• Eufaula Police arrest several on drug charges
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, March 20
• What's for lunch? Monday, March 19
• Baker Hill, Clayton voters receive wrong ballots
• Barbour County schools are swapping sites
• Eufaula men, teen charged with sodomy
• Eufaula City School students impress at annual celebration
• Eufaula Elementary students enjoy 'mail race'
• Barbour County Sheriff's Department launches website
• What's for lunch? Friday, March 16
• Eufaula weather grates reported stolen
• Election results will be updated tonight on Eufaula Tribune Facebook page
• Eufaula officers report several arrests
• Former Eufaula Girl Scouts share memories
• Barbour County Commission election questionnaire: Frank Straughn
• What's for lunch? Monday, March 12
• Eufaula City Schools Pre-K, Kindergarten registration begins tomorrow
• Gingrich touts $2.50 gas platform
• Eufaula City Schools to present 'Music and Art,' 'Treasure Island'
• What's for lunch? Friday, March 9
• Semi catches fire on highway
• Bingo defendants found not guilty on all charges
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, March 7
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, March 6
• Eufaula High class will teach city, county history
• What's for lunch? Monday, March 5
• Eufaula High to offer 'third party' driver's testing
• Barbour County Primary marks Read Across America
• Barbour County under tornado watch
• Eufaula City, non-profits, churches continue improvements in Dudley Quarters
• What's for lunch? Friday, March 2
• Eufaula Tribune seeks 'Read Across America' photos
• Eufaula gas prices still lower than national average
• What's for lunch? Thursday, March 1
• Eufaula won't host American Wind Symphony this May
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Feb. 29
• Eufaula man robbed at gunpoint
• Eufaula could soon have Greyhound Bus Lines
• Triangle lights in the sky make a triple conjunction
• Wreck near Lakepoint claims man's life
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Feb. 28
• Top Eufaula City Schools' teachers recognized
• What's for lunch? Monday, Feb. 27
• City of Eufaula looks at refinancing bonds
• What's for lunch? Friday, Feb. 24
• Eufaula teens earn Eagle Scout rank
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Feb. 23
• Eufaula Water Works to conduct smoke tests today, tomorrow
• Three injured in Eufaula wreck
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Feb. 22
• Eufaula Tribune seeks former/current Girl Scouts to share stories
• Eufaula residents face drug charges
• New Barbour Schools site has I-Now link
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Feb. 21
• Event to honor Benjamin Pomeroy, help kids with cancer
• First Alert Weather-Special Statement
• Inches of rainfall, still on track!
• Barbour County under flash flood watch
• Super Bowl champion Jerrel Jernigan returns to Eufaula
• Former Circuit Judge Bill Robertson succumbs
• Eufaula officers report several arrests
• Lakeside wins state title (VIDEO)
• What's for lunch? Friday, Feb. 17
• What do these pre-k students know about weather?
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Feb. 16
• Could Fendall Hall be divested by Alabama Historical Commission?
• Lakeside girls win, will play for state title tomorrow
• Interact with us live on-air tonight, live 11/10 CST!
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Feb. 15
• Elderly Eufaula man beaten with baseball bats
• Tyler tapped superintendent
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Feb. 14
• St. Louis Rams tap Eufaula native Les Snead as GM
• What's for lunch? Monday, Feb. 13
• Georgetown men charged with burglary
• Barbour Farm-City topics includes pro-farm legislation
• It's not what you think it is!
• Eufaula City Schools Superintendent interview: Lewis E. Washington
• Eufaula City Schools Superintendent interview: Carl (Eddie) Tyler
• Eufaula City Schools Superintendent interview: Dr. Paul Tisdale
• Eufaula City Schools Superintendent interview: Dr. Alan Miller
• Eufaula City Schools Superintendent interview: Allen Martin
• Eufaula Club preserves Buffalo Soldiers' proud history
• Admiral Moorer Middle School marks Moorer's 100th birthday
• Eufaulian charged with drug offenses
• What's for lunch? Friday, Feb. 10
• Clayton man found guilty of attempted murder
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Feb. 9
• Eufaula man arrested on possession charge
• White Oak Shores accident causes no serious injuries
• Eufaula Police report several arrests
• Drive-by-shooter narrowly misses children
• Auburn's oldest alumnus turns 105
• Eufaula Head Start accepting applications
• Angels Among Us deadline extended
• Eufaula Police report boat dock stolen
• What's for lunch? Friday, Feb. 3
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Feb. 2
• Baker Hill intersection wreck severely injures man
• Alabama Lt. Governor touts forestry initiative at Lakepoint program
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Feb. 1
• Eufaula man, three juveniles arrested in connection to car thefts
• Quitman Commission vice-chair succumbs
• Tuskegee Airmen subject of Carnegie Library program
• Clio man's body identified, fire deemed arson
• Barbour Sheriff's Department reports several thefts
• Eufaula receives heavy rain, but avoids worst weather
• Eufaula schools will close at 12:30 p.m.
• Suspect's Doster home burns
• Barbour Schools will benefit from gospel sing
• Barbour deputies: Body found in Ariton
• Eufaula City Council approves resurfacing project
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Jan. 25
• Superintendent interviews set
• Juvenile arrested at Admiral Moorer for possession of controlled substance
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Jan. 24
• Barbour County Commission special called meeting tomorrow
• What's for lunch? Monday, Jan. 23
• Clayton Courthouse will host Sen. Shelby Feb. 10
• Eufaula resident charged with making threats
• Barbour Middle students pledge to 'Stop the Bull'
• What's for lunch? Friday, Jan. 20
• Eufaula's Benjamin Pomeroy, 4, succumbs (UPDATED)
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Jan. 19
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Jan. 18
• Barbour County Sheriff's Department continues search for Clio man
• iPad lab makes learning fun for Eufaula Primary preschoolers
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Jan. 17
• Several Republicans vie for Barbour County races
• Barbour deputies search for missing man
• Unmarked graves sought in Old Batesville Church cemetery
• Eufaula child suspected of animal cruelty
• What's for lunch? Friday, Jan. 13
• Lake Eufaula forum this Saturday
• Building amounts down in Eufaula's historic district
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Jan. 12
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Jan. 11
• Barbour County thefts reported
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Jan. 10
• What's for lunch? Monday, Jan. 9
• Eufaula City Council denies request to table redistricting plan
• Eufaula Man charged with rape, sodomy
• What's for lunch? Friday, Jan. 6
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Jan. 5
• Tide or Tigers?
• Eufaula's First African Baptist to host MLK service
• Barbour County Democratic, Republican parties seek candidates
• Louisville youth, Skipperville man face felony charges
• Eufaula Police Department issues holiday reminder
• Eufaula native to lead Irwin County band at Sugar Bowl
• Pastor visits Eufaula after 22 years
• Doctor asks Eufaula City Council to vacate alley
• Friends of Lake Eufaula to sponsor environmental art contest
• 'Journey Stories' coming to Eufaula/Barbour County Chamber
• Eufaula Mayor reports stolen golf clubs
• Eufaula's Benjamin Pomeroy has snow wish come true
• Barbour County under tornado watch
• Barbour officials, residents discuss loan agreement for schools
• Barbour schools will receive loan; sales tax rate will remain same
• Eufaula-area families celebrate Hanukkah
• Barbour County, Georgetown residents speak out on Iraq War's end
• Superintendent finalists announced
• Meds taken from Eufaula residence
• Tribune seeks Iraq War veterans, family members
• Eufaula man shoots son in arm
• Eufaula man charged with rape of child
• Farmers, Burke's to open in Eufaula Towne Center
• Barbour County sales tax vote set next Tuesday
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Dec. 14
• Fourteen-year-old Eufaulian takes first solo flight
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Dec. 13
• What's for lunch? Monday, Dec. 12
• Eufaula Police special operation nets 11 people on drug charges
• Eufaula Fire Department: Stay warm the safe way
• Barbour County High School principal reinstated
• Eufaula Christmas tour nets $8K for mansion
• Woman almost hit on Clayton Highway
• What's for lunch? Friday, Dec. 9
• Two Eufaula men arrested in child solicitation case
• Eufaula Police: 'Be vigilant' while holiday shopping
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Dec. 8
• Eufaulians celebrated, mourned in December 1941
• Goodwill will close Eufaula store this month
• Clio Council approves one-time raises
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Dec. 7
• Eufaula Police special operation nets 11 people on drug charges
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Dec. 6
• What's for lunch? Monday, Dec. 5
• No injuries in Midway fire
• 29th Annual Toys 4 Tots
• What's for lunch? Friday, Dec. 2
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Dec. 1
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Nov. 30
• Eufaula Police Department reports several thefts
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Nov. 29
• What's for lunch? Monday, Nov. 28
• Eufaula High Show Choir, Glee Club to present 'dinner theater'
• Eufaula High JROTC's 'Turkey Trot' donates 45 turkeys
• Eufaula Primary, Elementary pageants will benefit kids
• Headland residents arrested on drug charges
• Former Ventress officer pleads guilty
• Eufaula SWAT responds to shooting threat
• What's for lunch? Monday, Nov. 21
• Barbour County officials discuss budget woes at public hearing
• Fire college weekend in Eufaula 'great success'
• Eufaula Police Department reports more vehicle break-ins
• What's for lunch? Friday, Nov. 18
• Business owners talk possible tax hike
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Nov. 17
• Tornado watch in effect until 6 p.m.
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Nov. 16
• M16A2 destined for Clayton armory is missing
• Eufaula Police Department reports vehicle break-ins
• Eufaula hunting camp burglarized
• Miss AMMS Crowned
• Obituaries for the Nov. 16 edition
• Beaulieu to close Eufaula plant
• What's for lunch? Monday, Nov. 14
• Eufaula Elementary students serve up good reads
• Hicks, Hudson hired for Clio water projects
• Man allegedly robbed at gunpoint on Old Dale Road
• Historic cemeteries in Eufaula, Glennville will benefit from grant
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Nov. 1
• Youth Leadership Barbour inaugural class participates in seminar
• Vehicles taken from Eufaula residence
• Cross-country walkers visit Eufaula
• Senator Sessions fields tough questions about healthcare, economy
• Despite survey, Eufaula uniforms not a 'done deal'
• Eufaula Red Ribbon Week incorporates CharacterCounts!
• Eufaula Fire personnel discovers bungled burglary
• Confusion, concerns linger over Eufaula ordinance
• Barbour County, state officials discuss possibility of courthouse closure
• Barbour County revenues cannot support the cost of services
• Eufaula school uniforms preferred according to survey
• Eufaula FFA named reserve champion in tractor competition
• Eufaula Police: Animal at large reports increase
• NAACP Conference kicks off at Lakepoint
• Accident on Highway 431 North
• Medical Center Barbour nursing head shares cancer survivor story
• Barbour extension coordinator 'tied to agriculture'
• Koon new Eufaula 1103rd commander
• ABI seeks additional information regarding Barbour County murder
• Former Ventress officer charged with murder in inmate's death
• Red Cross blood drive this Thursday at Crowne Health Care
• Barbour County property taxes can now be paid online
• Correction noted on assault incident
• Barbour property taxes can now be paid online
• Correction on reported crime
• Barbour schools work closely with Hispanics to maintain attendance
• Eufaula frisbee dog qualifies for world finals
• Marvin's officially opens today in Eufaula
• Obituaries for the Oct. 16 edition
• Level Plains man charged with murder of man found near Eufaula
• United Way generates additional support
• Judge: Immigration law leads to longer tag lines
• Barbour's infant mortality rate worst in Alabama
• Superior Pecan owners enjoy new Eufaula experience
• Barbour woman charged with tax fraud
• Admiral Moorer Science Club constructing robot
• Eufaula Crime Report: three arrested for forgery
• NAACP convention coming to Eufaula
• Daleville man identified as shooting victim
• Beloved pet photo returns to owner's sister
• Eufaula man, woman charged with Dothan theft
• Eufaula native is Miss Chattahoochee Valley
• NAACP state convention coming to Eufaula
• Tribune office closed Friday
• Eufaula High senior honored as Citizen of Year
• Eufaula man charged with sexual abuse
• Barbour High School principal arrested
• Eufaula considered by industrial prospect
• Littering costs Barbour County
• Barbour County Commissioners OK budget, but express concerns
• Meteorologist Kurt Schmitz on the air Sundays
• What's for lunch? Friday, Sept. 30
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Sept. 29
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Sept. 28
• Eufaula City Schools seek opinions on school uniforms
• RSVP of Barbour County seeks donations for Harvest Time
• Meat stolen from Eufaula restaurant
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Sept. 27
• Eufaula man shot at Waffle House
• MeTV launches on WRBL's digital channel 3.2
• What's for lunch? Monday, Sept. 26
• Rep. Roby will visit Eufaula manufacturer on Monday
• Obituary: Frankie Pearl Walker Overstreet
• Obituary: Doris Doke Espy
• Obituary: Dena Marie Scroggins
• What's for lunch? Friday, Sept. 23
• Eufaula High homecoming parade, AMMS game cancelled
• Eufaula board members discuss school uniforms
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Sept. 22
• Montgomery couple arrested at Eufaula Walmart
• Brittany Jones benefit concert this Sunday at Eufaula church
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Sept. 21
• Obituary: Deborah Ann Tew
• Obituary: Mary Etta Ketchum
• Obituary: Jeanne Francis Painter
• Barbour County unemployment rate declines
• Quitman commissioners tackle several issues
• Eufaula officials say fire is 'suspicious'
• Eufaula residents share fond memories of Hester's Store
• What's for lunch? Monday, Sept. 19
• Eufaula man struck with pool stick
• Old Creek Town vandals could cause early closing
• What's for lunch? Friday, Sept. 16
• Eufaula High students restore '68 Massey Ferguson tractor
• Eufaula, Wiregrass mourn shooting death of EHS alum
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Sept. 15
• Tribune requests memories, photos of Hester's Store
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Sept. 14
• Barbour County United Way goal: $215,000
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Sept. 13
• What's for lunch? Monday, Sept. 12
• Eufaula native: 9-11 changed everything
• Equipment stolen from Reeves Peanut
• What's for lunch? Friday, Sept. 9
• Eufaula native, son were in Pentagon on 9-11
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Sept. 8
• Eufaula Elementary students learn about 9/11
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Sept. 7
• Eufaula Mayor Jaxon calls for moment of remembrance
• Tropical Storm Lee could dump 6 inches of rain on Wiregrass
• Join News 3 for the MDA Telethon tonight from now 'til midnight
• 9-11 stories sought for upcoming Tribune edition
• Barbour, Eufaula City Schools gain Hispanic students despite new law
• Eufaula High band halftime show - Part Three
• Barbour County children affected by domestic violence
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Aug. 31
• Eufaula man charged with murder of relative
• Eufaula man arrested on multiple drug charges
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Aug. 30
• New Eufaula MidSouth branch should open this fall
• Eufaula man stabbed to death
• What's for lunch? Monday, Aug. 29
• Barbour County High School Band lacks instruments
• Barbour County inmate charged with starting jail fire
• Wallace-Sparks opens welding simulation lab
• What's for lunch? Friday, Aug. 26
• Eufaula teacher accused of misconduct is placed on leave
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Aug. 25
• Eufaulians remember late Dr. Woodbury
• Back to School for Eufaula - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• 4.2 Quake in Virginia felt here!
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Aug. 24
• Clayton man sentenced to 20 years
• Clio water users informed of radioactive contaminant
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Aug. 23
• What's for lunch? Monday, Aug. 22
• Clayton's Hightower subject of Columbus Museum exhibit
• Eufaula water main needs replacement
• Georgetown man provides drugs to juvenile
• Jeswald & Chaos hitting the sauce early!
• What's for lunch? Friday, Aug. 19
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Aug. 18
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Aug. 17
• Eufaula Police Department receives bomb threat
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Aug. 16
• What's for lunch? Monday, Aug. 15
• VIDEO: Rick Perry officially enters 2012 race
• Eufaula man arrested by U.S. Marshals in Montgomery
• Some Eufaula Primary parents irate at long pick-up lines
• What's for lunch? Friday, Aug. 12
• U.S. Marshals join search for Eufaula man
• Deputies use Taser on 88-year-old man
• Medical marijuana supporters will gather at Blue Springs park
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Aug. 11
• What's for lunch? Wednesday, Aug. 10
• Attorney General Holder asked to investigate Ventress inmate death
• Obituary: John Wesley Moncus
• Obituary: Annie Florence Daugherty
• Tree nearly crushes a home!
• What's for lunch? Tuesday, Aug. 9
• Eufaula Mayor Jay Jaxon talks Scouting
• Eufaula youth Benjamin Pomeroy receives bone marrow transplant
• What's for lunch? Monday, Aug. 8
• Tea Party will meet Thursday in Eufaula
• Eufaula City Schools kicks off 2011-2012 year
• Eufaula, Clayton thefts reported
• Eufaula's Shorter will run for probate judge
• Eufaula pastor: City shouldn't water flowers on Sundays
• What's for lunch? Friday, Aug. 5
• Eufaula area retailers prep for tax-free holiday
• Heat Advisory! Not as long lived
• What's for lunch? Thursday, Aug. 4
• Louisville increases sales tax
• Gambling room raid nets three arrests
• Beaulieu will eliminate 125 jobs at Eufaula plant
• Eufaula City Schools board chair: Educators "Future farmers"
• Eufaula man fails to elude police
• Eufaula business burglar arrested
• Eufaula theft reports spike
• Gospel sing at First Baptist Church
• Eufaula industries, city departments form emergency team
• Two charged with White Oak burglaries
• Back to School 2011
• Three injured in Quitman County crash
• Tippets 'strides' through Eufaula for school budget awareness
• Eufaula City School officials urge dads to get involved
• Lakeside seeks improvement under new coach
• Burn ban lifted, Barbour residents urged to use caution
• Assault with cinder block reported in Eufaula
• Barbour jobless rate jumps to 13.5 percent
• Fort new superintendent of Quitman County Schools
• Beasley wants bill to repeal Alabama immigration law
• Eufaula Carnegie Library will have new sign
• Eufaulian charged with downtown burglary
• Dog attack in Eufaula
• Adoption Fundraiser at Sips n Strokes of Opelika
• Eufaula library receives funding for new books
• Eufaula art show for tornado victims
• Eufaula Towne Center will soon have new store
• Eufaula man charged with trafficking
• Barbour school board approves redistricting plan
• Dudley Quarters video
• Aubie is returning to Eufaula
• Downtown Eufaula businesses burglarized
• Georgetown man shot in chest
• Blood donations at historic lows
• Eufaula could seek $450K grant for Dudley Quarters
• Clayton man receives 24 years for home invasion
• Lakepoint fireworks policy could change due to injuries
• Black farmers suit notification under way
• Eufaula man faces felony theft charge
• Eufaula's domestic violence calls up 16 percent
• Tornado relief fundraiser set tomorrow
• Eufaula City Schools teachers anticipate new year
• Eufaula native Moorer excelled on field, in classroom for Georgia Tech
• Eufaula man faces theft charge
• Eufaula Police caution against phone scam
• Barbour drought persists despite rainfall
• Eufaula artist featured at Blue Moon Cafe
• Barbour's District One gains Forest Hills in proposed plan
• Louisville mayor proposes tax increase
• Eufaula man arrested on robbery charges
• Eufaulian discusses past work with NASA, shuttle
• Eufaula council members approve $25K for orchestra
• Two struck by fireworks while at Lakepoint
• Grant to aid Barbour, Bullock businesses
• Eufaula Minors cruise to district tournament win
• Eufaula City School free lunch guidelines annuonced
• Eufaula City Schools elect new chairperson
• Eufaula fireworks show
• Eufaula groups lose tax-exempt status
• Late Eufaula native commended by President Obama
• Fireworks not thunderstorms!
• Eufaula schools work closely with Hispanic students, parents
• Jackson tapped Lakepoint superintendent
• Jeswald inks new deal with WRBL News 3
• Eufaula wreck victims recovering
• Beasley, Forte irked by partisan voting
• Alabama Chief Justice Sue Bell Cobb steps down
• Eufaula driver escapes serious injury
• Abbeville men charged with stealing White Oak Shores air conditioners
• Eufaula airport upgrades on tap
• No burn ban remains in effect for Alabama
• Truck driver escapes serious injuries on U.S. Hwy. 82
• Barbour legislators oppose immigration law
• Stolen vehicle recovered in Eufaula
• Wiregrass pageant queens have purses stolen in Eufaula
• Three Eufaulians injured in Friday night wreck
• Eufaula woman faces drug distribution charge
• Eufaula residents, including children, injured in Skipperville wreck
• Program's aim is small business start-ups
• South Carolina teacher rides for former student
• Lakepoint hosts 1,400 electricians, families
• Clayton man reportedly assaults girlfriend
• Eufaula fireworks show will be held next Sunday
• Thunderstorms with heavy rain and wind
• Shoreline Management Plan for Lake Eufaula suspended
• Eufaula all star action begins this weekend
• Elder abuse often occurs in Barbour County
• Eufaula's vacant Walmart soon to have new tenants
• Eufaula Tribune offers online commenting through Facebook
• Hundreds of people are struck by lightning each year
• Floating orchestra could visit Eufaula in 2012
• Eufaula's Forte named 'Freshman of Year'
• Forte praises outgoing Barbour County superintendent
• Eufaula church to host benefit for cancer patient
• Free "Ready to Work" classes begin Monday
• Drought worsens for much of our area
• 'Camp Invention' comes to Eufaula Elementary
• Eufaula council selects new police chief
• Eufaula's Forte named top freshman legislator
• Relay for Life video highlights
• Wildfires destroy Barbour County land, but no properties
• Bucks for Books starts Monday
• Barbour County youth programs receive financial boost
• Hatcher withdraws as Eufaula Police Chief
• Eight sentenced for Eufaula robberies
• Roby talks Shoreline Management
• Skipperville men charged in Clio Drug break-ins
• Eufaula, SAMC modify hospital lease agreement
• Barbour County Jail inmate dies of apparent suicide
• Rainfall map for May
• FDIC, Eufaula banker warn of fraudulent emails
• Water Restrictions-Smiths Alabama
• Eufaula's Legacy Village construction underway
• Five Eufaula men arrested in copper theft ring
• Birmingham's Hatcher is next Eufaula police chief
• Lakeside students enjoy trip to Washington, New York
• Record high temperatures bring early health warnings
• Eufaula man injured in accident, offender flees scene
• American Buildings taps Olafson as new GM
• Eufaula home destroyed by fire
• Eufaula City Schools not cutting teachers
• Dixie Academy items in online auction
• Eufaula native, actor discusses Civil War movie roles
• Barbour County High student suspected of starting fire
• Tornado warning alert but no tornado
• Eufaula, Lakeside graduation set Friday
• Eufaula officers investigate reported sexual abuse
• Organization touts Barbour County, central Alabama
• Troy chancellor talks leadership at Eufaula Tri Rivers program
• Eufaula loses big to Hartselle
• Barbour County DHR workers offer assistance
• Lakeside students semi-finalists in Nucor "Strength of Steel Challenge."
• Eufaula students honored for having 'hearts for the arts"
• Eufaula Wallace grads receive more than diploma
• Louisville's Dixie Academy closing emotional for faculty, former students
• Barbour County officers pursue man on five-mile chase
• Barbour County Jail experiences improvements
• Relay for Life set Friday evening in Eufaula
• Eufaula tourism and heritage supporters salute Purcell
• Eufaula residents can still help tornado victims
• Eufaula Police Chief interview: Zook
• Eufaula Police Chief interview: Hatcher
• Midway woman allegedly shoots, injures boyfriend
• Eufaula drug roundup nets four arrests, more to come
• Lakeside drops two in state tourney
• Eufaula Police Chief interviews: Wallace
• Eufaula Police Chief interviews: Marsh
• Eufaula Police Chief interviews: Garcia
• Ozark man shot in leg in Louisville
• "Be Air Aware"
• Crimson Tide standout Courtney Upshaw returns to Eufaula, helps tornado victims
• Lakeside honors late headmaster in 'butterfly release'
• Tornado investigation continues
• Clio residents worried over drugstore break-ins
• Historic Chattahoochee Commission board taps Bunn as new director
• Tornado telethon begins Wednesday morning
• Eufaula residents offer assistance to Pratt City tornado victims
• UA's Courtney Upshaw plans visit to help tornado victims
• Eufaula preschoolers 'trike' for cancer patient
• Eufaula council taps Calton for school board
• Barbour County reacts to bin Laden's death
• HealthWatch: Eufaula native battles rare form of cancer
• Tornado damage is 'indescribable'
• Eufaula, Clio will host drives for tornado victims
• Alabama tornadoes hit close to home
• Mayor: Homeowners want to see the lake
• Eufaula rallies for young cancer patient
• Eufaula Primary School implementing 'communities' next year
• Eufaula offers aid to storm ravaged Alabama
• Death toll at 128 thus far
• Tornado strikes, Damage widespread
• 'Choice Bus' makes stop in Eufaula
• Barbour County Schools one step closer to accreditation
• Eufaula City Council president: We want to continue partnership with SAMC
• Eufaula's AMMS marks 40 years
• Eufaula Mayor Jaxon, Q-Ball owners at odds
• 'Patch' Adams speaks, RSVP exec honored at AGS banquet
• April 16 tornado outbreak-Update!
• Eufaula's Lakepoint park home base for SCARLET ICE
• Roby visits Russell farmers, discusses federal budget
• Eufaula school board interviews: Live chat this afternoon
• Eufaula Fire Department gets grant for HAZMAT courses
• Quitman County Riverfest parade highlights
• Westville visits Lakeside
• Eufaula's train troubles continue
• 'Candid Comments' book signing at Shorter Mansion open to the public
• Eufaula will host Alabama law enforcement exercises
• Tornadoes! Alabama and Gerogia
• Tornado confirmed - Fort Benning, Georgia
• Supercell-Produces Hail, Lightning and Fog
• Study: Barbour healthier than many Alabama counties
• Finalists named in Police Chief search
• Tornado threat high for Alabama Friday night
• Public comment desired for Shoreline Management Plan first draft
• Car show set at Eufaula's Creek Town Park
• Civil War letters shed light on soldiers' daily lives
• Barbour County not immune to 'silent crisis'
• Four locals among BCS superintendent finalists
• Storms raced through Alabama and Georgia this morning
• Severe storms-Late Monday
• Clio Police Chief honored
• Eufaula Rotarian recalls visit to devastated region of Japan
• Government shutdown could affect Eufaula refuge, White Oak campground
• Eufaula Carnegie exhibit features World War I photos, "Miss" Fonnie
• Teacher pleads guilty to six felonies
• Georgetown's 'Riverfest' continues to grow
• The Earth's temperature
• Highway 431 four-lane project complete
• Household shower to benefit Eufaula City employee
• 2011 Eufaula Pilgrimage Highlights
• Former Parkview teacher pleads guilty to six felony counts
• Two Eufaulians charged with conspiracy
• A powerful spring storm!
• Rotary donates books, supplies to Quitman students
• Eufaula Pilgrimage ribbon cutting
• Late educator 'never stopped teaching'
• Visitation tonight for Mrs. Miranda Watson
• How hail forms
• AAA, Ledger features Eufaula Pilgrimage
• Eufaula BGC 'Steak and Burger' sails to success
• Eufaula City Schools students shine at 'Music and Art'
• At least one tornado confirmed from valley storms
• SEVERE WEATHER SET-UP! Through Sunday Morning!
• Old standards, new attractions on 2011 Eufaula Pilgrimage Tour
• Eufaula Police Department: Arrests due to undercover investigation
• Calton Jr., Wingate among Eufaula City School Board hopefuls
• Calton: Eufaula's old recycling site not city's responsibility
• A Look at Current Rainfall and Drought Conditions
• Driver attempts to elude Eufaula officers
• Corps establishing office in Eufaula
• Hundreds in Alabama killed during 'Super Outbreak' of 1932
• Hudson crowned 'Miss Eufaula'
• Stepfather suspect in recent Texasville shooting
• Eufaula natives feel sympathy for Japanese victims
• The Spring Outlook & How To Prepare
• Six arrested on drug charges
• Quitman County manager succumbs at 60
• Has tragedy in Japan impacted you?
• Tropics get Active in the… South Atlantic???
• Clayton Airport receives federal assistance
• Eufaula High's 'Aladdin' works its magic
• Hogue takes the helm at Eufaula's Pregnancy Resource Center
• Satellite images of Sendai
• Oxbow Meadows has so much for you to learn
• Eufaula Police Chief applications include one from Ireland
• Budget proposal concerns Eufaula City Schools superintendent
• Clio contests census numbers
• Recap of Wednesday's storm
• Tree downed in west Barbour County, no injuries
• Barbour County teacher, infant son die in wreck
• Dangers of Floods
• Eufaula City Schools: Have a heart for the arts
• Quitman Superintendent: Tax extension needed
• Flood Potential-Mid Week Storm
• Rain Totals from this Weekend
• WINDS-Wreak Havoc!
• Barbour County Relay now on Facebook
• Eufaula woman raped by unknown assailant
• Eufaula car buyers more fuel conscious
• Census: Clayton's population more than doubles
• Wildfire Season Getting Started Across Portions of the Southeast
• Tornado Confirmed in Chambers County
• Eufaula Peebles will reopen as Goody's Wednesday
• A Look Back at February
• Recap of February 28, 2011 Storms
• Top Eufaula City educators' influence extends beyond classroom
• Trees planted in memory of Eufaula boys
• Eufaula's Lee King touched thousands
• STRONG STORMS-Monday Afternoon!
• Barbour County's Corcoran among state finalists
• Census: Eufaula is losing residents
• Eufaula teen Lee King succumbs
• 'Aladdin' to be presented March 11 – 13 at Eufaula City Auditorium
• National Storm Reports from Thursday 2-24-11
• National FFA officer visits Eufaula High
• Eufaula Primary memorial service on tap
• The Severe Weather Threat-TO OUR WEST!
• Accident on Highway 82
• Space Shuttle Discovery's History
• Clinic set to open next summer in Eufaula
• Eufaula funeral home owner dies
• Eufaula teacher receives 14 years in prison
• City of Eufaula dedicates tree to the late Jordan
• Earthquakes happen every day
• Eufaula celebrates Arbor Day at Farmers Market
• Be Prepared For Severe Weather with a NOAA Weather Radio!
• Barbour County teams reach Elite Eight
• AMMS students taught by TED
• Want to be a Storm Spotter for the NWS-Birmingham?
• Eufaula Taco Bell lease expires, restaurant closes
• Sexual abuse cases reported in Eufaula
• ALABAMA-Time To Prepare Now!
• Two natives die in wreck
• Steak & Burger tickets available
• Eufaula, Clayton garden 'greats' recognized
• Barbour County church burglarized
• Eufaulians 'sickened' by vandalism on Toomer's oaks
• Arrest made in AU tree poisoning case
• Toomer's Corner culprit wasn't an 'Alabama man'
• 'Nasty' road raises ire of Barbour County residents
• Bank president: Be wary of cell phone call
• Thief desecrates Eufaula graves
• Officers now posted at Eufaula city meetings
• Eufaula's Medford dealership closes
• JANUARY-Coldest Ever Recorded!
• Friends remember Eufaulian as 'family man'
• Friend's recall Eufaula minister's compassion, example
• West's last day set for March 4
• Officer uses Mace on Barbour County High student
• Resident plagued by dogs asks council for help
• Eufaula Chamber schooled on technology in the classroom
• Two Eufaula men die in wreck; one victim is well-known minister
• Senator shares conservative message while visiting Eufaula
• Eufaula Chief's last day set for March 4
• Multi-car wreck reported on Bakerhill Highway
• Shelby: U.S. has spent too much, saved too little
• Youth Hunt draws children from across Barbour County area
• Honor Band Fest will be held at Eufaula's Lakepoint
• Ambulance hydroplanes near Eufaula, no serious injuries
• Keeping an eye on Egypt: Louisville native familiar with the issues
• Express your love and win some great prizes, too!
• Quitman County teacher writes, illustrates children's book
• EUFAULA POLICE REPORT 2/4
• Quitman teacher writes, illustrates children's book
• Man, 92, among Louisville, Clio robbery victims
• Eufaula police charge Abbeville man with trafficking cocaine
• Three Eufaula Tigers ink with area colleges
• Eufaula golf course scheduled for auction
• Eufaula Police Chief pursing position in Saraland
• Three Georgetown men charged with stealing firearms
• Eufaula student wins state Voice of Democracy contest
• Green's Crossroads VFD vies for grant to purchase new engine
• Eufaula FUMC will host Lott during "Valentine's Concert"
• Saraland offers police chief job to Eufaula's West
• BARBOUR COUNTY CRIME 1/28
• Vandalism could be gang related
• Eufaula sets net for retiring baby boomers
• Eufaula house fire victims lose nearly everything
• Downtown Louisville experiences break-ins, criminal mischief
• EUFAULA CRIME REPORT
• Eufaula home destroyed in blaze
• Eufaula Boys & Girls Club tour enlightening for locals
• Local dads organize Eufaula father-daughter dance
• Folk duo in concert Thursday in Eufaula
• BARBOUR COUNTY CRIME
• Eufaula students can bring phones to school starting Feb. 1
• USA Travel reports second robbery this month
• Army could purchase land close to Eufaula
• Eufaula receives mention on 'Conan' song
• MLK Day Parade held despite rain
• Construction costs in Eufaula's Historic District top $1.8 million
• Barbour County's children most affected by poverty
• Church of God adding 4,000 square foot facility
• Honoring Dr. King: Senator urges Eufaula to 'celebrate, act'
• BARBOUR COUNTY CRIME REPORT
• Quitman commissioners watching expenses closely
• Eufaula chamber meeting will feature comedienne
• A deserving tribute 65 years after Cuthbert woman's execution
• Eufaula teacher found guilty of rape, sodomy
• Five arrested in armed robbery case
• Free 'mini-tour' later this month in Clayton
• Dixie will cancel classes tomorrow and Friday due to illness
• DOC releases statement on Ventress inmate death
• Eufaula Fire Department receives grant
• Black ice possible in Eufaula, Barbour County
• Eufaula misses brunt of wintry weather
• Gov. Riley declares state of emergency
• Weather related closings (as of 5 p.m.)
• Ice storm warning in effect for Eufaula, Barbour County
• 'Frugality' topic of Jan. 22 seminar
• Winter weather appears likely for Eufaula, Barbour County
• Eufaula resident, ABC official Jack Jordan succumbs
• Eufaula City Schools officials keep eye on weather
• COUNTY CRIME
• Jesus stolen from Eufaula nativity scene
• Eufaula Crime: arrests made
• Eufaula woman dies in North Eufaula Avenue wreck
• U.S. 431 widening nearly completed
• Low income residents in Barbour County can get free cell phones
• 'First Baby' of 2011 announced
• Eufaula soldier: Afghanistan 'war-torn, but rebuilding'
• JROTC Ball
• Fluctuating temperatures not global warming
• Eufaula Tribune seeks 'First Baby' of 2011
• Mother Nature inspires White Oak Shores carver
• Local enjoys painting in New Mexico
• Beasley, Forte comment on legislative special session
• Consultant will handle Barbour County Schools superintendent search
• Barbour deputies recover $3K of missing money
• Mayor thanks residents for giving back during the holidays
• Quitman County home burns
• Merry Christmas!
• Eufaula Schools will revisit cell phone issue
• Eufaula Water Works employees to receive 'premium pay' bonuses
• Quitman County youth benefit from "Angel Tree" program
• Holiday Cheer
• Barbour Schools reserves dwindling
• Eufaula Chamber staff to assume new roles in 2011
• Eufaula native earns Presidential award
• Dixie honors late PLAS students with video
• Teacher cuts probable for Eufaula City Schools
• Eufaula crime: robbery reported
• Eufaula could benefit from new development
• Eufaula Historic District residents to receive guideline brochures soon
• North Eufaula Avenue wreck results in injuries
• Mom leaves child, 2, in car
• And The Winners Are...Fall Foliage Contest
• Hispanic Catholics celebrate holiday
• Eufaula Save-A-Lot opens Thursday
• Clio Municipal Court holds first session since 1982
• Three arrested in Clio on drug related charges
• Three men charged in Eufaula armed robbery
• Hardee's could open this spring
• Two arrested in Louisville on drug charges
• Eufaula Police identify shooting victim
• Native has big plans for Clio School
• Eufaula High student finishes second in pageant
• 'Summit on Early Childhood' set
• Lynns robbed on Friday
• AMMS choir members impress at annual competition
• Eufaula churches observe Advent
• Free prostate cancer screenings tomorrow
• Riley taps McKnight for Barbour County Commission
• Eufaula home restoration is labor of love for Kelloggs
• Eufaula Mistletoe Market on tap
• Tornado watch continues
• Double shooting in Clayton involves husband, wife
• Eufaula Christmas Tour of Homes set Saturday
• Iron Bowl impacts Black Friday sales in Eufaula
• Eufaula Planning Commissioners face tough call on development
• Dollar hired as Lanett police chief
• "Giving Thanks" at Eufaula Primary
• United Way pageant correction
• Barbour County Cattlemen's Association seeks new members
• Eufaula City Schools superintendent announces retirement
• Annual Eufaula toy run hosts more than 70 riders
• Miss? United Way crowned Thursday night in Eufaula
• Eufaula schools fare well in state evaluation
• Prospective Eufaula development now touted as senior village
• Eufaula High confiscates 254 cell phones
• Holiday shopping starts early for many Eufaula residents
• Eufaula toy run, block party for a good cause
• Terrible Tuesday on Eufaula roads
• Fire Chief: department not responsible for fundraiser
• Martin Scholarship will aid UA students
• Increasing gas prices in Eufaula, state 'puzzling'
• Eufaula Primary children learn importance of 9-1-1
• Eufaula Crime: man arrested on firearm charge
• Eufaula High students receive 'Just the Facts'
• Auction set Saturday (Nov. 20) to benefit Lakeside
• Run-off election set in Quitman County
• Lakeside retires American flags
• Tractor Supply opens this weekend
• Storey scholarship will aid future Barbour County nurses
• Third grade teacher earns doctorate
• Beasley: 'Historic Day for Barbour County'
• Harassment reported at Eufaula business
• Concert in Eufaula will benefit the Gulf Coast
• Eufaula's bio-diesel system receives upgrade
• Operation Christmas Child drop-off is next week in Eufaula
• Date changed for woman-less beauty pageant
• Eufaula Crime: robbery reported
• Barbour sheriff thanks rescue volunteers
• Firefighter recruits can attend school in Eufaula
• Quitman voters favor incumbents in local races
• Barbour man found in 'surprisingly good condition'
• Clio poll worker enjoys civic duty – and the coffee
• Barbour deputies searching for missing man, age 69
• Bluff erosion survey on tap
• Beasley, Forte coast to Election Day wins
• Eufaula Crime: 40 traffic violations reported
• Barbour County roads, bridges in dire need of improvements
• Eufaula Tricks & Treats
• Roby visits Clayton, Eufaula
• Eufaula Crime Report: Hobo Pantry Robbed
• Halloween/Fall Festival events wanted
• Eufaula Harvest Market set Saturday
• Obituaries for Oct. 24 edition
• It's hard to choose a governor
• Gilmore reappointed as commission chairman
• Teacher diversity is not just a local issue
• 'Priss Pots' proceeds aid March of Dimes
• Eufaula banker was a friend to many
• Obituaries for Oct. 20 edition
• Man tased while fleeing police, resisting arrest
• Little Miss Eufaula, Little Miss Barbour County discuss special weekend
• Barbour County commissioners discuss animal control
• Around the Corner: Art Adventures
• Senator's wife, Eufaula native featured in book
• Eufaula Crime Report: city employee harassed
• Keown visits Georgetown
• Eufaula native Foy remembered for AU spirit, kindness
• Louisville mayor honored for 50 years of service
• Indian Summer Fun
• Crime Report: accidents up
• Indian Summer this weekend in Eufaula
• Parkview marks 35 years
• Eufaulians host birthday dinner for landmark home
• Introduction to computers course planned in Eufaula
• Harri Anne Smith has 'peace' about indictments
• Burglary, arson reported
• Piggly Wiggly aids Eufaula High School cheerleaders, band
• FBC of Eufaula cuts ribbon on new youth building
• Eufaula man faces felony charges
• Eufaula Police Report: Local man faces felony charges
• Statement from Joe Espy, McGregor's Attorney
• FBC cuts ribbon on new youth building
• Kids enjoy "free day" at Baker Hill's Hawkins Ridge
• Eufaula juvenile charged as adult
• St. James' yard sale this weekend
• Eufaula coach named 'Citizen of the Year'
• EHS students once again reach nationals
• Log truck overturned
• Eufaula fans mark show's 50th anniversary
• Miss Barbour County will compete in peanut pageant
• Business, cars damaged
• Good news for Eufaula Fire and Rescue squad
• Eufaula Little Theater staging 'Dearly Beloved'
• Correction for Wednesday, Sept. 29 edition
• Eufaula Crime Report for Sept. 28
• Halloween Smack Down coming to Medford
• Eufaula Elementary "goes green" in support of student
• Eufaula City Council OKs $13.5M budget
• Eufaula local faces felony charges
• Eufaula Pre-K "Outdoor Class" nears completion
• Eufaula water rates going up 4 percent
• Tuskegee students visit Eufaula's American
• Year one successful for Eufaula's Lakepoint Lodge
• Gold Wings rally at Eufaula's Lakepoint
• Pet parade still accepting entries
• One injured in U.S. 431 wreck
• Teen charged with felonies
• Suspects allegedly take 25 chicks in reported robbery
• AMMS Spirit Week
• Eufaula drug awareness program this Sunday
• Nine receive Lakeside scholarships
• Ready to Work Program is free, beneficial to unemployed
• Volunteers sought for Brown Bag program
• Eufaula High students mark 9-11 anniversary
• Quitman commission, sheriff at odds regarding budget
• Eufaula High Class of 1980 holds reunion
• Crime Report for September 13
• Driver runs into Eufaula auto parts store
• Eufaula teacher hire draws cheers, criticism
• Eufaula city budget up for discussion
• Eufaula teens prefer texting over talking on the phone
• Eufaula Crime Report for September 2-8
• Friends remember longtime Eufaula Country Club employee
• Shots fired inside Q-Ball
• Louisville mission ministers to local Hispanics
• Area youth urged to get library cards
• Sav-A-Lot plans local store in Eufaula
• United Way of Greater Barbour County unveils 2011 goal
• Large crowd attends local Tea Party event
• Eufaula-area motorists encouraged to slow down this weekend
• Hunting courses set at Wallace
• Five years after Katrina, couple calls Eufaula home
• Eufaulian crowned Teen Miss Alabama Woodlands
• One injured in U.S. 82 wreck near Eufaula
• Couple celebrates 71st anniversary in Eufaula
• Classmates attend 'mega-reunion'
• Classmates attend 'mega-reunion'
• Preschool teacher celebrates first book
• Jobless rate falls to 11.6%
• Two more charged in shootings
• Woman faces felony charge
• Glasgow criticizes Peterson
• Revenue up for water works, but so are expenses
• Two arrested after Eufaula shootings
• Sen. Sessions speaks in Eufaula
• West Barbour County rescue takes in abused, neglected horses
• Activist concerned about prison
• Spring Hill residents upset with roadwork
• Eufaula man faces molestation charge
• Obituaries for Aug. 15 edition
• No money for the dead
• Attendance down for Barbour County schools
• It's official: Tractor Supply coming to Eufaula
• Ventress inmate dies during assault of an officer
• Barbour native has strong words for Obama, Dems
• Historian: 'Gaffes' made on property
• Board members debate Eufaula schools signage
• School begins
• Eufaula schools signage requests approved
• Correction for Aug. 8 edition
• Commissioners once again talk animal control
• Area rescue in need of assistance
• Beasley Allen donates Wii to Barbour school
• Barbour-Bullock Auburn club meets at Lakepoint
• Ford to chair political alliance
• Reports: Eufaula Winn-Dixie not on store closing list
• Optimism wanes for home, theater
• Barbour natives graduate Troy
• BARBOUR COUNTY BEAT: Animal abuse concerns Clio residents
• Ms. Barbee celebrates 100th birthday party
• Sparks touts education lottery while in Eufaula
• Quitman probate judge: No petitions have been submitted
• Valley could receive key designation
• Renovations nearly completed at Eufaula City Schools
• Council members discuss road safety
• Local floats wanted for Christmas parade
• Cooling assistance offered
• Smitherman will speak at Barbour NAACP banquet
• Could Keystone purchase lead to more local jobs?
• Severe heat challenges local growers
• Morris recall effort falls short by 58 signatures
• Eufaula youth enjoy two-week theatrical camp at Wallace-Sparks
• Rezoning request moves ahead
• Eight arrested in drug sweep
• Sign up for school lunches
• Area schools open house roundup
• Tempers flare as Barbour residents seek power bill assistance
• County jobless rate remains at 12.4 percent
• Drug awareness program on tap
• First aid/CPR class set at community center
• Convicted rapist arrested after 20 years
• Suspect wanted in Walgreens robbery
• Fryer tapped principal at BCHS
• Cooling assistance offered
• Valley could receive key designation
• Council members discuss road safety
• Optimism wanes for home, theater
• BARBOUR COUNTY BEAT: Animal abuse concerns Clio residents
• Sparks touts education lottery while in Eufaula
• Ford   to chair political alliance
• Shoreline permittees given two extra weeks to comment on plan
• Drug awareness program on tap
• Convicted rapist arrested after 20 years
• Fryer tapped principal at BCHS
• Obituaries for July 21 edition
• Obituaries for July 18 edition
• O-Zone photos online
• Clarification
• Forte claims State House District 84 seat
• Barbour County comes through for Beasley
• ELECTION RESULTS FOR JULY 13 PRIMARIES
• Beasley and Forte win; 3-of-4 school tax measures pass
• Bargewell selected for prestigious honor
• Police: Robbery suspect kills himself
• Blue Springs youth’s got talent
• Quitman resident questions county official’s authority
• Arizona got it right
• Milner’s rain garden finally blooms
• What will become of ‘Pollyanna’ budget?
• Recall organizer calls for Richard Morris to step down
• Ford asks Feds to monitor election
• Fallen heroes honored
• City’s four-story building crumbling
• Election results tonight on www.eufaulatribune.com
• New businesses give us reasons to be optimistic
• ‘Zumba’ classes heat up at community center
• Another year of proration possible
• Morris hot over recall ruling, Tribune coverage
• On the verge of history?
• BARBOUR COUNTY ELECTION RESULTS
• Eufaula teacher now facing sex crime charges in Dothan
• ‘Miss Crowne’ crowned
• Trib bias against Quitman? That’s hard to prove
• Correction for midweek edition
• Eufaula man seriously injured
• Beasley, Forte fall just short of majority
• Step by Step: Cancer survivors share at Relay
• Two county schools seek new principals
• Eufaulian charged with DUI, assault after crash
• The confessions of a bandwagon jumper
• Confederate monument needs to be moved
• Local, state issues influence voters
• City taps new official
• Local eateries have yet to feel impact of oil spill
• ACE meeting held at chamber
• Eufaula team completes triathlon
• Tourney draws 169 boats
• Quitman County commissioners nominated for Joe Lane Cox Award
• Leadership Barbour students graduate
• Tomato plants and catfish are important to us, too
• Event set for ‘Extra Special People’
• Area artist creates downtown mural
• First place FFA tractor destroyed in Dothan fire
• Beasley does well, but Ford still in hunt
• Dystonia help group available
• Lady Tigers finish third in state
• Church hosts summer food program
• Eufaula Athenaeum content acquired by UA
• Myers says guards should be armed
• Rural Barbour County key to Horne victory
• Not your ordinary ice cream parlor
• Tournament still going strong in its 10th year
• Opinion: Beasley is clear choice next Tuesday
• Chamber still on task despite staff resignation
• If you like pina coladas ...
• Columnist overindulges on ‘Gin’
• Book features famous Eufaulians
• Bagby State Park will remain open
• Three local races on Tuesday ballot
• St. George Island faces oil spill crisis
• Board discusses proposed gas station
• VBS “blasts off” in the Bluff City
• Political commercials lacking in substance
• Barbour County’s annual Relay set this weekend
• Sadler: Changes not leading to school uniforms
• Correction for June 27 edition
• Board discusses proposed gas station
• NOTE ABOUT THE JUNE 9 EDITION OF THE TRIBUNE
• Eufaula man still fighting for his life after wreck
• Commission orders merchant to take down $800 sign
• Rep. Beasley would represent all people
• Former Pilgrimage Queen perishes in auto accident
• Blogging about cancer
• Senate hopeful: Name was not on ballot
• Area graduates receive diplomas tonight
• Attorney general’s race is too close to call
• Rev. Al Sharpton coming to Eufaula, Clayton
• Locals sound off on shoreline plan
• Father-son story kicks off new ‘Chicken Soup’ book
• Filling ‘the pit’
• Voters must choose between Democratic and GOP ballots
• Pre-K students soon to have ‘outdoor classroom’
• Former Scoutmaster shares story
• Police seek burglars
• Closing arguments filed in Morris case
• Despite flood, Nashville is still open
• “To Kill a Mockingbird” celebrated by area fans
• Cancer survivor shares her story
• Sharpton rallies for Ford
• Dave Burgess and family a blessing for Eufaula
• First things first: Let’s deal with the spill, and then we can talk energy
• Third annual “Unity Day” set Saturday
• Eufaula Elementary students raise money to help fight cancer
• Teacher charged with sex crimes
• Tractor Supply eyes Eufaula
• Students may need Tdap vaccine
• PC traffic still coursing through Eufaula
• Judge rules recall of Morris may proceed
• Young inventors create
• Budget cuts result in personnel shifts
• ECS will cut 17 teachers
• Lakeside taps new headmaster
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