Grove Hill, AL News

• Grove Hill, AL News
• Loper
• Daugherty
• Pierson
• Loper
• Tate
• County Records
• How much are Barbies worth?
• Beckhams celebrate 62 years
• Church Notices
• Powell-Stifflemire to marry June 22 in Tompkins church
• Final wedding plans are announced
• Just Like Cats and Dogs
• Photo contest winners told
• Cancer survivors honored at Relay
• Memories & Recipes
• Registration for the 2012 Alabama Alligator hunting season opens June 5
• Free fishing day June 9
• CCHS drops pair in regionals
• Dawgs hit the gridiron
• CPS Athletic Award winners named
• Sports Scene
• Clarke Arrests
• Truck overturns
• Books & Whatever: He Says, She Says
• Cultural Arts Center announcements
• Old Coffeeville Elementary athletic field leased to town by Clarke school board
• ‘Are You Smarter Than A Senior?’
• Clarke County High Beauty Review
• From the Nethermost
• Congress Reports
• Editor’s Notes
• Waiting for another wreck
• Letter writer barking up wrong tree on stuck bus
• Dollars & Cents
• Gone South
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gutting our legislative voice
• Political Cartoon
• New USBI president frank in assessing problems at shareholders’ meeting
• Proposed legislative redistricting cuts House District 65 in Choctaw; stretches it north into Marengo
• Roberts graduates as dental hygienist
• Community Calendar
• Coffeeville, West Clarke water systems to merge
• In Memory
• In Memory
• In Memory
• Irons
• Holder
• Armistead
• Rural post offices get reprieve but look for fewer service hours
• 43-year banking career
• Cigarette butt DNA leads to burglary arrest
• T’ville man charged in drive-by shooting
• Saraland man charged with copper thefts at cell towers
• Clarke split 3 ways
• Irons
• Armistead
• Holder
• Clothes washer
• Congress Reports
• ‘Extortionists’ and slackers critcized as much as Yanks
• What animal has the densest fur?
• Legalizing charter schools one way to kill them
• Gone South
• What community is all about!
• Inside the Statehouse
• Lower Peach Tree homecoming is May 27
• Church Announcements
• Who saw God from behind?
• Living Your Destiny
• Update and plans told of the Mathews Cemetery addition
• Alice in Wonderland
• John and Anna Eberlein came to United States from Germany in 1847
• MMAD have big day
• Final Wedding Plans
• Pughs here, there and everywhere!
• Lawmen arrest man for shooting gun, making threats
• ‘Snake’ and runners’ mark
• Working on the monument
• Orwig gets appointment to Air Force Academy
• Spring game Friday
• Grove Hill’s 5K fun run
• Sports Scene
• Jackson Academy splits in Class A title series
• Lady Gators fall in state tourney
• Lady Bulldogs headed to the beach
• Alvin D. Callier is ADAPT rep
• THS Class of 1955
• Lula Mae Williams Scholarship Gala to be at T’ville Civic Center
• May is Older Americans Month; events are set in Selma May 30
• THS Class of 1954
• T’ville High Classes of ’52, ’54, ’55 hold reunion THS Class of 1952
• Clarke County Records
• Jackson Fire Dept. receives Humvee
• ASU honors Snell recently for his work
• New exhibit to open this fall at WWII Museum
• Lee makes surprise appearance
• Clarke Arrests
• Depot Reunion in Jackson draws crowd
• Mike Nelson is new Marine Police officer for lower Tombigbee
• In Memory
• In Memory
• In Memory
• In Memory
• In Memory
• In Memory
• Bradley
• Community Calendar
• Scott
• Thomas
• Pernell
• Slayton
• Dumas
• Bumpers
• Car leaves road, clips utility pole and puts the lights out
• Pugh treasures
• Road into Barlow Bend to be closed for repairs
• Relay for Life events scheduled this weekend
• Teen OK after truck rolls on him
• 8 busted for drugs in Grove Hill
• Making room for hospital expansion?
• Scott
• Thomas
• Bradley
• Dumas
• Slayton
• County Records
• White to graduate from A&M University May 5 with Social Work degree
• Leo Club organizes
• Church Announcements
• Boys and Girls State reps
• D’Andrea-Stinson to wed in Liberty
• “Walk for Life” held in Grove Hill Saturday
• New Prospect’s Confederate soldiers remembered
• CCHS Old Timers Reunion
• Distinguished Young Woman title awarded
• Birds ‘n Stuff
• Sports Quiz
• Gators bow out of baseball playoffs
• A tale of two wizards
• Spring training at CCHS
• Lady Bulldogs battle in area tournament
• Sports Scene
• Clarke Prep headed to state
• Travel expense money ought to go to students
• Indian Ridge Baptist news
• Cleaning up Grove Hill
• Chance & Scyrene
• Congress Reports
• Political Cartoon
• Dollars & Cents
• Legislators want to run school systems
• President’s gutsy visit to Afghanistan
• Gone South
• Inside the Statehouse
• Political Cartoon
• Dr. Clarence Hawkins sells dental practice to Butler dentists Morris and White
• Clarke Arrests
• Second Annual Depot Reunion in Jackson
• Fulton Fire & Rescue seeks donations
• Three juveniles arrested for body shop burglaries
• Woman tells Jackson police her money was stolen in Walmart restroom
• Community Calendar
• Rush
• Ross
• Dixon
• Ballinger
• Williams
• Clarke County Events
• First graders learn about art at Studio 122
• Wilcox jury: Dad, sons not guilty of murder
• “Dukie, we are going to kill you”
• Jobless rate falls in Clarke
• Ross
• Dixon
• Ballinger
• Rush
• Williams
• Clarke Records
• Poetry at ASCC
• ‘For the Love of Art’
• Seeds from the Sower
• A woman’s age told
• Living Your Destiny
• Church Announcements
• Grove Hill’s Thompson named to Alabama Forestry Commission
• Here's a tip
• Historical Society to meet with Confederate group for memorial service Sunday
• Decorating CSA graves
• Scott Wilson and his mother, Jean Butts, working together on a book of recipes and more
• Long ago, Swastika wasn’t bad
• Baugh-Parker to wed Saturday in local church
• UWA SGA officers
• Wilson-Mahoney to marry May 27 in Chattanooga
• Nicholas-Vick will wed June 9 in Mississippi church
• Clarke’s Distinguished Young Women program Saturday in T’ville Civic Center
• Humdinger Humvees
• Twinkle wins Clarke, state for PSC prez nomination
• Model of old CCHS to be at Old Timers Reunion
• New amphitheater for M’ville’s ‘Mockingbird’
• Golf
• Ty Cobb on hitting
• Mark Martin
• Sports Scene
• Softball skills camp to be held
• Gators down Marengo, head to playoffs
• Lady Bullodgs beat Miller
• CPS beats MA
• Attorney General
• Where is the RV Capital of the World?
• Remembering Dr. Margaret Henry
• Congress Reports
• Dollars & Cents
• Gone South
• Inside the Statehouse
• Too many holidays
• Florida and Baldwin lessons: Guns can kill
• Political Cartoon
• Jackson juveniles charged in two separate incidents
• Three injured in Jackson wreck
• Reading paper pays
• Lawmen, others to have prayer luncheon
• Hortons have daughter
• Clarke County Arrests
• Picking in Chatom
• County commissioners told EMA requirements getting tougher
• Cards of Thanks
• Community Calendar
• Cleaning up Coffeeville
• Phillips
• Phillips
• Huggins
• Ashcraft
• Hilt
• Baldwin
• Downtown project just about done
• USS Pueblo crewman, POW to be speaker at Old Timers meet
• New school board policy clarifies that students can’t use cell phones during tests
• Ball field stabbing, shooting in T’ville
• Clarke County Events
• Moye, Scruggs win runoffs
• Moye, Scruggs win runoffs
• Phillips
• Phillips
• Huggins
• Ashcraft
• Hilt
• Legals
• Clarke County Property Tax Sale List
• Here’s a Tip
• Who lobbied against stoning the apostles?
• County Records
• Strawberry Festival in Castleberry this Saturday, April 21
• Diva Social Saving Club
• Seeds from the Sower
• Church Announcements
• Chocolate Clusters tasty, easy to make!
• Hats off for CAA this month
• Grove Hill’s spring cleanup week starts Saturday, April 21
• Brown-Moncrief to marry May 12
• Chance & Scyrene
• Brandon Nettles graduates from Lackland AFB
• Carman-Barnes to marry June 2 in Pensacola
• Books & Whatever: He Says, She Says
• Extension Service
• Granddaughter of local couple making a name for herself in modeling
• CCHS Lady Bulldogs blank Millry
• Gators come from behind for big win
• Bulldogs hand Miller area loss
• Softball skills camp to be held
• Sports Scene
• Lady Gators stage big comeback
• A Sports View
• Opening Day
• Despite problems, downtown project still asset to town
• CCARC’s Spring Jubliee
• Editor’s Notes
• Starting a new career at the age of 65
• State Senate
• Gone South
• Inside the Statehouse
• What Others Say
• Political Cartoon
• Jackson police officer, C’ville woman collide in wreck last week
• GOP rules allow crossovers
• Drug task force makes arrest
• Lakeside Steel seeing changes under new owner
• Judson students receive scholarships
• Grove Hill to seek $350,000 grant for sewer work
• Clarke Arrests
• Community Calendar
• A. L. Martin Museum opens
• Cassity
• Payne
• Clarke County Events
• Lower Peach Tree man gets 15 years for drive-by shooting that injured 9-year-old in 2010
• GH traffic signals to be on flashing mode at night
• ‘Voodoo’ murder suspects avoid trials with guilty pleas
• Giving 110% to game
• Won’t take long to vote Tuesday
• Cassity
• Payne
• Turkey hunting with pros
• Bible Trivia
• Seeds from the Sower
• Living Your Destiny
• Area Church Announcements
• Memories & Recipes
• Records
• Congress Reports
• Charter schools in Alabama?
• 1,300 Clarke Countians in military service in 1862
• How many words can you spell with just 12 letters?
• Dollars & Cents
• Gone South
• Easter Monday
• Fighting litter
• Inside the Statehouse
• Political Cartoon
• Lots of good vegetables in this dish
• Make ABC puppets with personality
• UWA awards scholarships to students from Clarke
• Gilmore one of two SEC Community Service Leader Award winners
• Square foot gardening
• Wear purple Friday to show support for military children
• Prostate awareness seminar offered
• Spiderwebs glisten in dew
• New state record blue catfish caught
• Bulldogs drop series with WCHS
• Gators power through area tilts
• Opening Day is Saturday
• Clarke Prep downs Lady Saints
• Sports Scene
• Lady Bulldogs beat JHS
• Jackson student selected to attend Presidential Inaugural Conference
• Kristen Brunson recognized at UWA’s Honors Day program
• Libby Harrigan wins essay contest
• Grafton a client but also one of CCARC’s biggest advocates
• Jackson police work accident, investigate other matters
• USM bell choir in Jackson
• Clarke Arrests
• Court Dockets
• Article
• Community Calendar
• Jackson gets softball light grant
• Woman loses life in fatal wreck
• Thank You
• Milstead
• Hudson
• Etheridge
• Cllarrke Countty Eventts
• FIGHTING LITTERBUGS
• High price for cool temps in courthouse
• KYLIA’S BECOMES A DRIVE-THRU
• Court and paving all same week
• Etheridge
• Milstead
• Photo
• Seeds from the Sower
• Pushing through
• Church Events
• Memories & Recipes
• Harrell-Ganus will say vows in local church
• Hooper daughter born March 15
• Annie Mae Pace turns 95; big party set Easter Sunday
• Robertson-Hill to marry May 19 in Tuscaloosa
• Higginbotham-Fields to say vows June 23 in Jackson church
• National Library Week activities are planned at Grove Hill Library
• Regional Child Advocacy Center recognizes April as National Child Abuse Prevention Month
• Working to help children
• CLARKE COUNTY ARRESTS
• CPS falters in tourney
• CCHS sweeps Excel in area tilt
• Sports Scene
• Gators on a roll!
• Promise Alliance promotes high school graduation
• Outside the Beltway
• Dollars & Cents
• Meddling in hunting
• Gone South
• Inside the Statehouse
• Political Cartoon
• Get the trucks through
• Counterfeit bills passed at Jackson businesses
• New black and white color scheme for T’ville’s patrol cars
• Goodwyn, Mills, Cawood firm hired to look into local hospital expansion
• Wagarville couple indicted for sexual abuse of 3 children
• Scotch-Gulf Lumber investing $6 million in improvements at Jackson sawmill
• Clarke Records
• Community Calendar
• Thank You
• Thank You
• Williams
• Powell
• Jones
• Finch
• Easter Services
• Pugh Reunion here May 4-5
• Son pleas to manslaughter in dad’s death; gets 15 years
• All SET and ready to go!
• CAN YOU HEAR ME NOW?
• Jones
• Williams
• Powell
• Promoting Alabama to a global audience
• Seeds from the Sower
• Living Your Destiny
• Name the place where Jesus was crucified
• Church Announcements
• Political fans love old political stickpins
• Har rell-Ganus to marry June 9 in Anitoch church
• Here’s the fries for your favorite steak
• Baugh-Parker to wed April 28 in Grove Hill
• Now Here's A Tip
• From the Nethermost
• Gloves turn into puppets!
• Men’s Ministry started at Indian Ridge Baptist
• Village Pharmacy closes in Coffeeville
• Some like Main Street changes, some don’t
• Bobby Brooks named new Jax fire chief
• Juvenile burglary suspect leads Jackson police on foot chase before being caught
• CCHS JV captures tourney
• Jackson Citizen of the Year Barbara Hundley honored as Jackson’s Citizen of the Year
• Lady Gators down Meadowview
• Commissioners hold short meeting Tuesday
• Who doesn’t like a good deal?
• CCHS JV captures tourney
• Lady Gators down Meadowview
• Truex off to fast start with Waltrip team
• Bulldogs fall to UMS, Leroy in DH
• Bet the message has been received
• CCHS beats Choctaw, WCHS
• Birds ‘ n Stuff
• Gone South
• Inside the Statehouse
• 94-year-old enjoys newspaper
• Racy sports car or health insurance?
• Fiddlin’ (around) while state burns
• Political Cartoon
• Strange But True
• Clarke Arrests
• Clarke Records
• SET Enterprises ready to start production
• United Security Bancshares reports $9.1 million loss
• In Memory
• In Memory
• Pugh
• Community Calendar
• Weatherly
• Newton
• Morgan
• Brewer
• Knight
• Clarke County Events
• Supt. Pugh due $6,600 retroactively, AG says
• Parks & rec board seeks projects
• Hunting over bait, extended season debated by state senators
• ‘Peeled like a banana’
• Weatherly
• Morgan
• Knight
• Now here's a tip!
• Attend state DAR meet
• CPS band members perform with AU Jr. High Honor Bands
• CPS Beta Club inductees
• Church Activities
• Mr., Mrs. Gene Allday to celebrate 50th years of marriage March 24
• Eli Gold, Fannie Flagg among authors at writers symposium
• Fulton goes to the dogs Saturday
• Salitpa water customers vote 42-1 to merge with Jackson city system
• Neal Bradley honored for service to Jackson Fire Dept. Knight’s funeral
• Grayson gets gobbler
• WHMS plays T’ville
• CPS Gators fall to Glenwood
• Lady Bulldogs battle in Classic
• Ned Harbuck inducted into AHSAA Hall of Fame
• Bulldogs drop Bayside series
• Sports Scene
• Lady Gators tear through Sparta
• Hank Hung the Moon
• WHMS Betas attend, win at state convention in Huntsville
• Dollars & Cents
• CPR gets high marks but success rate not that good
• Gone South
• Tie legislative pay to constituents’
• Mandating common sense
• Inside the Statehouse
• Political Cartoon
• Food/lodging health ratings announced
• Clarke Records
• Jackson Police Dept. investigate burglaries and thefts past week
• Clarke Arrests
• Community Calendar
• G.O. Loans opens
• Thank You
• Roseberry
• Small
• Bedwell
• Adams
• Pritchett
• Hightower
• Baldwin
• Clarke County Events
• Municipal elections will be Aug. 28
• Drew Knight buried Saturday
• GH council stalls on OK’ing study of drainage problem
• Grove Hill house burns Tuesday
• Crossovers to GOP ballot OK
• Small
• Bedwell
• When cash becomes obsolete
• Wil Gilmore, other Rural Medical Scholars to be recognized April 27
• Living Your Destiny
• Helping the animals
• Pritchett-Westbrook tell plans to marry March 31 in Chatom
• Church Activities
• McCully-Rush to marry May 19 in Jackson church
• Seeing Drew home
• Results from neighboring counties
• Tall ying the votes
• CCHS Bulldogs fall to THS Tigers
• Lady Gators edge SCA Lady Rebels
• Who’s a big hitter for Braves?
• Lady Bulldogs drops games to Butler, Millry
• Gators topple Rebs in area tilt
• Sports Scene
• Box-by-box counts
• Clarke, Washington youth encouraged to raise chickens
• Dollars & Cents
• Through The Past
• Gone South
• Inside the Statehouse
• Sunshine laws protect your right to know
• Citizens stepping up to protect their property
• Political Cartoon
• Neals contribute tree for Gillmore Elementary
• County gets better price for jail inmates’ healthcare
• Clarke Records
• Clarke Arrests
• Community Calendar
• Goodman
• Lisenbe
• Knight
• Wilson
• Baugh
• County buying Grove Hill armory for $125,000
• Overstreet
• Moye and Taylor in runoff for Dist. 4 commission seat
• J. R. Morgan wins big in district judge’s race
• Santorum wins Clarke, state
• MOST VOTE REPUBLICAN BALLOT
• Overstreet
• Lisenbe
• Knight
• Baugh
• Goodman
• Wilson
• In Memory
• Seeds frm the Sower
• Living Your Destiny
• Flying kites for Tom
• Church Activities
• Republican Party Sample Ballot
• Democratic Party Sample Ballot
• Oatmeal raisin muffins fit the bill!
• Clarke Prep School’s menu for March 12-16
• Johnston - Hentschel exchange wedding vows Jan. 14 in Jackson church
• Gardening With Dora
• ‘Spring Fling’ bridge tourney benefits hospital
• They get all giddy on a Monday night
• Gators move to 3-3 on the season
• Bulldogs hold on to beat Jackson
• Big turnout for first McNider Marine bass tournament
• Sports Quiz
• Lady Bulldogs beat Greenville in Montgomery tournament
• Lady Gators fall to Glenwood in PA
• Action on the diamond!
• Wagon train passes through Grove Hill
• Circuit clerk’s office closing half a day
• Veterans not forgotten in recent mortgage servicing settlement
• Symposium in Monroeville seeks Chinese business for state, region
• New hospital opens in Choctaw County
• EMA directors in Washington
• Chance & Scyrene
• Gov. Shorter: Plant grains, not cotton, and send us your rusting guns and bowie knives
• Black Belt Initiative encouraging careers in forestry industries
• Promoting forestry jobs
• The Civil War in Clarke County
• Another moderate gone
• How would circuit clerk hopefuls deal with cuts?
• RIP, Drew Knight
• Inside the Statehouse
• Newspaper group’s prediction was way off
• Gone South
• Political Cartoon
• Clarke County Records
• Beware tax refund scams
• Car overturns on Hwy. 43 in heavy rain
• Clarke Arrests
• That funny sock pattern...what is it called?
• Community Calendar
• In Memory
• Rush
• Hicks
• Clolinger
• $100,000 approved to study hospital expansion
• Knight, other Coast Gaurdsmen to be remembered at service
• Homeowners stepping in to stop burglars
• Goolsby
• Adams
• State vote could be crucial in tight GOP presidential contest
• Democrat or Republican Tuesday?
• Clolinger
• Clolinger
• Rush
• Hicks
• Goolsby
• Adams
• SAMPLE REPUBLICAN PRIMARY BALLOT-MARCH 13, 2012
• SAMPLE DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY BALLOT-MARCH 13, 2012
• ‘100 Alabama Road Trips’
• Snakes Alive!
• CPS valentines
• Look at that blue in New Orleans!
• Mr. and Mrs. Kelly tell birth of a daughter
• Indian Ridge Baptist Church members observe Valentine’s Day, busy February
• CPS lunch menu told
• Living Your Destiny
• Sheffields celebrate 50 years
• Skipper-Hoven to wed June 2 at Jackson’s First Baptist Church
• Church Events
• Colleen Merck selected to sing with Ala. Baptist All-State Honor Choir
• Gardening with Dora
• CPS downs Southern 7-6
• Lady Gators remain perfect
• Bulldogs roll to 5-0 on the diamond
• Gators are State Champs!
• McIntosh man, already charged in theft ring, now charged in Clarke
• Commissioner Rhone says county didn’t get the ‘steak’ of Golden Dragon plant but can get ‘gravy’ of spinoffs
• Need voter information? Just go to Vote411.org
• Friday last day to register to vote
• Here’s A Tip!
• Clarke Arrests
• Children safe after storm
• Grand jury indictments
• Sen. Keahey’s support of legislation gives newborns a better chance for life
• Did You Know?
• Pictures from the Past
• Inside the Statehouse
• Through The Past
• Political Cartoon
• Gone South
• Editor’s Notes
• Santorum’s snobs and Wallace’s pointy-heads
• Charter schools need a chance to prove their worth
• Company offering free weather alerts in state
• Community Calendar
• JHS football team recognized by board
• Ritzi Rooster ribbon cutting
• Parden
• Duff
• Walters
• Ross
• Reeves
• Gervais
• Wagarville couple charged with sexually abusing 8-month-old
• Another stolen 4-wheeler recovered
• Sen. Shelby in Thomasville this Saturday
• No tornado, but still destructive
• 75¢ Woman shoots and injures son and husband; then kills self
• T’ville man aboard crashed helicopter
• Walters
• Ross
• Parden
• Reeves
• Duff
• Gervais
• Healthy facts about food
• Presnall-Patton to wed March 11 in Rose Hill, Ala.
• Valentine’s Banquet
• Photo
• Ahoy, mate! How many decks on Noah’s Ark?
• Seeds from the Sower
• Church Activities
• Living Your Destiny
• ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ tickets go on sale March 1
• Clarke County Cattlemen hold annual meeting
• AU pulp, paper, bio resource scholarship offered
• Mardi Gras in Jackson
• Kines to speak at Beast Feast
• CPS Gators open season with new baseball coach
• CCHS wins opening day double-dipper
• Lady Gators open softball season with win
• Sports Scene
• Heartbreaking upsets!
• Congress Reports
• Farm-City Week contest winners
• Sol Stewart still on soapbox against tag fee and economic development giveaways
• Dollars & Cents
• Gone South
• Let’s not give ours any new wild ideas
• Quotes to remember
• George Will’s defense of Don Siegelman Inside the Statehouse
• Political Cartoon
• Clarke Records
• Clarke Prep’s lunch menu for coming week
• Lt. Gov. Ivey to speak at luncheon here March 1
• Fire on Mt. Zion Road
• Clarke Arrests
• Card of Thanks
• Community Calendar
• Thank You
• Rester
• Moss
• Jackson
• Etheridge
• A cake fit for a cattleman
• Jackson Mayor Long to give ‘state of the city’
• Severe Weather Week
• School board to recognize JHS champs
• GH Mayor Newton says he won’t seek reelection this year
• Clarke County Museum repairs
• 75¢ 4-wheeler theft suspects caught in act by homeowner
• 4-wheeler theft suspects caught in act by homeowner
• Moss
• Jackson
• Etheridge
• County Records
• Dollars & Cents
• Gone South
• Can state be a player in GOP confusion?
• Inside the Statehouse
• Cuban embargo has lasted too long
• Political Cartoon
• Pine needle baskets
• Living Your Destiny
• Church Activities
• Hovens to celebrate 50 years
• Eubanks-Williams to wed March 17 in Gainestown
• Rish-Nelson to marry June 23 in Columbus, Miss.
• Sweet & Simple Sweet Potatoes
• Mardi Gras in Thomasville
• Ends season great
• Kines at Beast Feast
• Patience pays off
• Bulldogs play Demopolis in umpire clinic
• Lady Gators battle cold weather in Alumni Game
• Lady Bulldogs run past Bayside Academy
• Sports Scene
• CCHS marches to sub-state
• Barbara Hundley shares gardening tips with members of the Community Study Club
• Birds ‘ n Stuff
• CPS lunch menu for Feb. 20-24
• Clarke Arrests
• Commissioners spat over when to vote on issue
• Books & Whatever: He Says, She Says
• Cigar a better choice?
• Groundbreaking is Thurs., Feb. 16 for new Jackson Head Start building
• Mardi Gras parade Friday in Jackson; ball that evening
• Black History Month program recognizes accomplishments of three local citizens
• State school superintendents are opposed to charter schools
• Burke’s Mechanical locating in T’ville South Industrial Park
• Community Calendar
• Thank You
• In Loving Memory Of
• Bailey
• Thomas
• Henderson
• Barbaree
• Deep freezer murder case makes cop show
• Fatal accident in Thomasville
• Commisisoners say county workers have right to have weapons in private vehicles
• Commissioners may use county jail for juvenile detentions
• Landowners’ program and tree giveaway
• Voting absentee
• 18,161 on voters’ list in county
• ‘Just doing my job,’ says probate judge of ‘meddling’ charge
• Thomas
• Henderson
• Bailey
• Barbaree
• Congress Reports
• Gone South
• Dollars & Cents
• Through The Past
• National Review
• 102 Years Ago
• Inside the Statehouse
• Black History Month and Tom Brown
• Political Cartoon
• Clarke Prep’s lunch menu for Feb. 13-17
• VFW’s Voice of Democracy winners
• Casteel daughter’s birth told
• Clarke Records
• Church News
• Great-great-great grandpa’s service gets her in UDC
• Health dept.’s food and lodging ratings
• MADD celebrates 12th anniversary
• Chocolate pudding great for Valentine’s
• Clarke Circuit Clerk’s office: They’re working but they may not be answering phone
• CHILD ADVOCACY CENTER BENEFIT
• Patience pays off
• Travel team looking for softball players
• CCHS archery team to battle Thursday
• Watkins heading to Faulkner University
• Bulldogs gear up for season opener
• Gator Hit-a-thon this Saturday
• 1,000 point Bulldogs
• Hoops season ends for CPS squads
• CCHS storms into area tournament
• Clarke County Grand jury issues 236 indictments
• Local legislators say budgets will be tight this year
• Mobile tragedy prompts local security review
• Now Here's A Tip
• Community Foundation offers grants to help communities
• Community Calendar
• Chance Baptist ladies’ ‘Hat Program’ is Feb. 12
• Fulton gets Grove Hill’s old street sweeper for a bargain
• CLARKE ARRESTS
• JPD officer injured
• Pruett
• Buckalew
• Beverly
• Prater
• Mullins
• Holloway
• Hart
• Daniels
• Downtown project taking shape
• Martins are back!
• Stolen T’ville 4-wheelers found in Rockville
• Midway residents’ help leads to arrest of burglary suspects
• A Golden Dragon in Sunny South!
• Prater
• Robinson
• Hart
• Buckalew
• Beverly
• Mullins
• Daniels
• Holloway
• Congress Reports
• February 1862 was a bleak month for South
• Inside the Statehouse
• Dollars & Cents
• Gone South
• Our groundhog
• President Obama not a raving radical
• Political Cartoon
• Church Events
• Campus patrol
• Pottery class offered
• Bush selected as WHMS Top Teacher
• Dunagan visits English classes
• New cheerleaders are announced
• Two attend honor band for WHMS
• Local group helps physically limited youth
• Dixie Youth sign-ups this week
• Gators win!
• First deer
• Trophy deer
• Big Buck
• Cumlander signs with MGCCC
• Lady Gators beat Monroe
• Travel team looking for softball players
• Bulldogs fall to Aggies
• Lady Bulldogs beat JHS
• Clarke Prep’s lunch menu
• Clarke Teachers of Year recognized at school board’s Jan. 26 meeting
• Clarke Records
• Feb. 2 a day to contribute
• Clarke Arrests
• Residential subdivision going up in Choctaw, soon in C’ville
• Isabella Grace Casteel
• Jackson Police Report
• Community Calendar
• Spinal Cord Research Bill
• In Memory
• Card Of Thanks
• Bozeman
• Bennett
• Syphrit
• Clarke County Candidates 2012
• Clarke County Candidates 2012
• Independent candidates?
• Hunter OK after accidentally shooting himself in leg
• Clarke United Way looking for $4,000 to complete campaign
• Teachers of the Year
• METH MAKING HOME BUSTED
• Bennett
• Syphrit
• President Obama shuts down pipeline for new American jobs
• Ala. Policy Institue
• David Mathews to speak at Monroe chamber meet
• Booms rattle Clarke
• Parking problems
• Seeds from the Sower
• Clarke Records
• Good foot washing doesn’t hurt, Rev. Lynum tells Indian Ridge congregation
• Girl Scout Cookies: A centennial legacy
• Church Events
• Memories & Recipes
• American Goldfinches making stops in county
• Sign-up dates set for GH Dixie Youth
• CPS Gators lose to Sparta’s Warriors
• Sports Scene
• Top ranked Dawgs beat JHS
• Lady Bulldogs beat Lady Aggies
• “Scale Back Alabama” has begun
• Warrant issued for Mississippi man
• Thomasville Council discusses rental issues
• Lady Gators fall to Sparta
• Jackson Police rescue mistreated dog
• Jackson continues contract with local veterinarians
• Clarke Arrests
• 50 Years Ago
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• RIP, Joe Paterno
• Good Ol’ Boy Newt
• Tornado horrors
• Healthcare authority’s task should be more than just hospital
• Political Cartoon
• Civil jury term for Clarke Circuit Court, Grand Jury next week
• UA Coach Saban visits
• CPS lunch menu next week
• T’ville arrests for past week
• Clarke’s unemployment drops significantly from Dec. 2010 to Dec. 2011
• Two countians named to dean’s list at Samford’s Cumberland School of Law
• Community Calendar
• In Memory
• Ayers
• Morrison
• Huckabee
• Howie
• McGowin
• Goodman
• Superintendent Pugh running for second term
• Paul seeking return as district judge
• Barnes is GOP candidate for school board
• Vivian Gilmore first recipient of Child Advocacy Center’s Slayton Memorial Award
• LOG TRUCKS COLLIDE IN WHATLEY
• County gives $250,000 for railroad spur for SET plant
• Goodman
• Morrison
• Huckabee
• Howie
• McGowin
• Ayers
• Grove Hill, Alabama
• Clarke Prep’s lunch menu for Jan. 23-27
• Clarke Records
• CPS Beta Club donates to Alpha Center
• Hawaiian lesson for second graders
• Honor roll announced for Clarke Prep School
• Church News
• Sticky Toffee Pudding the rage in Great Britain
• UWA tells fall graduates
• ‘Following the Yellow Brick Road’
• Toddtown group names Mardi Gras king, queen
• Celebrating Martin Luther King Day
• Sign-up dates set for GH Dixie Youth
• Clarke Prep falls to SCA Rebels 53-34
• Lady Gators trample South Choctaw 43-2
• Thomasville’s Hayes named 4A Lineman of the Year
• Sports Scene
• CCHS teams win tourney
• Soil & Water District offers $500 scholarship
• Looking for information on Allen and Suggsville
• Tompkins Baptist’s Children’s Choir
• Memories & Recipes
• 83-year-old Choctaw woman gets child support
• Commissioners criticized for economic development efforts
• Books & Whatever: He Says, She Says
• Editor’s Notes
• Gov. Bentley’s budget merger idea won’t fly
• Electibility, not ideology
• Gone South
• Congress Reports
• Political Cartoon
• Man arrested in Whatley on domestic violence charges
• Jackson police investigate theft of flat screen TV
• GH council OKs $31,402 workers’ compensation bill
• Thomasville High’s Sally White awarded Congress’ Gold Medal
• Clarke Arrests
• Community Calendar
• Bumpers
• Smith
• Pugh
• Woodson
• Spence
• Robinson
• Horne
• McCorquodale seeking office of circuit clerk
• Morgan seeks full term as district judge
• Scruggs running for circuit clerk
• Parker running for second term on school board
• Selma to Montgomery march remembered at ADC prayer breakfast
• Commemorating MLK Day
• T’ville man dies in wreck near Vineland
• GOP dominates statewide ballots
• Historic and unusual races set
• Smith
• Bumpers
• Pugh
• Bumpers
• Spence
• The Lamar
• Living large in smaller spaces
• Church Notices
• Scholarship applications taken
• Wilson Hall Middle School names honor roll
• UWA announces fall academic honors
• “Paint and Play” held at Studio 122
• Memories & Recipes
• 4 SIMPLE STEPS TO TRANSFORM Chicken as Usual
• State mental health commissioner holding public meeting in Jackson
• Jackson man faces numerous charges
• Man accused of ‘attacking’ Bashi water pumping station
• MLK Day observances in area
• New Thomasville police chief named by Mayor Day
• Retired Jackson Fire Chief Bradley recognized for work at Tuesday’s council meeting
• Mobile Asphalt employee accused of stealing money
• Downtown renovation
• Choctaw inmates housed in Clarke jail returned to renovated Choctaw jail
• Nice trophy
• First deer
• Be wary of dangerous spiders in Alabama
• Clarke Prep hoopsters battling
• JHS’Powell honored as a Champion of Life
• Bulldogs move to number 2 in rankings
• Sports Scene
• CCHS sweep area contest
• Big Easy in the Big Easy!
• Congress Reports
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Cartoon
• Political Cartoon
• Progress on Main Street
• Our Opinions
• Indian Ridge Baptist has 20 men attending first service of new year
• County Records
• Clarke Arrests
• Commission establishes healthcare authority
• Ar rests made in burglaries
• Community Calendar
• Card of Thanks
• Harrell
• Hicks
• Harrell
• Dixon
• Stallworth a candidate for circuit clerk
• Reid
• Williams
• Stewart
• Shewmake
• Sherman
• Moye seeks reelection to Clarke Commission
• Walker is GOP circuit clerk candidate
• Rhondel Rhone seeks sixth commission term
• Sales taxes holding steady in 3 county municipalities
• GOP says Sheffield can’t run
• Circuit clerk’s decision not to run creates interest in job
• Grove Hill man killed in wreck
• Stewart
• Sherman
• Harrell
• Reid
• Harrell
• Williams
• Shewmake
• Hicks
• Dixon
• Clarke Records
• Granddaughter of local couple in ‘The Nutcracker’
• Toys for C’ville Head Start youngsters
• Singing in the New Year
• Creighton descendants research family, erect new markers in area cemeteries
• Powell earns Coach of the Year honors
• Democrat All-Region team
• New section of Highway 84 opens
• Fire scare at CCHS
• Remembering Those We Lost In 2011
• Holt saddened to see deer shot in her yard
• Clarke native is new ALFA legislative director
• Moments in Time: Columbus spies mermaids
• Teaching children the value of money
• Three resolutions for 2012
• Bonner language prompts justice audit of Gulf Coast Claims Facility
• Big money runs the show
• Virginia snowball fights in Jan. 1862
• Alabama at the end of the year
• Cartoon
• Help with mortgage payments
• Looking for a better year
• Thomasville Mayor Sheldon Day tells CBS new immigration law has hurt industrial recruitment efforts
• Grove Hill gets windfall in CWEMC franchise fees
• Clarke County Arrests
• Pugh
• Bush
• Plummer
• Stanley
• Armstead
• Community Calendar
• Taylor a candidate for Dist. 4 commissioner
• Robinson wants back on commission
• Sheffield seeking probate judge’s office
• Four seeking hydroelectric permit at C’ville dam
• A spot of beauty on Hwy. 84
• Democrats reject Sheffield’s candidacy; GOP lets him qualify but could review
• Candidates are slow to qualify
• Plummer
• Stanley
• Pugh
• Bush
• The political year reviewed
• RECORD THAT BUCK!
• Grove Hill’s alcohol revenues not worth problems it can cause
• Make resolutions to get your finances in order in 2012
• Susie the beagle gets new collar
• Yessir, we’ve got manners
• Cartoon
• Chinese plant headed to Sunny South
• CCHS wins Demopolis tournament
• Looking back at sports in 2011
• All-state players named
• Jordan stationed at Keesler
• Jackson police make drug arrest
• Lakeside Steel sold for $77.5 million but T’ville projects secure
• Thomasville Arrests
• Clarke Arrests
• Clarke Records
• Church News
• Goodman daughter born Dec. 5
• Year of natural disaster to bring changes in 2012
• Stressful 2011 could make for a depressed 2012
• Female VP running mate may decide presidential election
• ‘Occupy’ movement won’t go away in the new year
• Online doomsday groups will spark Internet hysteria in 2012
• Practice up on your Spanish... Cuba may be a big customer
• President Obama to battle, beat late-entry Republican
• News highlights from 2011
• Leonard Auto Parts closing after 90 years
• Low interest rates won’t last
• Health care continues to be pain
• Fuel prices to remain unstable
• One of least productive years in congressional history ahead
• In Memory
• McFayden
• Card of Thanks
• Parnell
• Megginson
• Lee
• Criswell
• Roney
• McIntyre
• Hammond
• Griffin
• Community Calendar
• President Obama will be reelected in 2012 and other predictions from UA ‘experts’
• T’ville, Wilcox partner on copper industry
• Good & Bad of 2011
• Griffin
• Criswell
• Roney
• McIntyre
• Hammond
• Hammond
• Parnell
• Megginson
• Lee
• McFadyen
• The origin of the Yule log
• Top 25 most popular holiday songs
• Dear Santa...
• Then and now, Christmas is about love and togetherness
• Celebrating in Fulton
• “In Adoration of the King of Kings”
• Clarke County Records
• When probate judges ruled
• Compound interest can work for you and against you
• Focusing on creating jobs
• Raisins-on-the-stem
• Cartoon
• Take my wife...
• Goodbye, Iraq
• A ‘Broken Vessel’ can minister for God, too, diminutive Scott Roberts shows through music ability
• Gemzitti is a cookie, trust me!
• Goodmans announce birth of a daughter
• Church News
• VFW Essasy Winners Recognized
• Ned Harbuck headed to AHSAA Hall of Fame
• CCHS football award winners
• CCHS downs Marengo, McIntosh
• Davenport, Hayes, Moseley finalists
• Clarke teachers retire
• Piney Woods Road home burglarized while family in Mobile with sick child
• ‘A Manger Mystery’ in Coffeeville
• Lawmen say trailers stolen from Grove Hill businesses sold to local scrap yard dealer
• Sen. Keahey to propose law to allow teachers, education employees to receive gifts
• Jackson champs!
• Shots fired, people injured in fight at VFW clubhouse in Jackson
• Clarke Arrests
• T’ville backs $250,000 loan taken earlier this year with undisclosed investors in attempt to save hospital
• Golden Copper to locate in Wilcox?
• Hudson to teach at LSU Law Center
• Trice
• Hudson
• Caves
• Bumpers
• Faile
• Counselman
• Stewart
• Rorer
• Huggins
• Carpenter
• Lynum
• Lynum
• Community Calendar
• CHRIISTMAS EVENTS SET IIN AREA
• GH Council endorses plan for redistricting
• PILLOWS FOR HOSPITAL PATIENTS
• Cheap teacher gifts OK
• Arrests made in Whatley home invasion and armed robbery
• FULTON KIDS ROCK CHRISTMAS!
• Trice
• Lynum
• Lynum
• Stewart
• Hudson
• Bumpers
• Faile
• Counselman
• Rorer
• Huggins
• Carpenter
• Redistricting can get personal
• ‘Remote capture deposits’ useful tool
• Saving a Christmas tradition
• Working to get BP restoration funds for state
• Cartoon
• Be careful hunting
• No more Moore
• Do less picking and more praying
• Smothered quail a dish from the past
• Hentschel-Johnston set wedding date of January 14th
• Church News
• Books and Whatever: She Says, He Says
• Sweets were a treat for Christmas
• CPS Beauty Review Dec. 1
• Jackson’s Evening Parade
• First
• First deer
• Problem with wild hogs? How to build a trap to catch them
• Clarke Prep hoops comes up short
• Newton in honor band
• Who cares if NBA does play?
• CCHS tangles with Tigers
• Household Tips
• Food and shelter assistance available through CAA
• Lord is new director of Adult Education at Alabama Southern
• Chance native nominated for teacher of year at Fairfield school
• Hospital tree lighting held
• Commissioners OK $8,200 for new controls for annex AC/heating
• Local bank, USBA partner to help fund new SET plant
• Christmas arts workshop for kids
• Jackson mayor, council tout local football champs
• Jackson PD investigating alleged statutory rape
• ASCC student arrested in Thomasville
• Clarke Arrests
• In Memory
• Card of Thanks
• Nettles
• Jackson
• Hinson
• Community Calendar
• Bradford seeks second term on commission
• Wilson
• Autrey
• Championship teams recognized
• County roadways to get herbicide spraying
• BEER MONEY
• Grove Hill home burns
• County to make offer for Grove Hill armory
• Jackson
• Wilson
• Autrey
• Hinson
• Nettles
• Are unusual horns genetic defect?
• Classifieds
• Clarke County Records
• Help available for low-income individuals to start a business
• ‘Strengthening communities’ topic for Grove Hill forum on Dec. 14
• Arts Center gift certificates
• Coffeeville’s tree lighting
• Indian Ridge hosts Cedar Fork baptism
• Who is ‘doing nothing’ in Washington, D.C.?
• Joe McCorquodale’s 91st birthday party
• Who should claim Siegelman?
• The Chinese and the high price of pecans
• ‘Dear sir, You Cur’
• Cartoon
• Pearl Harbor RIP
• Congrats to JA, JHS
• Drugs are a plague
• Winter hummingbirds
• Church Notices
• North Allen Club’s courthouse tree
• Lots of good luck in bagging big screen TV
• Grove Hill Christmas Parade
• Coffeeville holds Christmas parade
• Thomasville Christmas parade scenes
• Basketball Round-up
• James, Johnson final ASWA Players of the Week
• Aggies come in at four in Super 25 poll
• Gators shine in AISA all-star game
• How about a hand for Powell?
• Jackson brings home title
• Downtown Stroll and Mobile Symphony in T’ville
• Ala.-Miss. summit held
• T’ville hospital’s debt exceeds $10 million
• After discussion, Grove Hill council agrees to add water billing duties to worker’s job
• Chief Coats urges safety this holiday season
• Democrats gear up for 2012
• Thomasville fire
• Wreck on Asbury Road
• Minister suffers broken bones in tree stand fall
• T’ville drug bust scenes
• Clarke Arrests
• Robinson
• Newton
• Lambard
• Drinkard
• Kidd
• Hill
• Community Calendar
• Mr. Speaker’s 91st birthday
• Democrats open qualifying
• That’s black liquor, not black gold
• Contraband smugglers caught
• Baseball bat murderer gets 30 years in pen
• CRACKING DOWN ON DRUGS
• Hill
• Lambard
• Kidd
• Newton
• Robinson
• Individuals’ financial well-being tied to well-being of nation’s economy
• Acorn bread, persimmon pudding and nut cakes
• Christmas 1861 was first away from home for many
• That Barbour County water
• Committee fails its task
• Up the creek with a paddle
• Cartoon
• Christmas help for area residents
• Thank God for blessings and Black Fridays, too
• Church News
• Twins celebrate birthday
• Morning Star’s oldest member
• Fendley son born Oct. 1 in Mobile
• Celebrates 100th
• Bean soup mix makes great gift
• Toddtown group donates turkeys
• Sandflater writes a book
• Bushes donate Christmas tree for courthouse
• Linden Patriots end Sweet Water’s title run
• CPS Gators fall to Senators
• Lady Gators beat Morgan
• Super Six games are set
• Aggies are Tuscaloosa bound
• Collecting
• Farm City week observed at JIS
• BTAPC to present an ‘Evening of Christmas’ music
• New tip line for reporting underage drinking and drug use
• Giveaway program aids low income individuals, families wanting to start small business
• Jackson police investigate theft of trailer, equipment
• Clarke Democrats to start qualifying candidates for March 2012 primary races
• Garrick retires
• Clarke Arrests
• Clarke County Deeds and Marriages
• Community Calendar
• Loyd
• Garrick
• Blair
• Robertson
• Drinkard
• Walker
• Moss
• Christmas parades in county
• Keahey recruits Chinese
• Miles College’s roots
• Area’s unemployment still among state’s highest
• Tax notices late but coming
• Murder trial nixed before it ever starts
• MT. ZION FIRE
• Moss
• Drinkard
• Loyd
• Blair
• Coffeeville women collecting Christmas gifts
• Alabama School of Nail Technology is first of its kind in state
• Hicks-Shaw to marry Nov. 27
• Clarke Records
• Library honors benefactors
• Church Announcements
• Five generations
• More dishes shared for Thanksgiving
• For the Holidays
• Davis sparks SWHS to quarterfinal win
• Bulldogs hammer Monroe 71-49
• CCHS blasts Monroe County
• Semi-final pairings
• Moseley paces JHS
• Eagles State Champs
• Visiting our troops in Afghanistan
• Thankful for economic freedoms
• Codfish for Thanksgiving?
• The paths that lead to office
• The rivalry of rivalries
• Can’t we be proud of both?
• Shop Small Saturday
• Insider trading
• You from where, boy?
• Cartoon
• Jackson teen assaulted
• Two men arrested
• Celebrate Thanksgiving and remember farm-city partnerships
• Clarke Arrests
• Murder case on trial docket next week
• Haskew
• Callier
• Pope
• Henderson
• Etheridge
• Dews
• Dixon
• McNutt
• Community Calendar
• Work on GH’s downtown project to start Jan. 3
• Tommie Dee Kennedy going strong at 98!
• GH council districts redrawn to reflect population changes
• Chinese plant said still on go
• Thanksgiving Memories
• Walker
• Robertson
• Haskew
• McNutt
• Dews
• Pope
• Henderson
• Etheridge
• Dixon
• Callier
• State Rep. Beech visits HIPPY
• ASCC reps visit legislators
• Eddie Slayton Award will recognize individual who has benefited children in region
• Walmart grant
• Jr. Beta officers
• Mockingbird party follows book reading
• Honor roll told for first 9 weeks
• Plans made for Beta trip
• Bulldogs conclude with big win
• The need for economic literacy
• Balanced budget amendment: An idea whose time has come
• Significant because it ain’t
• ‘The Rumbling Spring in Alabama’
• Cartoon
• Casting an irrelevant vote
• Take a vow for children: ‘ I will not keep silent’
• State’s black eye
• Cartoon
• Indian Ridge recognizes seniors with a red rose
• DHR seeks Christmas gifts for needy families, individuals
• Coffeeville women collecting items for Head Start youngsters
• New members inducted into DAR’s Bradford Chapter
• Stephens-Drinkard to marry Dec. 17 in Jackson church
• Church News
• Fall Colors At Their Peak
• Blocked kick ends Thomasville season
• Sweet Water heats up Winterboro
• Eagles to play for Class A crown
• Bears bomb Flying Squadron
• Jackson takes the sting from Hornets
• Clarke Prep ends grid season
• Bulldog hoop squads open with wins
• Fulton gets Christmas parade ahead of Thanksgiving Saturday
• GH Christmas parade, activities slated Dec. 1
• Acclaimed 1930s novelist Harry Kroll lived in Grove Hill
• Correction
• Tommie Dee Kennedy to celebrate 98 years!
• GH Library to recognize Honor Shelf Program donors Sunday, Nov. 20
• USBI posts loss of $1.3 million in third quarter
• Closed for what?
• Clarke Records
• Clarke Arrests
• Far m-City Week observed at Clarke Prep
• Jackson police officer receives minor injuries
• Veterans Day parade in Jax
• Community Calendar
• In Memory
• Hinson
• Bell
• Morgan
• Jordan
• Clarke school board hears report on graduation exams
• Rush wants to be new District 2 commissioner
• Republicans get an early start
• Refrigerator stolen, sold for scrap
• Escaped T’ville work release inmate caught
• Cameras: ‘Protecting our kids’
• Drag racing on county roads will stop, sheriff vows
• CHANGED - 2012-13 - 2013-2014 AHSAA CLASSIFICATIONS - CHANGED
• Morgan
• Jordan
• Hinson
• Bell
• Wilson
• McHaney
• Pigskin Pickins’
• Clarke Records
• Morning Star Church pays off note
• Bob Smith Memorial Auto Show a big draw for Jackson Fall Festival
• Bayne-Bosarge to marry on Nov. 12 in West Bend church
• Church Notices
• Gainestown Homecoming
• Halloween haints and haunts
• Great recipes for upcoming Thanksgiving
• Angel trumpets
• CPS Lady Gators headed to state
• Aggies stand tall over Tigers
• Tough road trip for Clarke Prep Gators
• Loss ends CCHS’ playoff hopes
• Sweet Water holds McIntosh to 60 yards
• Eagles pound Sparta, turn to CPS
• Leroy throttles Millry on Wildcat Hill
• Correction: Campbell Post Office details
• Banding songbirds at Fort Morgan Park
• Obama administration admits fault with part of its healthcare law
• Will feds OK photo ID?
• No tears for Gadhafi
• Halloween holding its own
• Cartoon
• Bring ’em home
• Judge pegs it
• A good ending, despite questions
• Jackson police has busy week
• SET access road bids awarded
• ‘Booman’ nabbed by Drug Task Force
• Clarke County Arrests
• Community Calendar
• Spidle
• Loper
• Jordan
• Davis
• Agee
• Parden
• Odom
• Morton
• Clarke Development Foundation pushing healthcare authority
• Jammin’ Pioneers
• BankTrust executive tapped to lead USBI
• Defense alleges voodoo at murder trial
• Weaver remembers, ‘I thought I was dead’
• Missing hunter walks out OK
• Morton
• Loper
• Jordan
• Davis
• Agee
• Odom
• Parden
• Letter: F.R.O.G. hopping at Grace Baptist
• Congress Reports
• Dollars & Cents
• PIONEER DAY IS OCT. 29
• Inside the Statehouse
• Guest Columnist
• Ethics in the parties
• Gone South
• Other Opinions
• Political Cartoon
• Who was Samson’s political enemy?
• Church Announcements
• Sign Sermon
• He practiced what he preached
• Calhouns to celebrate 55th anniversary at Dickinson residence
• Final Plans
• Hicks-Shaw plan Nov. 27 wedding in Evergreen Baptist
• Bexley-Garza to say wedding vows Nov. 12 at Champion House
• Memories & Recipes
• Telling stories in Coffeeville
• CHS closing may have boosted Old Timers’ attendance
• Coffeeville High Class of 1961
• Clarke Prep homecoming
• CCHS revs up for Dog fight
• Sports Scene Clarke Prep rolls over Fort Dale
• MOSELEY IS AU STARTER
• JA Eagles rout Meadowview
• Bears power past Choctaw County
• Bowe, Aggies cut through Atmore
• Lady Gators to host regional vball tourney
• SW Bulldogs sink Pirates’ ship 61-3
• Tigers beat Neal, gear up for JHS
• Hospital Auxiliary golf tourney
• Campbell Post Office targeted for closing
• Records
• Five murder cases on next week’s trial docket
• Syrup making at Rikard’s Mill set Nov. 5
• CMT’s ‘Sweet Home Alabama’ ladies will be attending Tombigbee River Jam
• FocusFirst conducting vision screenings in county
• Scrap metal theives hit old store and cemetery
• Driver of car that hit bus comes forward
• Heart of Clarke festival in Grove Hill Oct. 29
• Lots on tap for Ghost Walk in T’ville Saturday
• CPS favorites
• Little Women musical in Thomasville
• Jackson men charged with felony assault
• Clarke Arrests
• State cracks down on synthetic marijuana
• SET not sitting still
• In Memory
• Community Calendar
• Williamson
• Kotrola
• Dixon
• McConnell
• Howell
• Larry Bagley running for superintendent
• Coleman
• GH Citizen of Year Gina Skipper urges citizens’ involvement
• Keep southwest Alabama counties in same legislative districts, area citizens urge
• Six years after grant, Main Street project a go
• Man struck and killed on Hwy. 43 in T’ville
• Greeting the season
• McConnell
• Kotrola
• Kotrola
• Dixon
• Howell
• Coleman
• Log truck safety programs now under way
• Halloween treats around the state
• Clarke Records
• CAA Weatherization Awareness Days are planned across region
• Sen. Marc Keahey’s bill would outlaw fake marijuana
• Area Church Directory
• Here’s something that’s better than the chicken pox
• Matthew the tax collector was also known by what name?
• Church Announcements
• Extension Service
• Clarke cattlemen meet in February
• Gators skin the Wildcats
• Bulldogs pluck Eagles
• LHS Bears bounce back over ‘Canes
• Jordan’s pick-6 vaults Eagles over PA
• Aggies post eight TDs in first half
• Sweet Water routs Marengo 56-0
• Clarke County Promise Alliance forum set for Oct. 27
• Hayes, Knight carry Tigers to win
• Review your home insurance
• Feeling your oats
• Here’s a Tip
• Community Study Club begins 82nd year in Grove Hill
• Stringers honored on 50th
• Memories & Recipes
• Windham-Sheffield to marry Nov. 5 in Pine Hill home
• Grove Hill town clerk completes training course
• Sheriff ’s dept. checking up on drivers this Saturday
• Legislative redistricting hearing in Thomasville T hursday
• Alabama immigration law
• Redistricting plan OK’d
• Commissioners want to tune job description for mechanic
• More Grove Hill Arts Council artists
• Clarke Prep off to a great start
• Jackson woman reported missing found safe
• Clarke Prep School
• JPD investigating burglaries
• School Bus Safety Week
• Dollars & Cents
• Through The Past
• Editor’s Notes
• Guest Columnist
• Congress Reports
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Political Cartoon
• Steve Jobs
• Fred Shuttlesworth
• Good deal, bad deal
• Cart ahead of the horse
• Clarke Arrests
• Housewarming for CPS headmaster
• Card of Thanks
• In Memory
• Community Calendar
• Campbell
• Choctaw nixes beer for 2-day music festival
• Probate Judge Davis running for full term
• Grove Hill losing Liberty Building Products
• Artists among us!
• ARMORIES SLATED FOR CLOSING
• ‘Blackjack’ busted
• Campbell
• Area Church Directory
• Drive-through flu shot clinic is Oct. 6 at Grove Hill armory
• Church Notices
• Briggs-Davis to repeat vows in B’ham Oct. 8
• Singing in Fulton
• Clarke retired educators begin new year Sept. 16
• Memories & Recipes
• GAME ON!
• Officers elected for Dixie leagues
• Redzone mistakes plague Bulldogs
• Gators go Cougar hunting
• Defense sets tone as JA Eagles beat Cornerstone
• SWHS shuts out A.L. Johnson 49-0
• Tigers take care of Escambia Co.
• Loss ends Bears long ranked streak
• Lady Gators knock off PCA
• JHS Aggies cruise past Red Raiders
• Clarke County Records
• Lawsuit says Ala. DHR to blame for Missouri father drowning son
• Shamburger receives scholarship
• Grove Hill council OKs $2 million general fund budget for new year
• Dollars & Cents
• Congress Reports
• Editor’s Notes
• Inside the Statehouse
• Guest Columnist
• Gone South
• Our Opinions
• Political Cartoon
• Bankruptcy filings show T’ville hospital owes millions
• Hillside work almost done
• Coffeeville council OKs new budget: $165,250
• Man runs off 43 and wrecks
• Howze
• Hill
• Bryant-Kirkland
• Clarke Arrests
• Cards of Thanks
• Community Calendar
• McGowin
• Baggett
• Maness
• Hutto
• Larrimore
• Kinman
• Hall
• Courington
• Coaches to get $17,473 in supplement increases
• School supe finds law mandating $200 a month to him for travel
• 71-year-old pleas guilty to murdering wife in T’ville home
• Clarke could be split more in legislative redistricting
• Mobile woman flees captors amid gunfire
• ‘Make a joyful noise’
• Bryant-Kirkland
• Howze
• Hill
• Baggett
• Hall
• Kinman
• Maness
• Hutto
• Larrimore
• McGowin
• Church Notices
• Jackson Church of Christ members go to Honduras
• Jerry Brown speaks
• Honor Shelf Program raising much-needed funds for GH Library
• Caleb McVay chosen for People to People program
• Fer guson-Maddox marry Aug. 13 in Orange Beach
• Retro casseroles back in fashion — and good as ever!
• Scenes from the Homecoming Parade
• CCHS Homecoming 2011
• CPS Gators blast SCA 72-26
• Baugh takes third in bull riding
• THS Tigers jump all over Demopolis
• Bulldogs bounce Marengo
• Blue chip recruiter Davis at Miss St.
• Lady Bulldogs beat Millry, Chatom in volleyball
• Eagles unseats 1A champs Coosa
• Jackson beats Leroy in annual tilt
• Getting medical test results from Veterans Affairs
• Helping feed Clarke public school teachers
• Recognizing Lady Gators’ title
• Improvements continue to be made to Jackson dog pound, mayor reports
• Big rattlesnake
• CCHS students off to good year
• Clarke County Records
• Baggette receives award
• Tea Party congressional candidate campaigns here
• Indian Ridge Baptist starts scholarship in memory of ‘D’ Hunt
• Keahey appointed to Ala. Judicial System Study Commission
• TDS says $4 million Internet upgrade delayed but still coming
• Dollars & Cents
• Congress Reports
• Remembering St. Peter’s ‘Big Meeting’ as October rolls around
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Political Cartoon
• Sticking Coffeeville
• Roads are terrible
• Candidates must get early start on 2012
• Women in Winter ministry to meet at T’ville church
• New Jackson chamber officers
• Jackson police investigate burglary
• Boise drill
• Jackson planning Fire Prevention Week activities
• Clarke Arrests
• Community Calendar
• Jackson city council OKs nearly $7.5 million budget
• Trivia test
• Edge
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• Clarke Historical Society buys Barrow’s property for $10,000
• $12.3 million budget OK’d
• Commissioners debate, let road work areas stand
• Coats sworn in as new police chief
• Purse snatchers gets snatched
• CCHS graduate of 1933 rides in parade
• Davidson
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• Burger King Doll
• WHMS begins Fall Book Fair
• Greer’s helps with ‘Apples for the Students’ campaign
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• Dr. Barbara Whittington Retires, honored for service and dedication
• From the desk of Principal Bagley
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• Milstead-Lear plan wedding for November
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• Ring of Fire in Thomasville Saturday night
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• Tur novers doom CCHS
• Gators lose to MA
• GH Dixie League meets Sept. 27
• Bears jump all over J.U. Blacksher 55-0
• Hankins gets 100th win in 57-16 victory
• GH Midgets beat Jackson
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• Sweet Water Bulldogs fall to Linden
• JA Eagles spoil SCA Homecoming
• JHS beats UMS 40-14 in region tilt
• Alvin Callier represesnts Peer Bridger Program
• T’ville city school board OK’s $14.1 million budget
• Debts continue to pile up for T’ville hospital
• C’ville man charged with repeated CHS burglaries
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• Share sawmilling stories and tales of old Fulton at Storytelling Days Oct. 1
• Child Advocacy Center’s new park
• Lakeside Steel project ahead of schedule
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• COFFEEVILLE VOLUNTEERS WORK TO CAN LITTER
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• Coats is new GH police chief
• Local Catholic radio station starts broadcasting in October
• School board members debate fight, discipline
• One dead in Choctaw nightspot shooting
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• ‘Fried Green Tomatoes’ author is Harper Lee Award recipient
• GH Pee Wee teams sweep Silas squads Saturday
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• SWHS runs through St. Luke’s
• Gartman to Boykin leads Bears
• JA Eagles fall to Autauga 15-12
• Aggies pluck Blue Eagles
• Defense scores twice in Tigers 34-6 win
• Gators fall to PA Saints
• CCHS gets first win
• School board estimates spending nearly $27 million next year
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• United Way kicks off fall campaign
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• Jury says death in Washington Co. murder case
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• Kansas man charged with diesel theft
• Basketball coaches want 10-month salary contracts
• Buck saves master’s life
• Seizure blamed for accident
• Forester dies in 4-wheeler, log truck collision
• $3.5 million asphalt plant for Grove Hill
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• Mel Ann Sullivan named a director of Lifeline Counseling
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• CCHS Lady Bulldogs sweep Lady Tigers
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• Davis’ late TD lifts Sweet Water over Gordo Green Wave
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• Holcombe scores four times in WCHS win
• THS rolls over Monroe County Jackson Academy holds off EA Cougars
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• Clarke County United Way kick-off Sept. 14 in Grove Hill
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• Ganson-Pritchett to marry Sept. 24 in Brooklyn, N.Y.
• Vanderg rif f-Mullins to say ‘I do’ in Oct.
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• September 11, 2001
• Inside the Statehouse
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• Knight graduates basic training
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• Tropical Storm Lee brings rain and power outages
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• Fatal bus accident in C’ville
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• Pope’s perfect picking nets first place in contest
• McIntosh exorcises Warriors 28-7
• Millry falters late in 43-32 Bayside loss
• CCHS Lady Bulldogs sweep Lady Tigers
• Lady Gators beat Meadowview, Morgan Academy
• JA Eagles blank Sumter in region game
• WCHS ends frustration in LHS rivalry
• Marengo drops the hammer on Wilcox 39-0
• Tigers tame Bulldogs
• Bulldogs fall to JHS
• CPS Gators sack Cougars 24-20
• Running for Caitlyn
• Duna gan’s third book out
• Discount offered for Chip Cooper Photo Workshop
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• Ramsey-Stephens to marry Sept. 17 in Grove Hill church
• Manley-Lewis to wed Sept. 24 in Pennington
• White-Harrington tell plans to marry Sept. 17 in Mobile
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• Jackson clerk faces felony charges after Friday’s raid
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• Tougher DUI penalties in effect Sept. 1
• Sees new King Memorial
• Closed CHS puts $1 million in system’s reserves
• Nabbing the bad guy
• Judge’s delay of immigration law a relief to local officials
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• James signs baseball scholarship with VSCC
• 1st Annual Brad Powe Memorial Wild Hog Rodeo is Sept. 10
• Rotary Club golf tournament
• Meet the Aggies
• Dove hunting 101
• CPS takes third in Elite 8 tourney
• CCHS opens volleyball season with Monroe win
• Region Standings Week 1
• Sports Scene
• Tune-ups are over, real games now
• Jamborees kick off football season
• Leroy’s Lowman Power Plant workers celebrate second year without lost-time injury
• Stolen antiques recovered by Jackson police and two are charged in theft
• Thomasville council pursues SW Medical
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• The Salvation Army to host Angel Tree this year
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• Ramsey - Stephens to marry Sept. 17 in Grove Hill church
• Books & Whatever: He Says ... She Says
• Twice the joy for the Knight family
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• Mathews - Powell announce plans for Oct. 22 wedding
• Fort Mims massacre reenactment set
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• Inside the Statehouse
• Looking for solutions for Social Security
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• Clarke Arrests
• Clarke County Commission OK’s redrawn political districts; plan now goes to Justice Dept.
• Power lines, rain, lightning and wind
• Community Calendar
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• Good night, Irene, Irene
• Run to benefit Caitlyn Foreman
• One garbage cart not enough, citizen complains
• Trucker wrecks on Highway 84
• Man who kills woman then shoots self lives to be indicted for murder
• Clarke has 5th highest unemployment in state
• Ramsey
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• Revival services held at Indian Ridge
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• Pughs’ celebrate 50 years September 4th
• Church Notices
• Rush Medical Group executive addresses ASCC Practical Nursing grads
• Getting rid of contraband
• Two-car wreck in Antioch
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• Ethel Leslie celebrates 50th anniversary as ASU grad
• Truck driver injured in Jackson wreck
• Pezent named new CCARC director
• Grid jamborees on tap this week
• Cancer fundraiser Aug. 27
• New licenses go on sale August 22
• New coach enjoys Lady Bulldogs
• Volleyball season tips off
• Strange BUT TRUE
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• Stirring up a dust storm
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• Rash of weekend thefts investigated by Jackson police
• Researching black family histories not an easy task
• Police dept. sign ordered; renovations still to be done
• Supt. Pugh says full force in place for new school year
• T’ville hospital officially closes doors Tuesday
• GH hospital works to fill vacuum
• Parten
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• Charlie Brown’s favorite baseball player
• Two ASCC employees honored on retirements
• ‘Trouble on the Tombigbee’ is Ted Dunagan’s latest book
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• Syphrit - Turner to wed in October
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• Big acts booked for first jam
• Grove Hill Fire Rescue stays busy during July; LifeFlight training Sat.
• Snake knocks out power to 4,350
• SET officials update Jackson city leaders on new steel plant
• Coates attends Saban grid camp
• Stingray caught in Tombigbee
• Two advisories for fish near Claiborne, one in Tombigbee
• Powell elected into coaches hall of fame
• Bulldogs have Bears, Aggies on horizon
• Two weeks to go til first game
• Sports Scene
• Leave your hat at home if you dance in Fargo
• PICTURES FROM THE PAST
• From the Ala. Senate
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• Car chases keep Jackson police busy
• 10 years recognized
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• Culverts to be replaced on County Route 15
• Memoriam
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• Culinary knives for storm victims
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• Patrick
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• Coaches/drivers ed instructors hired with no discussion, fanfare
• United Security Bancshares annual meeting held in T’ville
• Grand jury indicts 282 last week
• FAA woes not affecting airport project
• Thomasville hospital finally crashes
• Patrick
• Roy Hare to be buried Monday, Aug. 8
• Southwest Alabama Medical Center closes in Thomasville
• Moore
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• Brooks
• Final wedding plans
• Church Announcements
• New Arrivals
• CCTS Class of 1951 reunion
• Capstone Bank executives to help local United Way campaign this year
• Memories & Recipes
• Birds ’n Stuff
• Wilson Hall High School Reunion
• Pee Wee football signups set in C’ville
• Ezell excels at Bama Camp
• Lady Bulldogs v’ball team gets started under new coach
• Volleyball off and running as well
• Sports Scene
• Sports writers’ pre-season football poll
• At last...football is here!
• Stolen trailer recovered in Shelby County; arrest made
• AIG forms now due
• Jim Herod wins fiction writing award
• Beware of insurance scammers, Jackson city councilman warns
• Grove Hill Citizen of Year nominations are requested
• Wheeler is new Ala. Power mgr.
• Promoting existing businesses
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• Getting service - and justice - in courts
• Inside the Statehouse
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• Cougars and panthers are real in Clarke County
• Cartoon
• Social Security office cuts day by 30 minutes
• IRS gives truckers extension; Highway use tax returns due Nov. 30, not Aug. 31
• Searching for water
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• Moore-Nicholson
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• WHHS Class of ’48 graduate
• Grove Hill council districts are way out of balance
• Clarke school system makes AYP standards
• Football a hot item now
• Students hitting the books again
• Students hitting the books again
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• Moore-Nicholson
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• Several handy and helpful tips to recycle the Garage Sale way
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• Kids make art in Grove Hill
• Indian Ridge Baptist Church mourns death of ‘D’ Hunt
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• Beckworth-Moore to marry Aug. 27 in Thomasville
• Tamesha Caves graduates from Remington College
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• History lesson in Hebron
• Legislators present fire department checks
• Wilson Hall High School reunion to draw hundreds of alumni this weekend
• Big mess of catfish
• Youth football sign-ups in GH
• Real football in just a few days!
• Editor’s Notes
• Where C’ville students will be going to school
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• Hot air in D.C.
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• Grants available for community and individual storm shelters
• Two charged in drive-by shooting
• Trainer arrested in horse abuse case
• Sheriff ’s pickups awaiting service
• County engineer hopes to have Bassetts Creek bridge project underway before winter rains start
• Jackson 5-laning project delayed but still in works
• Hearing on county commission redistricting is Aug. 22
• Clarke County Arrests
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• Two arrested for church burglaries
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• Gerald Stephens credited Bear Bryant for his success
• Supe won’t budge on filling jobs
• Wet highway might be blamed in wreck that claimed CCHS student
• Stephens
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• Gates
• Coleman
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• McIntyre
• Here’s an easy-to-make ice decanter for summer parties
• Seeds from the Sower
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• Reading, technology mix with KTW remembrances at ASCC annual event
• Cooking out on the grill
• Robinsons announce birth of son on June 28 in Jackson
• Colemans celebrate 50th anniversary with family in Tennessee
• Mason-Mullinix to marry Sept 3
• Etheridge-Duff to wed Aug. 6 in Thomasville
• MITCHAMITE HONORS & DEFENDS FAMILY & HOME
• Travel team wins softball tournament
• Rainy day for camp
• Gators hire Hobson for baseball
• Grove Hill 7 & 8-year olds fall at state
• AG Strange warns of scammers seeking banking info
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• Man charged with attempted murder in July 13 shooting
• St. Stephens park road resurfaced
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• Daniels
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• Safe, cash taken in church burglary
• GH Police Chief Frazier submits retirement papers
• Gerald Stephens passes away
• Countywide hospital talk starts again
• Howell
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• Pearson
• Daniels
• Bradford
• Furrow
• Here are tips for keeping deer out of the garden
• Name the band that released ‘For Whom the Bell Tolls’
• Assistance available for area farmers who had April tornado damage
• Clarke County’s United Way hosting meeting in T’ville
• Trivia test
• Freeing a struck window
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• Tips on saving money when grocery shopping
• How much ice cream do you eat in a year?
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• Kaylee Moore attends National Beta Convention in Nashville, Tennessee
• Horn-Davis to be married in Jackson
• Church Notices
• Pope-Popp wed in Florida church
• Does your mama see your name?
• Burn ban lifted in most counties
• Pizza for all ends summer reading program
• Bus for sheriff ’s dept.
• Ashton debuts new album on Leno
• Local golfer records ace
• Mayor says hospital has not kept up with T’ville
• Site work on Jackson steel plant behind but progressing
• Four Clarke commissioners going to national convention
• B.J. Stabler camp this Saturday
• 7-on-7 passing camp at Jackson
• Teams headed to state Dixie tournaments
• Teams headed to state Dixie tournaments
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• A new state school super
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• Clarke ups rate charged for housing Choctaw jail inmates
• Fall Festival plans underway
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• CARDS OF THANKS
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• Clarke’s post offices dodge closing bullets
• Lightning cause of fire?
• Other Clarke County RR suits
• Supreme Court overturns nearly $5 million verdict
• Walker Springs crossing gets automated signage
• Lowry
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• Dr. Stanley Beard receives ‘Most Excellent Fellow’ award at dental meeting
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• Agees to celebrate 50th anniversary Sunday, July 10
• Tomatoes, watermelons and more too!
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• Voters to determine fate of Forever Wild program
• Steven Hutto earns medical degree
• BEWARE OF SCAMS IN AREA
• Clarke Prep School students honored at program at UA
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• Indian Ridge Baptist Church holds Father’s Day service; deacons feted with lunch
• Forestry Association hosting estate planning dinner meet
• Debt ceiling talks enter “taxing” phase
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• From the Ala. Senate
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• Underside of state politics shown in trial
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• Terry Phillips resigns bank presidency
• Children’s Fourth of July Parade in T’ville
• Sheriff’s dept. makes scrap metal arrests
• Clarke County High School in T’ville?
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• Homemakers win $500
• New business opens
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• Swindle-Keller to wed July 3 in Altanta, Ga.
• Agees to celebrate 50th anniversary Sunday, July 10
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• Host a Star-Studded 4th
• Billy the Kid photo brings $2.3 million at recent auction
• Omar Cunningham headlines Blues Stage this Saturday at Coffeeville Music Festival
• Coffeeville town council to discuss returning to full-time police chief
• Storm clouds over Hebron
• Tomato sandwiches at Farmers Market
• Jackson Council discusses city progress
• Two Jackson men caught ‘calling up’ fish illegally
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• Clarke retired educators meet
• County FSA committee nominations being accepted
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• Barnes inks with Eagles
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• Burn ban continues in all counties
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• T’ville events, fireworks celebrate nation’s birthday
• Stabler camp July 16
• GH 7 & 8-year-old all-stars qualify for state tourney
• District Champions!
• GH Dixie Belles sweep Gilbertown
• Voodoo murder cases put off because of DNA results delay
• School board amends budget
• Circuit clerk’s office cleared of dragging feet in small claims case
• Preaching at Walmart lands man in local jail
• Accident fatal for Jackson man
• New industries diminish county’s incentive funds
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• No burn order means girlfriend’s clothes too
• ’Bigbee drowning, motorcycle wreck claim area residents
• One tomato, two tomato ...
• Boys & Girls Club finally coaxes $2,000 out of GH Council
• New jobs coming but not fast enough as high unemployment continues in southwest Alabama
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• Stoudenmires to celebrate 50 years of marriage July 16
• Red Roots, others to perform in MA’s gospel concert Aug. 5
• Horn-Dear to say vows June 25 in T’ville church
• What’s next? A rocket ship?
• Final wedding plans are told
• Mr. and Mrs. Knowles to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Chicken a la GRILL
• CCHS band student attends recent camp at Alabama State
• Ted Dunagan wins Georgia author of year for second year in a row
• Monday is deadline to apply for FEMA help
• PFC Walker completes basic training at Ft. Still
• ASCC awards scholarships to area students
• Anthony Madison grid camp June 25
• GH 9 & 10-year-old softball all-stars headed to District
• Stabler football camp July 16
• Kelley gets HR Award
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• CPS Daycare and Preschool kids participate in MDA Hop-a-Thon fundraiser
• McCorquodale to preside over Giardini case
• 18 high school seniors to represent Jackson as Pine City Ambassadors
• New law allows mini-trucks, low-speed vehicles to use Alabama public roads
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• Indian Ridge Baptist Church recognizes Pastor Lynum on his 13th year of service
• Peebles-Reeves to marry this Saturday
• Drinkards tell birth of daughter
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• Henry-Cousette tell wedding plans
• ‘Cyclone’ ravaged Gainestown 100 years ago
• Beautification award presented
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• Men’s Health week June 13-19
• Anthony Madison grid camp June 25
• B.J. Stabler football camp set for July 16
• Large turnout for Alabama Alumni meeting
• Sports Writers Association all-state baseball, softball teams released
• Grove Hill Dixie Softball All-stars
• Thomasville man charged in conjunction with underage drinking
• Small business workshop to be held in Monroeville Thursday June 30
• Grove Hill downtown revitalization project said to be back on
• Isolated but with a punch
• Lightning strikes courthouse again
• Editor’s Notes
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• ‘Angry men’ of domestic violence need help
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• Kathryn Tucker Windham will be with us forever
• Las Vegas trip no gamble; Jackson leaders hoping to attract new businesses
• Despite cash infusion, Thomasville hospital woes still unresolved
• $10 million steel slitter for T’ville
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• Alabama’s beloved storyteller relied on her roots for stories
• Shows need for a center turn lane
• Coffeeville woman attacked in home
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• Harrell named to USA dean’s list
• Arbor Day Foundation offers free booklet on how to identify trees
• Church Notices
• Whatleys clan gathers for 39th annual reunion in Grove Hill
• Teen with Grove Hill relatives in Miss. Outstanding Teen pageant
• Memories & Recipes
• Grove Hill Baptist Church 150th Celebration
• First annual Tombigbee Catfish Festival announces lineup
• Hole Shot boat races this weekend
• Dollars and $ense
• Laffitte graduates Pascagoula High School with honors
• Pop tops donated
• West Alabama President, Dean’s list announced
• Tom Roberts to speak at Bama Alumni event June 14
• NWTF donates to storm victims
• Anthony Madison grid camp June 25
• B.J. Stabler football camp set for July 16
• WHMS Cheerleaders have camp
• Grove Hill Dixie All-stars
• Clarke countians graduate University of West Alabama
• Gov. Bentley declares drought emergency across Alabama
• Fulton firefighters do well in competition
• Keahey-backed bill, OKs tax incentives to recruit international businesses
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• June 15 is Awareness Day to focus on elderly abuse
• Senior Appreciation Month to be observed
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• Employees, citizens, T’ville deserve very best hospital
• Gone South
• The hospital issue
• Jackson men charged with illegal drugs
• Robert McGwier is director of Virginia Tech’s Hume Center
• Assistance with high cooling bills available
• Sheriff warns of scammers
• Clarke Arrests
• OSHA fines T’ville Lumber
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• Humane Society offering reward in horse abuse case
• Clarke Bama Club sets meeting
• SET to break ground June 15
• Coats is interim Grove Hill police chief
• Brown
• Thomasville trying to keep hospital afloat
• Church’s 150th year recognized
• Politicking will start early for 2012
• Brown
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• Did Jesus enter Jerusalem riding in a golden chariot?
• Grove Hill Baptist Church’s celebrating 150th anniversary this weekend, June 4 and 5
• Moore-Overstreet to marry July 9 in Aimwell church
• Church Announcements
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• Harris-Bailey to say vows June 4 in T’ville
• Leathers-Davis to marry in Grove Hill June 25
• Thanks for the memories, Coffeeville High
• Crisis counseling available for storm victims; June 3 deadline to apply for unemployment help
• Splenda plant reopening lauded
• Sens. Bedford and Keahey sponsor recall legislation for elected officials
• Memorial Day programs
• Anthony Madison grid camp June 25
• Tom Roberts to speak at Bama Alumni event June 14
• CCHS baseball seniors recognized
• SEC baseball tourney
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• Memorial Day coverage helped boost Poppy sales
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• VFW presents awards
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• LP donates to CCHS
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• Sims
• Fendley
• Lee
• Guy
• Coleman
• Richardson
• Greene
• CHS archery equipment, more taken in school burglary
• More of Clarke County shifts from 1st to 7th Congressional District
• Towboats named for 3 Huckabee brothers
• ‘Refrigerator’ murder nets life sentence for Welch
• Clarke BOE makes big cutbacks
• Coleman
• Sims
• Fendley
• Richardson
• Greene
• Guy
• Extension Service
• Church Announcements
• Church schedules 150th events Saturday, June 4, Sunday, June 5
• Grove Hill Baptist Church celebrating 150th anniversary
• Bradford completes course
• Alabama Southern holds ADN nursing ceremony
• ASCC nursing graduates
• Reeves makes dean’s list at LBW Community College
• Retiring Clarke Board of Education employees
• Mr., Mrs. A. J. Sellers to observe 70 years of marriage June 5
• Harold Smiths to celebrate 50th anniversary June 4
• Clarke Records
• Criswells to observe 50th anniversary at Asbury Baptist
• Slayton-Noble set June 11 wedding
• Donations to local groups
• Memories & Recipes
• Clarke HIPPY graduation a grand event!
• Memorial Day 2011
• Knight says movies can’t convey torment
• Johnson served in Pacific inWWII
• Ziglar says military training invaluable
• Who’s been digging in my backyard?
• Tom Roberts to speak at Bama Alumni event
• LHS Bears fall to American Christian in finals
• Sports Scene
• Spring football comes to a close
• Account set up for man burned while assisting Jackson Police at wreck
• JHS student drowns at St. Stephens Lake just prior to graduation
• Wreck fatal for countian on Hwy. 43 Saturday morning
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Editor’s Notes
• Keeping your Cherry Mallow in good order
• Chance & Scyrene
• USBI resets shareholders’ meet again
• Clarke Arrests
• AG opinion to be sought to decide validity of jail phone contract
• CCHS Class of 2011
• Senior Edition
• April unemployment still high
• Commissioner Averett worries if county pays enough to attract good road grader operators
• Gilchrist
• Burroughs
• Mills
• McClellan
• Davis
• Community Calendar
• Districts 1, 3 may require some tweaking
• Georgia-Pacific makes rolled fluff at converted mill in nearby Perdue Hill
• Little storm damage but lots apply for federal help
• CHS graduates last class
• Gilchrist
• Davis
• Mills
• Burroughs
• Resist the urge to ‘rescue’ wild animals
• County Records
• ASCC Awards
• LP’s Tommy Thompson heads state’s task force for storm timber cleanup
• Bear likes corn feeder
• ASCC T’ville awards told
• Area Church Directory
• BIBLE TRIVIA
• Indian Ridge Church News
• Church Announcements
• Walking for life
• Memories & Recipes
• Robison-Taylor to marry June 4 in Whatley Park
• Clarke Prep’s Sara Wilson visits Washington, D.C. with People to People group
• Peebles-Reeves plan June wedding
• Turner-Hinson to marry May 28
• North Allen Homemakers hold annual lunch and recipe swap
• Coffeeville archers qualify for World Tourney
• USBI shareholders meeting rescheduled so annual report discrepancies can be corrected
• Trail ride for the animals
• CCHS hoops award winners
• Linden youth wins gobbler photo contest
• JHS to host football jamboree Thursday
• Sports Scene
• Bears play for title
• Clarke Prep School spring drills conclude
• Bulldogs play Silas Friday
• CPS seniors’ scholarships
• Graduations around area
• Incentives for SET
• Tuscaloosa appreciates help
• Governor made a good choice
• CPS Graduation:
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Our Opinions
• School board recognizes several retiring employees
• Boys and Girls Club director gets put off for the third time
• Grove Hill Council supports efforts to get new fire truck
• Clarke County Arrests
• Democrat, GOP U.S. reps say they work together
• Correction
• Cards of Thanks
• Savage
• Pritchett
• Hill
• Bradford-Griffin
• Airey
• Woodard
• Morgan
• Walker
• Robinson
• Powell
• Calendar
• State Democratic chairman vows to fight GOP for control of county courthouses
• James Walker kept the courthouse straight in more ways than one
• Grove Hill Council votes to buy property
• Over $1.1 million allocated for storm victims in region
• The Bonner and Sewell Show
• Walker
• Robinson
• Powell
• Savage
• Airey
• Pritchett
• Morgan
• Bradford-Griffin
• Woodard
• Through The Past
• Birds ’n Stuff
• BIBLE TRIVIA
• Homecoming and Red Roots at Oak Grove
• Gone South
• Church Announcements
• Birth Announcement
• Ala. River Mill retirees to hold reunion June 4
• Forestry group donates book to Jackson library
• Study Club members get first hand taste of exercise and yoga
• C’ville school students’ records to be transferred
• Memories & Recipes
• CCHS, WHMS, GHES beauty winners
• Waite on Homeland Security Task Force
• ASCC graduation is May 13 in M’ville
• Photography contest winners are told
• CPS students donate to storm victims
• Zackary Motes wins AISA Reading Award
• Good Citizenship winner
• Keahey gives raise to schools
• Thomasville students win Soil & Water poster contest
• Relay for Life draws crowd in Jackson
• Jackson Mayor Long says groundbreaking for SET in early June
• Depot Reunion draws hundreds
• Clarke Prep School athletic award winners announced
• Bulldogs start work under Massey
• Gators lose to Edgewood
• Lady Bulldogs put up big fight, but fall in area tournament
• Dawgs fall in rubber match to Gordo
• CPS Jr. track teams win state titles
• Sports Scene
• Lady Gators finish third in AISA state
• Panthers headed to archery Nationals
• Tuscaloosa Tornado
• Inside the Statehouse
• Congress Reports
• ‘Run the Hill’ organizers appreciate support
• Helping our fellow man
• Our Opinions
• Corrections
• Court asked to decide validity of jail’s inmate phone system
• Clarke Records
• Fatal accident in Jackson
• Clarke Arrests
• Commissioners and Lt. Gov. Ivey
• U.S. Reps. Bonner and Sewell to host joint meeting in Grove Hill
• Card of Thanks
• Todd
• Ott
• Jones
• Dyess
• Powell
• Ledbetter
• Jackson
• Community Calendar
• Kilgore
• Hawk
• Bedwell
• Rockin’ & rollin’
• County residents to start using Allied’s blue solid waste carts
• Retired County Agent Kilgore dies
• Commissioners vote to beef up road, bridge crew
• Fiery and fatal Jackson wreck
• Steel slitter plant coming to Jackson
• Powell
• Jackson
• Hawk
• Todd
• Jones
• Bedwell
• Ott
• Ledbetter
• Dyess
• County Records
• Annell Gordon feted
• Birth Announcement
• Megginson-Bell tell wedding plans
• Church Announcements
• Steed-Clark to marry May 14
• CCHS Class of 1961
• Memories & Recipes
• Fun day in Grove Hill Saturday
• Indian Ridge Baptist Church had a busy, praise-filled April
• Home made whole again
• Compton signs with Huntingdon
• Reds beat Dodgers 14-1 in Dixie League action
• Lady Bulldogs down Millry, prep for area
• RUN THE HILL
• Lady Gators, Lady Eagles in state softball tourney at Lagoon Park Friday
• CCHS Bulldogs slam door on Geneva
• Sports Scene
• Clarke Prep edges Lowndes to advance
• Robinson receives P.O.S.T. certification
• Boys and Girls State delegates
• GH Council wants specific numbers before committing to summer program
• Clarke County Arrests
• Chance & Scyrene
• Helping tornado victims
• Ala. Senate Report
• Congress Reports
• Editor’s Notes
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Man pleas guilty to park robbery; to serve 4 years in state penitentiary
• Photos
• What Others Say
• Our Opinions
• Third Lakeside announcement brings total new area jobs to 280 for Canadian pipe manufacturer
• Murder verdict sparks ruckus at courthouse
• Fowler
• Jernigan
• Gibson
• English
• Barrett
• Hill
• Gilmore
• Community Calendar
• Oldest member of GH Methodist Church dies
• Former GH Fire Chief Billy Fowler passes away
• BOE, C’ville in tug-a-war over school funds
• Distinguished Young Women winners
• Dutch instructor pilot killed; student lands in Packer’s Bend
• Gibson
• English
• Gilmore
• Jernigan
• Barrett
• Patriots
• Mets
• Yankees
• Reds
• Dodgers
• Rays
• Brewers
• Braves
• Red Sox
• Rangers
• Orioles
• Indians
• Grove Hill
• SWAT
• Blue Crush
• Wildthingz
• Trouble
• Shockers
• Pink Panthers
• Heartbreakers
• Sluggers
• Rockets
• Mustangs
• Crushers
• Scenes from Opening Day
• Congress Reports
• From the Nethermost
• I’m Fixing to...
• Pictures from the Past
• Answers regarding cemetery upkeep
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Our Opinions
• Roberts-Black to say vows May 14 in Pineview Baptist
• Church Notices
• Moseley-Stringer to marry May 14 at Kirk House
• Memories & Recipes
• Sunrise service in Grove Hill
• Junior Miss program Saturday
• Clarke County Property Tax Sale List
• ASCC hoops tryouts Sat., April 30
• Gators prepare to Lowndes in playoffs
• Coffeeville archery team qualifies for nationals
• Lady Bulldogs beat JHS Lady Aggies 6-0
• ASCC to hold baseball tryouts
• Lady Gators close regular season with MA victory
• CCHS advances to second round
• Sports Scene
• Older Americans Month to be celebrated in Jackson May 18
• Fulton gets final approval for sewer service extension
• Allied Waste wants Clarke County garbage customers to convert to its blue carts instead of private containers
• Good Friday walk
• 10,000 eggs draws hundreds of hunters!
• School trips not such at all, Clarke school board says as it wrestles with policy issues
• Road committee’s work better explained
• Clarke Arrests
• Coffeeville’s cleanup
• Cards of Thanks
• Keel
• James
• Lakeside Steel Alabama hosting job fair in Thomasville May 4
• Burrell
• Slayton
• Heim
• Bumpers
• First Judicial Circuit’s court offices not cutting back—at least for now
• Community Calendar
• A tree for Fulton
• Working on burglaries
• Motorcycle wreck is fatal
• Big send-off for Eddie Slayton
• School zones: Coffeeville split down middle between Grove Hill and Jackson
• Plenty to do in Grove Hill Saturday!
• Keel
• James
• Burrell
• Heim
• Mabel Bumpers dies; to be buried in Coffeeville Tuesday
• Slayton funeral is Tuesday
• Annell Gordon to be honored with teacher retirement reception
• Health department warns food places of inspection scams
• Woodlands’ good luck symbol
• Pastor’s Corner
• Other Church Notices
• Easter services around the area
• DAR hears about Kate Smith School
• Clarke Prep’s honor roll told
• Marengo Pilgrimage is Saturday, April 30
• HIPPY goes to Montgomery
• Well-known chef with Grove Hill relatives documenting Alabama’s food heritage and recipes
• Grants to help GH businesses spruce up
• Alabama Black Belt Adventures to host turkey hunt photo contest
• Leroy Bears set to host Goshen in baseball
• AHSAA baseball playoffs begin Friday
• CCHS ends regular season with 14-12 win
• ASCC to hold tryouts in baseball, hoops
• Lady Gators beat Escambia, win area
• CPS Gators beat SCA, earn playoff spot
• Sports Scene
• CCHS BULLDOGS AREA CHAMPS
• Remembering CSA vets
• Tornado damage across region
• Thomasville accident
• Congress Reports
• Proposed Coffeeville school zones on agenda
• Price of new Jackson fire station reduced
• Cemetery needs attention
• Cleaning up Grove Hill
• Satsuma latest city to vote to start municipal schools
• Legislative bill would cap size of municipalities that could form their own school systems
• A preacher’s stupid stunt
• Nighty night, air controllers
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• True accounting needed in D.C.
• Tornadoes and mobile homes
• Health dept. food, lodging ratings told
• Calhoun
• Powell
• Downtown Grove Hill park, World War I monument said in need of some attention
• Clarke Records
• Clarke Arrests
• Criminal cases on next week’s trial dockets
• Card of Thanks
• Chappelle
• Ballard
• Community Calendar
• County Road Woes
• Refrigerator murder case on trial docket
• Ceremony cements Lakeside addition
• Big day set in Grove Hill Sat., April 30
• Storm spares Gainestown residents
• Powell
• Chappelle
• Ballard
• Calhoun
• Memories & Recipes
• Birds ’n Stuff
• Clarke County Property Tax Sale List
• Hunting For A Cure
• Faith Matters
• Congress Reports
• Is hydroelectric dam answer for Coffeeville?
• Not that hard
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• What Others Say
• Our Opinions
• Historical Society meets in Gosport
• Birth Announcement
• Honeycutt authors devotional book
• Swindle-Keller to marry July 3 in Atlanta, Ga.
• Church Notices
• Writers Symposium to be held in Monroeville
• Toddtown Beautillion & Cotillion event showcases nine young men and women
• Egg-shaped cookies pretty and tasty!
• Alcohol revenue mixup puts added squeeze on Thomasville schools
• Rural supplier conference returns to Thomasville
• False shooting reported at Jackson McDonald’s
• Meth lab busted in mobile home park in Jackson
• Do you have a litter bag?
• Countywide cleanup starts this Saturday
• Aggies in do-or-die with THS
• Wilson Hall completes strong season
• Reds win DH in Dixie Youth action
• Gators pound Sparta
• CCHS Bulldogs clinch a playoff spot
• First Fish
• Sports Scene
• Lady Gators edge Lady Rebels
• Lady Bulldogs go 2-2 in Greenville
• Fiddler’s convention in Frankville
• Clarke Records
• Final grant received for T’ville water project
• Clarke Arrests
• Spears
• Hasty
• Bumpers
• Community Calendar
• Grove Hill teenager says he and friends attacked in Jackson
• Harrigan named to AISA Hall of Fame
• Mayor Day’s goal: 1,000 jobs in T’ville
• Realignment of County Route 3, Highway 43 planned by ALDOT
• Hot training for firefighters
• $50 pistol permit fee proposed for young adults
• Hasty
• Bumpers
• Spears
• Extension Service
• Water element adds to garden
• Growing blueberries
• Hot summer days tough on tomatoes
• Azalea lace bug a major pest
• Plant a live oak in tribute to Toomer’s Oaks
• Extension Service
• Lawn or no lawn?
• Planning your garden
• Learn to make Easter Edibles at T’ville class this Saturday
• Monkeying around for Relay for Life
• Griffin-Gates to marry Sat. in Megargel
• GH Baptist youth visit Magnolia Club’s meet
• Busy times at Indian Ridge Church
• Church Notices
• Community Study Club hears Jim Herod
• Memories & Recipes
• Grove Hill’s Relay for Life this Friday
• Grove Hill’s annual cleanup is planned Saturday, April 16
• Barbecuing at CCARC Spring Jubilee!
• Judges announced for photo contest
• Celebrity waiters raise money for fight against cancer
• JHS softball coach sitting out 3 games for violating policy
• PLAY BALL!
• Lady Gators go 2-2 in Lagoon Tournament
• Nice Gobbler
• First Turkey
• Sports Scene
• CCHS Bulldogs improve to 4-0 in area
• Gators beat SCA Rebels
• The Civil War in Clarke County
• Editor’s Notes
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• From the State Senate
• 5-lane Hwy. 43
• Our Opinions
• Lots of events set in Grove Hill April 29-May 1
• Blue ribbons for child abuse awareness
• Bi-partisan legislative alliance formed to work for south Alabama’s needs
• Clarke Records
• Clarke Arrests
• Armistead
• Cards of Thanks
• Jonathan D. Williams receives $12,000 scholarship to UA
• Norris
• McNider
• Community Calendar
• Retired Circuit Clerk Ar mistead passes away
• School closing makes TV news
• Dollar General OK’d for beer and wine sales
• Serving to benefit Relay for Life
• Meth maker gets 20 years in state pen
• Wreck on Highway 43 bypass
• Copper thefts ranged across many counties
• McNider
• Norris
• Armistead
• Wilson Hall Middle School Junior Betas earn honors at recent state convention
• Area Church Directory
• Community Action Agency to host meeting to talk about agency’s programs, services
• Church Notices
• Smith-Adkins to wed April 22 in Tennessee
• Food/loging places ratings
• ‘Scale Back Alabama’ weigh-outs scheduled at Grove Hill Memorial Hospital
• ‘Honor Shelf Project’ a way people can help Grove Hill Library
• Memories & Recipes
• Many thanks to all who participated in appraisal show
• Appraisals benefits animal shelter
• Clarke school board adopts calendar for the coming year
• Ala. Forestry Commission’s arson dog ‘Blaze’ aids in arrest of Baldwin man
• Men’s, Women’s softball tourney set for April 9-10
• Cockerham places in recent horse show
• Gators fall to JA Eagles
• Lady Bulldogs blast Bayside Admirals 16-3
• Sports Scene
• GH Dixie Opening Day is Saturday
• Lady Gators scored late to beat JA
• CCHS captures 12-inning thriller
• C’ville High alumna bemoans closing; remembers grads, good days at school
• Congress Reports
• Keahey named State Senate’s minority whip
• From the State Senate
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Editor’s Notes
• Closing CHS
• Remembering 9 CSA vets buried at Bassetts Creek
• Clarke County Records
• Four-lane plans shown
• Citizen of Year
• New Jax fire station bid at $1.76 million
• Memoriam
• Community Calendar
• Lawhon
• Pope
• McIntyre
• Barron
• Coate
• Morgan
• Anderson
• Burroughs
• Bassett Creek Confederate soldiers remembered
• Man pleas to machete murder
• SCHOOL BOARD PULLS PLUG ON C’VILLE
• Copper tubing plant official
• Morgan
• Pope
• McIntyre
• Barron
• Coate
• Anderson
• Chinese copper tubing plant to locate in Thomasville
• COFFEEVILLE HIGH SCHOOL TO CLOSE
• Meeting set for forest landowners in Grove Hill April 19
• Little support for extending deer season
• Griffin-Gates to marry April 9 in Megargel church
• Bumpers-Parton say vows in Gatlinburg, TN chapel
• Church Announcements
• St. Patrick’s bridge tourney benefits hospital
• Local DAR members attend state conference
• Troy Jones Community Garden to be dedicated at Spring Jubilee
• Memories & Recipes
• Dogs and pet lovers have fun in Fulton
• Sen. Shelby: ‘You can’t borrow your way to prosperity’
• Sandflat residents pulling for George the Bald Eagle
• Sammy Fendley recognized with Alfa award
• Man arrested for breaking in on woman and threatening her
• To keep ‘Cadillac’ health insurance plan, GH workers will pay increase
• Cheerleading squad places first in national competition
• Clarke County Records
• Clarke Arrests
• Lady Bulldogs sweep WCHS
• Doug Barfield enters AHSAA Hall of Fame
• PERFECT
• Gators blank Sparta Warriors
• Bulldogs knock off LHS Bears
• Sports Scene
• Congress Reports
• New industry, expansion likely near in T’ville
• Clarke sheriff ’s officers, task force working on drugs
• Gone South
• Inside the Statehouse
• Stay out of Libya
• We are optimistic
• A crucial matter at odd time, place
• Hunting equipment stolen in Jackson
• Barber shop on Courthouse Square
• Deputies to get Chevy pickups over Dodge Chargers
• Card of Thanks
• Jordan
• Gowan
• Community Calendar
• Antique appraisal show benefits animal shelter
• Woman beaten, thrown from automobile
• Will CHS get ax at mid-day BOE meeting?
• Opening the door for Shelby
• Loggers want more money for wood
• Gowan
• Area Church Directory
• Weekend weddings are planned
• New Arrival
• Study Club stays busy
• Turner-Pugh to marry April 2 in Monroeville
• Church Announcements
• Promoting ASCC Foundation
• Extension Service
• Mardi Gras kept CCHS band busy
• Wholesome and Delicious Meals in a Snap
• Bass tourney scheduled for April 2
• Lady Eagles beat Southern
• JA Eagles battle for split of games in GH
• Late game heroics paced JHS Aggies on the diamond
• CCHS Bulldogs even record to 2-2
• Bears’ bats on fire so far
• Aggies fall hard to LHS Bears
• Lady Bulldogs beat Choctaw
• CPS Gators fall to JA Eagles in tourney
• Bulldogs sweep road DH
• Lady Gators edged by Marengo 3-1
• Wilson Hall Middle School honor roll
• Clarke County Records
• Researching black gospel
• New UWA SGA officers
• Black History programs at Indian Ridge Baptist
• Memories & Recipes
• Congress Reports
• Inside the Statehouse
• The boat sails
• Novel idea: Budgets based on reality
• Food/lodging ratings told
• Gone South
• Japan’s woes
• James Thomas receives bachelor’s degree from Grantham University
• AU professor earns UA’s oustanding alumnus in journalism award
• Peebles to become Goody’s
• Still cleaning up the beach
• Woman charged with cutting teen in Jackson
• Clarke Arrests
• Memoriam
• Memoriam
• Card of Thanks
• Parten
• Davis
• Rodgers
• Washed out
• Calendar
• Meetings to talk four-laning 43 fromT’ville to Demopolis
• Mulch going on at new mill
• Man shot and killed in Jackson
• ‘One man’s junk is another’s treasure’
• Rodgers
• Parten
• Davis
• Love can change scars into stars
• Sign Sermon
• Church Announcements
• Dozier does well in recent turkey calling contests
• CCHS makes it to 3A finals
• BIG BASEBALL WINS OVER AREA RIVALS
• BIG BASEBALL WINS OVER AREA RIVALS
• NWTF Banquet held Friday
• Sports Scene
• CPS Lady Gators still unbeaten
• BULLDOGS FALL
• Clarke County Records
• Mobile Historic Home Tour to feature Government Street
• Whatley native is Monroe’s Elementary Teacher of Year
• Autreys announce daughter’s birth, Emma Denise Autrey, born Feb. 22
• Garden workshop in Jackson
• Memories & Recipes
• Russell a People to People Ambassador
• Schultz-Becton to marry May 11
• ‘Doors’ topic for 2011 photography contest
• Birds ’n Stuff
• Congress Reports
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Our Opinions
• Enjoys Democrat’s series on ‘War Between the States’
• Hannah Detlefson receives UWA Trustee Scholarship
• Hospital Auxiliary’s run, walk among events slated April 30
• Getting ready for church
• Clarke Arrests
• The Good Ol’ Days
• Rebecca St. James to perform benefit concert in Thomasville
• Calendar
• Meeting Coach Massey
• Reynolds
• Lyles
• Hill
• Crow
• Wilson
• Watson
• Murphy
• Reed
• Woman said to have swindled Ala. Power from federal prison
• New judge sworn in
• $11,737 to rig poles for Christmas lights
• Bill would extend deer season into February
• Longtime landmark recreated
• Lakeside looking at more expansion into United States
• County gives $100,000 to T’ville to help with new industrial park
• Reynolds
• Murphy
• Lyles
• Hill
• Crow
• Watson
• Southern Magnolia Club hears Diane Pruitt of Alpha Pregnancy Center
• SPRING GARDENING WORKSHOP SERIES
• ‘Give my regards to Broadway’
• Bass tourney scheduled for April 2
• Lady Eagles beat Southern
• JA Eagles battle for split of games in GH
• Late game heroics paced JHS Aggies on the diamond
• CCHS Bulldogs even record to 2-2
• Gators win twice in Saturday tournament action
• CPS Lady Gators plow through competition
• Jason Massey named new coach at CCHS
• STATE CHAMPS
• FINAL 4!
• Mike Reeves Automotive opens in Grove Hill
• Clarke County Arrests
• Clarke County Records
• Indictments issued by Clarke County Grand Jury
• Black History programs at Indian Ridge church
• Classic car show slated at Jax Fairgrounds May 27
• Young actors, actresses needed for new musical
• New Arrival
• Riding from one capital to another
• Church Announcements
• Memories & Recipes
• Events slated to benefit Clarke animal shelter
• Judge hangs up robe
• Chance & Scyrene
• Richard Long’s love affair with Jackson dates to 1963
• Editor’s Notes
• Keep school fights out of newspaper
• CCHS teacher defends ‘trivial’ fight; says she might read newspaper but she won’t buy it
• Congress Reports
• Letter writers lay into newspaper’s reporting
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Kill the messenger
• Pay cuts—later
• Bloodletting
• Audit shows Grove Hill in good financial shape
• Tommie Horsley remembered for work with CM Gas but for much more too
• School board makes hirings official
• Foreman
• Raybon
• Cassity
• Sullivan
• Horsley
• Judgment against ex- Judge DuBose overturned
• Chancey
• Rolling meth lab found in shoplifter’s car
• Calendar
• TEACHERS OF THE YEAR RECOGNIZED
• Morgan named new district judge
• Where did 2,034 folks go?
• Legislators facing tough decisions in regular session
• David Allan Coe quits stage after being hit by beer bottle
• Raybon
• Cassity
• Chancey
• Horsley
• Foreman
• Reed
• Sullivan
• JHS falls to Escambia Co.
• CCHS downs Luverne
• Lady Bulldogs season ends
• HOOPS REGIONALS
• Autrey likes the way younger players have stepped up at JHS
• Solid defense to help carry the load for Jackson’s Lady Eagles
• Seven seniors to be key for Lady Bulldogs softball success
• Lady Bears under direction of new coach Baggett
• JA Eagles feeling good about upcoming season
• Mason returns to take over CPS Gator baseball
• Braun takes over for 2A powerhouse LHS Bears
• CPS Lady Gators return eight starters off state tournament team
• CCHS Bulldogs return bevy of talent for 2011
• AREA DIAMONDS HEAT UP
• Craig Nelson joins First United Security as executive vice president, chief credit officer
• Recycling at CPS
• Rosenwald schools topic for Clarke Historical Society meeting Sunday in Grove Hill
• Clarke food and lodging ratings
• Commissioners won’t go along with Commissioner Rhone’s request for Cane Creek culvert guardrails
• Real estate losses are blamed for USBI’s fourth quarter loss
• Clarke Records
• El Camino group promotes four laning 84 in D. C.
• Clarke Arrests
• Farm-City poster and essay winners
• State’s General Fund likely to see big cuts
• Army Pfc. McCaskill graduates basic training at Fort Jackson, S.C.
• Sen. Marc Keahey grants standing appointment to every constituent
• Friends of the Library planning fundraisers for Grove Hill facility
• Church Notices
• Confederates in Montgomery
• Memories & Recipes
• Here’s ‘the rest of the story’ on grand jury’s recommendations
• Clarke cattlemen meet
• Inside the Statehouse
• Clarke held up as example of lack of broadband service across rural United States
• Congress Reports
• Gone South
• Editor’s Notes
• Jax police investigate robbery
• Mardi Gras comes to the Pine City!
• Commissioners OK $10 rate instead of $20 for housing Choctaw inmates in Clarke Jail
• Special computer line will connect 911 and lawmen
• CCHS restroom fight captured on video
• Mayor Long gives highlights of Jackson’s progress in address
• Wright
• Green
• Agee
• Dyess
• Blair
• Calendar
• Clarke native elected new state Republican chairman
• Governor: ‘Jobs are coming to Thomasville’
• Tempers flare at C’ville school meet
• Wright
• Green
• Agee
• Blair
• Dyess
• Area Church Directory
• Visiting the newspaper
• Schools aid Salvation Army
• Church Announcements
• Mardi Gras events in Jackson, T’ville
• Tasty recipes from classic Clarke County cookbooks
• Birds ’n Stuff
• Area high school baseball and softball get cranked up
• Martin scouts arrive in area!
• Extend deer season through February?
• Sports Scene
• Sub-Regional area hoops pairings
• THS’ Hayes commits to Alabama
• CCHS teams storm into sub-state
• CCHS teams storm into sub-state
• Congress Reports
• Jeff Davis’ oath to be re-enacted
• Be as involved, then criticize
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Students to get Mardi Gras Day
• Improvement efforts recognized
• Death investigated as apparent suicide
• From Our Files
• Our Opinions
• Clarke County Rcords
• Clarke County Arrests
• Clarke school counselors honored
• Jackson sales taxes said up significantly
• Woods
• McCants
• Hill
• Garner
• DeVane
• Wright
• Hinson
• Holliday
• Calendar
• Clarke Relay for Life events earn national recognition
• Grand jurors say probate judge needs more room
• District Judge Bill Kimbrough retiring March 1
• DRUG BUST ARRESTS
• ‘New economic reality’ likely to close CHS
• McCants
• Wright
• Hinson
• Holliday
• Hill
• DeVane
• Woods
• Garner
• Hoops for future Tigers
• Gators hoops season ends
• Area athletes sign to play college ball
• Indian Ridge Church observing Black History each Sunday in February
• Church Announcements
• Bulldogs face WCHS
• Area Church Directory
• BIBLE TRIVIA
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• CCHS hoop teams prepare for area
• Is Powell next in line for Aggies?
• Sports Scene
• Chance & Scyrene
• CPS Beauty Pageant winners
• New Arrival
• Food ratings shared
• Hicks-Robinson to wed Saturday
• Marion Bumpers to tell stories at library Saturday morning at 10
• Sherrer-Dixon to marry in Branchville, Ala. church
• Variety of animal issues to be talked at M’ville seminar
• A bench for the park
• Memories & Recipes
• Congress Reports
• CCHS counselor’s work recognized
• Pied piper leading Grove Hill?
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Riley for president?
• Beautifying Main St.
• Grove Hill Town Hall can be expanded
• County commissioner insistent on guardrails for bridge culvert
• Clarke Arrests
• Memoriam
• Luker
• $1,000 winner at Brooks Motors
• Accused shoplifters arrested
• Rumored rape said real
• Auction benefits CAC
• Gould
• Carter
• Bumpers
• County Records
• Calendar
• Snake’s squirrel dinner interrupted
• Vandalism said a continuing problem at S. P. Hudson Park
• Tax preparer arrested for bogus refunds
• TOWN HALL? CHURCH? SPORTS BAR?
• TOWN HALL? CHURCH? SPORTS BAR?
• More than law enforcement on sheriff ’s plate
• More than law enforcement on sheriff ’s plate
• Carter
• Luker
• Gould
• BIBLE TRIVIA
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• Sign Sermon
• Church Announcements
• Rev. Kendrick returns to pastor Tompkins Baptist Church
• CELEBRATE MARDI GRAS WITH "FAT TUESDAY" ALL DAY LONG
• Nominations due by Feb. 24 for Jackson Citizen of Year
• New Jackson police officers on the job
• Trophy Buck
• Season ending deer
• Lady Gators down MA
• Practice quality land management
• AISA Back of the Year
• PLAY BALL!!!
• County hoops tourney starts
• Bulldogs pound Miller
• Lady Bulldogs give Lady Tigers a fight
• Compton scores 23 for CPS Gators
• Sports Scene
• Clarke Education Retirees hear about ‘Yellow Dot’ crime prevention program
• Students cast in ‘Wizard of Oz’ play to be at BTAPC Feb. 19-21
• CCHS preparing for high school grad exams Feb. 28-March 4
• County Records
• Big turnout for Doug Sewell’s retirement from hospital
• Gordon, McCorquodale named to dean’s list at Cumberland School of Law
• Distinguished Young Women
• Clarke Prep’s beauty review winners
• New Arrival
• Hicks-Robinson to wed Feb. 12
• Memories & Recipes
• Roberts-Powell wed on New Year’s Day
• Hawk-Criswell tell wedding plans
• Editor’s Notes
• Congress Reports
• This is not one of those ‘I told you so’ letters but...
• Gone South
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gov. Bentley taps former opponent Sparks to head new rural development agency
• Jackson businesses continue to be plagued by burglaries
• Clarke Arrests
• Did it really happen or just another Facebook rumor?
• Mobile County jury returns $5 million verdict last week
• Community Calendar
• Moore
• Green
• ‘Pride is alive on Grove Hill’s Carter Drive!’
• Hunter hurt in tree stand fall
• Finney out as coroner
• ‘Plant a crape myrtle’
• Green
• Moore
• Area Church Directory
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• Church Announcements
• Indian Ridge starts new year
• Taking on Calvinism
• Student tutoring help
• Burroughs, Poole reunion planned
• Scale Back Alabama begins this weekend
• McNider-Sears to wed March 19
• Memories & Recipes
• Horror story told to students to inspire good choices
• Mardi Gras coming to Jackson Feb. 18-19
• Thomasville industrial park credited for drawing industrial prospects to city
• Turning gourds into works of art
• Jackson increases funding for economic development
• Hirings, appointments handled at county commission meeting
• Outdoor editor Cook was a great roll model
• WHMS announces 2nd 9-week honor roll
• Clarke Arrests
• Thomasville Girl Scouts give to the elderly
• County Records
• School board looks for security at meetings
• County hoops tourney set for Thomasville
• New Dixie league officers elected
• Balanced attack paces Lady Bulldogs
• Bulldogs storm in final stretch
• Lady Gators hoping to improve seeding for area tournament
• CPS Gators continue working hard
• Nice first deer
• Davis gets 100th CCHS hoops victory
• CPS Lady Gators get championship rings
• Congress Reports
• Career soldier says U.S. flag should be properly displayed
• Inside the Statehouse
• Flag etiquette
• Political Cartoon
• Gone South
• Our Opinions
• Second juvenile charged in Bargain Motors burglary
• Man charged after cutting another at Jackson laundromat
• Burglars strike seven Jackson businesses
• Chinese copper tubing company eyes T’ville
• Roberts
• Reynolds
• Card of Thanks
• Community Calendar
• Pugh
• England
• Hayes
• Metal thieves hit two area churches
• Grove Hill hospital sees change in administrators
• Dog bite has Grove Hill’s joggers and walkers jittery
• Clarke to bill Choctaw for housing inmates
• Gas prices now and then
• Foreclosures still numerous in 2010
• England
• Hayes
• Roberts
• Reynolds
• Packing memories
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• First Baptist Church
• CHURCH NOTICES
• Homecoming parade was a big event in 1951
• CPS students attend seminar in Auburn
• Write a story starting with... ‘A single drop fell’
• ‘Fabulous Four’ Junior Misses first met as Girls State delegates
• REMEMBERING DR. KING
• Big six pointer
• Former Mr. Football chats with winners
• Area award winners
• Gators fall to SCA Rebs
• Lady Bulldogs 3-0 in area
• Lady Gators drop area contest to SCA
• CCHS Bulldogs suffer first loss
• Sports Scene
• Clarke Arrests
• Bargain Motors burglars caught in the act, arrested
• Jackson and Thomasville observe King’s birthday Monday
• Clarke County High School presents 9-week honor roll
• Clarke Prep School announces 2nd 9-week honor roll
• Stolen ATVs and stolen trailers sought
• Firemen awards presented
• Chance & Scyrene
• Identity theft a growing concern for consumers
• Clarke County Records
• Inside the Statehouse
• Congress Reports
• Gone South
• Our Opinions
• Outgoing sheriff honored
• Food Ratings
• Arizona shooting leads to changes for Jackson city council meetings
• Accident on Gainestown Road
• Community Calendar
• Wade
• Miller
• Hoven
• Holley
• Wills
• Williams
• Spencer
• Roberts
• Chapman
• Caves
• Brown
• Brown
• Lawmen hurt in accidents; GH mayor has surgery
• Mitch Finney is new Clarke Coroner
• Sheriff brings in new people
• No kids on T’ville bus when hit
• Dr. King’s Birthday
• Wade
• Holley
• More area deer hunters
• CPS Gators still battling in hoops
• Lady Bulldogs 2-0 in area play
• Area Church Directory
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• CHURCH NOTICES
• God’s Port
• CCHS Bulldogs remain unbeaten
• CPS Lady Gators edge JA Lady Eagles
• Sports Scene
• Jeff Kelly resigns at JHS
• War Eagle!
• Old favorites good for the new year
• Junior Misses in Montgomery for state finals
• Huttos to celebrate 50 years of marriage
• Clolinger-Richardson to marry March 19
• 100 years Ago — The Democrat, January 1911
• Clarke County pineapple
• County shed to be put to better use
• Photo
• Congress Reports
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Editor’s Notes
• Ray Norris is ready to be a good sheriff
• Indian Artifact Show in Jackson this Sunday
• Clarke Records
• Clarke Arrests
• Shakedown at Clarke Jail
• Card of Thanks
• Community Calendar
• Cook
• Kirkland
• Stephens
• Kelley
• Garrick
• Crosser
• Porter
• Pope
• Massey
• Bradley
• Leonard
• Lexus stolen from car lot in Jackson
• Competing for Alabama Junior Miss title
• Bill Taylor retires as U.S. Marshal
• County to borrow some money for repaving project
• King observances planned
• Area prepares for ice but gets off pretty light
• NEW SHERIFF TAKES OATH
• Cook
• Kirkland
• Stephens
• Kelley
• Garrick
• Crosser
• Porter
• Clarke braces for ice storm; area schools closed Monday
• Pope
• Massey
• Bradley
• Area deer hunters
• Rivers drops dagger on THS in tourney finale
• Bulldogs improve to 12-0 on season
• Lear named Old Spice Red Zone Player of the Year
• Spirit soars over title games
• Tourney confusion leads to canceled games, possible fines
• Preserving our outdoor traditions
• Birds ’n Stuff
• Gov.-elect Bentley names former House Speaker Hammett to head ADO
• Area Church Directory
• Who made the first piggy bank?
• Jackson’s First Presbyterian Church welcomes new pastor
• CHURCH NOTICES
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• Remembering Those We Lost in 2010
• From the Nethermost
• Dunagan-Hooper to marry Jan. 8 in C’ville church
• Memories & Recipes
• Congress Reports
• Guest Columnist
• Editor’s Notes
• Inside the Statehouse
• Torn package shakes faith in Postal Service
• It doesn’t make sense
• Appreciates protection Grove Hill citizens get
• Gone South
• Congressman Bonner will do good job chairing House Ethics Committee
• Clarke Arrests
• Bloody New Year’s Day fight sends two to hospital
• Classic car show suggested for Grove Hill
• Memoriams
• Pugh
• Bedsole
• Curry
• Long
• Lee
• Haskew
• Freeman
• Plummer
• McKinley
• Gaillard
• Barnes
• Presnall
• Grant
• Card of Thanks
• 1165th called for duty in Afghanistan
• Downtown project ‘not dead yet’
• New Coastal Gateway director was previously with B’ham organization
• Jackson Square shopping center has new owner
• Ray Norris to be sworn in as sheriff
• Man kills common law wife; shoots self but lives
• Bedsole
• Long
• Lee
• Haskew
• Freeman
• McKinley
• Pugh
• Barnes
• Plummer
• Clarke County Unclaimed Property Owners
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• Making and breaking vows for New Year’s
• 2010 SCENES FROM AREA CHURCHES
• Sports Scene
• All-state players named
• Drug court graduates
• Unemployment about the same
• Goodies for New Year’s and the bowl games!
• Kitchens-Parden tell plans for Jan. 15 wedding
• Hare-Scheeff wed in Grove Hill
• Inside the Statehouse
• Congress Reports
• Gone South
• Editor’s Notes
• Reviewing 2010 month by month
• Clarke Records
• Card of Thanks
• Jemison
• Weaver
• Norwood
• Lucyies
• Johnson
• Beck
• Daniels
• Hearn’s Christmas gift
• Barlow Bend churches burglarized
• Few days more to pay taxes
• Top Stories of 2010
• OVER $1 MILLION AWAITS COUNTIANS
• Weaver
• Norwood
• Lucyies
• Johnson
• Beck
• Jemison
• Daniels
• Curry
• Curry
• Daniels
• CCHS jumps to six in Class 3A rankings
• GHBC presents Christmas Cantata
• Church Announcements
• Brother Lawrence’s patience
• Shea Skipper runs NY marathon
• Players of the Year!
• Area Church Directory
• Clarke County Records
• Commissioner visits senior center
• New state flag for CCHS
• Be safe on highways over holidays
• ASCC nursing students graduate
• 1964 Clarke County Officials
• I put myself in the place of...
• Boise funds conference trip
• Inside the Statehouse
• Editor’s Notes
• Gone South
• 19th century argument for Santa valid in 21st
• Second arrest made in Jackson burglary
• Clarke County Arrests
• NPR to do segment on T’ville
• Patrick
• Jones
• Dungan
• Duke
• Brantley
• McLendon
• Mosley
• Roberts
• Parnell
• Jackson
• Dickey
• Marrisette
• Burglaries arrest made
• Clarke County establishes Yellow Dot program
• Longtime Grove Hill resident Harvey Jackson dies at age 93
• Clarke schools not having to borrow yet
• Alabama’s population up 7.5%
• Lakeside Steel’s steel going up
• Dickey
• Patrick
• Jones
• Dungan
• Brantley
• Duke
• Jackson
• Roberts
• McLendon
• Marrisette
• Mosley
• Parnell
• Care needed when using ATV’s
• Area hunters harvest deer
• Gators still looking for first hoops win
• CPS Lady Gators beat Monroe Vols
• Sports Scene
• Coates scores for Bama all-stars
• CCHS teams down Monroe Co. squads
• CPS art winners
• Rivers Brunson going to Judson
• CAA taking applications to assist with heating bills
• CPS musicians make Honor Band
• Johnson
• Clarke school system partners with ASCC to offer dual enrollment
• UWA offering local classes
• Clarke County Records
• Food ratings announced
• Clarke Arrests
• Card of Thanks
• Boutwell
• Bishop
• Woodyard
• Pruitt
• Odom
• Anderson
• Adams
• Tree lighting at hospital
• Frisco City residents hosting ‘Christmas Comes Alive,’ drive-through and other activities
• Lights still available for Sunny South’s community project
• McMiller-Lynum to wed Dec. 18 in Birmingham
• Memories & Recipes
• Raine completes basic training
• Ashton Shepherd, David Allan Coe to perform at War Bama Club
• CCHS Coach French resigns
• Thinking of an old-fashioned Christmas
• Hearn wants county to ban political signs on rights-of-way
• BIG STEEL PLANT = BIG PARTY!
• Congress Reports
• Manufacturing can solve U.S. problems
• Inside the Statehouse
• Editor’s Notes
• GOP may be in charge but politics as usual
• Christmas in C’ville
• Gone South
• Jackson Christmas Parade
• County paving bid just under $2 million
• Murder charged in what had been thought suicide
• Sexual abuse arrest made
• ASCC librarian details history of Kwanzaa
• Toy drive for area youngsters successful
• Drug arrest made in Thomasville
• Jackson Council approves hangar fees
• Community Calendar
• Stoudenmires honored for service
• Church Announcements
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• The Gift of Christ
• Area Church Directory
• ThyssenKrupp’s Calvert operations
• Johnson
• Boutwell
• Bishop
• Anderson
• Woodyard
• Pruitt
• Odom
• Adams
• Lady Bulldogs fall to McIntosh
• AISA all-stars
• CCHS Bulldogs blast McIntosh, Marengo
• Sweet Water dynasty reaches ninth grid title
• English makes the call
• LHS Bears capture fifth state title in six seasons
• THS Tigers set Super Six record with win
• Hayes named top defensive/special teams performer at Super Six
• WE ARE THE CHAMPIONS!!
• Schools, decorating and more topics for Study Club meeting
• $500 for for CCHS
• Clarke Arrests
• Clarke Records
• Other Obituaries
• Larrimore
• Jackson
• Bell
• Andrews
• Rivers
• Marshall
• Reed
• McReynolds
• Presnall
• Martin
• Scenes from T’ville’s Christmas Parade
• McCorquodale celebrates 90th
• Memories & Recipes
• Dubose-Robinson to wed Saturday at Chance church
• McMiller-Lynum to wed Dec. 18 in Birmingham
• Powell-Roberts to marry Jan. 1 at Stave Creek
• ASCC students inducted into Phi Theta Kappa
• Kids love Christmas!
• Former Clarke Commissioner Bishop dies
• Lease reworked on garbage transfer station to give more land to new cypress mill
• Fund set up to help rebuild wrecked home of mom, son
• Congress Reports
• C’ville was only precinct in Clarke County rejecting immediate secession in 1860
• From the Nethermost
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• War Eagle!
• Ethics reform
• GOP or Opportunists?
• Christmas comes to Grove Hill
• Philanthropy work of Ashley Stern recognized
• Grove Hill chamber urges hometown shopping this year
• $39,500 check for new hospital equipment
• Coffeeville Christmas Tree lighting held
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• Indian Ridge Baptist Church recognized all of its senior citizens during service
• Nativity scene at Coffeeville
• Area Church Events
• Card of Thanks
• Community Calendar
• Sa-Sa Gifts holds grand opening
• Fails
• Gilchrist
• Marshall
• Larrimore
• Jackson
• Bell
• Andrews
• Andrews
• Andrews
• First deer
• Nebraska trophy deer
• First buck taken
• CCHS hoops teams sweep Monroe County squads
• AHSAA Super 6 Football Championships
• Sports Scene
• Special teams pace SWHS over Linden 20-6
• Lady Gators hammer Lady Senators
• CPS Gators fall to Morgan in hoops
• Bears grind out win over ACA
• THS Tiger defense stiffles, stymies Bibb Co.
• ...We are going to the ‘ship...
• CPS Motorcycle winner
• CPS Miss Football
• Essay winners
• Wishing Well Field trip
• CPS HOBY winner
• Andrews named inaugural CPS Mr. Homecoming
• Clarke County Records
• Rivers
• Dixon
• Card of Thanks
• Clarke County Arrests
• Smith
• Pruett
• Memoriams
• Birds ’n Stuff
• Dubose-Robinson to marry in Chance church Dec. 11
• Southern Magnolia Club has holiday decor program
• Couple to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Memories & Recipes
• Food ratings
• Marker commemorates unique 1853 grave shelter
• United Way needs your help to make goal
• T’ville Civic Ctr. drawing events
• Arrests made in break-ins at CPS
• It’s beginning to look like Christmas
• Congress Reports
• Inside the Statehouse
• Gone South
• Editor’s Notes
• Bring home titles!
• Turkeys for the mayors
• Clarke dodges tornadoes and bad weather Tuesday
• Fulton Christmas Parade
• Clarke County anti-litter group receives numerous PALS awards
• Believers must set example by practicing what they preach
• Preparing for Advent season: Sleeping while the wind blows
• Step Sing held at Jax church
• Area Church Events
• Area Church Directory
• Community Calendar
• Alabama Southern has a $21 million impact on area
• Reed
• Presnall
• McReynolds
• Martin
• Pruett
• Smith
• Rivers
• Dixon
• CCHS vball winners
• First buck taken
• Barfield to be inducted into the AHSAA Hall of Fame
• Starting slots up in air for JA hoopsters
• Key for Lady Eagles will be defensive play
• Lady Aggies look for balance in youth and experience
• JHS Aggies return four starters in basketball
• Sweet Water wins, sets up Linden rematch
• LHS’ Williams run all over Cottonwood’s Bruins
• Three area school advance to semi-finals in AHSAA playoffs
• Clarke County Records
• Clarke County Arrrests
• Thomas
• McLendon
• Moss
• Hayes
• Fleming
• Grove Hill and T’ville Lions support Alabama Lions Sight
• ‘Christmas at Oakleigh’ is Dec. 3-5 in Mobile
• Nina and Pinta sailing down the Tombigbee
• Memories & Recipes
• Grove Hill Library to start opening Saturday mornings
• Alabama’s unemployment holding steady
• Will G-P’s new policy slow pine plantings?
• Man survives train crash
• Congress Reports
• Inside the Statehouse
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Gone South
• Give thanks, and give
• Newspapers out early due to Thanksgiving; holiday closings told
• Car ends up in field in Sat. accident
• Parades and Christmas activities
• Youth killed in hunting mishap in Choctaw County
• Powell gets UN internship
• Spot where pickup collided with train
• Monroe murder of elderly woman shakes entire region
• Paul Hubbert complimentary of old foe Joe McCorquodale
• Area Church Directory
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• Celebrate Thanksgiving with the heart of Charlie Brown and the courage of Linus
• Area Church Events
• Community Calendar
• Jackson chamber holds annual meeting
• Thomas
• McLendon
• Fleming
• Moss
• Hayes
• CCHS looks forward to Class 3A
• Lady Bulldogs hoopsters are young
• Road trip doesn’t end well for Jackson Ac. Eagles
• Second time not a charm for Demons at Sweet Water
• Aerial attack shoots down CPS Gators
• Leroy Bears advance to Class 2A third round
• Region champions continue to roll in AHSAA playoffs
• Tigers grind out 500 yards against Straughn
• Aggies see season end
• Youth Day deer hunter
• Moseley hanging in at Auburn
• Signing with Bama
• Sports Scene
• Black Friday comes early!
• 100% of ASCC nursing grads pass licensing exam
• Dungan
• Law
• Clarke County Records
• Better response to remediation in Grove Hill than in Jackson
• Clarke County Arrests
• Roberts
• Gates
• Drinkard
• Presnall
• Osborne
• Hoffman
• Law
• Crayton
• Coates
• Memories & Recipes
• Keahey is AACD Legislative Leader
• Franklin’s new novel set in Mississippi but local readers may think it’s closer to home
• Grove Hill municipal holidays are announced
• The final kick ...
• 2 murder cases set for trial
• Quotable Quotes
• Inside the Statehouse
• Congress Reports
• Gone South
• Ethics reform
• Grants will help Grove Hill Library update technology
• The Secret to a Flavorful Holiday
• Much-needed rain appreciated
• Peterman festival Saturday
• Silent auction to be in conjunction with annual meeting of Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce
• Wreck injures one
• Jax firefighters combat blaze at city’s port
• Douglas begins new term
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• Minister’s Corner
• Area Church Events
• Chance & Scyrene
• Community Calendar
• New, relocated businesses spark excitement
• United Security Bancshares report modest profit but economy continues to be a drag
• Roberts
• Osborne
• Gates
• Drinkard
• Dungan
• Dungan
• Hoffman
• Presnall
• Law
• Law
• Harmon
• Crayton
• Coates
• Hare-bow scores twice for JHS
• Carpenter hammers Cougars
• Clarke law goes to help Choctaw law at standoff
• Citizen of the Year
• Clarke Arrests
• Outdoor Alabama
• Fulton Fire and Rescue gives away TV
• ALDOT footing bill for preliminary work for new airport
• Woolf
• Sweet Water not such a ‘Pleasant Home’ for visitors
• Christmas parade set Dec. 2 in Grove Hill
• Commissioners take oaths for new terms
• Northington
• Kidd’s kick returns seals deal for WCHS
• Grove Hill Lions Club offers eye tests
• Gov.-elect Bentley lunches at Dunn’s
• Presnall
• LHS Bears hit paydirt five times in 2nd frame
• Clarke-Washington Fair Queen chosen
• Sheffield ends up with 666 write-in votes
• Gissendanner
• Gators sink Pirates postseason hopes
• FSA county committee election underway
• Congress Reports
• Bowerman
• Gardner’s Wildcats end season in Elba, 23-6
• Church Announcements
• Ambulances at ball games
• Mathews twins arrive Oct. 25
• Second round for AHSAA, semi-final in AISA pairings
• Sis. Ruby Mitchell’s birthday celebrated by Indian Ridge church
• Inside the Statehouse
• Already planning for big reunion
• Thornton hits paydirt three times for Tigers
• Clarke Baptist Association working on Christmas drive
• Gone South
• Old Cahawba
• Demons shock Brantley 23-20
• Area Church Directory
• Editor’s Notes
• To celebrate 97th birthday
• SGA officers elected
• Community Calendar
• Correction
• Extension Service
• This is a fun way to learn about sound!
• Southern Magnolia Study Club learns about Republican Party
• Gosport pavilion dedicated
• Academic recognitions at assembly
• Veterans Day salutes vets, marks end of World War I
• PROSPER promotes families
• Mrs. Sullivan named Teacher of the Year
• A Veterans Day Memory
• Help available for Medicare, prescriptions and legal issues
• Jackson council awards $240,000 to local schools
• Cell phone alerts fire
• Lots turn out for fair and festival
• Health ratings are told
• Clarke-Washington Cheer Competition
• Grove Hill street paving underway
• Property tax bills in mail
• Clarke County Records
• AISA volleyball all-stars
• Presnall
• Woolf
• Northington
• Bowerman
• Da Pioneer Day 2010
• Deer taken with bow
• Church Announcements
• Through The Past
• Card of Thanks
• GH Pee Wee grid season comes to close
• Area Church Directory
• Gone South
• Nix
• Wildcats overpower Pirates, ready for playoff road trip
• Community Calendar
• A busy Grove Hill!
• Luff
• Parker plows ‘Dawgs past McIntosh Demons
• Marker commemorates Scotch Lumber Co.
• No roadside political signs by 2012 election
• Jackson
• Leroy’s Coates runs wild against Sweet Water
• Gissendanner
• Heart of Clarke, trade day draw crowd
• Larrimore-Sims to exchange vows
• Tigers win 95th Backyard Brawl
• Republican Ray Norris wins Clarke County sheriff's race
• Memories & Recipes
• Feted on 90th birthday
• CPS’ Lear eclipses 2,000 yards as Gators throttle JA Eagles
• Proposal made to ban smoking in Grove Hill
• Voting on anniversary
• Panthers hang on to win wild homecoming ride
• Clarke unofficial results
• CHS homecoming
• Aggies ‘Bowe’ up on Tigers
• Good day to be a Republican
• “Been farming long?”
• CPS students learn about criminal investigation
• Clarke votes a tremendous 60%!
• Democratic state legislators win locally but take beating statewide
• Honor roll listed for Clarke Prep
• T’ville woman dies when her vehicle hit head-on on I-65 in Mobile County
• Incumbents win
• Head Start celebrates
• Elderly woman said conned by contractors
• GOP SHERIFF ELECTED
• Penny Drive
• Father runs over son in Gainestown
• Red Ribbon Contest winners announced at Clarke schools
• Choctaw jail inmates swell Clarke’s numbers
• Congress Reports
• Clarke County Records
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• The Civil War in Clarke County
• T’ville police report detailed
• First round pairings for the AISA, AHSAA playoffs
• Trunk or Treat in Coffeeville
• Inside the Statehouse
• Jackson
• Nix
• Luff
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• Constitutional amendments
• Bernard
• Parker powers Dawgs to region title
• Friendship Missionary Baptist Church
• Alabama View
• New Gulf States Park campground rivals anything on Alabama’s Gulf Coast
• Lady Gators claim title
• Church Announcements
• We could lose some post offices
• Birds ’n Stuff
• THS stuns JHS
• Area Church Directory
• Inside the Statehouse
• Smith-Beech to wed Saturday in Tuscaloosa
• Sixth grade wins CHS Penny Drive contest
• Calendar
• Gone South
• Fulton marker dedicated
• Coffeeville’s honor roll is published
• Loggers voice opposition to proposed Choctaw Co. timber-hauling permit
• Editor’s Notes
• Old Cahawba topic for historical society
• Jackson claims BBQ title at big game
• Unemployment falls, statewide, locally
• Ghost Walk in T’ville
• School board will borrow $1 million if needed to keep schools afloat this year
• Scenes from Clarke Prep Fall Festival
• Memories & Recipes
• Bus safety week
• Jackson airport eligible for $1 million in grants
• Grove Hillian’s book available at Pioneer Day
• Clarke County Records
• Burglary of WCHS football team being investigated
• ‘Face in the Courthouse Window’ a hit in Thomasville
• Clarke County Arrests
• Waters, Thompson race Bulldogs past Demons
• Thomasville woman shot and killed in Hayneville
• Clarke Prep homecoming
• Lowery
• Region Standings Week 9
• Day updates Tville council on pending town issues
• Blessed rain falls but with hail, wind
• Robertson
• Panthers pluck Eagles
• Staples steamboat exploded in 1912
• Commissioners approve repairs to Co. Rt. 30 on Gates Hill
• Weaver
• Lady Gators win state v’ball title
• Presented with State Senate resolution
• Pioneer Day, wildlife event in Grove Hill this Saturday
• Smith
• CPS Gators demote Autauga Generals
• County Democrats honor Lee B. Williams for guiding party for over 20 years
• Explosion, fire on the Tombigbee
• Slater
• Heartbreaker for Eagles at Sparta
• 5th Sunday night singing
• Tuesday’s election to be historic
• Sanford
• Bears run wild over Millry as Gartman throws 3 TDs
• Weaver
• Smith
• Slater
• Sanford
• Bernard
• Robertson
• Tree stand accident on first day of bow season
• Clarke school board to meet at Coffeeville High School Oct. 21
• Hitting ‘Land’ always kills a Hurricane
• Deadline to register to vote in Nov. 2 election is Oct. 22
• Attempted murder charges may be upgraded
• Clarke County Records
• Bulldogs juggernaught sinks Pirates ship
• Medicines stolen from Jackson residence
• T’ville police report
• Special teams key Tigers to win in East Brewton
• JHS football player injured in wreck on way to school Friday
• Body of missing Marengo woman found in ’Bigbee
• Clarke County Arrests
• Six straight region titles for Bears
• Ghost Walk
• Man drowns at Claiborne dam
• Hicks
• Lear pounds out four TDs for Gators
• Leadership Class tours county
• Congress Reports
• Coleman
• Playoff tickets get punched
• New Grove Hill police car from Bay Minette, not Jackson, Miss.
• Inside the Statehouse
• Parker
• McIntosh locks up playoff berth in wild 1A region
• Sessions worries about nation’s ills
• Reader says people can’t keep up or get ahead these days
• Gould
• Playoff spot locked up by Jackson Academy Eagles
• Democrats to meet Oct. 21 in Grove Hill
• Gone South
• Chapman
• CCHS Bulldogs ‘Love’ Homecoming win
• Pulled-up signs irk candidates but the culprit says the signs are illegal
• Too many doctors in the house?
• Calhouns celebrate 54 years
• Headed to State!
• God’s amazing pharmacy revealed
• Correction
• Counselman-West to marry Oct. 23
• Colorful Gator fans
• 5th Sunday night singing
• C’ville library hosts storytelling session
• Gates-Jordan to marry Nov. 13 at Liberty Baptist
• Balanced attack paces Aggies
• Church Announcements
• CHS Class of 1960
• O’Brien-Horton say vows in Red Rock Canyon, Nev.
• Sports Scene
• Pair of perfect pickers in weekly contest
• Area Church Directory
• Friends of the Library turning into vibrant group
• Memories & Recipes
• EPIC SHOWDOWN SET
• C’villes playoffs dream falter in Swamp
• Calendar
• CCHS enjoys homecoming parade
• Jackson Fall Festival full of fun
• Pictures from the Past
• Washington Co. gets three scores in first five snaps
• Medicine Chest now on Main Street
• Big Cotton Mouth snake
• CCHS homecoming
• Clarke Prep hosting ‘Gator Ride’ via motorcycle around county
• Region Standings Week 8
• Chamber of Commerce officers
• No major rain in forecast; fire alert continues
• Chapman
• Coleman
• Parker
• Gould
• Hicks
• Report farm crimes to ag commissioner
• Likes the news from 1860
• Hubert-King
• Bulldogs heart broken on banks of Murder Creek
• Clarke County Cattlemans' Association Meeting
• Thanks to Chance’s ‘First Lady’
• Comics Section
• Gators continue to roll in region games
• Planning ahead for forage production
• Get rid of ‘litter on a stick’
• Tips to make your meal tastier
• Moseley throws darts at Monroe
• Alabama’s beef cattle a $3 million industry
• Cartoon
• A little spice can jazz up a grilled steak
• Bears roll up 600 yards offense
• Clarke Cattlemen’s Association officers
• John McMillan says he has experience to be ag commissioner
• Final Wedding Plans
• THS Tigers dominate UMS
• Class of 1985 holds reunion
• Fire Prevention Week Activities
• Fans are the best, worst thing today
• Pigskin Pickins'
• Retired Clarke Democratic Party chairman and pollworkers to be honored
• Powell-Champion wed in Grove Hill
• Clarke Prep Happenings
• Bama, WCHS games throws most pickers
• Daddy’s Girl’ a tribute to family and times gone by
• New campaign opposes suggestive texting, e-mails
• Clarke County Records
• CHS Panthers prepare for the Swamp
• Walker Springs Cemetery Assoc. maintains local cemeteries
• Coffeeville looking to hire 2 part-time police officers instead of 1 full-timer
• T’ville police report told
• Region Standings
• Corrections
• Two WWII vets hear former President Bush
• Clarke Arrests
• GH Pee Wee juniors win in 2 OT
• Think Pink draws walkers for Breast Cancer Awareness
• Commission meeting heated
• Jones
• Washington County v’ball tournament
• Made in God’s image
• Storytelling, festivals and more make for busy fall around county
• Roney
• Knapp, Scoggins to be inducted into EMCC Hall of Fame
• Bethlehem Bethel Baptist Church Winn, Alabama
• 20-year sentence for Sonic robber y
• Robinson
• JA ready to face region foes
• Church Announcements
• COTTON PICKING TIME
• Kelley
• Hurricane warnings posted for Wildcat Hill
• Calendar
• Republicans eyeing Senate
• Courington
• CCHS overcomes fumbles, penalties
• Here’s the beef...Beef Facts, that is!
• NASCAR secure in south
• Jackson
• McIntosh locks up playoff berth in wild 1A region
• Roney
• Robinson
• Jones
• Courington
• Kelley
• Card of Thanks
• Parker’s 274 rushing yards sinks Admirals
• Grove Hill Chamber invites town businesses to ‘Welcome Fall’
• ‘Fern Queen’ is Grove Hill’s Citizen of Year for 2010
• Newberry
• Strong third quarter leads Tigers to win
• James Dunagan makes World War II Honor Flight to D.C.
• Two charged with stealing timber from lumber firms
• McIntyre
• CHS freshman Coates skins Wildcat defense
• Sheriff’s candidates answer questions
• PARTYING IN THE CEMETERY
• McClinton
• Millry stays alive in region
• Retired Clarke Democratic Party chairman and pollworkers to be honored
• Amos finds girl
• Martin
• Demons hit buzzsaw
• Cleaning up Coffeeville
• Grove Hill annexation debate continues
• Gates
• Williams KO return ignites Bulldog crowd
• Juvenile charged in JHS break-ins
• ‘A wonderful community event’
• Aggies’ Bowe rains on Red Raiders
• One-car wreck claims life of Jackson woman
• Editor’s Notes
• Flowers
• JA’s Williams runs for 3 scores
• Prayer: Farce or force?
• Inside the Statehouse
• Hawk
• Sports Scene
• Church Announcements
• Congress Reports
• Jackson
• Gators first to clinch region
• Area Church Directory
• Gone South
• Hubert-King
• Breast Cancer Awareness Bowl
• Wilson Hall rolling along
• Calendar
• Thanks for reading, too!
• Par nell-Moton to exchange vows
• Jax school system study on hold
• JMS beats WHMS in title game
• Thank you, firefighters!
• Scheeff-Hare to wed
• Thomasville police arrests are detailed
• Region Standings Week 6
• CCHS graduate is principal deputy for Dept. of Defense’s Test Resource Management Ctr.
• Sheffield-Hicks announce plans for Nov. 6 wedding
• Clarke Arrests
• Gartman accounts for four touchdowns for LHS Bears
• Fulton firefighters hold annual gospel singing
• Mosley-Smith wed in Jackson’s First Baptist
• Clarke Records
• Three pick perfect in weekly contest
• Community Study Club discusses plans for the year
• Chance & Scyrene
• Memoriam
• Thompson scores three TDs on four carries for SWHS
• ‘Go to mill’ a term from the past
• Keahey says indictments are sickening
• Flowers
• Martin
• Gates
• Newberry
• Jackson
• Hubert-King
• McIntyre
• McClinton
• White quizzes Jackson council about actions
• Scheeff-Hare to marry Oct. 9
• Untitled
• Jax council approves fiscal budget of $7.2 million
• County’s budget totals $12 million
• Bulldogs win first three games
• Jackson Senior Center opens
• LP not reopening any time soon
• Part of learning about Indians includes building model villages
• T’ville council to seek EPA proposals
• Coffeeville man killed in one-vehicle accident
• WHMS writers score high
• Region Standings Week 5
• ‘Think Pink Walk’ in Jackson
• Stockpiling cypress logs
• Junior Betas plan fundraiser
• Earl Ray Mason brings home contest cash this week
• Everyone is invited
• Jury awards $7.5 million in wreck case
• Lots going on at WHMS
• Coates named AWSA top player
• Announcements
• Proration, Bob Riley and BP
• Clarke County Records
• GH Pee Wee teams sweep Coffeeville
• Sign Sermons
• Salute our farmers
• Arrests
• Handley uses big plays, defense to beat SWHS
• Streams of living water
• Inside the Statehouse
• Sheffield
• Lewis’ three TDs take sting from Hornets
• Calendar
• Congress Reports
• Jordan
• Millry has twice the chances but falls to Washington Co.
• Is this the Whistle Stop Cafe?
• Gone South
• Young
• Offensive miscues plague Demons on the Reservation
• Health dept. food ratings
• Why not annex?
• Hentschel
• THS chews up 533 yards of total offense
• Hawk
• He torched wrong trucks
• Aucoin
• Lear jets Gators through Rebels
• Birds ’n Stuff
• Johnson
• Late surge comes up short for JA Eagles
• Ag commissioner candidate Glen Zorn campaigns here
• 80th birthday party will honor Martha Roberts
• Sports Scene
• Cool but still dry
• Southern Magnolia Woman’ s Club hears of Honduras mission trip
• Love’s four TDs lead Clarke County
• Lots going on at WHMS
• Coates named AWSA top player
• Everyone is invited
• Jury awards $7.5 million in wreck case
• Clarke County Records
• GH Pee Wee teams sweep Coffeeville
• Announcements
• Proration, Bob Riley and BP
• Arrests
• Handley uses big plays, defense to beat SWHS
• Sign Sermons
• Salute our farmers
• Sheffield
• Lewis’ three TDs take sting from Hornets
• Streams of living water
• Inside the Statehouse
• Jordan
• Millry has twice the chances but falls to Washington Co.
• Calendar
• Congress Reports
• Young
• Offensive miscues plague Demons on the Reservation
• Is this the Whistle Stop Cafe?
• Gone South
• Hentschel
• THS chews up 533 yards of total offense
• Health dept. food ratings
• Why not annex?
• Aucoin
• Lear jets Gators through Rebels
• He torched wrong trucks
• Johnson
• Late surge comes up short for JA Eagles
• Birds ’n Stuff
• 80th birthday party will honor Martha Roberts
• Sports Scene
• Ag commissioner candidate Glen Zorn campaigns here
• Love’s four TDs lead Clarke County
• Cool but still dry
• Southern Magnolia Woman’ s Club hears of Honduras mission trip
• Untitled
• White quizzes Jackson council about actions
• Scheeff-Hare to marry Oct. 9
• Bulldogs win first three games
• Jax council approves fiscal budget of $7.2 million
• County’s budget totals $12 million
• Part of learning about Indians includes building model villages
• Hawk
• Jackson Senior Center opens
• LP not reopening any time soon
• WHMS writers score high
• Region Standings Week 5
• T’ville council to seek EPA proposals
• Coffeeville man killed in one-vehicle accident
• Junior Betas plan fundraiser
• Earl Ray Mason brings home contest cash this week
• ‘Think Pink Walk’ in Jackson
• Stockpiling cypress logs
• Jordan
• Johnson
• Hentschel
• Aucoin
• Young
• Sheffield
• Sign Sermons
• Beware storms but stings too, warns EMA director
• T’ville arts group doing new play
• Alabama Southern’s enrollment up 4.8%
• Lady Gators split tri-match with Morgan, Crenshaw
• SEEDS FROM THE SOWER
• Annexation delay stymies new subdivision
• Champion-Overstreet to marry Oct. 16 in T’ville church
• Citizens give school supplies to Clarke County public schools
• Miscues plague Eagles in SCA grid contest
• Area Church Directory
• Thomasville man charged with rape of 12-year-old
• Open House at new Jackson Senior Center this Friday
• Career expo in Mobile for eighth grade students
• Region Standings Week 4
• Calendar
• Watch out for snakes!
• C’ville police chief takes job in north Ala.
• T’ville Police Dept.’s activities
• Local Pee Wee football league makes donation to Mobile league
• Dry weather sparks grass fires
• Can we get by another month?
• Clarke Arrests
• McIntosh’s Reed a defensive ‘demon’ against CHS Panthers
• Clarke Health Dept. checking up on who uses garbage program
• Canadian firm may be looking at closed ARN mill
• Card of Thanks
• Dane Howard passes WCHS past Catholic
• One injured in wreck
• County schools cut another $365,000
• Hinson
• Tiger’s ground game runs for 400 yards
• Mail carrier dies in crash with train
• Stolen truck wrecks home
• Grimes
• Indians end five year drought against Millry
• Former Clarke EMA employee is write-in for Conecuh sheriff
• Congress Reports
• Thomas
• Turnovers, penalties doom Bulldogs in loss
• Unemployment rate changes very little in southwest Alabama
• T’ville car dealer doesn’t like the way circuit clerk’s office is collecting her b
• Taite
• Williams, Coates each score twice for Leroy
• T’ville pays $108,000 for water intake station property for long-sought water system
• From runaway tires to goats, Auburn professor says weekly newspapers tell communities’ stories
• Howell
• Sports Scene
• T’ville industrial park turns heavyweight
• Inside the Statehouse
• Singleton
• Gator defense forces pair of safeties in loss
• Door broken and TV stolen from business on Courthouse Square
• Gone South
• Chapman
• Special teams pave the way for SWHS
• Who is at fault for fatal wreck?
• Editor’s Notes
• Allen
• EPIC SHOWDOWNS
• One man vball team coming to county
• Grove Hill OKs $2.76 million budget for 2011
• Better ambulance services promoted
• Helen Luff’s Cherry Fluff one of many offerings at North Allen group’s party
• Illegal parkers at JHS-LHS game could be ticketed
• Jackson Pee Wees take three of four from GH
• Announcements
• Here’s A Tip!
• Phillips-Powell to marry in Fulton’s First Baptist
• McAleer inducted into national scholars group
• Pugh top picker in weekly contest
• Bears scalp Indians
• Singleton
• First flu shot clinic of season Sept. 16 at Clarke Health Dept.
• Foxx
• JHS blasts Neal
• Chapman
• Ulcanush Baptist Cemetery increases burial plot prices
• Leggett
• JA Eagles suffer tough region loss
• Allen
• Cleanup week Sept. 19-25
• Love
• Sports Scene
• Thomas
• Encephalitis confirmed in horses in Washington and two other counties
• Fulton storytellers to participate in celebration Oct. 2
• CCHS beats Catholic for region win
• GH completely shuts out Silas in Pee Wee games
• Taite
• Thomasville Police Dept. details activities for week of Aug. 31-Sept. 5
• Smith-Beech to wed Oct. 30 in Tuscaloosa
• JHS mid-quarter reports now available
• Lady Aggie volleyball
• Howell
• Coastal Gateway’s Blankenship resigns
• Clarke County United Way kicks off 2010 campaign
• Clarke Arrests
• Millry Athletic Club to hold steak dinner fundraiser
• Hinson
• Clarke E-911 director wants best ambulance service possible for residents
• Jax Senior Center complete
• County Records
• Demons edge Panthers 7-6 in defensive thriller
• Grimes
• Don’t be afraid of the shadows
• Best New Cadet at West Point
• Card of Thanks
• CCHS sweeps Millry, Butler in volleyball
• Sign Sermons
• New Grove Hill utility board OK’d
• Wright
• Sweet Water makes quick work of St. Luke’s Wildcats
• Announcements
• Teachers, school officials debate fault for failures
• Newsom
• WCHS gets past Trinity 27-14
• Area Church Directory
• ALDOT backing airport project
• Boswell
• Region Standings Week 3
• Calendar
• Cemetery, tombstones need work
• Jordan
• Millry beats Cottage Hill
• New Capstone Bank going up in Jackson
• Inside the Statehouse
• Donaldson
• Lewis accounts for three TDs in CHS loss to Fruitdale
• Timber workshop in Thomasville Sept. 23
• Editor’s Notes
• Thomasville throttles B.C. Rain 50-14
• Hicks leads GP’s Leaf River Mill
• Gone South
• Coxwell
• Gators shut down Saints
• Indiana firm underbids locals on county fuel
• Plant a crape myrtle and let’s move on
• Campbell
• Thomas
• Taite
• Howell
• Hinson
• Cemetery, tombstones need work
• Grimes
• Clarke E-911 director wants best ambulance service possible for residents
• Jax Senior Center complete
• Clarke Arrests
• Millry Athletic Club to hold steak dinner fundraiser
• Don’t be afraid of the shadows
• Best New Cadet at West Point
• County Records
• Demons edge Panthers 7-6 in defensive thriller
• Sign Sermons
• New Grove Hill utility board OK’d
• Card of Thanks
• CCHS sweeps Millry, Butler in volleyball
• Announcements
• Teachers, school officials debate fault for failures
• Wright
• Sweet Water makes quick work of St. Luke’s Wildcats
• Area Church Directory
• ALDOT backing airport project
• Newsom
• WCHS gets past Trinity 27-14
• Calendar
• Cemeter y, tombstones need work
• Boswell
• Region Standings Week 3
• New Capstone Bank going up in Jackson
• Inside the Statehouse
• Jordan
• Millry beats Cottage Hill
• Timber workshop in Thomasville Sept. 23
• Editor’s Notes
• Donaldson
• Lewis accounts for three TDs in CHS loss to Fruitdale
• Hicks leads GP’s Leaf River Mill
• Gone South
• Coxwell
• Thomasville throttles B.C. Rain 50-14
• Indiana firm underbids locals on county fuel
• Plant a crape myrtle and let’s move on
• Campbell
• Gators shut down Saints
• First flu shot clinic of season Sept. 16 at Clarke Health Dept.
• Foxx
• Bears scalp Indians
• Ulcanush Baptist Cemetery increases burial plot prices
• Leggett
• JHS blasts Neal
• Cleanup week Sept. 19-25
• Love
• JA Eagles suffer tough region loss
• Encephalitis confirmed in horses in Washington and two other counties
• Fulton storytellers to participate in celebration Oct. 2
• Sports Scene
• Thomasville Police Dept. details activities for week of Aug. 31-Sept. 5
• Smith-Beech to wed Oct. 30 in Tuscaloosa
• CCHS beats Catholic for region win
• GH completely shuts out Silas in Pee Wee games
• Coastal Gateway’s Blankenship resigns
• Clarke County United Way kicks off 2010 campaign
• JHS mid-quarter reports now available
• Lady Aggie volleyball
• Coxwell
• Donaldson
• Leggett
• Love
• Foxx
• Boswell
• Boswell
• Jordan
• Campbell
• CPS kicks off school year
• DAR celebrates U.S. Constitution
• Grove Hill street project scaled back
• Adult literacy help at ASCC
• Jackson police officers respond to gun threat
• Clarke gets $283,793 in BP claims
• Anger is a common sin
• GHES teacher suggests impeaching Douglas
• Timber selling workshop at ASCC
• Aggies, Bears remain in top spot in polls
• Sign Sermons
• Jackson councilman says he never sees teachers drinking or eating when he visits
• County Records
• Region Standings Week 1
• Announcements
• Correction: Ethle Leslie says she wasn’t upset
• Clarke County Arrests
• Lady Gators beat Lowndes, Marengo in vball action
• Area Church Directory
• WHMS student says teachers do good job
• Cannon
• Lady Aggie volleyball
• Community Calendar
• WHMS teachers barely have time for lunch, let alone have coffee and doughnuts
• Ard
• WCHS Bulldogs get big road region win
• Hike
• CCHS principal’s, school board member’s comments are offensive to WHMS teacher
• Whitley
• McIntosh beats St. Luke’s with big second half surge
• Inside the Statehouse
• Robison
• Marengo blanks A.L. Johnson to get region win
• Congress Reports
• Hike
• SWHS blitzes Panthers 70-7
• Gone South
• Historic Gulf photos sought
• THS defense holds Monroe Co. at bay
• Liberal or conservative?
• “PROSPER’ grant to improve parenting, life skills
• Jackson defeats Saraland 63-15
• Grove Hill turns out for native son
• American hardwoods perfect throught the house
• Sports Scene
• Flu shot clinic will be Sept. 16 at health dept.
• Card of Thanks
• Bears run past Cottage Hill 45-7
• Nominations sought for GH Citizen of Year
• Coach wins bobbing contest
• Clarke Prep scores every time at MA
• Now the Magnolia Grill
• School board meets at JHS
• Ard
• Jordan
• Whitley
• Cannon
• Robison
• Parnell
• Inside the Statehouse
• Dailey
• Jackson, Leroy assend to top spot in new polls
• Dailey
• Gone South
• Megginson
• CHS falls to Cottage Hill
• Editor’s Notes
• Parnell
• Region Standings Week 1
• Hurricane Katrina evacuees return to mark fifth anniversary
• More recipes
• JA Eagles come from behind to beat Sumter
• Website offers help to quit smoking
• From the Nethermost
• Millry suffers loss
• Curator of Demopolis historical sites speaks to Historical Society
• Birds ’n Stuff
• Demons run through J.F. Shields for road win
• Putting the Grand Ole Opry back in business
• Harrison-Wright to wed Sept. 18 in local church
• Bears edge Bulldogs in defensive struggle
• History comes to life at Fort Mims
• Doggone happy ending
• Sports Scene
• T’ville gives $200,000 for Lakeside expenses
• New doctor and family likes rural living
• Gators run through Escambia 51-30
• Marengo County man arrested for enticng a child
• Principals share ideas, frustrations for fighting low test scores
• Thomasville cuts off Sweet Water
• Picture from the Past
• Take your seat at the Grand Ole Opry!
• Aggies down Bullodgs 33-7
• Labor Day celebrations planned around state
• Preacher gets year for fraud and arson charge dismissed
• Drug busts nets THS students with marijuana
• Community Calendar
• Lakeside Steel breaks ground
• Funding per individual Clarke County school
• Dr. Davenport relocates office
• Lakeside Steel breaks ground
• Federal monies could pull schools by if state proration doesn’t deepen
• Pigskin Pickins’
• County approves incentives for Lakeside Steel project; Day blasts rumormongers
• Congress Reports
• Clarke County Arrests
• Auburn prepared for Arkansas State in opener
• Dailey
• Gulf Coast pictures wanted
• Parnell
• Alabama takes on San Jose without runner Mark Ingram
• Parnell
• Congress Reports
• Pugh
• Announcements
• He is opposed to new tag tax even if there isn’t one to oppose!
• Bryant
• Area Church Directory
• Commission chairman says these are the facts
• Bush-Marchant to marry Saturday in Greensboro church
• Community Calendar
• Inside the Statehouse
• Buchanan-Harrison to wed Saturday in Jakson church
• Lady Gators finish second in Elite 8 tournament
• T’ville to contribute $200,000 more for Lakeside Steel project
• Gone South
• Largest class of LPNs at ASCC
• Reserve parking places at CCHS
• Quotable
• Studio 122 open house
• Lady Bulldogs beat Leroy, Thomasville to open season
• Nominations sought for GH Citizen of Year
• ‘School Cast’ notification system for county schools
• Fomer Jackson principal says city schools a bad idea
• Deadly duo of snakes
• County Records
• Don’t believe every crazy e-mail you get
• Pictures from the Past
• Clarke County Arrests
• Confederate monument erected
• Dufriend is USAF grad
• Andrews
• Council hears from softball group
• First logs delivered to new bark plant
• Memoriam
• Bonner listens to complaints
• 5-year-old dies in wreck
• Card of Thanks
• Wrecks result in injuries, one fatality
• Thomasville man charged with murder of wife of 50 years
• Gamble
• NRCS announces sign-up dates for conservation programs
• Jackson city school study OK’d
• Smith
• Mama and babies
• Rumors of tag fee hike said untrue
• Sullivan
• County engineer continues to work on paving proposal
• Truck hits tractor on 43
• Allday
• Sign Sermons
• Bryant
• Gamble
• Andrews
• Sullivan
• Smith
• Sullivan
• Pugh
• Allday
• Homecoming was big day at Indian Ridge Baptist
• GH Town Council done in 8 minutes
• Money for area schools
• Chance & Scyrene
• Man arrested for enticing 3-year-old
• Clarke County Records
• Area Church Directory
• Good driving avoids wreck
• Clarke County Arrests
• Community Calendar
• Grand jury indicts 4 in ‘voodoo’ beating murder in Gainestown
• Memoriam
• Rocky Creek Lumber Co. gets $349,629 energy grant
• Scotch sawmill fire changed lives
• Card of Thanks
• New Tacky Jacks to be built in Gulf Shores
• Congress Reports
• Finley
• Allday
• Inside the Statehouse
• Harrison
• GH Library keeping pace with the times
• Lee
• BP lawsuit premature
• Etheridge
• Gone South
• Rodger s-Mixon to wed Saturday
• The price of justice is high in Alabama
• Rev. and Mrs. Rodgers celebrate 68th anniversary
• Drug charges make up bulk of indictments
• Dravitan Club hosting youth from Lithonia, Ga.; to speak at local church
• Grant for Coffeeville sidewalks
• Howell - Reeves to marry
• Reserve parking places at CCHS
• Put down the rocks
• Rain doesn’t dampen Ward-Bradford nuptials
• Lady Gators do well in pre-season games
• Announcements
• Brewton principal was Clarke County native
• Johnson assumes volleyball duties at CCHS
• ‘Red Roots’ to perform at C’ville church
• Congressman to visit
• Football jamborees on tap this week
• Lee
• Finley
• Etheridge
• Harrison
• Area Church Announcements
• Congress Reports
• Clarke Educators Credit Union donates to DHR
• Indian Ridge holds annual Youth Day
• From the Nethermost
• Window decorations promote CCHS and CPS
• Area Church Directory
• ‘Jeff Sessions did not resort to lies and insults...’
• Clarke County Arrests
• USBI posts $348,000 2Q loss
• Now a reason to pursue prison reform in addition to disability and mental issues
• Grand jury issues 257 indictments
• Inside the Statehouse
• Watch out for snakes!
• Gone South
• Stretch your dollars
• From The Democrat’s Files
• New Arrival
• Clarke 911 board considers standards for ambulances
• Final Wedding Plans
• Clarke to receive FEMA funds for emergency food and shelter funds
• Youths charged in burglaries
• Ice cream beats the heat!
• Local ABC lieutenant arrested for stealing
• 99-year-old matriarch leads Cravey clan
• Jamie Gaillard improving after bone marrow transplant
• Jackson man goes to jail for forged checks
• Feasibility study coming
• Gators gearing up for Escambia Cougars
• An accident
• Only system on school improvement list
• CCHS pounds the practice field
• County to seek grant for Silver Creek Park improvements
• Jackson talking city schools
• Pogue gets started at CCHS
• The Epistle of James
• Corrections
• Jay Williams set at Alabama
• Sign Sermon
• Hooray for good test scores at Coffeeville High School!
• Volleyball work continues
• Coats
• Coats
• Sanderson
• Mott
• Philen
• Presnall
• Dunigan
• Clarke Prep School 2010-2011 Calendar
• New ASCC president welcomed in Monroeville
• More classic local recipes!
• Clarke County Public Schools 2010-2011 Calendar
• Seed from the Sower
• Coaching dispute apparently settled as football practices start
• Clarke fails to make AYP
• Church Announcements
• Tax free shopping Fri.-Sun.
• Clarke County Arrests
• Area Church Directory
• Clarke County schools start new year Monday
• Clarke Records
• Community Calendar
• Pipe plant is first spin-off from TK
• Webb
• LP’s finances improve but mum on reopening of Clarke OSB mill
• Inside the Statehouse
• McDonald
• Georgia-Pacific completes buy of Ala. River, Ala. Pine mills
• Gone South
• Wiggins
• Congress Reports
• Kelley
• Anti-progressive
• Fowler
• ‘Energizer Bunny’
• Temperatures soar above 100
• Autry
• JHS, THS, SWHS and LHS in pre-season grid poll
• Grove Hill Library to cut book buys so it can keep doors open
• Beck
• THS Tigers get early start
• Clarke advocates celebrate disability rights legislation
• Stewart
• Sports Scene
• Rocky Creek Lumber expansion is told
• Potter graduates U.S. Coast Guard
• New CHS coach excited
• Downtown revitalization project pushes deadline
• Higginbotham-Steadham to marry this Saturday
• Football practice kicks off
• Attempted murder charged in Gosport shooting
• Downeys to celebrate 50th
• Stewart
• Autry
• Wiggins
• Kelley
• McDonald
• Fowler
• Beck
• Webb
• Canadian pipe maker to locate in Thomasville
• Church Announcements
• NEVER-ENDING COMMISSION RACE
• Smith
• CPS Cheerleaders do well at camp
• Chance & Scyrene
• Congress Reports
• Rambicure
• Area high school football practice kicks off Monday
• Area Church Directory
• Inside the Statehouse
• Evans
• Sports Scene
• Community Calendar
• Guest Columnist
• Howell
• CCHS football parent meeting Thursday
• Editor’s Notes
• Horton
• Grove Hill Pee Wee grid league sets registration dates
• Clarke County Insolvent Tax List
• Here’s a few more dessert recipes
• NFL star with local roots visits
• Public Notices
• Ray-Pugh to marry Saturday
• Stovall is new football coach at Coffeeville
• Hot and more heat predicted
• Pastor and Mrs. Adams feted on 50th anniversary
• Birds ’n Stuff
• Court session heated
• Larrimore-Sims to marry Nov. 6
• First aid kits for teachers
• Lucky...no, blessed
• Stephani-Moore united in Texas
• Dr. Sykes settling in as new Alabama Southern president
• Man killed Saturday in motorcycle accident
• Bush-Marchant to wed Aug. 28
• County Records
• ADEM cleaning up county dumps
• Grove Hill businessman, former councilman dies
• Clarke County Arrests
• 33 years recognized
• Big news Thursday in T’ville
• Cox
• EMA briefing
• Smashed mailboxes
• Williamson
• Seed from the Sower
• Voting trends
• Turner
• Photo
• Write-in campaigns hard to win
• Jackson
• Cox
• Smith
• Rambicure
• Rambicure
• Evans
• Williamson
• Turner
• Jackson
• Howell
• Horton
• Court cases dismissed, warrants go unsigned
• Public Records
• Rattlesnake was longer, but the shotgun...
• HARD TO DRIVE...OR LEAD...UNCOOPERATIVE GATOR
• Clarke Arrests
• Wrecks in Toddtown yard
• Man held for Dollar store robbery was not long out of jail
• Clarke County Insolvent Tax List
• Sign up for prescribed burning grant from AFC
• Commissioners attend conference in Reno, Nevada
• County Records
• County Fire Depts. get state checks
• Averett gains 1 vote
• Griffin
• Seed from the Sower
• Beating the heat
• Schell
• HISTORIC WILCOX COUNTY CHURCHES
• Inside the Statehouse
• Roberts
• Church Announcements
• Congress Reports
• Laton
• Indian Ridge Baptist has lots of activities
• Signs and semantics
• Bouler
• Area Church Directory
• Legislature holds the key
• Grove Hill, T’ville Lions install officers
• Community Calendar
• Unemployment continues high across Alabama
• McCray-Hepstall to wed in Tuscaloosa
• WATER, SEWER OPERATIONS TO BE NEW UTILITIES BOARD
• Jax Police make marijuana arrests
• Local woman hopes for kidney transplant to end dialysis trips
• New federal rules restrict tobacco sales to minors
• Man caught stealing at old Hare sawmill
• Get your just desserts!
• Arrests made in recent Scyrene store burglary
• Joseph’s Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
• Few failing seniors take exit exam remediation
• Artist Daniel Moore still fighting UA, other SEC colleges for right to paint football sports scenes
• LIBRARY FUNDING REQUESTS NIXED
• GOP chairman reelected by 1 vote
• IN LIMBO
• Teen still in hospital following accident
• Schell
• Roberts
• Roberts
• Bouler
• Bouler
• Griffin
• Schell
• Black sheriff ’s candidates win in neighboring counties
• Kelly Patton receives Judson degree
• Run-off election box-by-box totals
• Ray-Pugh plan July 31 wedding
• Jackson PD talk down would-be bridge jumper
• STATE OF MARRIAGE
• Indian Ridge Baptist Church honors Pastor Lynum and holds Vacation Bible School
• Dam repair could fix problem at Jax’s Parker Lake
• CPS hoops camp
• A call to persevere
• Working on bark-bagging plant
• Sports Scene
• SIGN SERMONS
• Sago palms toxic
• Aggies headed to state all-star games
• Announcements
• Overtime out for deputies and jailers
• GH Pee Wee football to meet July 20
• Area Church Directory
• GOP votes more than Democrats
• Unity II presents scholarships
• Community Calendar
• Averett by 3; Sheffield wants recount
• Public Records
• Reynolds
• Inside the Statehouse
• Clarke County Arrests
• Gone South
• Clarke County Records
• Congress Reports
• Luker
• ‘Let’s stand together and create a hospital authority, build a regional hospital’
• Reynolds
• Pistol whipping leads to arrest of Leroy man
• Everhart
• New leader for local Democrats
• Wortham
• Butler bank robbed Monday; robber flees, wrecks, caught
• Higginbotham- Steadham to wed in Thomasville
• Tville native Bethany Rush working in Perry County this summer
• Editor’s Notes
• Assault, drug possession among charges in arrest booked through the county jail
• Announcements
• Inside the Statehouse
• Calhoun
• Community Calendar
• Gone South
• Watson
• Wortham
• Vote Tuesday
• Dunn
• Everhart
• It is time to revisit county hospital idea
• Anderson
• Luker
• Scenes from the Coffeeville Music Festival
• Itching?
• The Stars and Stripes forever!
• Cancer Resource Center offers increased outreach and support
• Coastal Gateway Alliance launches with pledges of $1.255 million
• Big celebration planned for Jake Newberry
• More favorite recipes
• $500 for Auxiliary
• A ripped rack
• Hoggard-Doggett to wed Saturday in Oxford, Miss.
• Making meth riding up N. Church Street
• Roger s-Mixon to marry Aug. 21
• Madison football camp July 10
• Sales tax figures for Jackson and Thomasville detailed
• Harper Lee’s ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ turns 50
• WHMS cheerleaders attend camp
• Jackson police investigate thefts
• Wreck injures two officers
• Maintaining good food crops for wildlife
• JHS Class of 1960 meets
• Grove Hill council adjourns, continues to meet illegally
• Grove Hill all-stars lose to Westside
• Chance & Scyrene
• Coroner’s race only countywide runoff Tuesday
• Sports Scene
• Pray for each other instead of preying on each other
• Rocking in C’ville
• Public Records

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