Jackson, AL News

• Jackson, AL News
• ‘Readers are Leaders’ parade 2012
• JHS Baseball Auction to benefit local ball
• National Water Quality Initiative announced
• National Nursing Home Week proclaimed
• Governor signs bill prohibiting texting while driving
• Inducted as CPU member
• Alabama Sports Festival Foundation turns 30
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Church Calendar
• Lots of laughs at Jackson Senior Center
• Napa leads Little League standings
• Minor League Results
• Lady Aggies fall in regional tournament
• Aggie DC Lev Holly takes Escambia County job
• Bears advance to state finals
• Eagles finish runner-up in 1A
• DARE graduate No. 1,000
• Last St. Stephens dig before summer begins is Saturday
• Retired educators honored
• Alabama Policy Institute announces staff and board of directors changes
• Triplets are top achievers
• ClarkeCo BOE agrees to lease ball field to Town of Coffeeville
• Hope Pritchett awarded medical degree at USA
• Soil & Water Conservation District poster contest winners announced
• Roberts graduates with highest honors
• JHS Class of 2012
• Pugh receives Master of Science at University of South Alabama
• Butts-Wilkerson earns medical degree at USA
• Meagan Skipper guest of honor at bridal coffee
• Join the fun at Studio 122; Summer Art Camp announced
• Caleb Malcolm Thornton
• Ainsley Maree Clark
• Final plans announced for Larrimore - Rainer
• McCully - Rush to wed Saturday
• Beckhams celebrate 62 years of marriage
• Watson - Brown to wed May 26
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• New York looks out for oysters 297 years ago
• Congress Reports
• Alabama Viewpoint
• National Review
• Political parties change but not legislative antics
• Political Cartoon
• Ground broken at WashCo Business Park
• Auto burglar caught by Jackson Police
• Additional charges for accused A/C thieves
• Thomasville man charged with attempted murder after firing into apartments
• DNA evidence solves year-old burglary
• Man charged in thefts from cell phone towers
• Mark Your Calendar
• Clarke County deeds, marriage licenses
• Clay A. Young
• Willie Maynard Holder
• Owen Thomas Armistead
• ‘Readers are Leaders’ parade
• WashCo landfill money to go toward road and bridge projects
• JPD charges Wagarville trio with drug possession
• Former WashCo deputy, commissioner charged with illegal drug possession
• Millry resident wins $10,000
• Synthetic marijuana found at Jackson store
• Rain barrel workshop offered to area residents
• Fingerprinting class presented
• ‘Children’s Mental Health Awareness Week’ observed
• Scenes from Second Annual Depot Reunion
• Jackson Relay For Life 2012
• Living Your Destiny
• Church Calendar
• Powell signs with BSCC
• Lady Eagles eliminated from state
• Kinder named second team All Conference
• Leroy wins Area 6 tourney
• Covington recognized by ASCC
• Lady Aggies advance to South regionals
• Eagles head to state finals
• LHS senior pitchers toss Bears to semis
• Corrections
• Alvin Callier represents Alabama ADAPT at rally in Washington, D.C.
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Jackson Fire Department receives Humvee at no cost
• New Jackson business offers children’s clothing
• Washington County Hall of Fame inducts community leaders, music icons
• UWA SGA 2012-13 leaders selected
• ‘Readers are Leaders’ parade to roll through downtown Jackson
• Summer reading program to be offered at JIS
• Hunt to receive degree at USA
• Kindergarten students visit ALDOT
• Myer graduates at UA in kinesiology
• To perform at senior center
• ‘Never too old to play’ is this year’s theme for Older American Month
• Sophie Elizabeth Outlaw
• Beard attends world’s largest continuing education program for cosmetic dentistry
• May ‘Yard of the Month’ chosen
• Garrett - Dillon announce final plans
• From the State Senate
• Slide area on Madison Road slated for repair
• Birth control pill dates back 52 years
• Congress Reports
• Final plans announced for Brown - Moncrief
• Dollars & Cents
• Publisher’s Comments
• Alabama Viewpoint
• ‘Goober’ dead? No, turn TV on!
• Political Cartoon
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• One acquitted on murder charge in WashCo
• Eight charged with drug distribution
• Drill simulates chemical spill
• Officer Mike Nelson now enforcing laws on the Tombigbee
• Mark Your Calendar
• Geraldine Slayton
• George Thomas Dumas
• Eldridge Jackson Jr. announces for third term on Jackson City Council
• Willie Earl Pernell
• Aurie Chapman Bumpers
• Music and BBQ to fill the air this weekend in Chatom
• James seeks election to council seat
• Two charged in McIntosh High School AC thefts
• Continuing the fight against cancer
• Second Annual Depot Reunion
• Jackson Academy plays for state title
• Annual Spring Cleanup
• United Way ‘Day of Caring’
• JMC, AseraCare partner at nutrition centers
• Church Calendar
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Historic marker dedicated
• Severe weather preparedness sales tax holiday approved
• Grayson bags another gobbler
• Minor League Standings
• Minor League Leaders
• JB Auto moves to 5-0 overall
• Opening day champions!!
• Leroy sweeps Millry to advance to third round of AHSAA playoffs
• No. 8 Eagles sweep Ashford
• Jackson Relay For Life is Saturday
• In The Pines Music Festival is May 12 in Chatom
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• ECI to award $10,000 to one lucky winner at In The Pines Music Festival
• WashCo Bd of Ed accepts retirements-hears HV/AC proposal
• JSC ‘rocks’ for RFL
• JPD investigates stolen money and break-ins
• Walk For Life
• Rules for upcoming municipal election told
• Millry Pediatric Clinic looks to provide needed service for area
• Card of Thanks
• Stephens graduates with BS at Troy University
• Jackson Academy seniors selected for AISA Student-Athlete Award
• Walter Bruce Johnson Jr. to receive BS at USA
• Museum to host Revolutionary War symposium and Elijah Pugh Descendants Reunion May 4-6
• Morseth accepts appointment to U.S. Coast Guard Academy
• Stork Report
• Random Ramblings
• Bridal coffee honors Catherine Bounds
• Miss Skipper honored at recent pre-nuptial parties
• Guy - McIntyre announce June 9 wedding plans
• Bounds - McElroy to wed Saturday
• Ikner - Benton plan June wedding
• Dr. Clarence Hawkins sells practice to Butler dentists
• ‘Hanging Judge’ called conscientious
• PowerSouth employees successful in own version of Scale Back program
• Congress Reports
• Alabama Viewpoint
• EDITOR’S NOTES
• Political Cartoon
• Why not bring DYW program to Jackson some?
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Region joins state in seeing decrease in unemployment
• State AG announces passage of ‘spice’ bill
• Mark Your Calendar
• Clarke deeds, marriage license
• Anne Grant Vickers
• Leola B. Thomas
• Millry Town Council outlaws ‘Jake’ brakes and ups speed limit
• Four to be inducted into WashCo Hall of Fame
• Mattie Robinson Scott
• Rosie L. Bradley
• Thomas Williams Jr.
• Meghan Newton chosen Clarke’s ‘Distinguished Young Woman’
• Second Annual Depot Reunion is Saturday
• Sessions says national debt ‘unsustainable’
• Thomas Williams Jr.
• Thomas Williams Jr.
• Clarke’s Distinguished Young Women program Saturday in T’ville Civic Center
• Everything is going to be alright
• Church Calendar
• Easter Extravaganza
• ECI hosts Unified Bocce Tournament
• Jackson Academy JV track places well in state meet
• Lady Eagles win area championship
• Minor League Results
• JA wins 1A State track title
• Leroy Lady Bears win 2A area championship
• Lady Aggies area champs
• SPORTS REPORT
• Bears smash Goshen; advance to round 2
• Eagles to host first round
• Confederate Memorial Day observed
• Bluegrass Gospel concert at Chatom April 28
• ClarkeCo BOE clarifies policy for cell phone use during testing
• JPD chief reports to council on officer injured in collision
• Fiddler’s Convention
• McIntosh residents slow to sign up for sewerage service
• WCHS students travel to attend program at Disney’s Epcot Center
• Leroy High School honor roll announced
• Essay competition winners
• Kindergarten
• First grade
• Second grade
• Joint meeting scheduled of historical society and Sons of Confederate Veterans
• Alpha Center ‘Walk for Life’ will be Saturday, April 28
• TVs donated
• Card of Thanks
• Ariyanah S. Bettis
• Miss Taylor - Mr. Powell wedding plans announced
• Jackson Academy has a heart
• Happy Tails Animal Rescue reports on feral cat project
• Porcelain artists display work at White Smith Memorial Library
• Clarke EMA Director says grant requirements are changing
• Congress Reports
• Political Cartoon
• Big Bang blew hole in Kepler’s math
• Alabama Viewpoint
• ALABAMA ATTORNEY GENERAL
• Judge commended for jailing man for saggy pants
• Second Annual Depot Reunion planned for May 5
• Murder case from 2006 on WashCo court docket
• Juveniles charged in stabbing and robbery incidents
• Mark Your Calendar
• Washington County Sheriff’s Report
• Aaliyah NaKizzie Hunt
• K.T. Baldwin
• Ilene Hilt
• Atchison announces for Jackson City Council
• Washington County Hospital upgrades show progress
• Knapp, Savage and Singleton win in WashCo
• Three injured in wreck
• Scruggs, Moye win
• Ilene Hilt
• Youth Conference April 21 at Mount Olive No. II Baptist
• To perform at FBC
• RSVP volunteers to be honored at Pineview Baptist
• Dr. McLendon to serve as Forest Avenue interim pastor
• Church Calendar
• Lady Bears win three, improve to 28-6 on the year
• Moseley battles in A-day
• Lady Aggies top SWHS, fall to Neal
• Olin COC announces fishing tournament
• Softball clinic to be held in Thomasville
• LHS hosts Goshen Friday in first round of playoffs
• THS knocks Aggies out of playoffs
• No. 8 Eagles sweep Sumter Academy, clinch area championship
• Spring Jubilee 2012
• Anytime Fitness 5K Run winners
• More BBQ winners announced
• Top BBQ winners
• ‘Golden Girls’ meet
• Cards Of Thanks
• Woman’s Club presents awards
• Larrimore - Rainer wedding plans told
• McKinzey -Wright engagement announced
• Stork Report
• Recent showers honor bride-elect Kalan McCully
• Batley - Meitzler announce final plans
• Tolbert - Wade vows exchanged
• Brown - Moncrief plan May wedding
• Wiggins - Headley plan May 5 wedding
• Reception in Thomasville to honor Minister Dwayne Turner
• Clarke County named ‘Grad Nation Community’
• Last babies delivered at JMC
• Coverage of Shackleford book signing appreciated
• Congress Reports
• Daffy Duck sure doesn’t act his age!
• EDITOR’S NOTES
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Thanks for support of JIS student Maggie Carlisle
• Political Cartoon
• Cleanliness is next to godliness when it comes to litter
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• JPD reports burglaries
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• McIntosh man arrested second time for making meth
• Jackson man charged in DTF drug bust
• Cases settled without trial in WC Circuit Court
• Clarke County deeds, marriage licenses published
• Mark Your Calendar
• GOP candidates hoping for crossovers to clinch win
• New national brand and sign unveiled at CCARC
• Arnell Chapman Payne
• Peter Irvine Brown: A Clarke County Confederate veteran
• Runoff elections are Tuesday in Clarke and Washington counties
• Jackson Police officer injured in collision
• Arnell Chapman Payne
• Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce to sponsor annual Spring Clean-up
• Historic marker to be unveiled during Kirk House open house this Sunday
• Free prostate awareness seminar offered April 18
• White Smith Memorial Library director attends Alabama Library Legislative Day
• Education in emergency air transport
• Scenes from senior citizens’ spring fishing day
• Spiritual Beliefs
• USM hand bell choir at FUMC Sunday
• Church Calendar
• Danny L.T. Bettis selected for Elite International Basketball Experience
• ECI to host SWAD Unified Bocce Tournament
• Photo
• Alday battles cancer and shares ‘Don’t ever give up!’
• “T-bone” having big year
• Free sports physicals available at HealthActions
• Lady Aggies win three, move to 14-11
• No. 7 Eagles top Central Baldwin
• Bears win area championship
• SPORTS REPORT
• Aggies 6-0 in area play!!
• Annual Alabama Crawfish Festival planned for April 21-22 in Faunsdale
• Roper deployed with USS. Enterprise
• ClarkeCo Records
• Local fishermen show well at Camden tourney
• Law enforcement agencies can keep all fines collected from littering arrests, says DA
• Local veterinarian to assist Happy Tails Rescue
• Clarke County court docket released
• Keeping ClarkeCo Courthouse cool not cheap
• Cards of Thanks
• Stork Report
• Young artists, writers honored at state farm-city awards luncheon
• Local students receive Whitehead Foundation scholarships
• Revolutionary War symposium, Elijah Pugh reunion May 4-6
• Rotch - Taylor announce final plans
• Gates - Harvey to wed Saturday
• Random Ramblings
• Jackson receives grant for lights at softball field
• Thanks for support of Happy Tails Rescue
• Ronald McDonald House provides hope for families
• Congress Reports
• Civil War started 151 years ago in Charleston, S.C.
• There’s a difference in a need and a want
• Local couple proud of way hospital serves community
• Political Cartoon
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Supermajority rejects amendment that could have prevented cuts to mental health services, jobs
• Jackson Police report minor injuries in traffic collision
• Mark Your Calendar
• Howard E. Robinson Jr.
• Will Gillis Milstead
• Helen S. Hudson
• Hazel Haskew Etheridge
• Clause may slow WashCo Courthouse renovations
• Theo Lewis experiences personal growth through employment
• Spring Jubilee is Saturday
• Wreck claims life of Jackson woman
• Makes donation
• Grant used to purchase computers
• Smart techniques for growing herbs indoors
• Cultivate your own bounty of fresh vegetables
• Location is key to beautiful flower beds
• A well-maintained landscape makes strong impression on potential homebuyers
• Church Calendar
• Go green with real wood
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Sunrise service at Salitpa
• Church Calendar
• Bears win county championship!
• Grayson gets gobbler
• Lady Aggies 3-0 in area play
• JA drops two
• Bears look to win area Friday
• Aggies top Millry, fall to Davidson
• Springtime in Jackson
• Selecting the right fruit varieties
• Alabama Extension working to build thriving urban farming sector
• Aggies 4-0 in area play
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County Records
• CFSA awards $32,330 to promote public interest in the arts and classical music
• ECI athletes impress at Alabama State Powerlifting Championship
• USDA reminds producers of approaching deadline for CRP general sign-up
• SET Enterprises Grand Opening
• Hen lays green eggs
• Conducts annual meeting
• New JMC Auxiliary
• JMS announces A and A/B honor roll students for 3rd nine week period
• Random Ramblings
• ‘Photography in Your Backyard’ photography contest is April 28
• Stork Report
• Garrett - Dillon to wed May 12
• Card Of Thanks
• ‘Entering the World of High School’ JHS meeting for parents announced
• June wedding announced for Higginbotham - Fields
• Gandy - Welch plan May wedding
• Jackson police officers receive special training
• Happy Tails Rescue expands efforts to include feral cats
• First Pony Express traveled 1,800 miles in 10 days
• Congress Reports
• Alabama Viewpoint
• SOUTHERN STYLE
• Who’s looking?
• Municipal races among the many slated this year
• Political Cartoon
• Counterfeit bills passed in Jackson
• Scotch-Gulf Lumber announces $6 million project at Jackson mill
• Man charged in WashCo for synthetic marijuana possession
• Jackson wreck seriously injures Semmes man
• Spring Jubilee is April 14
• Mark Your Calendar
• Oneal Clifford Finch
• Horace Edward Beasley Jr.
• Jason DeWitt Powell Sr.
• Derrell T. Jones
• Goolsby seeks re-election to Jackson Council
• Job develops into long-term friendship for CCARC employee
• SET Enterprises is open for business
• Grand Jury reconvened for indictment of Wagarville couple
• Grant used to purchase computers
• Makes donation
• Participates in Troy University Honor Band
• Sunflower resident grows pineapple
• Living your Destiny
• First Assembly announces Easter Extravaganza April 7 & 8
• Church Calendar
• McKee awarded scholarship
• Choice Bus visits JMS
• In the Pines Music Festival planned for May 12
• LHS golfers still swinging
• Dates announced for Alabama Forestry Camp 2012
• Olin COC announces 2nd Annual Fishing Tournament
• Jackson student named ‘Miss SLE Rodeo Queen’
• Lady Bears knocked out of tourney by Citronelle
• Wins T. R. Miller Tournament
• JA golfers place second in tourney
• Bears beat CCHS but fall to UMS
• Lady Aggies split doubleheader
• Aggies 4-0 in area play
• JHS students on A and A/B honor rolls announced for 3rd nine weeks
• Repaints baby chair
• Clarke County Parks and Recreation Board working to reform
• Clarke County Records
• ClarkeCo Commission conducts short meeting
• Chase leads to drug arrest by McIntosh PD
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• ClarkeCo school system must pay Pugh thousands in back travel expenses
• Juvenile accused of burglary leads Jackson Police on foot chase
• Book signing at WSML
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Jackson Academy honor roll announced
• Woman’s Club presents checks
• Stork Report
• Auditions announced for Flying Bricks band performance April 13
• Mr. and Mrs. Robert O’Guynn celebrate golden anniversary
• Random Ramblings
• Nettles graduates at Lackland AFB
• Weekend parties honor Miss Bounds, Mr. McElroy
• Miss Harrell - Mr. Ganus announce wedding plans
• Article
• Congress Reports
• English jokesters started April Fool’s fun in 1700
• We can’t afford charter schools
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Water system merger appears to be good for all
• Political Cartoon
• McIntosh Councilman Tony Daugherty resigns
• Advanced Disposal makes big deposit to WashCo
• Leonard Knight
• Walter Earl Brewer
• South vies to keep District 2 Jackson City Council seat
• Matthew Grafton: a true advocate
• Mark Your Calendar
• Ila Armstrong Scarbrough
• Hundley honored as 2011 Citizen of the Year
• Long announces re-election bid for Jackson mayor
• Brooks named new Jackson fire chief
• Retirement Reception for Jackson Fire Chief Neal Bradley
• Easter Extravaganza at Jackson First Assembly
• Several Easter activities planned at First Methodist
• Church Calendar
• Share the Gospel bass tourney at Miller’s Ferry on March 24
• HIPPY goes to Montgomery
• Lady Eagles fall to Patrician
• Youth in Clarke and WashCo encouraged to raise chickens
• Leroy Bears spank Choctaw County
• JHS Aggies sweep Monroe in area series
• Lady Aggies battle in Tombigbee tourney
• JA Eagles knock off top-ranked Glenwood 5-4
• Lady Bears win Tombigbee tourney
• Coach Harbuck inducted into Alabama Sports Hall of Fame
• Forestry Commission urges caution when burning outdoors
• GES to register 4-year-olds for fall
• Bettis selected for elite international basketball experience
• First 5- Point Sewerage meeting draws overflow crowd
• Autism Society to host 2012 Walk For Autism
• Jackson Intermediate announces honor rolls
• USM hand bell choir to be in concert at First United Methodist
• ‘Chatom Picking and Chilling’ will be Saturday, March 24
• Random Ramblings
• Sanders named ‘Teacher of the Year’
• Cards of Thanks
• Bake sale fund-raiser will honor leukemia patient Maggie Carlisle
• Carly Gates honored at recent bridal shower
• Aggie Singers to perform
• Stork Report
• Nuptial parties compliment Miss Bounds, Mr. McElroy
• Leroy accident
• Log trucks overturn
• Hampton Inn theft story misleading; some important details were left out
• Congress Reports
• ‘General Purpose’ army vehicle became ‘Jeep’
• Ol’ Forrest had it right: ‘Stupid is as stupid does’
• On a real ‘Field of Dreams’
• Salute for a retiring chief and a great dept. too
• Time to clean up all the old political signs
• Political Cartoon
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Jackson police investigate thefts, and burglaries
• WashCo School Board renews contracts for six county principals
• ClarkeCo Sheriff’s Report
• Leroy fifth grader gets a closeup view of Jackson city government
• Ronnie Dale Adams
• Around the rea
• Getting SET ready to go
• June Bumpers Roseberry
• Claudie Burroughs Roper
• Andrea Bumpers Baldwin
• CCARC’s Robinson working hard to be successful in business
• Neal Bradley honored for 41 years of service to fire dept.
• Salitpa Water votes to merge with Jackson
• June Bumpers Roseberry
• Kills big gobbler
• Bears 10-4 with win over Excel
• Lady Bears beat rival county teams
• JA hands Sparta double defeat
• JA golfers hit the links
• Leroy Bear golfers start 2012 season with area matches
• Lilly Grove to host vocal class
• Family Movie Night film to feature ‘ Courageous’ at First Assembly
• Chivers retires as organist
• Church Calendar
• Lady Aggies battle hard but fall to Demopolis
• Aggies drop three in a row, lose doubleheader
• JA Eagles remain undefeated
• Orange worn in support of JIS student
• Clarke County to purchase old Armory
• March 20, first public meeting for WashCo sewerage sign-up
• New hospital opens in Choctaw County at old VF plant site
• ClarkeCo Circuit Clerk office hours change
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke and Washington counties team up to form 4H ‘Chick Chain’
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Wil Gilmore to be recognized with UA Rural Medical Scholars Class
• Artifacts on display at WSML
• Rotch - Taylor honorees at His and Her Shower
• Local teens selected for trip to state capital
• Mr. and Mrs. Gene Allday to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Random Ramblings
• March ‘Yard of the Month’ chosen
• Final wedding plans for Eubanks - Williams
• Alday-Sullivan final wedding plans
• Shackleford to sign latest book at White Smith Memorial Library
• Jackson Woman’s Club conducts March meeting
• Blanton - Waugh plan June wedding
• Gates - Harvey to wed April 14
• Thames - Rembert plan April wedding
• McIntosh theft investigation results in one drug arrest
• Deal reached on health services for ClarkeCo inmates
• Congress Reports
• Yes, there really was a Wells and a Fargo, too
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Publisher’s Comments
• Legislators still grappling with pay raise issue
• Political Cartoon
• CCARC observes Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month
• Clarke County United Way reaches fund-raising goal
• Mark Your Calendar
• Robert Lee Pritchett
• Willie McGarett Cleveland
• Ida Mae Wilson
• Thomas Bradley Baugh
• Alabama voters choose Santorum in GOP presidential race
• Paying tribute to a fallen hero
• Willie James Hightower
• Roy Lee Bettis
• Businessman has $12,000 stolen at Hampton Inn
• April 24 next race for WashCo probate and circuit clerk
• McCorquodale, Scruggs; Moye, Taylor in runoffs
• Sample Ballot Republican Primary - March 13, 2012
• Sample Ballot Democratic Primary - March 13, 2012
• Cartmill earns Adams scholarship
• Carl Pennington receives NRCS top honors
• JHS golf
• Defeat of Santa Rosa Christian
• Jackson High School students volunteer at Ronald McDonald House
• CPS wins AISA state powerlifting title
• Eagles remain undefeated
• Lady Aggies down Leroy girls by one
• Donate to Ronald McDonald House
• Church Calendar
• Lady Bears runners-up in Citronelle Invitational
• Aggies fall short against Demopolis
• Lady Demons win third state title
• Mark Your Calendar
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• GH Cultural Arts Center events announced
• WSML ‘Memorials’and ‘Honors’ for December through February
• Bostrom teaches painters
• Tommie and Junior Chastain
• Batley - Meitzler plan April wedding
• Stork Report
• Professor Williams featured at National Press Club event
• Cards of Thaniks
• Engagement party honors Meagan Skipper, Kipp Hoven
• McCully - Rush to wed May 19
• Bridal coffee honors bride-to-be Laura Rotch
• Millry man faces additional identity theft charges
• Alabama Viewpoint
• SOUTHERN STYLE
• EDITOR’S NOTES
• Leroy High appreciates support; invites all to stop by for tour
• Old history teacher likes the primary election lesson
• Outlook edition showcases good things in region
• Political Cartoon
• Receives NWTF scholarship
• Hugh Lebron Ellington
• Hazel Jean Taylor
• ClarkeCo citizens thwart burglaries, assist sheriff’s department
• Dr. D. Wayne Goodman
• Wilson Dale Gardner
• Lizzie Henderson
• Ambrose Tucker Jr.
• Louie Paul Roney
• George Oliver Clolinger
• Lt. Gov. Ivy promotes ‘Black Belt Initiative’ in Grove Hill
• Primary election is Tuesday
• Barbara Hundley named Jackson’s Citizen of the Year
• Worker killed at TK
• Barbecue and wild game supper in St. Stephens this Saturday
• Church Calendar
• Women in Winter to meet March 7 at Stave Creek Baptist
• McNider Marine Iron Man Tournament Trail begins in Camden with 86 boats
• JHS golf team
• Receive championship rings
• Championship rings and awards presented
• Lady Aggies go 1-3 in Thomasville tournament
• Aggies off to slow start with 1-4 record
• Leroy’s Lady Bears win Thomasville tournament
• JA Eagles undefeated in first week of play
• McIntosh Town Council approves funds for rescue squad and fire department
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo engineer announces potential R&B funding
• Millry PD investigates burglaries of two homes on County Road 34
• Elizabeth Bradford DAR chapter meets in Grove Hill
• Thomas objects to ‘outsider’ for McIHS parenting program
• Economic development focus of ClarkeCo Commission work session
• Sheffields celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Johnston - Hentschel united in marriage
• Stork Report
• GHAC announces ‘an evening of art’
• Bounds - McElroy plans announced
• Skipper - Hoven plan June wedding
• Garrick named to UA President’s List
• Miss Dyess - Mr. Finch to exchange vows March 10
• Thomasville native involved in Tuesday’s Coast Guard crash
• Jackson appoints five-member fire commission
• Article
• Finding Buddy Holly’s glasses
• Here comes the ‘Cupcake Cops’
• Did Justice Dept. try to force FBI agent to lie?
• Publisher’s Comments
• JHS team should have attended BOE recognition
• New Head Start home needed sooner than ever
• NWTF Banquet scheduled for this Friday
• Political Cartoon
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• McIntosh man charged in WashCo accused of truck theft in ClarkeCo
• Clarke County BOE recognizes JHS football team for state championship
• Jackson man charged in assault with box cutter
• Mark Your Calendar
• Vera Nash Powell
• Marshall W. Wright Jr.
• Mary Lou Reeves
• Clara Bell Pugh
• George W. Gervais Jr.
• Jackson mayor says city in good shape
• Woman stabs self after shooting husband and son
• Winds rip roof from Jackson Head Start building
• Wagarville couple charged with sexually abusing daughter
• Marshall W. Wright Jr.
• Mary Lou Reeves
• George W. Gervais Jr.
• Wet weather does not dampen 22nd Annual Elvis Roberts coon hunt
• Church Calendar
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Scenes from Chatom’s 2012 Mardi Gras parade
• Lady Bears hope to continue winning tradition
• Lady Aggies’ new coach has rebuilding year ahead
• Lady Aggies fall to Escambia in subregion play
• Aggies look to pitching experience and strong defense to guide this season
• Action begins on local diamonds
• Clarke County BOE meets today at JHS
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County Cattlemen conduct annual meeting
• Scenes from Jackson’s 2012 Mardi Gras parade
• Clarke County Records
• Presents check
• JHS Elite Night winners
• ADPH announces increase in hand, foot and mouth disease
• Clarke County Historical Society to meet Feb. 26
• Locks of Love
• Southern Union Homecoming Court
• Students make valentines for hospice patients
• Random Ramblings
• Area schools recognize Career Tech Month
• Card of Thanks
• Scurlock inducted into honor society
• Hosey chosen for Knollwood Christian homecoming court
• Grove Hill Arts Council photography contest slated
• Stork Report
• Miss Rotch is guest of honor at bridal shower
• SOUTHERN STYLE
• Religious freedoms in peril
• EDITOR’S NOTES
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Political Cartoon
• Congress Reports
• Commission marionettes?
• Mental health cuts to be felt just down road
• Attorney general warns of scam involving mortgage settlement
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Weapons issue arises during discussion of Clarke County employee handbook
• Wreck injures one
• Keahey, Beech secure federal grant for Washington County Courthouse renovations
• Mark Your Calendar
• Billy Ray Duff
• John Alex Woodyard Sr.
• Loyd Rester
• Jackson mayor to deliver ‘State of the City’ address
• Ground broken for new Head Start building
• Theodore Barton Howard
• Two caught in act of stealing ATVs
• Millry man accused of identity theft
• Mr. Grafton goes to Washington
• McIntosh man faces murder charge for 2011 hit and run
• Hodge bags big buck
• Williams shoots first duck
• Annual St. Jude Coon Hunt this weekend
• Signs with LBW
• Warren kills first buck
• Sullivan kills 6- point
• Church Calendar
• Central Baptist reaches out through ministry for the deaf
• Donates to JHS football
• Eagles fall in first round of state tournament
• Jackson Academy Alumni Tournament is this Saturday
• McIntosh teams win area tourneys
• WashCo Cattlemen’s Association 2012 annual meeting
• AFC plans short seminar and annual seedling giveaway
• State senators Keahey, Sanders praise GD Copper announcement
• Sales closing date for NAP coverage of noninsurable crops is Feb. 28
• ECI participant proves mental health dollars work
• Rich GOP does not pay fair share, says WashCo Dem Chair
• Kindergarten
• First grade
• Second grade
• Beauty pageants at MHS and WCHS
• Scholarship opportunity for area students announced
• Stork Report
• Random Ramblings
• Cards Of Thanks
• Hovens to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Mark Your Calendar
• ‘To Kill A Mockingbird’ ticket sales March 1
• Phillips - Bjelke plan March wedding
• Annual art auction Feb. 24 to support WashCo Public Library
• SOUTHERN STYLE
• Congress Reports
• Dollars & Cents
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Publisher’s Comments
• The voters’ list
• Government that fits our pocketbooks may turn out to be costly
• Political Cartoon
• Pugh says school superintendents across state opposed to charter schools
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Juvenile offenders may soon be housed at ClarkeCo Jail
• Letters mailed in support of services
• Grant approved for rural sewerage system in WashCo
• Jane Rice Drinkard
• Bobbi Jo Harris Nelson
• Jessie Sullivan Fisher
• LaTonya Chatmon-Kidane
• Taliyah Nacole Hunt
• Willie James Jackson Jr.
• Betty Lou Thomas
• Fritz Eugene Schell III
• Warrene Bolen Barbaree
• Mardi Gras parades roll this weekend
• More than 18,000 names appear on Clarke voters’ list
• Ground to be broken in Jackson for new Head Start building
• Old LHS building comes down
• Pot smoking new dad gets busted
• St. Stephens man charged with sodomy
• LaTonya Chatmon-Kidane
• Payne kills first deer
• Sullivan kills 9- point buck
• Sigala signs with Morehead
• JA Alumni Tournament is Feb. 18
• Signup dates announced for Jackson Dixie League program
• Rev. Henson named Spring Hill Baptist ‘Pastor Emeritus’
• Church Calendar
• Rowland signs with ASCC
• Vaughn signs with Alabama A& M
• Moseley signs with UWA
• Scott signs with Alabama A& M
• Lady Aggies face Hillcrest-Evergreen in second round of area tournament
• Eagles head to state tourney as No. 4 seed
• Jackson Police in search of man accused of rape
• Open house hosted at new Leroy High School
• Wins diamond jewelry
• ClarkeCo Grand Jury returns 236 indictments
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Golden Dragon opts for Wilcox County location
• RCAC dinner and auction raises money for abused children
• Valentine Sweethearts
• Nuptial parties honor recent bride
• Stork Report
• Cards of Thanks
• Pace graduates Recruit Training Command
• Eubanks - Williams engagement announced
• Wedding plans announced for Miss Rotch - Mr. Taylor
• NWTF Banquet scheduled March 2
• Clarke County Records
• ‘Souper’ seniors
• Cutting essential services harms all
• Candidates should know what they are running for
• Political Cartoon
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Congress Reports
• WashCo Grand Jury to be chosen
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Thomasville man arrested; stolen ATVs recovered
• Mark Your Calendar
• Bobby Jo Harris Nelson
• Butch Dees qualifies to vie for WashCo Circuit Clerk office
• Mitchell to seek Clarke County Commission Dist. 4 seat as independent
• Vivian Gilmore honored
• John McAuthor Hays
• Mildred Cox Nettles
• LaTonya Chatmon-Kidane
• Mary Dell Prater
• Maxine Diann Mullins
• Carrie Whatley Daniels
• Dr. Billy Powell to speak to WashCo cattlemen tonight
• McIntosh drug raid results in charges
• Search begins for Jackson’s ‘Citizen of the Year’
• Jackson police officer injured in scuffle
• Taliyah Nacole Hunt
• Mary Dell Prater
• Maxine Diann Mullins
• Carrie Whatley Daniels
• Annual St. Jude Coon Hunt will be Friday and Saturday, Feb. 17-18
• Kills first deer
• Kills unique 6- point
• JV Lady Eagles finish second in state tournament
• Signs with ASCC
• Church Calendar
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Bama fan?
• Aggies beat CCHS and Hillcrest-Evergreen in local basketball action
• Lady Eagles claim area championship
• JA Eagles finish second in area
• Community Foundation of South Alabama announces grants for encouraging adolescent development
• Four charged in meth bust by ClarkeCo DTF
• Clarke County names ‘Teachers of the Year’
• Gillmore Elementary January Students of the Month
• Thomasville facing rental crisis with construction workers coming
• Horton kills 13- point
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• ‘Dream Big-Read!’ seeking sponsors
• JHS students’ progress reports and grades available to parents
• PC Ambassadors attend workshop
• Reception planned for WashCo Democratic candidates Feb. 10
• Sunflower churches organize to improve community
• Registration begins Feb. 6 for annual United Way Day of Caring
• Bowling Family Cemetery added to Alabama Historic Cemetery Register
• Nominations being accepted for WashCo Hall of Fame
• Nicholson completes military basic training
• Celebrate Chinese New Year
• CCARC preparing for Spring Jubilee
• Vivian Gilmore to be honored by Regional Child Advocacy Center
• Cards Of Thanks
• Women’s League announces plans for Mardi Gras ball
• Random Ramblings
• Stork Report
• Alday - Sullivan to wed March 17
• OxiStar makes development proposal to WashCo Commission
• Matthew Grafton invited to White House
• Dollars & Cents
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Springbank Cemetery seeks help
• Political Cartoon
• Congress Reports
• McIntosh to receive additional franchise fees
• Dr. Billy Powell to speak to WashCo Cattlemen Feb. 9
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Independents still have time to qualify for General Election
• Elderly couple injured in automobile mishap
• Shelby compares U.S. economy to banana republic
• Mark Your Calendar
• Clarke deeds, marriage licenses listed
• James Henry Bozeman
• Vivian Kittrell Syphrit
• Knight vying for District 5 seat on Clarke County Commission
• Joe Hunt looks to return to former Clarke County Commission seat
• Savage announces for re-election to WashCo Schools Superintendent
• WashCo Chief Deputy leaves department
• Sen. Keahey to introduce bill for spinal cord research
• More stolen equipment recovered in WashCo theft ring investigation
• Photos
• McIntosh girls fall to Lady Hurricanes
• Church Calendar
• West Bend Baptist Church to host singing
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Saban visits Jackson
• JA Eagles fall by one to Ellwood, blast Meadowview
• Lev Holly to be honored as ‘Assistant Coach of the Year’
• Powell inducted into Baseball Hall of Fame
• Former Jacksonian published cookbook
• Chronic WashCo absentees may see jail time
• Area students among UWA fall graduates
• Honor roll announced at JMS
• Contest winners announced
• Cuts hair to honor memory of daughter
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo ‘Teachers of the Year’
• JHS 1st semester honor roll announced
• Random Ramblings
• Tucker gets NAACP appointment and USDA recognition
• Southern Miss releases fall President’s and Dean’s lists
• United Way of Southwest Alabama in Clarke County closing in on goal
• Freshman beauty
• Four Seasons Garden Club conducts meeting
• Reed signs with Faulkner
• Political Cartoon
• Thanks for support of Catholic Social Services
• In contempt of justice
• More animal cruelty reported
• President shuts off pipeline to new jobs
• Republicans vie for several WashCo offices
• Warrant issued for Mississippi man in connection with heavy equipment theft in Jackson
• House damaged by fire
• Jackson continues contract with local veterinarians
• Mark Your Calendar
• Jessie Earl McConico Sr.
• Martha McGowin
• Gary Michael Turner
• Darren Keith Goodman
• Ruth Daugherty Everette
• Simmons looks to fill WashCo schools super. spot
• Williams seeks re-election to WashCo Commission
• Pugh wants second term as Clarke schools superintendent
• First ClarkeCo district judge seeks bench
• Tate & Lyle says more jobs coming to McIntosh
• ClarkeCo Commission contributes to SET rail spur
• Collision injures three
• Jackson Police rescue allegedly mistreated dog
• Gary Michael Turner
• Martha McGowin
• Darren Keith Goodman
• Ruth Daugherty Everette
• Local basketball scores for Jan. 10-16
• JA varsity Eagles notch area win
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Tibbie Baptist Church exceeds goal for quilt donations to ‘Wings of Life’
• Church Calendar
• Dr. King remembered
• JA names honor roll students
• Jackson Academy attains Blue Ribbon School status
• JPD reports theft of T.V. from back porch
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• JIS honor roll announced
• Untitled
• Micah Batise Lang
• Mardi Gras queen and king named by Toddtown CDC
• Random Ramblings
• Mr. and Mrs. Graham Wilson to celebrate 50th anniversary
• M.E. Sheffield is a ‘man with no party’
• Longtime businessman Ernest F. Woodson dies
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Politicians often spin ‘meaningless fluff’
• Thanks for support of ‘Operation Christmas’
• Political Cartoon
• Thomasville man dies in Wilcox County wreck
• ‘Bloody Sunday’ recalled at ClarkeCo ADC meeting
• SOUTHERN STYLE
• Annual local weather report shows 2011 was a dry year
• Qualifying ends for March 13 primary election
• Mark Your Calendar
• Lovie Lee Horne
• Ernest Franklin Woodson Sr.
• Leona Pugh
• Carl Benton Kennedy
• Andrea Gay Spence
• Fredrick Oneal Robinson
• Jessie Lee Roper
• Lister Blackmon
• James looks to fill vacant state BOE slot
• Knapp announces for WashCo Circuit Clerk
• Scruggs wants circuit clerk’s office in Clarke
• Parker seeks another term on ClarkCo BOE
• Morgan seeks first full term as district judge
• McCorquodale vies for ClarkeCo Circuit Clerk
• Funding crisis addressed at ADMH forum
• Three charged in thefts of heavy equipment
• Andrea Gay Spence
• ADMH Meet and Greet tonight in Jackson
• Lady Eagles win region game
• Caleb Snyder kills first deer
• Spiritual Beliefs
• First Methodist Youth visit Georgia
• Church Calendar
• Basketball offers lots of action across area
• UWA announces fall semester President’s and Dean’s lists
• Jon Reid awarded Troy scholarship
• Opinions differ on hiring personnel officer for WashCo
• WashCo Commission considers drug testing employees
• Retired Jackson Fire Chief recognized at Jackson Council meeting
• Cards of Thanks
• After-school tutoring to begin Jan. 16 at JHS
• Pritchett graduates with honors from Virginia College of Mobile
• Blankenship graduates summa cum laude from USM
• Hentschel-Johnston final plans announced
• Lillie Smith retires after 45 years with Vanity Fair
• Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Little to celebrate 50th anniversary
• Write Your Officials
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Thanks expressed to emergency responders
• Wife is proud of ‘Officer of the Year’
• Bradley due recognition
• Political Cartoon
• Congress Reports
• Grove Hill man dies in wreck
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Events to honor memory of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Two charged with night hunting in WashCo
• Healthcare Authority of Clarke County, Alabama created
• Mark Your Calendar
• Petrenia Joan Stewart
• James E. Steele
• Gerald Jefferson Shewmake
• Steve Charles Sherman
• Paul Edward Bridges
• Mearl Katherine Hicks
• Claudia V. Donaldson
• Ethel Joyce Williams
• Hayward Odell Dixon
• Walker looks to fill circuit clerk spot
• Stallworth wants Clarke County Circuit Clerk job
• Rhone vies for re-election
• GOP gives it another go in Washington County
• Moye seeks second commission term
• Man accused of attempted theft at Jackson church
• Coach Powell honored at GoDaddy.com Bowl festivities
• Ethel Joyce Williams
• Hayward Odell Dixon
• IRS offers workshops to help nonprofits stay tax-exempt
• Shaner bags 9- point
• Watts kills first deer
• Garris kills huge 7- point
• Black bears are protected in Alabama
• Artists invited to enter the 2012 Waterfowl Stamp Art Contest
• Longleaf pine restoration grant available to landowners
• Spiritual Beliefs
• White Smith Memorial Library offers ‘Sweet Dreams’
• Here we go again; the art of redundancy
• Church Calendar
• T’ville council approves partnership to purchase Sunny South property
• Moving day at Leroy High School
• Pipe and tubing maker Lakeside Steel announces sale of its operations for $77.5 million
• Alabama Farmers Federation names Mitt Walker director of national legislative programs
• DMH Meet and Greet scheduled for Jan. 12
• Scale Back Alabama begins Jan. 23 at Jackson Medical
• Tree at White Smith Library honors area military veterans
• Card of Thanks
• Stork Report
• Random Ramblings
• JA students learn about employment skills
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Write Your Officials
• Dollars & Cents
• Big changes coming when WashCo switches to unit system
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Cruelty to cat was uncalled for
• Congress Reports
• Clarke County Records
• 5-year-old hit by car in Chatom
• Child injured in WashCo Christmas Eve shootout
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Gun with silencer found in man’s possession
• Mark Your Calendar
• Lee Charles Martin
• Rose James McKenzie
• Commie Lee Armstead Jr.
• Sarah Hoven Stanley
• Walter Taylor announces for Clarke County Commission District 4
• City- wide power outage
• Sheffield vying for ClarkeCo Probate office
• New Year’s Baby
• Man charged after crashing truck into Malcolm home
• JPD investigates animal cruelty incident
• December
• November
• October
• September
• August
• July
• June
• May
• April
• March
• Mayor says Jackson is doing fine
• February
• Financial woes foretell end for Coffeeville school
• January
• McIntosh sewerage line a ‘go’
• Former JPD Chief retires from U.S. Marshals Service
• JHS teams prevail in Second Annual DeMarquis Besteda Christmas Tournament
• Alabama Sports Writers name all-state players
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Church Calendar
• The joy of sharing
• Just A Pinch
• Washington completes AF training course
• Card of Thanks
• Guest Column
• Mr. and Mrs. Paul Meyer celebrate 70th anniversary
• This Week In Alabama History
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Dollars & Cents
• Congratulations to Coach Ned Harbuck
• Congress Reports
• Political Cartoon
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• ClarkeCo Records
• Mark Your Calendar
• Linda Moseley McDivitt
• Carrie Ezell Robinson
• Frances Moseley Whitaker
• Minister Jesse Bettis
• SET construction progressing
• Lillian Collins Roney
• Thomas Leon McIntyre
• Agnes S. Hammond
• Earline Griffin
• Former journalist stops in Jackson on last leg of cross-country trek
• Jackson man faces drug charges
• Who we lost in 2011
• Letters To Santa
• More scenes from the ‘Parade of Champions’
• Church Calendar
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Christmas Eve Service
• JA Eagles top county rival CPS Gators
• JHS swimmers compete at Mobile area meet
• Morseth shines at state swim meet
• Former JHS basketball coach inducted into Hall of Fame
• Writer’s Association picks backs and linemen finalists
• Jackson teams honored with ‘Parade of Champions’
• Scenes from McIntosh’s 2011 Christmas parade
• Bulldog Raised by Aggies
• Conducts annual Christmas dinner
• Contest winners announced
• Congratulates coach
• Students graduate JIS D. A. R. E. program
• Keahey to propose legislation to allow teachers, education employees to receive gifts
• 4th graders donate toys
• St. Stephens Native is NFL hopeful
• Just A Pinch
• UDC assists needy
• Four generations
• Hentschel, Johnston final plans announced
• Operation Santa Claus donation
• Potter - Lyda vows exchanged
• One charged in burglary
• Receives 50- year Mason pin
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Congress Reports
• Political Cartoon
• Taxpayers should be thanked for money allocated to schools
• EDITOR’S NOTES
• Stolen utility trailers sold to Grove Hill scrap yard
• Toys distributed
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo Sheriff reports multiple drug arrests
• Mark Your Calendar
• Gary Lee Counselman
• Louella Thomas Lynum
• Charles Ronald Rorer
• Aiden Grey Carpenter
• ClarkeCo BOE offers guidelines for gifts to teachers
• Robinson seeks election to former Clarke County Commission post
• Kadisheil Vince Lynum
• Minister Jesse Bettis
• Frankie Gene Beverly
• Erika Straughn Stewart
• Names ‘Officer of the Year’
• Arrests made in Whatley home invasion
• Parade of Champions
• Shots fired during fight at Jackson VFW clubhouse
• USA Jaguars’ Corner
• Dove kills first deer
• Brackin kills first buck
• Places third
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Church Calendar
• Spiritual Beliefs
• JHS basketball in full swing; girls 2-2, boys 1-3
• JA varsity boys take third in local tourney
• Scenes from Jackson’s Christmas Parade
• New audio books at library
• ‘On the Road’ with Lou Schell
• Jackson football champs recognized
• Receive Immigration Law training
• Student arrested at ASCC in Thomasville charged in truck theft
• Pearl Harbor Day observed
• USDA designates Alabama counties as disaster areas
• Trouble with heat and air in new portion of ClarkeCo Courthouse
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Rockville organization encourages students to excel in academics
• Graduates of Citizens Police Academy
• ThyssenKrupp Steel USA announces new president and CEO
• Money tips for students
• Christmas benefit presented
• Gillmore Elementary ‘Students of the Month’
• O’Neal graduates from Southern Miss
• Cards Of Thanks
• Sullivan Chapter 2662 welcomes new members
• Dynamic Dance Dimensions ‘Toys for Tots’ benefit
• Stork Report
• Mr. and Mrs. Edward Reeves to celebrate 50th anniversary
• ‘Scenes of the Season’ at First Baptist St. Stephens December 18, 19 and 20
• Stephens-Drinkard announce final plans
• Hentschel - Johnston wedding plans announced
• ClarkeCo to pursue purchase of armory in Grove Hill
• Write Your Officials
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Congress Reports
• Political Cartoon
• An apple to GES’ Teacher of the Year
• ECI has a lot to be thankful for this year
• Jackson Police investigating alleged case of statutory rape
• ClarkeCo Commission approves spraying roadsides for brush
• Jackson City Pound’s Web site up and running
• JFD awards
• WashCo commissioner wants to hire personnel manager
• Mark Your Calendar
• James Wayne Hinson
• Antonio Lamar Hudson
• Roosevelt Caves
• Minister Jesse Bettis
• Phyllis Carpenter Henson
• Leslie McCharles Huggins
• JFD Firefighter of the Year
• Bradford seeks second term on Commission
• A visit from Santa
• Three men charged with multiple thefts in WashCo
• Jackson mayor, council tout local football champs
• Photos
• Christmas cantata to be presented at First United Methodist Church Dec. 18
• Area Holiday Services
• Are you a fan for Christ?
• Church Calendar
• 5K run this Saturday in Jackson
• Pep rally at Jackson Senior Center
• Jessie Tucker Kills first deer
• JA Eagles win split games to open season
• Scenes from area Christmas parades
• Christmas comes to Chatom
• Students give to Operation Christmas
• Celebrates 91st birthday
• Free adult literacy program offered
• Ringing the bell
• Health department warns of sewage spill
• McIntosh man charged after residential search
• ClarkeCo Democrats open qualifying
• Holiday performances announced at Leroy High School
• Burge is Gillmore ‘Teacher of the Year’
• JA 6th grade computer class Skypes with WWII veteran
• Sullivan Chapter presents medals to veterans
• Second semi-annual Vanity Fair reunion
• Stork Report
• Schultz - Moseley final wedding plans
• Final plans announced for Jemison - Harris
• Busby - Maroney united in marriage
• Beech appointed to open meetings committee
• JPD reports attempt to pass counterfeit money
• WashCo Democrats kick off election season
• Dollars & Cents
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Congratulations Aggies, Eagles!
• Political Cartoon
• Congress Reports
• Burglary suspect apprehended in Greenville
• WashCo Sheriff reports arrest of Mobile man for drug possession
• Drug bust in T’ville results in 4 arrests
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Mark Your Calendar
• Rebecca Hill
• Allen Cannon Lambard
• Doris Thompson Beasley
• Annette Chapman Nettles
• Jackson Christmas parade is Friday
• Bailey announces for WashCo Probate Judge
• Dancing for the crowds
• Leggett gets 30 years for murder
• TK crane operator killed
• Push comes to shove at parade in Chatom
• Undefeated, undisputed state champs!
• Alabama Farmers Federation reports lower food prices in November than previous month
• Observing Farm- City Week
• Mike Huckabee to speak at Alabama Farmer’s Federation annual meeting
• ‘Angel Tree’ to benefit Jackson Nursing Home
• Spiritual Beliefs
• CCHS Messengers, FCA donate
• Church Calendar
• ‘Santa Hustle’ 5K Run and ‘Elf Walk’ planned to support JHS softball
• Large number of hunters attend JPD’s Hunter Education Course
• Shalyn Merida kills first deer
• National High School Record Book goes online
• Champions Elite Collegiate Coaches Christmas Camp to be Dec. 28-29 at Jackson Academy
• ASCC Lady Eagles split pair of games in tourney
• Few repeats in this year’s Super Six
• Undefeated Aggies to play for state crown
• Applications for heating bill assistance being accepted
• Clarke County Records
• JPD safety tips for the holidays
• Marker dedicated
• Property taxes delinquent by end of month
• Pump Pro’s recognized
• ClarkeCo Democrats meet Monday
• WashCo DEC meets tonight in Chatom, public invited
• Card of Thanks
• Random Ramblings
• McIntyres celebrate 65th wedding anniversary
• ‘An Evening of Christmas Music’ Dec. 9-11 at BTAPC in Gilbertown
• Kiwanis donates toys
• Stork Report
• Christmas parades roll across area this weekend
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Political Cartoon
• Congress Reports
• EDITOR’S NOTES
• County Sheriff’s Report
• Abandoned trailer leads JPD to stolen equipment
• WashCo Sheriff reports two arrests for night hunting, one for bootlegging
• Mark Your Calendar
• Bobby L. Robinson
• Alice Chapman Loyd
• Willie Ray Pritchett
• Thomas O’Neal Kidd
• Julius Eddie Moss
• Marcia Voncile Echols
• WashCo commissioner wants to personally approve all county hiring
• Area wrecks claim one, injure three
• Pierre Washington
• Aggies to play for 4A state title
• Mistrial declared in Jackson murder case
• Forever Wild Board meets Dec. 1
• Alabama State Parks announces golf course improvements
• Kills first buck
• Plays in all- star match
• Appearing in Macy’s parade
• Pine City Christmas Tour of Homes Dec. 3
• Pine City Christmas
• Church Calendar
• Bears’ post-season ends with loss to American Christian
• Handley too much for Bulldogs to handle
• Aggies advance to semifinals
• WashCo community of Yarbo was once a thriving town
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Media workshop offered for Gulf Coast area first responders
• Auditions announced for 2012 ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’
• Golf cart winner
• Invest in the community by shopping small this Thanksgiving weekend
• Clarke County Records
• GH council districts redrawn to reflect population changes
• USDA Farm Service Agency urges producers to vote in 2011 county committee election
• Funds used to purchase cameras for ClarkeCo school buses
• Grove Hill Christmas parade scheduled for Dec. 1, 4 p.m.
• Troy Jones Market returns to Jackson
• Family reunion
• Celebrate Thanksgiving and remember farm-city partnerships
• Report underage drinking, drug abuse by utilizing tip line
• Cards of Thanks
• Work on Grove Hill’s downtown revitalization project to begin Jan. 3
• Clarke County Historical Society to dedicate marker Sunday
• Random Ramblings
• Dennis receives degree at Alabama State University
• Davis - McGee vows exchanged
• Stork Report
• Nobles honored on 50th anniversary
• Funds presented for HIPPY
• Jackson teen assaulted
• Two men face charge of interfering with custody
• Reception to honor World War II veterans on Pearl Harbor anniversary
• Money Matters
• Write Your Officials
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Guest Column
• Political Cartoon
• Congress Reports
• WashCo United Way luncheon
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• ClarkeCo trial docket includes murder cases
• Mark Your Calendar
• Ginger Glendyne Parnell
• Annie Belle Goodman
• Sally Childers Blair
• Earline Scarbrough Forbus
• Deacon Willie Hayes Grant
• Isabella Batley Walker
• Olivia Brown McNutt
• FUMC Step Sing is Sunday
• Forum addresses industries’ needs
• Ringing in the holiday season
• State champs!
• First Assembly of God to host ‘World Missions Service’ Nov. 20
• Area churches announce special holiday services
• Church Calendar
• Jackson’s First Annual Veterans Day Parade
• Jones and Watkins are teammates again
• JHS swim team competes in Fairhope meet
• Bears ground Flying Squadron
• Bulldogs win in come from behind thriller
• Hornets can’t buzz past JHS’ Aggies
• Eagles to play for state title
• Fulton Christmas parade is Saturday
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo Coaches Association abolishes county football jamboree
• ClarkeCo BOE reports on graduation exam
• Pre- Thanksgiving service
• Alabama School of Nail Technology first of its kind in state
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• CCARC hosts Halloween party
• Gillmore Elementary names November ‘Students of the Month’
• Robinson graduates from Marine supervisor course
• Random Ramblings
• Card of Thanks
• Celebrating 99th birthday
• Schultz - Moseley to wed December 10
• Clarke County Sheriff says illegal drag racing will stop
• Congress Reports
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Child abuse again gains the nation’s attention
• Appreciation expressed for Veterans Day events
• Political Cartoon
• EDITOR’S NOTES
• State GOP opens qualifying
• Thieves sell stolen refrigerator for scrap
• State inmate attempts to issue his own parole
• Annual food drive
• Chatom PD reports arrests of MobileCo men for stealing flag
• Mark Your Calendar
• Washington Chester Callier
• Gladys Batley Alday
• Christmas tree lighting tonight
• Rush hopes to fill District 2 ClarkeCo Commission seat
• Jackson officer injured in foot pursuit
• Unit system problematic for WashCo Commission
• Tribute paid to veterans
• Beverly Stuart Vincent
• Lime important for fertility in fish ponds
• Pine City Christmas Tour of Homes Dec. 3
• Andy Williams to perform at First Methodist Sunday
• Ride to benefit ‘Kids 4 Christmas’
• WCHS prevails in battle of the ‘Dawgs’
• Bears tear into Wildcats for 42-14 win
• Carrie Beverly named ASF Female Athlete of the Year
• Church Calendar
• Eagles pound Sparta
• Aggies tame Tigers
• Fair Queen Pageant highlight of fair’s opening night Nov. 1
• Clarke-Washington Counties Fair begins Tuesday
• Cost of mailing letters to increase by one cent
• CCDF studying possibility of regional hospital
• Clarke County Records
• New mentoring group
• Donations made to CCARC
• Sen. Keahey to serve on Open Meetings Committee
• Pioneer Day is Saturday in Grove Hill
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Gun pulled during altercation
• Lumberjack competition sure to thrill outdoor enthusiasts at Jackson’s Annual Fall Festival
• A new kind of woman
• Public input sought in statewide broadband plans
• Jackson Police Department offers Halloween safety tips
• Violent crime and drugs permeate WashCo Circuit Court dockets
• 5th grade
• Jackson Academy fund-raiser to sell Christmas trees and wreaths
• Leroy High Class of 1981
• 4th grade
• 3rd grade
• JA students attend Shakespeare Festival
• Card of Thanks
• Kolten Grant Childs
• Clarke Co. Historical Society to meet Sunday in Grove Hill
• Miss Howell honored at bridal shower
• Bayne-Bosarge to wed Nov. 12
• Hicks - Shaw to wed Nov. 27
• Miss Beech - Mr. Brown engagement announced
• Support for CCARC
• ‘Booman’ nabbed by Drug Task Force
• WashCo sewerage system growing says Williams
• Contract awarded for SET Enterprises access road
• Weaver family says ‘thanks’
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Political Cartoon
• Inside the Statehouse
• WashCo BOE adopts original redistricting plan
• Congress Reports
• United Security Bancshares, Inc. names House CEO/president
• Mark Your Calendar
• Elsie Adams Lewis
• John Wesley Woodard Sr.
• Donnie Lee Parden
• Cecil Benjamin Morton Jr.
• Ronald Clifford Odom
• Millry PD chief announces his retirement
• A tomato bush?
• Man charged in McIntosh store robbery
• Weaver still recuperating from ordeal
• Search for missing hunter ends well
• Donnie Lee Parden
• Scenes from Leroy High School Homecoming Parade 2011
• Church Calendar
• JHS swimmers compete at Bishop State meet
• Wildcats can’t brace against Hurricanes
• Bulldogs win key region contest over Montgomery Academy
• Bears topple Choctaw County in homecoming victory
• LHS Homecoming Court presented
• Aggies rout Escambia 49-7
• Eagles secure playoff berth
• Scenes from Jackson’s 2011 Fire Prevention Parade
• Pioneer Day is Oct. 29 in Grove Hill
• Keep Choctaw, Clarke, Washington counties together
• Ghost Walk this Saturday in Thomasville
• Poster winners
• Bob Smith Memorial Auto Show big draw for Annual Fall Festival
• Alpha hosts ‘The Difference Is Life’; ‘Making a difference one life at a time’
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• SGA sponsors food drive
• GES ‘Students of the Month’ chosen
• Ready for fall festival
• Jackson Academy Honor Roll announced
• Cards Of Thanks
• Tiger Theatre to perform Little Women: The Broadway Musical
• Random Ramblings
• APLCEF funds distributed
• Mathews-Powell to wed Saturday in Grove Hill
• Howell - Alday announce November wedding plans
• New Kiwanis officers
• WashCo Circuit Court settles multiple cases without trial
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Appreciation expressed for a successful Fire Prevention Week
• Thanks for quick response
• Political Cartoon
• Guest Columnist
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• JPD warns of scams linked with ordering prescription drugs online
• Parking lots available for use during JHS vs. THS football game Friday
• New WashCo E-911 Board elects officers, adopts budget
• Old McDonald’s comes down
• Congress Reports
• Synthetic marijuana pulled from store shelves statewide
• Mark Your Calendar
• Willie Williams
• Mack Williamson
• Tamia Amara McConnell
• Laura Mae Washington
• S.R. Howell
• Mary Moss Coxwell
• Kay R. Coleman
• Bagley announces for schools superintendent
• Bluegrass on the courthouse lawn
• Norma Patrick Beech
• Local seniors invited to participate in annual Fair Queen pageant
• Jackson men charged with felony assault
• Leroy’s Moseley at the helm for Tigers
• Wimbley gets death
• S.R. Howell
• Mary Moss Coxwell
• Kay R. Coleman
• ClarkeCo investigator receives recognition
• Completes computer basics class
• Grove Hill Council approves $2 million budget
• Kiwanis donations made
• Alabama citizens asked to share library views
• Big country music names to headline River Jam Oct. 28-29
• JHS swimmers compete at Bishop State and Fairhope
• Big catch
• Homecoming victory sweet for Wildcats
• Sounds of Hope Tour at T’ville Civic Center
• Church Calendar
• Demons control Pirates for win
• Bulldogs can’t hold off Tigers
• Jackson Academy sinks Saints
• Bears avoid destruction by Hurricanes
• Monroe no match for Aggies
• Chatom Bluegrass Festival renews tradition this Saturday
• PowerSouth announces promotions
• Alleged ‘big time’ dealer nabbed by Drug Task Force
• Clarke-Washington Counties Fair scheduled for Nov. 1-5
• Art classes at JHC
• No new mechanic yet for ClarkeCo engineer
• Illegal drugs discovered during execution of search warrants
• WashCo Commission names new E-911 board members
• Joyner appointed to Alabama Oil and Gas Study Committee
• JPD officer trained as active shooter instructor
• J.C. Reed takes Honor Flight
• Substance abuse and cyber-bullying program by ‘White Shadow’ Oct. 13
• Clarke County Promise Alliance forum set for Oct. 27
• Sokoll graduates from aerospace mainetnance course
• DAR gets Columbus Day lesson
• New UDC members
• ‘Toys for Tots’ charity event announced
• ‘Old Timers’ reunion to honor Coffeeville’s Class of 1961
• October Woman’s Club meeting conducts ‘Antique Road Show’ venue
• Emma Washington celebrates 90th birthday
• Random Ramblings
• Allisons celebrate golden anniversary
• Stringers celebrate 50th anniversary
• Woodyard - Howard to wed Saturday
• Vandergriff - Mullins announce final plans
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Write Your Officials
• The color pink is an ‘acquired taste’
• Congress Reports
• Political Cartoon
• JPD reports thefts, credit card fraud
• Meeting focuses on WashCo BOE redistricting conflict
• Mark Your Calendar
• Allen Williams Sr.
• Lynn Allday Waldron
• Special gift for firefighter husband
• Missing Jackson woman found safe
• Jimmie Fowler Campbell
• Robbie Lynn Dixon
• Fishing tourney to coincide with Fall Festival
• Fire Prevention Court presented
• Valerie Davis announces for probate judge
• Building products manufacturer announces relocation to Jackson
• Scenes from JHS Homecoming Parade 2011 JHS Homecoming King
• ‘All Will Ride Golf Tournament’ to be hosted by Magnolia Assembly of God
• Church Calendar
• Compete in world championship
• Wildcats beat J.U. Blacksher for first win of 2011 season
• Bears can’t hold on against Leopards
• Eagles pulverize Cornerstone
• Aggies’ power ‘rains’ supreme
• JA Homecoming Court 2011
• JHS Homecoming Court 2011
• Neighborhood Watch program kicks off
• Mark Your Calendar
• Raising breast cancer awareness
• Second Grade
• First Grade
• Kindergarten
• Local HOBY representatives
• Dual enrollment meeting at JHS set for Oct. 10
• Fox to present research piece at McNair Symposium Oct. 13
• Stork Report
• Pumpkin Patch opens Oct. 11 at First United Methodist Church
• Card of Thanks
• Baker-Hancock to wed
• Jacksons to renew wedding vows Oct. 8
• Miss Briggs, Mr. Davis announce wedding plans
• ClarkeCo BOE approves revised coaching supplements
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Adopting a pet from a shelter is a good idea
• Political Cartoon
• Leroy resident responds to WashCo BOE member’s letter
• EDITOR’S NOTES
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• McKinley pleads guilty to murder of wife, gets 15 years
• Fire damages mobile home
• Two charged with attempted murder
• Lynn Allday Waldron
• Vernon F. Templet
• Essie Irene Buckley
• Rosa Mae Howze
• Milton Alfred Bracy Jr.
• Allen Williams Sr.
• James Taylor Rocker
• Sweetie Mae Law
• Captoria Wilson Larrimore
• Martha Elizabeth Kinman
• Billy Frank Hall
• Bruce Robinson Courington
• Fire Prevention Week to begin Oct. 9
• Thinking pink starts young
• Keahey bill targets fake marijuana
• Fall Festival entertainment plans told
• Group donates doghouses for Jackson’s city pound
• WashCo E-911 board members resign positions
• Fall meeting announced for ‘Women in Winter’ at New Hope No. 1 Baptist Church
• Jackson Church of Christ embraces mission work in Mateo, Honduras
• Church Calendar
• Awards presented
• Indians blank Demons
• JHS kicks off swim season
• Jackson Academy cruises past Coosa
• Bulldogs bring pain to Wildcats
• Aggies win ‘Battle of the `Bigbee’
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Richard Harvey graduates FBI National Academy
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Framon Weaver wins MOWA chief election by 132 votes
• Corrections
• WashCo finishes third year in black
• ClarkeCo to establish own drug task force
• Seeking bell ringers
• Former Speaker of the House takes Alabama Honor Flight
• Giving to WSML to honor loved ones
• Keahey announces replacement of offensive sign on Highway 56
• AISA 1A State Champs
• ‘Old Timers’ reunion to honor C’ville Class of 1961
• Third graders
• Fourth graders
• Fifth graders
• Sha’naiya Lanay Bryant
• Cards of Thanks
• White Smith Memorial Library Storytime
• Preparing for annual yard sale
• CCERA hosts first meeting of 2011-12
• WashCo Board of Education a no-show for CFLC meeting
• Alabama Viewpoint
• WashCo BOE member responds to Sept. 15 redistricting article
• Political Cartoon
• Congress Reports
• Theft and forgery investigated by JPD
• Purse thieves caught after manhunt in Helwestern
• Conducts annual safety drill
• WashCo schools’ financial officer says outlook may be a little brighter
• Mark Your Calendar
• Frances Alice Davidson
• Essie Mae Gamble
• Brandarius Hill
• William Winston Harrell
• Council passes budget of nearly $7.5 million
• Improvements under way at Jackson pound
• New board members welcomed
• Horse shot and killed in Sunflower
• Student brings gun to McIntosh High School
• Essie Mae Gamble
• Tigers continue winning streak with victory over Spartans
• Wildcats can’t claw past Indians
• CCHS Bulldogs fall to Admirals in region contest
• Church Calendar
• JHS golf tourney planned
• STG bass tourney announced for Oct. 8
• Demons continue undefeated
• Bulldogs take a bite out of Knights’ armor
• JA Eagles send Rebels packing
• Bears show J.U. Blacksher who’s boss
• Aggies end UMS’ home winning streak
• Progress in Jackson
• Millry announces annual ‘Trick or Trunk’ for Halloween
• Plans made for Fire Prevention Week
• Local talent sought for music festival
• Sawmill Storytelling Days at the Fulton Junction Oct. 1
• Coats tapped as new Grove Hill police chief
• Jackson High School PTO awards $50 gift certificate
• Sen. Keahey appointed to Alabama Judicial Study Commission
• CWEMC receives Medal of Service at anniversary meeting
• Steps needed before turning over Coffeeville High School to town
• Keahey presents donation
• Random Ramblings
• Activities at local schools celebrate ‘Constitution Week’
• AISA Camp Champs
• Interact officers chosen
• Dr. Jerry Brown to discuss Mitcham Wars Sunday at historical society meeting
• Manley - Lewis final plans announced
• Kiracofe - Ross announce final plans
• Health fair
• Ferguson - Maddox united in marriage
• Barry - Nelson exchange vows
• The deficit, the rich, and the Tea Party
• Political Cartoon
• Clarke County Records
• Closing of processing facilities could impact local mail delivery/ businesses
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Congress Reports
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Raising litter awareness
• JPD detective warns of thefts, scams after report of stolen purse
• Mark Your Calendar
• Nellrie Williams Davis
• James Walter Brunson
• Bobby Neal Powell
• Marion Ryser Odom
• Wanda Faye Dumas
• JPD announces plans to organize Neighborhood Watch program
• Bullying policy being examined by Clarke BOE
• Accident claims WashCo toddler
• Money raised for Ronald’s house
• Tide continues to roll
• Demons win nail-biter against Marengo
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Church Calendar
• Annual ‘Old Drag Racers’ Reunion’ plannned
• Millry Wildcats fall to Cottage Hill
• WCHS Bulldogs down Trinity 19-3
• Last seconds of game valuable for Bears
• Eagles fall short of third victory
• Aggies burn Blue Devils 45-6
• Boise plans annual Community Response Preparedness Drill
• Group opposes Leroy vote disenfranchisement
• Wreck on ClarkeCo dirt road claims Mississippi forester
• ADPH encourages public to get flu shots
• Ring of Fire
• Dollars & Cents
• CWEMC Annual Meeting
• C’ville, West Bend-Bethel firefighters assist ‘Ruck March’ through Clarke
• Fire Prevention Week is Oct. 9-15
• ClarkeCo BOE adopts budget
• Repaints parking lot lines
• Asphalt plant to locate in Grove Hill
• Washington County adopts redistricting plan
• Check presented
• McGaster graduates
• ‘Think Pink Walk’ fund-raiser is October 1
• Jackson High School SGA to kick off homecoming week
• Etheredge recognized for excellent performance
• Random Ramblings
• Fannie Flagg is recipient of 2012 Harper Lee Award
• Kiracofe - Ross to exchange vows
• White - Harrington announce final plans
• Smith - Blanton exchange vows
• Miss Milstead - Mr. Lear plan November nuptials
• Write Your Officials
• Southern Choctaw extends appreciation
• Alabama Viewpoint
• GUEST COLUMNIST
• Political Cartoon
• Congress Reports
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Ronald McDonald fund-raiser Tuesday
• Schools donate equipment
• ClarkeCo authorities charge Kansas man with theft of fuel
• John Calvin Larrimore
• United Way campaign kicks off
• Mark Your Calendar
• Clarke Co. deeds, marriage licenses
• 2011 Fire Prevention Court
• Committee to work on improving city pound
• Remembrance and honor
• Jackson chamber annual meeting Sept. 22
• Wimbley guilty; jury recommends death
• Second Annual Spirit of Relay Car & Bike Show is Sept. 17
• Jags still undefeated with 20-10 victory over UWA
• Church Calendar
• Clarke Baptist Clerk’s Conference conducted
• Attends clerk’s conference
• Pigskin Pickins’
• Leopards too much for Wildcats to handle
• Demons roll over St. Luke’s 32-3
• Bears pound Cottage Hill
• WCHS Bulldogs send Panthers packing
• Eagles soar with win over Cougars
• Aggies plow through Spartan defense
• Thomasville man faces shoplifting charges
• Cub Scout Day Camp
• SET access road work approved
• JHS set to begin after school tutoring and AHSGE testing
• Roberts awarded dental scholarship
• ONE99 to present ‘Show Your Colors’
• JHS Class of 1976
• Cards of Thanks
• Catherine Odom awarded scholarship
• Stork Report
• Random Ramblings
• Woodyard - Howard plan October wedding
• Alabama Viewpoint
• SOUTHERN STYLE
• Political Cartoon
• WashCo could lose seven more teachers
• Congress Reports
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County United Way kick-off Sept. 13 in Grove Hill
• Man charged with kidnapping after holding woman against her will
• Makes donations
• Horace Terrell Ball
• ClarkeCo couple discover naked intruder in their bed
• Teamwork was instrumental in fugitive’s capture
• Leroy school patrons concerned about school district lines
• Mark Your Calendar
• Voncille Wynn Beasley
• Wanda Faye Jones
• Sadie Jones Martin
• Jerald Wayne Lane
• Lavert Duke
• Retha Deloris Campbell
• Car hits bus killing football team member
• Wheat murder suspect faces accusers
• Jerald Wayne Lane
• Lavert Duke
• Retha Deloris Campbell
• Horace Terrell Ball
• Alabama Power Foundation offers Good Roots grants
• Mapping and GPS technology basics class offered
• Foreign persons must report agricultural land holdings in U.S.
• Stingray in Tombigbee
• USDA reminds producers of Sept. 1 NAP deadline
• Rev. Jon Russell to speak at First Assembly Sunday, Sept. 4
• Jackson Links hosts championship tournament
• Wildcats can’t hold on against Admirals
• Jackson Academy takes opener over Sumter
• Church Calendar
• Angel Food Ministries grows at Jackson FUMC
• Pope wins first football contest of season
• Demons crush Cottage Hill
• Nine is lucky number for WCHS; not so for Bears
• Aggies rout Bulldogs 41-6
• Chamber touts success of annual back to school breakfast
• Donation to CCARC
• Workshop for photographers offered
• Thomasville joins creditors in pursuit of hospital
• ClarkeCo Commissioners complete training
• Clarke County Records
• Long earns designation as ‘Certified Municipal Official’
• Scholarship recipients recognized
• WashCo changes retiree insurance and registrars holiday pay
• Consolidation of WashCo water boards proves complicated
• Cards Of Thanks
• Recent shower honors brides-elect Brittany Keith and Heather Henderson
• Numerous showers honor Brittany Keith
• Manley - Lewis to exchange vows
• McCormick to celebrate 100th birthday with cruise to Mexico
• Stork Report
• 50th anniversary celebration honors Mr. and Mrs. Pezent
• Blanton - Smith to wed Sept. 10
• White - Harrington engagement announced
• Merger will be good for rural communities
• Connected with Germany
• ‘A generous man will prosper.....’
• Political Cartoon
• Coffeeville school closing results in windfall for system
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Congress Reports
• EDITOR’S NOTES
• Local woodworker to be on T.V.
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• ClarkeCo Sheriff’s Report
• Active shooter training
• JPD reports drug and theft arrests
• Mark Your Calendar
• Christopher Payne-Andrews Gloria Christmas-Williams
• Robert Cecil Pierce
• Winnie Mae Carpenter
• Ethel Clair Baggette
• Ronald McDonald plans Sept. 20 visit to Jackson
• Harris Grocery murder trial to get under way
• ‘Bath salts’ put Jackson store clerk in hot water
• Fugitive caught
• Christopher Payne-Andrews
• Robert Cecil Pierce
• Winnie Mae Carpenter
• Ethel Clair Baggette
• Clarke Records
• James signs baseball scholarship with VSCC
• Rotary Club golf tournament
• Meet the Aggies
• 1st Annual Brad Powe Memorial Wild Hog Rodeo is Sept. 10
• Dove hunting 101
• CPS takes third in Elite 8 tourney
• CCHS opens volleyball season with Monroe win
• Region Standings Week 1
• Tune-ups are over, real games now
• Sports Scene
• Jamborees kick off football season
• Leadership training course offered
• Work delayed on Grove Hill Police Department
• Lowman Plant workers celebrate safety milestone
• WashCo commissioner wants water systems consolidated
• Good luck wishes
• Complaint received about new garbage system
• Grove Hill resident plans 330-mile walk to support missionaries
• Celebrates with ice cream
• Stave Creek Baptist Church announces upcoming events
• AOG ‘Jail Bail’ to support ‘Show Your Colors Night’
• Church Calendar
• Grant to fund literacy programs for Gillmore Elementry students
• Random Ramblings
• William Rufus King topic of historical society meeting Sunday
• Charles Claro celebrates 90 years
• Golden anniversary celebration to honor Mr. and Mrs. Motes
• Scholarship honors Jamie K. Gaillard
• Dunagan to sign new book at museum
• Stork Report
• Wedding plans announced for Mathews - Powell
• ClarkeCo Commissioners adopt redrawn district lines
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Congress Reports
• Political Cartoon
• SOUTHERN STYLE
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Wreck results in serious injury
• Mittie Mae Todd-Beckham
• Fugitive profiled on TV caught by WashCo Sheriff
• Mark Your Calendar
• Joseph Rentz Nichols Sr.
• Imodene McHargue
• Barbara Rigsby Pendleton
• Julia Mitchell McKinnis
• Norma Lane Murphy
• Patsy McInnis McLendon
• Stringer to move dispatching back to sheriff’s office
• Stolen antiques recovered, two charged
• History on the move; historic Sullivan cabin gets new home in Wagarville
• Couple questions conditions at city pound
• Patsy McInnis McLendon
• Summer readers ‘travel around the world’ in McIntosh
• Church Calendar
• Champions Elite Skills Camp to be offered
• Basketball camp to be offered at JHS
• USA Jaguars 2011 Schedule
• USA Jags geared up for first season in Sunbelt
• New director has big plans for JHS band
• Wins debut race
• Jamborees kick off 2011 gridiron season
• Monument dedicated
• Jackson COC hosts Back to School Breakfast
• Public meetings planned on WashCo redistricting
• JPD investigates thefts
• Beech is finalist for national Oticon award
• Washington County Sheriff’s Report
• Construction under way on new Jackson McDonald’s
• Cards Of Thanks
• Stork Report
• Random Ramblings
• 50th anniversary reception to honor Mr. and Mrs. Pugh
• Hughstons celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Mr. and Mrs. Brown celebrate anniversary
• Tempers rise at WashCo BOE budget hearing
• Cleans up war memorial
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Write Your Officials
• Auburn isn’t only place trees were poisoned
• Political Cartoon
• Congress Reports
• Final hirings for school year made by ClarkeCo BOE
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• James Edward McGhee Sr.
• Ralph Condred Overstreet
• Saragene Lee
• Conflict ensues over WashCo BOE redistricting
• WashCo Grand Jury returns 85 indictments; recommends new jail
• Collision injures one
• Struggling Thomasville hospital shuttered
• Mark Your Calendar
• Roy Vernon McIntyre
• Wayne Leigh Coxwell, M.D.
• Addie Marie Brown
• ‘Click It or Ticket’ to begin
• Truck driver injured
• Pezent named CCARC director
• Woman charged with attempted murder of WashCo Sheriff Stringer
• Addie Marie Brown
• Wayne Leigh Coxwell, M.D.
• ClarkeCo BOE among AASB President’s Award winners
• Purchasing cutlery sets benefits tornado victims
• To sing at First Baptist
• Church Calendar
• WashCo BOE implements ‘Child Find’
• Alabama Southern LPN graduates
• Williams graduates from UA
• Luncheon honors ASCC retirees
• ASCC Talent Search funding renewed by Dept. of Education
• Champions Elite Skills Camp to be offered at Jackson Academy
• Receive free trees from Arbor Day Foundation
• Dove hunting is great way to teach youngsters about outdoors
• Powell to be honored with Hall of Fame induction
• Teams gearing up for 2011 gridiron season
• Recognized for years of service
• USDA announces last call for producers to file AGI forms with the IRS
• USBI shareholders voice concerns at stockholders’ meeting
• Donates school supplies
• New fire station going up
• SET plant manager welcomed
• Mighty Grow seeks assistance from WashCo with power upgrade
• ‘Loaned Executives’ named for ClarkeCo United Way 2011 campaign
• Cards Of Thanks
• WCBOE continues personnel decisions
• Sisters receive UDC certificates
• Alabama Attorney General: ‘Proposed merger will improve lives across state’
• Stork Report
• ‘Think Pink’ fund-raiser plans announced
• Colemans celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Donner - Braggs to wed August 27
• Wedding plans announced for Miss Maroney and Mr. Busby
• ClarkeCo Records
• ClarkeCo Engineer urges caution when driving near Lady Landing Road
• Write Your Officials
• The Delta deception
• The real battle to cut spending finally begins
• Political Cartoon
• Dog carriers reported stolen Citizen’s Police Academy signup
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• McIntosh PD investigates check scam
• Rat snake to blame for Sunday’s power outage
• Thinking about teachers as the kids go back to school
• Mississippi women charged with drug possession
• Mark Your Calendar
• Floyd Weaver
• Brian Jerrell Holcombe
• Dorothy Mae Stewart
• Mona Elizabeth Patrick
• Robert Leo Liesen
• Katherine Marie Lathan
• Roy Hare
• Ruby C. Brooks
• CSI after school study program could be defunct
• Former Millry Police Chief’s house burns
• McIntosh youth killed in truck/motorbike collision
• Chase reaches speeds of 120 MPH
• Thomasville hospital closes
• Robert Leo Liesen
• Katherine Marie Lathan
• Ruby C. Brooks
• Hearing planned on ClarkeCo redistricting
• Church Calendar
• ClarkeCo engineer trying to beat winter rains in beginning Bassetts Creek bridge project
• Clarke BOE designates schools for former Coffeeville students
• Sheriff’s pickups on the road
• Grants available for community and individual storm shelters
• Race to raise funds for Grove Hill teen cancer patient
• Alabama Marine Police gets new director
• Football practice begins
• White Smith Memorial Library celebrates Summer Reading Program
• Coastal Gateway hopes to use data to assist existing businesses
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Random Ramblings
• BTAPC casting ‘Blithe Spirit’ and An Evening of Christmas music
• James awarded merit scholarship
• Stork Report
• Miss Syphrit - Mr. Turner wedding plans announced
• MARK YOUR CALENDAR
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Congress Reports
• Political Cartoon
• EDITOR’S NOTES
• Lois Moore-Nicholson
• Craft Creer
• Untitled
• Wesley Smith Jr.
• Lori Schultz Syphrit
• Gerry Woodard Stokes
• Shirley Denise Rooks
• Robert Rance Powell
• James E. Pezent
• Cleveland W. McCorkel Jr
• John Sharp Martin Jr.
• Sales tax holiday this weekend
• State grant to help with SET costs
• Two charged in drive-by shooting in Toddtown
• Jackson woman sentenced in second fraud case
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Neighborhoods come out against crime
• Eva Harper Wright
• Evelyn Louise Rivers
• Scams are circulating in area
• Gerry Woodard Stokes
• Shirley Denise Rooks
• Lori Schultz Syphrit
• Robert Rance Powell
• WCPL to host balloon rides/golf ball drop
• Local Author's book encourages youngsters to 'Discover Mobile'
• Alabama Forest Recovery Task Force to conduct landowner meeting tonight
• WashCo forum to address school dropout problem
• The Nelons in concert at Bassett Creek Baptist
• Heather Messick to perform Sunday at First Baptist, Jackson
• Church Calendar
• Bear activity on the increase around state
• Jackson 10 year olds win second in state
• IRS identifies 100,000 preparers who failed to follow new PTIN rules
• Gas prices up more than 4 cents per gallon
• Seasonal produce means savings for shoppers
• Second annual ‘Rock the Marrow’ in honor of Jamie Gaillard
• Feathers and Filters airs Aug. 16
• Win second in district
• Mark Your Calendar
• Area School Announcements
• Sunday grand opening day was poor choice
• Cards of Thanks
• Miss Mosley - Mr. Shoultz announce wedding plans
• Strickland-Smith nuptials announced
• Historical Society meets Sunday
• National Tiny Miss
• Final plans announced for Nettles-Rocker
• Burglary suspects caught on video
• Trainer charged in McVay horse abuse
• No hire for driver’s education instructors at JHS and CCHS
• Deficit talks go down to the wire
• Did FBI and DOJ cross the line in Bingo probe?
• Another reader upset with grand opening day and time
• Disappointed grand opening was conducted on Sunday
• Political Cartoon
• JPD announces Citizens Police Academy
• WashCo BOE quickly approves Patterson for LHS principalship
• Washington can learn from Alabama
• Group revisits countywide hospital idea in recent meeting
• Jackson City Council passes resolution supporting U.S. 43 widening project
• Ribbon cut at Dollar Tree
• John Sullivan Jr.
• Ruth Ann Martin
• Employee injured at Gulf Lumber’s Jackson plant
• Gerald Herbert Stephens
• Barbara Pritchard Christian
• Arnett James Johnson Birdie Shaw Coleman
• Clyde Dickey Bozeman
• Inell Thompson
• Lydia James
• Kailyn SeRay Allen
• Hannis Ray Grimes
• Bobby Clark
• Jimmy Franklin Parnell
• Culvain Preston McIntyre
• Sallie Ann Sheffield Helms
• Postmaster General announces ‘post office replacement model’
• Wheeler to head local offices for Alabama Power
• Patterson named LHS principal
• Lowman bikers love to ride
• Highway 84 wreck claims CCHS student
• Work delayed on U.S. 43 turn lane north of Jackson
• Spiritual Beliefs
• VBS at First Baptist
• Church Calendar
• Red Cross makes appeal to blood donors
• St. Stephens Historical Park road gets needed paving
• Local families needed for exchange students
• Courington invited to join MSC
• Scott attends National Youth Leadership Forum
• Green recognized for academic achievement
• Scott graduates cum laude
• Students participate in annual reading and technology event
• Emergency Conservation Program sign-up under way
• After a year of disasters, recovery and accountability should be our main concern
• ADPH reminds parents that Tdap vaccine is required
• JPD offers summer vacation safety tips
• The Chestangs to perform at this month’s Pickin’ and Chillin’
• Local musician to audition for ‘American Idol’
• Update:
• Planning for Jackson’s Annual Fall Festival under way; event grows
• Turner named CEO of United Way of Southwest Alabama
• Sanders named vice president of Alabama Power’s Southern Division
• Jackson 10 year olds place third in state
• Hobson named new baseball coach for Clarke Prep Gators
• Henderson brings home silver from World Special Olympics
• Garris named new JA softball coach
• Take extra precautions to prevent heat illnesses
• Chamber partners with Aaron’s to help provide school supplies for needy children
• Kinman-Jackson exchange wedding vows
• Cards of Thanks
• Random Ramblings
• Leila Holley at First Baptist in Jackson
• Miss Mason - Mr. Mullinix wedding plans announced
• Patterson-Rush to exchange vows
• Mr. and Mrs. Campbell celebrate 15th anniversary
• Jackson teen charged with public lewdness
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Turkey Trot may take Lowman’s ash
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Congress Reports
• Catholic Social Services among those that receive United Way funding
• Personal investment in local schools makes a difference
• Thanks for Mildred’s story
• Mildred Darley will certainly be missed
• Political Cartoon
• 3G service important for economic development
• Jackson Dollar Tree grand opening Sunday
• ClarkeCo Sheriff investigates thefts
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Former ClarkeCo Superintendent of Schools Gerald Stephens dies
• WashCo BOE fails to approve hiring of new LHS principal
• Mark Your Calendar
• Robert Bruce Daniels
• Wade Wardrict Tucker
• Frances Rochelle Powell
• Veterans honored
• Statewide fire alert lifted
• Two Clarke County men injured in separate shootings
• Do USPS cutbacks spell closings for rural post offices?
• To cheer for Sun Chiefs
• Team Storm returns to Pensacola
• Who do you recognize?
• Church Calendar
• Seek God’s divine will
• ‘Choot’em Maddie Choot’em’
• Competes in regional tournaments
• Jackson’s 13 year olds go 1-3 in district tourney
• Jackson hosts 7-on-7 scrimmage
• Dixie League 14 year olds win district championship
• District champs
• Leroy’s Phillip Ervin shines in first collegiate season
• Jackson 11 year olds are District 3 champs
• AACA attorney recommends redistricting soon for WashCo
• Local teens selected for trip to nation’s capital
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• ClarkeCo raises rate for housing ChoctawCo inmates
• Personal struggles lead to success for southwest Alabama physician
• Cox named All-American Scholar
• Lankford completes basic training
• Local students achieve UA’s Dean’s and President’s lists
• Stork Report
• Nettles - Rocker to wed July 30
• Accepted to School of Dentistry
• ‘Girls Just Wanna Have Fun!’ Ronald McDonald fund-raiser
• Patterson-Rush to exchange vows
• Richardson-Clolinger exchange vows
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• SET project moving forward
• Sunflower resident wants road repaired
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Political Cartoon
• Reader examines national debt crisis
• Thursdays aren’t the same as they used to be
• Washington County loses former probate judge Tom ‘Ich’ Turner
• WashCo icon Edith Wilcox leaves powerful legacy
• Mark Your Calendar
• Lela Mae Johnson
• Neil McCary Woodyard Sr.
• Edith Mae Jordan Wilcox
• Tom W. Turner
• William Waite McCorquodale
• William Waite McCorquodale succumbs July 8
• United Way of Southwest Alabama ClarkeCo Executive Committee to meet in Thomasville
• Card of Thanks
• Sunflower Post Office on the chopping block
• Jackson PD welcomes new ‘boys in blue’
• A gusher in Leroy
• Two charged with passing bogus check
• Waverunners compete at Alpine Hills Swim Club
• Win in jump- off competition
• Great showing at UCA camp
• Named All- Americans
• Church Calendar
• Stave Creek Baptist Church announces upcoming events
• Donate to Alpha Center
• Local swimmers compete at the Alabama Sports Festival
• Dixie League 14- Year- Old All- Stars
• Dixie League 13- Year- Old All- Stars
• Jackson 10 year olds headed to state
• Hayes - Waite to wed
• Mr. and Mrs. Williams celebrate 25th anniversary
• Dr. Beard honored as ‘Most Excellent Fellow’
• Stallworth - Ridgeway announce wedding plans
• Noble-Slayton united in marriage
• Stork Report
• Sign-up continues for National Night Out
• Numerous arrests for scrap metal thefts reported by ClarkeCo Sheriff
• Gavel passed
• Debt ceiling talks enter ‘taxing’ phase
• Out-of-state corporate tax loopholes ignored in state cuts
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Political Cartoon
• WW II veterans honored
• FSA Committee nominations due by Aug. 1
• One injured in collision
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Mark Your Calendar
• Naman Broadhead
• Bobby Joe Patterson
• Minnie Lee Williams
• Mildred Annette Darley
• Alpha Mae Bozeman
• Clarke County Arc celebrates with annual fish fry
• ThyssenKrupp USA receives top Greenfield Technology award
• New dollar store coming to Jackson
• Crowds fill Chatom park for Fourth
• Man accused of stealing $100,000 in scrap metal
• Alpha Mae Bozeman
• Bobby Joe Patterson
• Boise Inc. and ATFA partner on state’s first certified forest lands
• Sayne sisters are NSA State champs
• VFW Post 5355 commander says post will not close
• New VFW Post 5355 officers announced
• Keahey sponsored bill to assist MOWA and other Native-American tribes
• Jackson First Baptist Church to present ‘Hometown Nazareth’ VBS and ‘Centershot’
• Angel Food Ministries begins delivering in Jackson
• In concert July 10
• ‘Shake It Up Cafe’ at FUMC
• Church Calendar
• Interrupts snake’s meal
• ‘Forever Wild’ now in hands of Alabama voters
• Receives recognition
• Waverunners host large swim meet
• Jackson 10 year olds compete for region title
• Jackson 9 year olds are region champs
• WashCo citizens dispute status of Buddy Dees Road
• Conducts annual meeting
• Jackson Council discusses continuing progress
• ClarkeCo attorney: ‘Low on funds is somewhat good news’
• Flying Bricks Band to perform before T’ville fireworks show
• Stork Report
• Random Ramblings
• Celebrates 90th birthday
• Children’s author to sign books at awards program
• Overstreet-Weber to wed
• Alabama Viewpoint
• President announces troop withdrawals
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Internal Revenue Service warns of tax scams in area
• Jackson men charged for having equipment used in telephoning fish
• Political Cartoon
• A tattered textbook and the Fourth of July
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Special Forces tradition continues with a surprise
• Investigation leads to Calvert man’s arrest on drug distribution charges
• Alleged child abuse leads to woman being struck with rock
• Mark Your Calendar
• Wynell Jones
• Frazier Bryant
• Ella Taite Baldwin
• Theresa Toone Dolbear
• Taylor hired to lead Millry Wildcats
• Fish fry at senior center
• Rev. Earl Wayne Hall
• Robbie Estelle Granade
• July 4th events planned in Thomasville and Chatom
• Accused shoplifter arrested after fight with JPD detective
• Wreck claims Jackson man
• Robbie Estelle Granade
• Rev. Earl Wayne Hall
• Theresa Toone Dolbear
• Be calm and cool as you do the work of an evangelist
• Church Calendar
• Walker completes basic training
• ASCC awards scholarships to Clarke students
• Attend football training camp
• Jackson Swim Team kicks off 2011 season
• Carlos Henderson given grand send-off
• Riley Boykin Smith proud of new UA Outdoor Learning Center
• New Pine City Ambassadors chosen
• Health Department releases food scores
• Jobs are coming to area, but not fast enough as Clarke’s unemployment rises
• Monday is deadline to apply for FEMA, SBA assistance
• Collard Green Queen and King named
• Larry Massey leaves education after 40 years
• Cards of Thanks
• Cox recognized for academic achievement
• Soaring summer temperatures bring on a greater appreciation for electricity and air conditioning
• Photo
• New UDC member
• 50th anniversary reception to honor Mr. and Mrs. Knowles
• Chaneys celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• McIntosh Power Plant employees honored for 13-year safety record
• WashCo commissioner will not support economic committee
• Absence of lead FBI agent, missing notes, create mystery in Bingo trial
• Political Cartoon
• Be prepared this hurricane season
• What happened to the “Recovery Summer?”
• Check scams a problem for consumers
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• VFW to meet this Saturday
• Motorcycle crash claims Whatley man
• No-Burn Order leads to additional charges for Clarke County man
• Frankville man charged in shooting
• T- shirts memorialize cancer victim
• Mark Your Calendar
• Damien Derell Hudson
• Leonard James Jackson Sr.
• Evelyn Mauldin Marshall
• Hazel Dee Ferguson
• Cyclists on 1,800-mile trek stop in Jackson
• Millry man drowns in Tombigbee
• Wagarville woman escapes injury when vehicle burns
• McCorquodale to preside over Giardini case
• Damien Derell Hudson
• Evelyn Mauldin Marshall
• Hazel Dee Ferguson
• Evelyn Mauldin Marshall
• Area baseball players named to all-state
• Church Calendar
• Gospel Fest is July 23 in Millry
• Furr elected to United Methodist General Conference delegation
• Jackson students attend festival in Auburn
• JMS students recognized for ACT scores
• Clarke students attend youth leadership conference
• Attend leadership conference
• Local students attend Alabama Boys State
• Participants in youth football camp
• Area high school softball players named all-state
• Jackson Swim Team members compete in a sprint pentathlon
• Jackson 7-8 year olds are state south champions
• Thomasville man charged with complicity at Jackson party
• Lightning kills phones, Internet in ClarkeCo EMA office
• Blackwell hired for transportation/maintenance in close WashCo BOE vote
• Several face drug charges in WashCo
• Wagarville resident claims unfair treatment
• Speaks at St. Union Baptist Church VBS
• Keahey sponsored job incentives bill passes Alabama Legislature
• Clarke County Health Department celebrates men's health June 13-19
• Jackson native, UWA student saves cat from well
• Peebles-Reeves final plans
• Small business workshop June 30 in Monroeville
• Leathers - Davis to wed June 25
• Stork Report
• Crumedy-White to exchange vows
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Outdoor burning ban in place across the state
• Foot chase lands McIntosh man in jail
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Help difficult in cases of domestic abuse
• Congress Reports
• Political Cartoon
• Remembering daddy, cheese toast and milk
• Elijah Mitchell Sr.
• Lula Marie Young
• Jack Todd Willoughby
• Edward Harvey Hoomes Jr.
• Leonard James Jackson Jr.
• Martha Johnson Pezent
• VFW to meet and elect officers
• Millry man charged in attack on Chatom teenager
• Jackson council members say Vegas trip beneficial
• Farmer’s Market
• T’ville announces second steel slitter plant to locate in county
• Mark Your Calendar
• Charles Edward Powell
• Teen charged as adult in Coffeeville stabbing
• Washington County commissioners struggle with details of unit system switch
• Remembering Kathryn Tucker Windham
• SET breaks ground in Jackson
• Martha Johnson Pezent
• Lula Marie Young
• YARD SALE HIPPY program celebrates fourth annual graduation
• Forest Owners’ Association donates books to library
• CAA assisting low-income families with cooling bills
• FEMA assistance includes April 15 - May 31 storms
• Jamey Johnson to headline first annual Tombigbee Catfish Festival
• AUCTIONS
• Serve the Lord through prayer
• Church Calendar
• ‘Picking and Chilling’ enters third year in Chatom
• Flag dedicated in memory of World War II veteran Walter Phillips Sr.
• JHS cheerleaders earn awards at camp
• 10- year- old Jackson All- Stars
• 9- 10- year- old Jackson All- Stars
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County’s young men go to war in 1941
• Locks of Love
• Pugh-Franklin receives MA at Liberty University
• ASSC scholarships awarded to area students
• All-American Cheerleaders
• JMS cheerleaders attend UCA camp
• Jackson Academy names ‘Teachers of the Year’
• Random Ramblings
• Cards of Thanks
• Real Granddaughters
• Jack Holden Bailey
• Slayton-Noble feted at recent bridal shower
• Final plans announced for Slayton - Noble
• Leathers - Davis to wed June 25
• Wood bids farewell
• Washington County Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County Sheriff hot on trail of suspected scam artists
• Write Your Officials
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Guidelines to flying the United States flag
• Thanks for making cooking a success
• Political Cartoon
• Congress Reports
• Swimming lessons available at Pearce Park pool
• Jackson Police report drug and shoplifting arrests
• Ridin’ in a `Stang!
• VFW to meet and elect officers
• WashCo Courthouse HVAC renovation moves ahead
• Mark Your Calendar
• Clarke deeds, marriage licenses published
• Charles Edward Powell
• Ann McClinton Brown
• Delois Ann Alford
• American Legion Auxiliary places flags in local cemeteries on Memorial Day
• SET to break ground in Jackson
• Tuesday’s storm wreaks havoc in area
• Former Black Panther leader believed responsible for 1970 Jackson robbery dies
• Horses injured in McVay attack
• Catch huge catfish
• Too big to swallow
• Signs with Faulkner
• Church Calendar
• All- Stars, league champs recognized
• Illegal dump site discovered
• Donations sought for burn victim
• Classic auto show
• Keahey introduces legislation for recall of elected officials
• 50- year reunion celebrated
• Sweet Water alumni honored with tow boat names
• Election primary dates changed
• Retiring WCHS principal honored
• Shopping center getting new look
• Volunteers create baskets
• Wood departing as Alabama Power office manager
• Dr. McKeever to speak Sunday at First Baptist in Jackson
• Harrell achieves USA Dean’s List
• Sheffield selected WCHS 2011 HOBY Ambassador
• Men have a dislike of pillows used for decorating the bed
• Coates gets academic scholarship
• Stork Report
• Deas family reunion June 18 in Jackson
• Freeman-Freeman to exchange vows
• Jackson-Kinman honored with numerous recent showers
• Leathers - Davis to wed June 25
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo Sheriff says proposed law would place burden on department
• Riley’s chickens are coming home to roost
• Fixing Medicare is a job for both parties
• Political Cartoon
• Military reunion makes for a wonderful weekend
• USBI meeting is rescheduled again
• State political districts being redrawn as 2010 census mandates
• ClarkeCo BOE lets go 28 employees in wake of anticipated funding crisis
• Work begins on new fire station
• Jackson men face illegal drug charges
• Mark Your Calendar
• Peggy Pongerayter
• Susie D. Sellers
• Mary Clarke York
• Hazel Clair Lee
• Peggy Ann Guy
• Johnnie Mae Coleman
• Drug Task Force facing funding woes
• Welch gets life for Reed murder
• Paying tribute on Memorial Day
• McIntosh Splenda plant to reopen
• Peggy Pongerayter
• Peggy Ann Guy
• Phil Perkins Yankees
• HealthActions Nationals
• Capstone Bank Red Sox
• Boise Dodgers
• South Alabamian
• State Farm
• Rotary
• Napa
• Mosley Insurance
• Liberty Building
• Fire Department
• Trophy Design
• Pine City Motors
• Merchants Bank
• Dale’s Body Shop
• Boise
• Tom’s Electric
• Police Department
• Pennzoil
• J& B Automotive
• Fish House
• Don’s Body Shop
• Boise
• State Farm
• Pine City Motors
• Mosley Insurance
• Jackson Glass
• J& B Automotive
• Chastain Services
• Anderson Brothers
• Ace Hardware
• Don’s Body Shop
• Chastain Services
• Community Tax Services
• Pine City Bakery
• HR1 Sources
• Nolasco’s
• Harvey’s Home Furnishings
• Gibby’s Construction
• Fuller’s Pool Cleaning & Supplies
• Sonic Drive- in
• Quality Body Works
• The Medical Store
• Ray’s Plumbing
• Dozier Hardware
• Jackson Metal Works
• Murphy USA
• JACKSON
• Wi-Fi (Wireless Internet) now available at White Smith Memorial Library
• Leroy High School Class of 1961 asked to tell life stories
• Leroy Fire Department donates water in wake of tornadoes
• FAWN program teaches students the importance of forests
• Church Calendar
• Undefeated team
• Bears fall just short of 2A state title
• Minor League Results
• Jackson’s Softball All-Stars place second in region tournament
• Springtime on the gridiron
• JPD begins preparations for annual National Night Out
• Clarke County Records
• Shepherd performs in Chatom
• Account set up for man burned while assisting Jackson Police
• Area tornado victims may apply for D-SNAP benefits
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Classic auto show this weekend
• Restaurant changes hands
• ClarkeCo commissioner raises concerns about county’s road and bridge department
• Math Wizard competition conducted at JIS
• Beech wins Scrabble tournament
• Jordan dancers bring home awards
• JA announces honor roll
• Sophia Hussain receives Golden Excellence scholarship
• ASCC Continuing Education
• Garrick recognized as outstanding student
• ASCC nursing students honored at pinning ceremony
• Jacobs graduates cum laude at AU
• Card Of Thanks
• Mr. and Mrs. A.J. Sellers to celebrate 70th year of marriage
• Beard attends conference for cosmetic dentists in Boston
• Harris-Bailey to exchange vows
• Snider-Nettles to wed Saturday
• Miss English - Mr. Farley wedding plans announced
• Needed WashCo Courthouse repairs would top $700,000
• Completes basic computer course
• State lawmakers could leave a positive legacy
• Bonner legislation focuses on Gulf Coast restoration
• Political Cartoon
• FEMA center in WashCo
• Sweet home Alabama: tornadoes and religion
• Chatom officers discover drugs, arrest one for being disorderly
• Chatom man charged with making false report
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• ClarkeCo Sheriff still wants jail phone system changed
• Jackson woman struck by car
• Tobacco store burglary suspect apprehended
• Mark Your Calendar
• Daryel Ray Richardson Jr.
• Marie Taylor Greene
• Willie Grey Mills
• Dell M. McClellan
• Travis Davis
• Fire destroys Rockville home
• Wreck claims Clarke County man
• Information sought about assault on Chatom teen
• JHS senior drowns just days prior to his graduation
• JA spring training
• Jackson Academy weightlifting exhibition
• Little League Results
• Lady Bears eliminated after four games
• Pirates, Demons eliminated from playoffs
• Signs with Lurleen B. Wallace
• Church Calendar
• Spiritual Beliefs
• JHS to host spring football jamboree
• Signs with Cumberland College
• Leroy Bears advance to 2A state title series
• Lady Aggies fall in South Regional
• Readers are Leaders Parade
• Jackson approves financial obligation for new fire station
• Saluting the top students of 2011
• JA students win at state tech fair
• Waite named to state task force
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• USBI readjusts 2010 report after ‘impairments’ discovered
• ASU visual and performing arts scholarships open
• Beech graduates with honors at AUM
• Jackson High School seniors receive $1,176,891 in scholarships
• Blood drive to support tornado victims
• JMS graduates 166 in D.A.R.E program
• JA Girls’ and Boys’ State
• JA HOBY representatives
• ASCC honors top students at 2011 commencement ceremony
• Cards Of Thanks
• Storm victims need money more than anything else
• Slayton guest of honor at recent bridal shower
• Area students graduate from University of Mobile
• Wiggins-Murphy to wed June 11
• Ginwrights celebrate golden wedding anniversary
• Goolsby-Thornton announce final plans
• JPD to participate in national ‘Click it or Ticket’ campaign
• Don’t mess with Riley
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Blood drive today for tornado victims
• Political Cartoon
• Personal items for tornado victims much appreciated
• Thanks for support of Relay For Life event
• Steel may be region’s ‘new wood’
• Bonner says things looking up for area
• Correction
• Democrats working to reclaim lost legislative seats
• Raises money for animal shelter
• Carl Savage
• Rosha Chilon Powell
• Nettie Pugh Hill
• Horace McCulley
• Ossie Elton Woodard
• Glover James Morgan
• Mack Bedwell
• Democrats meet in Grove Hill
• Martha Bradford Griffin
• Estelle G. Airey
• Isaac Fluker
• James Howard Walker
• Rubye Davis Robinson
• Woman charged in newspaper theft
• Agreement for new plant in Jackson approved
• LHS senior dies in collision with train
• Readers are Leaders!
• WashCo man charged after sheriff witnesses attack
• Glover James Morgan
• Ossie Elton Woodard
• Jackson Relay For Life 2011
• Tribute Quartet returns to Bassett Creek Baptist
• Church Calendar
• Spring training begins at JHS
• Lady Bears sweep area tournament
• Leroy’s Bears continue to win in playoffs
• Lady Aggies head to South Regional
• Lady Eagles third runner-up for state title
• Jacksonians take Honor Flight
• Scenes from First Annual Depot Reunion
• Ribbon cut at Turkey Trot Landfill
• Representatives Bonner, Sewell to conduct town hall meeting
• ClarkeCo Jail’s phone system change considered
• WashCo Hall of Fame invokes laughter and tears
• ‘Readers are Leaders’ parade is May 16
• Raise money for St. Jude
• Kindergarten
• Second grade
• First grade
• Scurlock gets scholarship
• Rotch graduates cum laude from Troy
• Holt – Blount final plans told
• Benefit conducted for former Jackson resident with cancer
• Stork Report
• Wickell chosen as Azalea Trail Maid
• Peebles - Reeves to wed June 18
• Howards to celebrate 50th wedding anniversary
• Miss Beech, Mr. Finley announce wedding plans
• ClarkeCo residents to get garbage carts
• WashCo Commission officially opposes unit system of government
• Joint Kiwanis- Rotary meeting
• Thanks to Jackson for helping create the memory of a lifetime
• Cartoon
• Split vote leads to more road workers for ClarkeCo
• Riley Redux in Montgomery
• Support of tornado relief group appreciated
• Osama Bin Laden death justified
• JPD investigating burglaries
• Three face charges for WashCo scrap metal thefts
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Two manslaughter cases determined in WashCo
• Jackson council lauds location of new industry
• First annual Depot Reunion
• Mark Your Calendar
• William Shields Fowler
• Freddie Lee Adams Jr.
• Lucious Calvin Pritchett Jr.
• Elienia Raybon Stringer
• Fred Willis Kilgore Jr.
• Alex Gray Hawk
• Mack Bedwell
• McIntosh store clerk robbed at knifepoint
• Steel cutting company to locate in Jackson
• SUV explodes killing Walker Springs man
• Alex Gray Hawk
• Mack Bedwell
• Elienia Raybon Stringer
• Oak Grove Baptist hosting singing
• Pleasant Hill Methodist Church in need of additional repairs
• Church Calendar
• Presents check
• ‘Spring Fest’ fund-raiser May 14 for Jackson High
• Rankins to get Master’s degree
• Attends Civil War re- enactment
• JIS Relay for Life team raises money with ‘JIS Idol’
• JA Eagles fall in first round of playoffs
• Bears advance to next round of playoffs
• Minor League Results
• Lady Eagles drop one to Escambia, prepare for playoffs
• Morris completes basic sniper training
• Bradley book signing May 7 at HealthActions
• Fire destroys pickup
• Murder trials top WashCo Circuit Court docket
• Cross promoted
• Rev. Hall receives special award
• CCARC ‘Employees of the Quarter’
• CPT Stassa Thomas relinquishes command
• Stork Report
• Hadley receives license
• Being a caregiver is not an easy job
• Miss Moseley, Mr. Stringer announce wedding plans
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo to renegotiate agreement with developer
• Residents clean up Coffeeville
• WashCo Hall of Fame inductions are Friday
• Falling tree damages automobiles
• Teacher tenure, the RSA and Dr. Bronner’s dilemma
• Think ‘Pink’ this weekend
• Thanks for support of Clarke County Arc
• Thanks for quick response
• Political Cartoon
• Assisting Alabama’s tornado victims
• WashCo forum answers questions; raises others
• Goody’s now open
• Mark Your Calendar
• Arvin Todd Sr.
• Cecil E. Jernigan
• Janice Marie Jones
• Grace Lois Gibson
• Nettie Pugh Hill
• Lora Dell English
• Etta James Brooks
• Emmitt Gilmore
• Shirley Marie Barrett
• Threat follows murder conviction of McIntosh man
• ClarkeCo Distinguished Young Women chosen
• Jackson Relay For Life Friday
• Depot Reunion is Saturday
• Jackson Little League concession stand burglarized
• Locals respond to areas devastated by tornadoes
• Ground broken for new Jackson fire station
• Lora Dell English
• Cecil E. Jernigan
• Shirley Marie Barrett
• Little League Results
• JA golfers compete across state
• JA JV track team finishes third in AISA track meet
• Leroy Bears pound Goshen in first round of playoffs
• Church Calendar
• Spiritual Beliefs
• ECI athletes compete at Special Olympics
• Lady Aggies drop close one to Sweet Water
• Jackson Academy Lady Eagles area champs
• Senior citizens go fishing at Bear Lake
• Program Saturday in Thomasville
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Big gobbler killed
• PowerSouth McIntosh dedicates units 4 and 5
• Accounts established to assist tornado victims
• Reception for veterans planned
• Jackson man cut in domestic dispute
• Fulton extending sewerage service
• ClarkeCo residents may get garbage carts for pickup
• TK milestone reached
• Events planned throughout the day this Saturday in Grove Hill
• JIS ‘Citizens of the Month’
• GES host ‘Night of the Arts’
• JA Art Show winners announced
• Stork Report
• McGilberry wins international photo contest
• Curry - Overstreet plan June 11 wedding
• Prenuptial parties honor Miss Slayton and Mr. Noble
• Miss Moseley, Mr. Stringer announce wedding plans
• Lakeside Steel to conduct job fair May 4
• Kiwanis Club inductees
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Alabama Viewpoint
• House awaits serious deficit reduction response from the President
• Political Cartoon
• Handshake with Alabama? Not a handshake with working Alabamians
• Leaders attend conference
• Fruitdale fire chief says communications problem could pose danger to citizens
• ClarkeCo BOE re-addresses travel issue
• Mark Your Calendar
• Leonard Dwight Sullivan
• Earl Jones Jackson
• Emmitt Gilmore
• Charles Edward Slayton
• Bonnie Griffin Heim
• Mabel M. Bumpers
• WashCo asked to extend park development contract
• Allison Kelly: A warrior of a different kind
• Ground to be broken for new Jackson fire station
• Coffeeville students to be split between Grove Hill and Jackson
• Bonnie Griffin Heim
• Bonnie Griffin Heim
• Mabel M. Bumpers
• Perfecting their skills
• Overstreet and Brewer inducted into Gamma Beta Phi at USM
• Hannah Dunn and Judy Pugh Inducted into Kappa Delta Pi at UA
• Country legend T.G. Sheppard to perfrom at Gilbertown’s Heritage Festival
• Church Calendar
• Schedule of Easter services announced by St. Peter’s Episcopal Church in Jackson
• ‘HIPPY DAY’ at State House
• Bullying prevention training conducted for Washington County school personnel
• Complete basic computer course
• Harper Head Start Easter egg hunt
• Lady Bears tromp Lady Pirates 19-2
• Bears to host Goshen in first round of playoffs
• Minor League Opening Day Results
• Eagles secure playoff spot despite loss
• ASCC announces basketball tryouts
• Leroy golfers finish 2011 season with a surge
• Team Storm takes Pensacola by storm
• Aggies’ comback effort against CCHS falls short
• Washington County tornado damage
• Storms rip through area
• Account set up at Merchants Bank for Gainestown tornado victims
• United Way Day of Caring 2011
• Leaksville items found in area
• It’s April again and we still remember
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Lakeside Steel makes it official
• Clarke County Records
• Applicants sought for Pine City Ambassadors
• Red Cross responding to areas hit by tornadoes
• ‘Senior Fun & Fitness Day’ at Jackson Senior Center
• Shower honors Miss Jackson
• Sunrise service at Salitpa brings back memories of past
• Miss Steed and Mr. Clark announce wedding plans
• Thanks for the publicity
• Speaks to Kiwanians
• Alabama Viewpoint
• Flawed claims process lingers one year after BP’s oil spill in Gulf
• Political Cartoon
• Class reunion rekindles youth!
• Sonic Cruise-in is this Saturday
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Six Jacksonians to take ‘Honor Flight’
• Two plead to soliciting arson in WashCo court
• Mark Your Calendar
• Mildred Smith Whitsett
• Jacob Emanuel Chappelle
• Mack Neil James
• Johnnie Burrell Jr.
• Bill would make WashCo commissioners part-time
• ‘Never too young to fiddle’
• Proposed legislation may nix Jackson city school system
• ‘Night of twisters’ leaves path of death and destruction
• Church Calendar
• Jackson First United Methodist announces Lenten services
• First Baptist Adult Choir to present ‘The Risen Christ’
• JIS honor rolls announced
• Kindergarten
• First grade
• Second grade
• Signs with ASCC
• JA teams face Sumter
• Bears continue win streak on roll toward playoffs
• Leroy’s Lady Bears put hurtin’ on Southern Choctaw
• Lady Aggies get win over Lady Tigers
• Aggies whip Hillcrest-Evergreen in key area matchup
• Jackson Little League Opening Day
• Attend Rotary awards camp
• Thomasville mayor sets goal of ‘1,000 jobs’
• Honeycutt book signing today at Jackson library
• Reattach streamers
• WashCo Commission votes to hire mobile home inspector
• Goody’s proves change is good with debut of popular fashion store in Jackson
• Thomas celebrates 90th birthday
• Card of Thanks
• Jasmine Wells crowned 2011 Miss Faulkner State
• Final plans announced for Sherrer - Dixon
• 90th birthday celebration to honor Louise Boykin
• TCDC conducts 9th annual ‘Beautillion and Cotillion’
• Historical society to meet at Woodlands Plantation
• Miss Peebles feted at recent events
• Slayton-Noble honored at prenuptial parties
• Jackson Area Chamber of Commerce to kick off Jackson’s clean-up Saturday
• Miller - Parnell to wed May 14
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Fort Sumter attacked 150 years ago this week
• Shutdown or deal? Regardless, more serious issues ahead
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Grove Hill teen tells police of alleged attack in Jackson
• ThyssenKrupp Steel USA in Calvert announces start of coated production
• Plaque depicting local icons, in itself, tells a story
• Political Cartoon
• Get out, clean it up and be proud
• Jackson COC to host Chick-fil-A Leadercast
• New bid amount approved for Jackson fire station
• Mark Your Calendar
• Dorothy Sullivan Beech
• Carolyn Williams Jackson
• Annie Johnson Hill
• Thomas J. Tarleton
• Luz Delia Ray
• Wavely Guy Spears
• Steve Cornell Bumpers
• ALDOT to move McVay Road/U.S. 43 intersection
• McIntosh man charged in fatal hit and run
• Plaque dedicated in memory of local icons
• Crash injures two, sends one vehicle behind car wash
• Wavely Guy Spears
• Church Calendar
• First Assembly to host Brad White Ministries
• Jackson First United Methodist announces Lenten services
• ‘Easter Extravaganza’ returns to Jackson AOG
• Aggies beat Wildcats, can’t outrun Bears
• Lady Bears compete in Andalusia tournament
• Second place in 19- 10- year- old division
• Second place in 11- 12- year- old division
• Bears’ bite too much for Tigers to handle
• Lady Aggies beat Monroe, face Lady Tigers today in key game
• Weekend softball tournament to benefit Children’s Miracle Network
• Leroy golfers swing into spring, compete in Mobile
• Spring Jubilee 5K Run Results
• Running is a family affair for Pezents
• Proper clipping height important to maintain a healthy lawn
• Tips for growing blueberries
• Daylilies come in a variety of sizes and colors
• Toomer’s oaks are historical and exceptional
• A garden to help grow relationships
• Book signing at White Smith Memorial Library April 14
• Kills first turkey
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Spring Jubilee 2011
• Meth maker gets 20 years
• Arrest made in copper thefts
• Depot reunion being planned in Jackson
• New UDC member
• Grove Hill student participates in international project
• GES kindergarten registration April 27
• Receives Woman’s Club awards
• Griffin crowned queen
• Cards of Thanks
• ‘Collard Green Royalty’ raising money for American Cancer Society
• Louise Boykin to be honored April 16 on 90th birthday
• Jackson - Kinman announce wedding plans
• McIntyre-Stewart to wed May 7
• Smith-Adkins to wed
• WashCo Commission addresses heat/air problems at courthouse
• President signals shift to more oil and gas drilling
• Legislative pay and longevity
• Political Cartoon
• Bowling challenge
• Jackson Relay For Life planned for Friday, May 6
• Closing corporate loopholes good for many
• Fiddler’s Convention is April 16
• WashCo BOE better off financially than first thought
• Movers busted with pot and pills
• Police receive false report of shooting at McDonald’s
• Correction
• WashCo officers to verify rabies shots
• Mark Your Calendar
• Jean Chapman Leonard
• Presley E. Robinson
• Estelle Bozeman Reynolds
• George R. Woodyard Jr.
• Gertie Lee Beech
• Sidney Armond Armistead
• Clarke County’s annual Spring Cleanup planned
• Stringer wants own dispatcher at E-911
• JHS coach suspended for travel violations
• Serving up barbecue at CCARC
• Jackson Police officers discover working meth lab
• Thomas J. Tarleton
• Scenes from Jackson Youth Softball opening weekend
• Scenes from Jackson Youth Softball opening weekend
• Youth Softball opening weekend
• Monroe bass tourney this weekend
• Softball tourney to benefit Children’s Miracle Network
• Named U. S. Air Force All- American
• Aggies go 1-3 in tripleheader
• Team Storm wins 3 out of 3
• Church Calendar
• The meaning of Christian sympathy
• First Assembly to host Brad White Ministries
• New Beta Club members
• ‘March Citizens of the Month’ celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday
• Mathews recognized with Scouting’s ‘Ad Altare Dei’
• Otts bag gobbler
• Lady Bears win WashCo Tournament
• JA Eagles leave Gators in the dust
• JMS announces honor roll students for third nine weeks
• Hutto kills first turkey
• Lady Aggies win nail-biter over LHS
• Millry Catfish Festival 2011
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• ClarkeCo BOE approves 2011-12 school calendar
• Fatal Vision training at MHS
• ASCC to host golf tournament
• Millry PD arrests Needham woman for drug possession
• Remember when Jackson had so many stores?
• Recent showers honor Slayton - Noble
• Henderson - Richardson announce May 21 plans
• Service honors Confederate veterans
• St. Stephens funding threatened again
• Washington County Jail inmates call her ‘mama’
• Rock Hill mystery investigated by archeologists
• Chinese ink deal for new tubing plant in Thomasville
• Shipbuilding jobs for South Alabama
• No more Obamacare
• Thanks for support of Vintage Treasures Antique Appraisals
• Political Cartoon
• Mayor Long recognizes good Jackson folks
• Appraisals to help animals
• McIntosh robbery suspects arrested
• Clarke County Arc to host Spring Jubilee this Saturday
• WashCo Sheriff says he will pull out of E-911
• ClarkeCo man gets life in beheading case
• Mark Your Calendar
• Lucille White Anderson
• ClarkeCo BOE votes to close Coffeeville school
• Correction:
• Female JHS student faces weapons charge following cutting at school
• Long honored at Citizen of the Year annual banquet
• Ann Rone Coate
• Vertice Burroughs
• Frances Elizabeth Morgan
• Large crowd converges on Millry state lake
• Frances Elizabeth Morgan
• Lucille White Anderson
• Lucille White Anderson
• Ann Rone Coate
• Coffeeville High School to be closed
• Second Grade ‘Students of the Month’
• First Grade ‘Students of the Month’
• Alabama Southern Foundation first annual golf tournament
• Kindergarten ‘Students of the Month’
• Jackson Academy announces third quarter honor rolls
• Songfellows to sing at Basset Creek Baptist
• What ‘won’t’ you do?
• Rev. Blevins installed
• Church Calendar
• Gulf of Mexico Alliance welcomes Ag associations
• LHS golfers compete in Chatom and Mobile
• JHS golfers compete at Deerfield course
• Catches big catfish
• LHS girls fall to Demopolis in Tombigbee Classic
• Lady Aggies can’t hold on against cross-river rivals
• Local fishermen welcome at MonroeCo bass tournament
• Signs with ASCC
• Aggies pound 6-A Davidson 16-4
• Jackson PD accident reports now available online
• Bears fall in close battle against CCHS
• Tip leads to crack cocaine bust by WashCo deputies
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Wofford will return to WCHS as school’s principal
• UA selects Ed Williams as ‘Outstanding Alumnus’
• ClarkeCo BOE change of venue questioned
• ClarkeCo deputies to drive pickups
• Shelby: ‘Country can’t continue along its same fiscal path’
• Becoming acquainted with new cell phone has been challenging
• Cards of Thanks
• Brookley Kate Long
• Williams-Faust to wed April 23
• CW5 Thomas Schultz retires after 42 years of military service
• Bumpers-Parton vows exchanged
• Thomasville hopes incentives will entice Chinese
• Public workers serve as the ‘convenient scapegoats’
• State Legislature must address overall pension reform
• Political Cartoon
• Standing our ground for federal spending cuts
• Meth lab found in toolbox
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• McIntosh man victim of strong-arm robbery
• JPD reports theft of hunting equipment
• Exchanges club banners
• T’ville company gets fire station contract
• Van ignites at Dairy Queen
• WashCo motorcycle chases end with arrests
• Mark Your Calendar
• Beatrice Oswald Roberts
• Henry J. Dykes Jr.
• John Henry Yelder Sr.
• Roosevelt Jackson
• George Armstead
• Local events offered for outings this weekend
• Long to be honored tonight
• ClarkeCo woman allegedly thrown from moving SUV
• Potential WashCo park developer Goldin Materials guilty of racketeering
• Keep soils well- maintained for healthy yards and gardens
• Bears knock off Choctaw County
• JHS golfers host match at Jackson Links
• Church Calendar
• Thomas earns degree
• Attend Shakespeare Festival
• Moss graduates at Ft. Benning
• To present ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’
• Photos
• Morseth competes in swimming championships
• Lady Eagles split games in round robin tourney
• JA Eagles win home tournament
• Aggies drop double header to Bears
• Lady Aggies get area win over W.S. Neal
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• U.S. Senator Richard Shelby to visit Clarke County March 21
• McIntosh Council renews agreement for housing of inmates
• Clothing retailer Peebles to change name to Goody’s
• Accepting check from Boise
• Clarke United Way recognizes contributors and volunteers at annual meeting in Grove Hill
• UDC Mobile District meets in Jackson
• We are so lucky to be living in an area where we are safe
• Bumpers - Parton vows exchanged
• Four Seasons Garden Club meets at Kimbell House
• Clolinger-Richardson announce final plans
• Billie Ava Conerly
• Hubbard - Roberts announce wedding plans
• Holt - Blount plan May wedding
• One injured in collision
• Creer-Foreman to wed March 26
• Second antiques appraisal show to support regional animal shelter effort
• Legislators pass school funding down the line
• Political Cartoon
• Showdown on federal spending
• Exciting issue of paper in the works
• College students among drug arrests reported by WashCo Sheriff
• Water safety instruction offered in Jackson
• Son of Jackson murder victim charged in scrap metal theft
• Fire destroys pickup
• Wright to head LHS Bears’ football program
• Amos Ray Monroe Davis
• Unveiling of Troy Jones Community Garden highlight of CCARC’s annual Spring Jubilee
• WashCo Commissioner called ‘stupid’ in meeting
• Singers perform at ASCC fund- raiser
• Mark Your Calendar
• John Henry Yelder
• Eunice Dickinson Rodgers
• Major Lamar Faith Sr.
• Mary Turner Busby and Emily Faye Busby
• Jackson teen victim of stabbing
• Shotgun blast leads to murder charge
• Amos Ray Monroe Davis
• Training course being offered to cattlemen March 31- April 1
• Leroy golfers struggle at Azalea City
• God has sent us His answer to inner conflict
• What the world lacks most is love
• Church Calendar
• Blankenship selected for Who’s Who at Southern Miss
• Celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday
• JA students advance to State Technology Fair
• Lady Eagles fall to Patrician and Sumter in tournament
• Awarded scholarships
• Baldwin County edges Lady Bears
• Eagles fall to Coosa Valley in game played in Brewton
• Aggies beat Bulldogs, shut out by UMS
• Demons fall in state semifinals
• ClarkeCo Commission approves $100,000 for Thomasville IDB
• Scenes from Chatom’s Mardi Gras parade
• Rebecca St. James tickets available
• Four Seasons Garden Club conducts meeting
• Second place winners
• First place
• FRED’S supporting Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
• Red Cross hosts class at Sacred Heart Catholic Church
• Relay For Life is just around the corner
• Rational ruling from State Supreme Court
• First place winners
• Woman’s Club meets at Woodlands Plantation
• Spring-like days have made me want to plant something
• Clarke County Records
• Food establishment ratings released for Clarke and Washington counties
• Political Cartoon
• Must hold Boeing accountable on contract for Air Force tankers
• Could Bronner build a hotel in St. Stephens?
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Former Jackson councilman meets best selling author
• Field designated for Jackson softball league
• Mark Your Calendar
• Roberta Thompson Robinson
• New judge sworn in
• Forest Avenue collision results in two injuries
• McIntosh trio face illegal drug charges
• Jackson woman charged in ID theft after serving time
• Two killed in WashCo crash
• Louise Armistead Dailey
• Charles Louis Wilson
• Ernest Ray Watson
• Mary Isabell Murphy
• Lightning damages Jackson bank
• Rain doesn’t stop revelers
• Lady Demons in state tourney
• Local fishermen win at Camden tournament
• Walker Springs Road hosting revival March 6-9
• Rev. Jon Russell to speak at First Assembly revival
• Alpha Center benefit
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Church Calendar
• New Web site allows for watching wildlife
• JA Eagles split pair of games in Grove Hill
• Leroy High School’s Golf team hits the links
• Bears power their way through Tombigbee Classic
• Bass Tourney scheduled for April 2
• Vick signs with ASCC
• Leroy captures Citronelle softball tourney title
• JA Lady Eagles beat Southern 10- 3
• Jackson uses late inning heroics
• Lady Aggies bow out of regionals
• Jackson Academy wins state powerlifting title
• Annual auction raises money for WashCo Public Library
• Million dollar judgement against ousted circuit judge overturned
• New CCHS, JHS coaches approved; ‘Teachers of the Year’ named
• Chatom PD arrests Oklahoma man on illegal drug charges
• Judge hangs up robe
• Check presented
• Mobile meth lab found in shoplifter’s vehicle
• Ribbon cut at new business
• Bid awarded for resurfacing of St. Stephens Park Road
• J.R. Morgan appointed to district judgeship; Finney retains ClarkeCo Coroner’s office
• Richardson says people are affected by past ‘imprints’
• ‘Day of Caring” is April 15
• Faith speaks to JA juniors
• JA Spelling Bee winners
• Rotary hosts special guests
• Poster winner
• Atchison accepted into Delta Mu Delta
• University of Mobile faculty piano recital has international flavor
• BTAPC talent search for ‘Honk Jr.’
• Peebles supporting military through ‘Operation Homefront’
• Cards of Thanks
• Most of us use the wrong words from time to time
• Chatom Mardi Gras parade is Saturday
• Slash and burn
• Tanker decision prompts some serious questions
• It’s time to move forward
• Loid Samuel Roemen
• Brady Lucas Jordan
• Political Cartoon
• Good-bye, Mr. Buckles: the last doughboy
• Wins top float
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Chatom PD receives bulletproof vests from ‘Armor of God’
• Debra Ann Chancey
• Horsley remembered for compassion
• Renowned gospel-bluegrass musician Enoch Sullivan dies
• Richard Long to be honored as Jackson’s Citizen of the Year
• Tempers heat up as WashCo grants discussed
• Mark Your Calendar
• Margaret Wood Heison
• Enoch Hugh Sullivan
• Tommie Lee Horsley
• Edna Earle Holston
• Meet and Greet for new JHS coach
• Fugitives apprehended after long chase
• JHS falls to Escambia Co.
• CCHS downs Luverne
• HOOPS REGIONALS
• Cartoon
• AUCTION
• What made the difference?
• Church Calendar
• Dr. Paul Carlisle to speak Sunday at First Baptist Church
• Women in Winter Ministry to meet at Stave Creek Baptist
• Solid defense to help carry the load for Jackson’s Lady Eagles
• Autrey likes the way younger players have stepped up at JHS
• 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
• Baseball started Monday, softball to follow soon
• ClarkeCo backs off fee for housing Choctaw inmates
• Mark Your Calendar
• Dealing with chronic diseases
• ClarkeCo E-911 getting upgrade on computer line
• Scenes from Jackson’s Mardi Gras parade
• Jackson City Council approves letting bids for new fire station
• Smith is guest speaker
• Andy Andrews to speak at UM
• Historical Society to hear about Rosenwald Schools
• Essay contest winner
• Marks chosen Miss JMS
• Annual two-day yard sale announced at FBC Jackson
• Breitling wins Florida VFW Voice of Democracy
• TCDC Mardi Gras king and queen selected
• CCARC Annual Spring Jubilee is Saturday, April 2
• Mr. and Mrs. Holder celebrate 70th wedding anniversary
• A juxtaposition of sorts
• Time to prepare for Jackson’s Relay for Life
• Lost wallet proves Jackson is a good place to live
• Political Cartoon
• Black History Tea is Saturday in Jackson
• Clarke-Washington EMC turns 75
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Motion dies for Cane Creek bridge guardrail
• Leon Antwone Reed Jr.
• Rev. Wiley Landrum
• John Wesley Johnson Sr.
• Many on Gulf Coast still suffering from failed BP claims process
• Several retire/resign from WashCo Schools System
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Bettye Mae Boykin
• Leassie Howard Busby
• Nathaniel Jackson
• Nathaniel Abston Jr.
• Emlie McCaster
• Morris Wilson Dyess
• Nell Boswell Blair
• Man claims to be victim of strong-arm robbery
• Party in the streets!
• Spat ensues over water tank for WashCo business park
• Financial woes may spell end for Coffeeville school
• Mayor says Jackson is doing fine
• Margaret Wood Heison
• Morris Wilson Dyess
• Presents appropriation
• Williams signs with Faulkner State
• Local forestry service to give away trees in observance of Arbor Week
• Jesus will set you free from your past
• Church Calendar
• Advocacy group meets
• Attend district meeting
• JIS February ‘Students of the Month’
• Teneechin Pritchett named to VC Dean’s List
• Myer achieves U of A Dean’s List
• Jacobs is Gillmore ‘Teacher of the Year’
• JMS students create Fabergé eggs
• National School Counseling Week observed in Clarke County schools
• Andrews sisters bag bucks
• Parnell kills first deer
• Sign football scholarships
• AHSAA area basketball tourney results announced
• Aggies take to the diamond
• Eagles advance to Elite Eight, fall to Dixie
• Coffeeville High School may be on the chopping block
• Sen. Shelby urges groundswell against debt
• The Wizard of Oz at Gilbertown
• 2011 Catfish Festival events
• Five generations gather
• Certificate presented
• New UDC members
• Mobile Historic Homes Tour March 18-19
• ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’ tickets on sale March 1
• Donates to JMS library
• Washington County Library auction enters 18th year
• Cards of Thanks
• Jackson-Sullivan to wed March 27
• Old home remedies for ailments are not fondly remembered
• Thomas-Berry plan March ceremony
• Leadership Washington to host “State of the County Meeting”
• Can’t erase the war
• New census means legislative districts will have to be redrawn
• Political Cartoon
• GOP-controlled House having an impact
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke BOE fills teaching positions
• Drug arrests reported in WashCo
• Collision injures two
• Jackson woman assaulted following forcible entry
• Mark Your Calendar
• Gordon Morseth
• Freddy Wayne Dick
• Harold Norman Holliday Sr.
• Jackson parade kicks off Mardi Gras in area
• Highway 177 industrial park road dedicated as ‘Klepac Street’
• Wreck injures one
• Man found dead in church near Bolentown
• ClarkeCo roundup nets 16 arrests
• Gordon Morseth
• Freddy Wayne Dick
• Harold Norman Holliday Sr.
• Sign-ups continue for Dixie League, Little League and Youth Softball
• Three Bears sign
• Lady Eagles play in state tourney today
• An invitation to all congregations
• Stave Creek to host campmeeting Feb. 25, 26
• Only Christ can fill your life with enduring substance
• Russell is revival speaker
• Church Calendar
• Hicks receives degree from Virginia College
• Kindergarten
• First grade
• Raise money for Salvation Army
• Second grade
• JA students make donation
• Non-pricing food programs for local child / adult day care centers
• Kills first deer
• Brings down 8- point
• First deer killed
• Competes at state gymnastics meet
• Big buck for first kill
• Bags 8- point buck
• Moten kills first deer
• Jackson Academy Eagles are state bound
• Aggies fall to Tigers in tourney
• ffi Valentine’s Sweetheartsffi
• Chocolate Festival
• Local author publishes book of poetry
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Receives recognition
• Leroy woman accused of stealing from parents
• Card of Thanks
• Haylie Grace West
• Jackson Woman’s Club conducts February meeting
• Sherrer-Dixon to wed April 16
• Daspit-Jones vows exchanged
• Kayla Powell honored at recent bridal showers
• WashCo Cattlemen meet
• Commissioner Rhone pushes for guardrails at Cane Creek
• Another federal judge challenges ObamaCare
• Shutting down the Joe-Ron Room
• Political Cartoon
• Locals invited to attend Humane Society seminar
• Powell move big ‘home run’ for JHS
• Truckers oppose WashCo Commissioner Williams’ permit/bond system
• Plans for renovations at Jackson Square revealed
• JPD reports arrests of accused shoplifters
• Mark Your Calendar
• Linda Faye Woods
• Eugene Garner Jr.
• Tracy M. Jackson
• John Christopher Carter Sr.
• Keeble M. Bumpers
• Black History Tea planned for Feb. 26
• Jackson reports increase in tax revenue
• Eight injured in Highway 43 wreck
• Juvenile charged in WashCo truck theft
• Auction raises money for RCAC
• James Bryant Whigham
• Powell could cross river to coach at JHS
• Tracy M. Jackson
• John Christopher Carter Sr.
• James Bryant Whigham
• Jackson welcomes fred’s Super Dollar as newest retailer
• An invitation to all congregations
• First Assembly to host ‘Prayer Zone Partner Service’
• The Christian struggle
• Church Calendar
• ‘Box Tops’ winners
• Area residents named to Cumberland Dean’s List
• Jackson Intermediate School honor roll students announced
• Salvation Army Bell Ringers
• First deer killed
• Kills 7- point
• Jordan’s first deer
• Bags buck
• Sign-ups announced for Dixie League, Little League and Youth Softball
• Scholastic and athletic achiever
• Eagles advance to regionals
• Washington County Civil Court docket for Feb. 7 announced
• Shelby to visit Washington County
• ‘Kiwanian of the Year’
• JPD investigates more burglaries
• Developer to hold courtesy meeting about Jackson Square improvements
• Jackson Police Chief: ‘No open house parties will be tolerated’
• Mattress flies from truck and injures mother
• Attend Bentley’s pre- inauguration
• Makes annual donations
• Activities at Jackson Healthcare Facility
• CCERC meets in T’ville
• Miss Hicks - Mr. Robinson announce wedding plans
• Transitions Lifestyle… good diet for me and others
• Bryant-Rogers to wed Feb. 12
• Riley’s deals in his final days as governor
• State of the Union address falls short
• We will all pay for unrest in Egypt
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• McIntosh man faces drug charges
• New Jackson police officers sworn in
• James A. Gardner Sr.
• Roland Freeman Dickey
• WashCo Cattlemen meet tonight
• ‘We were done wrong,’ says WashCo schools support personnel
• Search is on for Jackson’s ‘Citizen of the Year’
• Problems persist with WashCo E-911 Board
• Hunter hurt in fall from tree
• Finney out as Clarke Coroner
• Cards of Thanks
• Mark Your Calendar
• Collision injures two
• First deer killed
• Kills 8- point
• Plays for the Wolves
• Photo
• JHS swimmers compete in state championship meet
• Honored at state tourney
• Clarke County tournament set for Feb. 3 in Thomasville JV Lady Eagles fall to Ashford in state tourney
• Turn a school zone into a prayer zone
• Christian service is a life’s work
• C hurch C alendar
• Meitzler signs with Faulkner
• Eagles head into area tournament as No. 2 seed
• JV Eagles place third in state
• McIntosh town employees get raise
• Fred’s grand opening is Friday
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• ClarkeCo sheriff wants to charge for housing Choctaw inmates
• JMS honor rolls announced
• JA Drama Club competes at Faulkner in Montgomery
• Graduation exam assistance offered to 11th and 12th graders
• UM to present free Valentine’s Day concert
• Card of Thanks
• Engagement announced for Dean – McReynolds
• Locks of Love donation
• Miss Butts - Mr. Wilkerson engagement announced
• Corinne Elizabeth Payne
• Thank you notes are falling by the wayside
• Hawk - Criswell to wed March 26
• Roberts - Powell exchange wedding vows
• Accident knocks out power
• A mulligan for the governor
• ObamaCare repeal vote not just a ‘symbolic’ victory
• Political Cartoon
• Republicans can use senate rules to force vote
• Millry in search of new town attorney
• WashCo Sheriff reports multiple drug arrests
• ClarkeCo schools super requests added security at board meetings
• Presents check to WashCo Commission
• Weaver gets life after guilty plea in Malone murder case
• Mark Your Calendar
• Clarke deeds, marriage licenses
• Johnnie L. Moore
• Ann Klepac Roberts
• George Franklin Reynolds Sr.
• George Lawrence Hayes Jr.
• Columbus Collie Hartley
• Second juvenile charged in Jan. 16 Bargain Motors burglary
• Benjamin Broadus Elmore
• Burglars strike seven businesses
• McIntosh sewerage line a ‘go’
• One charged in cutting of Jackson man
• Mardi Gras coming to Jackson
• Jackson’s allocation to chamber of commerce increases over last year
• Ann Klepac Roberts
• George Lawrence Hayes Jr.
• Benjamin Broadus Elmore
• Columbus Collie Hartley
• George Franklin Reynolds Sr.
• hurch C alendar
• An invitation to all congregations
• Hosts King celebration
• Let go and let God
• First deer killed
• Brown gets 9- point
• Nice buck
• Jackson Academy JV boys are state bound
• Coates named ‘Back of the Year’
• Eagles split pair in area play
• JHS presents 2010 football awards
• Celebrating Dr. King’s birthday
• Dr. King observance in Grove Hill
• Clarke County resident recalls being part of 1957 Auburn National Championship team
• Cooley graduates cum laude from University of Alabama
• Cards of Thanks
• Atchison chosen Dogwood Trail Maid
• JA announces honor rolls
• Slade Hunter Glass
• Cards of Thanks
• Woman’s Club meets at White Smith Library
• Garden club meets with ‘Nature’s Helpers’
• Miss Donald to marry Christopher Rashad Allen
• Keith - Henderson to wed March 26
• In honor of those serving
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• New governor inherits huge financial problems
• Political Cartoon
• Tragedy in Tucson: Looking beyond our tears and prayers
• Parents should be held responsible for children
• WashCo Cattlemen to meet
• Grant awarded to provide services for abused children
• ClarkeCo Sheriff’s Department reports thefts, attempt to stop racing
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Two injured in wreck
• McIntosh man charged in attempted burglary of Jackson pawn shop
• Mark Your Calendar
• Johnnie Elizabeth Wills
• Reba Roper Williams
• Annie Gertrude Spencer
• Thelma Williams Roberts
• Willie Lewis Chapman
• Tamike L. Caves
• Carola LaTonya Brown
• Carlton Clayton Wade Sr.
• Mary Ellis Bumpers
• New coroner sworn in
• WashCo names ‘Teachers of the Year’
• Royal Brown Sr.
• The dream continues
• Jackson Police catch burglars in the act
• Carlton Clayton Wade Sr.
• JA JV on roll with 8-1 record and victories over Sumter and CPS
• Eagles boast six-game winning streak
• C hurch C alendar
• UM Symphonic Winds ensemble to present free concert Feb. 24
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Heed the call to go
• ‘STL Rally’ scheduled at First Assembly of God
• Lady Aggies win three in a row
• Aggies handle Tigers in close area game
• Kelly leaving JHS for Saraland
• Winter weather impacts area blood collection
• Albino raccoon caught
• WashCo welcomes new Extension System agent
• Third Annual Mobile Chocolate Festival planned for Feb. 5
• Gasoline prices continue to rise
• Holly announces upcoming chamber of commerce events
• There is need for rivalry in the world of sports
• ClarkeCo Jail shakedown conducted
• Money for ministry
• ClarkeCo Commission to borrow portion of paving money
• Makes presentation to JMS
• MCHM announces ‘Mockingbird’ auditions
• Second grade
• First grade
• PreK- 3, 4K and kindergarten
• January ‘Citizens of the Month’
• Cards of Thanks
• ‘Honor Thy Children’ dinner and auction is Feb. 5 in Jackson
• Stork Report
• Honor band concert features outstanding high school musicians
• I think I am going to enjoy my Christmas gift
• Clolinger-Richardson announce engagement
• Clarke County Records
• Washington County business shipping product to southern California
• 112th Congress brings new feel to Washington
• Trumping Mark Twain’s words
• Robert E. Lee remembered as a man of ‘untarnished character’
• Political Cartoon
• U.S. Constitution is back in vogue
• JA JV on roll with 8-1 record and victories over Sumter and CPS
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Tips offered for dealing with winter weather
• Washington County Sheriff’s Report
• Wins contest
• Wreck results in minor injuries
• JPD reports burglaries and thefts
• Mark Your Calendar
• Emmie Dixon Clarke
• J.D. Leonard
• Gale D. Leggett
• Uhbern Kirkland
• Esther Givens Williams
• Eagles boast six-game winning streak
• Emeline McClure Porter
• Tee Vee Pope
• Anna Frances Miller
• Roy Leo Hoven
• Orville Floyd Holley Jr.
• Jeanette Evans
• Former Jackson Police Chief retires from U.S. Marshals Service
• MLK Day events planned
• Trucking company takes over old G-1 Mechanical building
• Arizona shooting leads to change at Jackson City Council meetings
• New ClarkeCo Sheriff sworn in
• C hurch C alendar
• UM Symphonic Winds ensemble to present free concert Feb. 24
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Heed the call to go
• ‘STL Rally’ scheduled at First Assembly of God
• Lady Aggies win three in a row
• Aggies handle Tigers in close area game
• Kelly leaving JHS for Saraland
• Winter weather impacts area blood collection
• Albino raccoon caught
• WashCo welcomes new Extension System agent
• Third Annual Mobile Chocolate Festival planned for Feb. 5
• Gasoline prices continue to rise
• Holly announces upcoming chamber of commerce events
• There is need for rivalry in the world of sports
• Area braces for ice storm; area schools closed Monday
• Esther Givens Williams
• Tee Vee Pope
• Jeanette Evans
• Bags big 8- point
• First deer killed
• Kills nice buck
• JA Eagles win close one over South Choctaw
• Lankford lifts JV Lady Eagles over CPS Gators
• Church Calendar
• Old Washington church building placed on Alabama historical register
• First Presbyterian Church welcomes new pastor
• JHS baseball camp participants
• Aggies roll over T.R. Miller, Moss Point and Sweet Water
• JA JV Eagles improve to 6-1
• Christmas Classic cancellation affects rest of season
• Jags battle Raiders
• FSA announces results of county committee election
• Tax deadline this year is April 18
• Coastal Gateway hires new executive director
• Gov.-elect Bentley names former House Speaker Hammett to head ADO
• Wins bicycle
• 1165th Military Police Company called to active duty
• Dodging potholes at ‘Lake Leroy High School’
• Brunch honors bride-elect
• Dunagan - Hooper to wed Saturday
• Card Of Thanks
• What your server will and will not tell you
• Miss Slayton and Mr. Noble announce June wedding plans
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Theft of TK generator investigated by WashCo Sheriff’s Department
• Where the gold glitters
• Lame duck confusion adds to public frustration
• Thanks for support of Operation Christmas
• Cartoon
• Jackson once had 16 grocery stores
• Grove Hill asked to sponsor car show
• WashCo Commission clears up details of MOU
• CWEMC presents awards
• Squatters make home in empty Jackson house
• Mattie L. Atchison Goldman
• Mark Your Calendar
• Carl M. Long
• Mabeline Roberts Lee
• Gladys Presnall
• Clifford I. Grant
• Florence Pace Ryser
• Stephen Ryan Massey
• James Aubrey Kelly
• Jamie Katherine Gaillard
• Dylan Milford Bradley
• Jerry Turman Barnes
• T’ville man charged in girlfriend’s shooting death
• Bloody fight sends two to hospital
• Ramey’s buys Jackson Pic-N-Sav
• WashCo man dies in domestic dispute
• Florence Pace Ryser
• Jerry Turman Barnes
• All-state players named
• 14-point killed in Leroy
• Jags on roll in basketball
• Kills big 10-point
• Bike winners
• Card of Thanks
• Final plans for Powell-Roberts
• Four Seasons Garden Club meets
• Bradford is guest speaker at Woman’s Club meeting
• ‘The best laid plans of mice and men oft go awry’
• Marie Powell Weaver
• Mary Lucille Norwood
• Larry Wayne Lucyies
• George Finch
• Constance Furr Plummer
• Simeon Grady Daniels
• November - December
• Deloris E. Beck
• Inez Packer Howard
• October
• September
• August
• July
• Looking back at 2010
• Looking back at 2010
• Looking back at 2010
• Looking back at 2010
• Looking back at 2010
• Looking back at 2010
• Property taxes are due now
• Memorial tree
• Clarke County Records
• Walking for Tucker
• Barlow Bend churches fall victim to thieves
• Hunter education class
• Mississippi men face drug and gun charges in WashCo
• DUI suspect leads WashCo deputy on high-speed chase
• Time capsule items destroyed
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Home destroyed by fire
• Two WashCo residents charged with making meth
• Mark Your Calendar
• JPD investigates burglaries, thefts
• Sullivan named McIntosh Officer of the Year
• WashCo to consider employee drug tesing
• Business looks good for Jackson at start of 2011
• Considering a ‘pay as you go’ plan
• The public pension problem
• Political Cartoon
• Congress approves LCS in time for Christmas
• Looking forward to another New Year
• Sanctus Real in concert at Thomasville Civic Center
• Spiritual Beliefs
• Are you guided by God’s GPS?
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Basketball Scoreboard
• Bags big 6-point
• Kills 8-point
• Signs with USA
• JA JV Eagles improve to 4-1
• Area players dominate writers’ awards
• Party honors Dr. and Mrs. Sid Leak
• Donate to Salvation Army
• Santa greets students
• Spreading Christmas cheer
• Santa visits Walmart
• Kiwanians donate toys
• Donates to Christmas
• A dream come true
• Card of Thanks
• Shower honors bride-elect
• Celebrate Christmas every day
• Students surpass reading goal
• Lillian Knight Duke
• Harlin Eugene Curry
• James Howell
• John Henry Collins Jr.
• Lorraine Johnson
• Raymond Percy Roberts Jr.
• Bonnie Lucille Parnell
• William C. Mosley
• Arvin Foscue McLendon
• Rudolph Woodyard
• Harvey Hardaway Jackson Jr.
• Roland Freeman Dickey
• Letters to Santa
• Wagarville park featured in national magazine
• Older says WashCo BOE support personnel punished for filing suit
• ClarkeCo initiates ‘Yellow Dot’
• Bates Lake Road to get truck scales
• Clarke County BOE to avoid dipping into line of credit for now
• Contest winners
• Second arrest made in Jackson tobacco store burglary
• Jackson Fire Department awards
• Eagles soar over Gators
• Auburn coach visits area
• WashCo checkpoint results in drug arrest
• Two burned in mobile home fire
• Jackson to unearth time capsule
• driver injured
• Man charged with armed robbery of Chatom store
• ClarkeCo Sheriff’s Report
• Write Your Officials
• Lobbyists will figure a way
• Special needs children enjoyed Christmas party
• Thanks for making annual Christmas parade a success
• Political Cartoon
• Even war cannot dampen the hope of Christmas
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Mark Your Calendar
• O Lord my strength
• Simeon Grady Daniels
• Harvey Hardaway Jackson Jr.
• William C. Mosley
• Arvin Foscue McLendon
• Managing nuisance deer
• First deer killed
• Kills first deer
• Spike is first kill
• 17-inch spread
• Kills first deer
• Big 9-point killed
• Plays in Mississippi Alabama game
• Eagles beat Sumter, fall to Patrician and Escambia
• Lady Eagles win one drop two
• Honored for service
• Sign up now for JHS baseball camp
• Lady Demons too hot for JHS to handle
• Aggies whip Demons
• Joseph Immanuel Reed Jr.
• Jordan Latrelle Moore
• Card Of Thanks
• Thank You from the family of Herndon Rivers
• Waters - McDonald plans announced
• ‘Memorial & Honor Program’ at White Smith Library helps purchase books
• Ballet and symphony in T’ville were spectacular
• Woodie Frank Marrisette
• Lisa Johnson
• Roland Dicks Pruitt Sr.
• James Franklin Odom
• Peter Trice Adams
• Scenes from Coffeeville’s parade, Dec. 11
• 2010 Millry Christmas Parade
• Jackson Christmas Parade 2010
• Sweet ThyssenKrupp Alabama’
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Burglary reported at CCARC
• Dispute continues over WashCo road paving
• Toys distributed
• No charges in removal of culverts
• Clarke County toy drive
• Jackson company gets county paving work
• Peruvian horse drill team performs at St. Stephens
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Mark Your Calendar
• Ashton Shepherd, David Allan Coe to perform at War Bama Club
• MOWA tribe wants its own industrial authority
• Jackson Firefighter of the Year
• Suicide now investigated as murder
• Rolling steel in Calvert
• New hangar fee approved for Jackson airport
• Students sing at Senior Center
• Contest winners announced
• December Citizens of the Month
• Sexual abuse of child alleged in Clarke County
• Riley wants curve in straight highway
• Write Your Officials
• Thanks for support during holiday season
• ThyssenKrupp impressive addition to area and nation
• Political Cartoon
• Nancy Pelosi’s ‘Christmas tree’ not very pretty
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Christmas cantata Dec. 19 at FUMC
• Christmas caroling
• Signs of Christmas
• Christmas Mass schedule at Sacred Heart in Grove Hill
• Woodie Frank Marrisette
• Lisa Johnson
• Rudolph Woodyard
• Roland Dicks Pruitt Sr.
• James Franklin Odom
• Peter Trice Adams
• JHS plans baseball camp
• Lady Eagles kick off season with tough region contests
• Catches big one
• Big 8-point
• Brothers kill deer
• Attend AISA All-Star Game
• Perform at Disney World
• JA JV Eagles start off at 2-0
• JA Eagles split first games of season
• Bears are No. 1 in state
• Card of Thanks
• New member welcomed
• Christopher James Trujillo
• Braydon Fisher Nichols
• Hotel Magnolia and Magnolia Court Restaurant real treats
• Powell - Roberts to wed January 1
• Neville Stevens
• LaKeisha Patrice McCall
• Frank Herndon Rivers
• Carl Wilson Marshall
• Zoe Thompson Anderson
• Millry Christmas parade rescheduled for Saturday
• Jackson’s parade is today
• Chatom parade kicks off Christmas
• Grove Hill Christmas Parade
• GH Council OKs lease change for garbage transfer station
• Leroy water tower raised
• Fund set up to help rebuild wrecked home of mom, son
• Operation Christmas donations
• McIntosh Rescue Squad sponsoring Memorial Christmas Tree 2010
• Fire protection for new WashCo business park addressed
• Two charged with meth possession by McIntosh PD
• McCorquodale honored on 90th birthday
• Bill for WashCo Road 20 paving remains unpaid
• Separate WashCo wrecks claim two
• DNA used to solve ‘08 burglary
• History sails through Jackson
• Wagarville man charged with DUI on lawnmower
• Clarke County Records
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Mark Your Calendar
• Clarke County schools receive grant for ASCC dual enrollment students
• JIS ‘Citizens of the Month’
• LHS conducts Christmas food drive
• ASCC students inducted into Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society
• Second grade
• First grade
• 4K-kindergarten
• Schools donate to Operation Christmas
• Donald wins state contest
• Visit fire station
• JMS Beta Club officers
• JIS visual arts participants
• Letters
• Riley’s ethics session
• How well is your child’s school performing?
• Cartoon
• Presidential reversal on Gulf oil drilling
• Peruvian horse team to perform Saturday at St. Stephens
• Christmas services announced at FUMC
• First Baptist children’s program
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Holiday services planned at First Baptist in Jackson
• Neville Stevens
• Frank Herndon Rivers
• Carl Wilson Marshall
• First buck killed
• Kills first buck
• Aggies dominate McIntosh Demons
• AHSAA Super 6 Football Pairings
• Twelve teams to face off on Auburn’s gridiron Thursday and Friday
• Lady Aggies burn Demons 48-39 in opener
• Bigger fish to fry than Tide vs. Tigers
• Bears are Auburn bound!
• Step Sing 2010
• Card of Thanks
• ‘Santa’s Land of Lights’ open through New Year’s
• Four Seasons Garden Club conducts November meeting
• Thanks
• JHS student marches in parade
• Henderson is UWA graduate
• Hayden Garrick Price
• Devise a plan for having less stress during the holidays
• April Norwood Reed
• Larry O’Neal Presnall
• Tammy Tarell McReynolds
• Willie Lee Martin
• Frank Herndon Rivers
• Elmer Lee Rhodes
• Stacey Shannon Dixon
• Melvin Raymond Thomas
• Continuing the discussion on Washington County roads
• JPD, JFD to distribute toys for Operation Christmas Dec. 14
• Donate to Operation Christmas
• Teen to be charged with stealing city’s bleachers
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Wreck injures Leroy resident
• Jackson Police Chief offers holiday safety tips
• PowerSouth safe construction recognized for McIntosh project
• ASCC President Reginald Sykes addresses Jackson City Council
• Jackson lights tree
• Annual Step Sing
• State title within their grasp
• Area parades begin to roll this weekend
• Turkey Trot Landfill opens
• Keeping the politicians honest
• Cartoon
• Oil Spill Damage-Claims Process a Second Disaster for Gulf Coast
• Profiling may be only way to stop terrorism at home
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Mark Your Calendar
• Donates Thanksgiving baskets
• Created to worship Him
• Schedule set for holiday events at First United Methodist Church
• First Baptist announces upcoming holiday schedule
• Elmer Lee Rhodes
• Frank Herndon Rivers
• Stacey Shannon Dixon
• Starting slots up in air for Jackson Academy hoopsters
• Lady Aggies look for balance in youth and experience
• Four starters return to lead Aggies’ hoops
• Defense key for Lady Eagles
• Bears advance to semi-finals
• First deer killed
• Kills 300-pound boar
• Keahey is AACD Legislative Leader
• Yard of the Month
• Williams joins Mobile law firm
• Coleman - Randolph engagement announced
• Big dig conducted at Old St. Stephens town site
• Angela Cecilia Parker
• Melvin Raymond Thomas
• Gaston Moss Jr.
• Saint E. McLendon
• Jimmy Hayes
• Lillie Thomasene Fleming
• Home heating fires still represent a leading cause of home fires and fatalities
• Complete computer class
• Kiwanis makes annual donations
• Makes donation to JHC
• Thomasville man survives crash with freight train
• Millry adopts building code
• WashCo Commission addresses County Road 20 and District 4 debt
• Presents check for food donations
• JPD Chief warns of check scam
• JA, JIS DARE graduation 2010
• Discussing Washington County roads
• Clarke County anti-litter group receives numerous PALS awards
• Pair charged in burglary of tobacco store
• Mayor presented turkey
• No solutions for WashCo roads/bridges
• Jackson Chamber conducts annual meeting
• United Way short of its annual fund-raising goal
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke County deeds, marriage licenses listed
• ASCC Associate Degree Nursing Program celebrates 100 percent pass rate on NCLEX
• Second grade
• First grade
• 4K-kindergarten
• Becton fears backlash from GOP/AEA agenda
• Let’s define ‘double-dipping’
• Change comes to Congress
• Cartoon
• An empty place at the Thanksgiving table
• Let’s count our blessings instead of our losses
• Grateful that Jesus hears our every prayful plea
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Mark Your Calendar
• It’s all a matter of perspective
• Jackson Christmas events begin Sunday
• Step Sing at First United Methodist is Sunday night
• Angela Cecilia Parker
• Melvin Raymond Thomas
• Gaston Moss Jr.
• Saint E. McLendon
• Jimmy Hayes
• Lillie Thomasene Fleming
• Youth Day deer hunter
• Moseley hanging in at Auburn
• Signing with Bama
• Pigskin Pickins'
• 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
• What has happened to credibility in reporting?
• Black Friday comes early!
• Fall Festival a success
• First deer killed
• Fall festival contest winners announced
• Brynley McKayla Howard
• Kills 8-point buck
• Muriel Dyar Glaister
• Doris Dean Osborne
• James Otis Hoffman
• Troy Simpson Dungan
• Monthly St. Stephens dig announced for this weekend
• Aron Johnson Roberts
• Winners of the Slayton Brothers’ Lumberjack Competition announced
• Thanksgiving and Christmas need separate celebrations
• Two murders on upcoming ClarkeCo docket
• Douglas begins new term
• Republicans: beware the Heart of Dixie’s long memory
• Man committed for mental treatment following alleged unwanted solicitations
• Collects food donations
• JPD investigating burglaries
• WashCo citizens don’t want their road paved
• Paying tribute
• Jackson Area COC to conduct annual meeting
• Jackson announces Christmas events
• Wreck injures one
• A.M. fire damages Jackson Wood Fiber
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Five guilty pleas in WashCo court
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Jackson students trail Grove Hill in remediation participation
• Another November 13th Heisman?
• Lame duck session arrives
• Glad to see flags displayed
• Thanks for honesty
• Cartoon
• Food bank established at McIntosh church for upcoming holidays
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Mark Your Calendar
• Get out of fear and into faith
• Annual Step Sing set for Nov. 28 at the First United Methodist Church
• Muriel Dyar Glaister
• James Otis Hoffman
• Troy Simpson Dungan
• Robinson chosen Fair Queen
• Willie Earl Coates
• Aggies compete in Orange and Black Classic Swim Meet
• In times of discouragement get into the presence of God
• Tom Cruise gets vote for WashCo Coroner’s office
• Patricia L. Presnall
• Kills first deer with crossbow
• UM will present Christmas Spectacular at Dauphin Way Baptist Church in Mobile
• James Clifford Bowerman
• First deer killed
• 130th anniversary celebrated
• Jackson schools receive $240,000
• Scenes from ‘Special Needs Day’ at the fair
• Local veterans recall days of WW II and experience of Honor Flight
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• 3rd-6th grade contest winners
• Correction
• Ceremony veterans
• Pigskin Pickins'
• Book Character Contest winners
• Jackson Fall Festival
• Red Ribbon Week at Gillmore Elementary
• AISA volleyball all-stars
• JIS celebrates Red Ribbon Week
• Fall Festival and Fair Fun!
• Harper Head Start hosting ‘Community Partnership Day’
• Normal mast crop brodes well for state’s deer hunters
• Photographs
• White Smith Memorial Library
• Stork Report
• Sweet Water not such a ‘Pleasant Home’ for visitors
• UM Center for Performing Arts presents 'Amahl and the Night Visitors'
• WashCo receives funds for road resurfacing
• Christmas at Oakleigh’ set for December 3-5
• Kidd’s kick returns seals deal for WCHS
• Workshop offered for biology educators
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Thanksgiving fast approaching; cooks already planning menus
• LHS Bears hit paydirt five times in 2nd frame
• Bronner’s salary climbing
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Josie Peavy Law
• Gators sink Pirates postseason hopes
• Alabama sees firsts in tide of change
• Purse reported stolen at Pic N Sav
• Anna Roper Lanier Law
• Second round for AHSAA, semi-final in AISA pairings
• Sunflower residents in sticky situation
• WashCo to weight-limit Bates Lake Road
• Joseph James Harmon
• Gardner’s Wildcats end season in Elba, 23-6
• Southern hospitality at its best
• Road repairs discussed at ClarkeCo Commission meeting
• Sarah Elizabeth Crayton
• Thornton hits paydirt three times for Tigers
• Cartoon
• Veterans Day ceremony today
• Reita Evette Padgett
• Demons shock Brantley 23-20
• Cooperation is the key to any successful event
• Historical marker dedicated
• Karleen Barnes Hockaday
• Albino opossum captured
• Mark Your Calendar
• James Clifford Bowerman
• Karleen Barnes Hockaday
• GOP dog catches car: Now what happens?
• Murder trials on WashCo docket
• Presents check to Jackson Senior Center
• Aggies ‘Bowe’ up on Tigers
• Forget politics... come enjoy the Fall Festival!
• Huge meth lab discovered in south WashCo
• Good deals on holiday meals
• Local author to offer new book at Jackson’s Annual Fall Festival
• Cartoon
• Norris first Republican elected ClarkeCo Sheriff
• Recalling days gone by
• Cecil E. McMullan Fairgrounds dedicated
• Americans send a message to Washington
• Clarke County deeds, marriage licenses published
• Jackson rape suspect extradited from Texas
• New Rotarians inducted
• Pre-election prayer breakfast
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Veterans Day ceremony Nov. 11
• Card of thanks
• Clarke Baptist Association to collect shoebox gifts
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Officers attend domestic violence training
• Logan William Sieja
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Named ‘Bear Sweetheart’
• JPD to participate in ‘Yellow Dot’ program
• Lauren Marie Mathews
• Pigskin Picklins'
• The little church that could:
• JHS Messenger Elvin Whittaker strives to make a difference
• Jackson teen faces murder trial in Washington County
• Ella Sophia Averett
• First round pairings for the AISA, AHSAA playoffs
• Republican Ray Norris wins Clarke County sheriff's race
• Chatom student gets scholarship
• Returns to Merchants Bank
• Poetry winners
• Deer taken with bow
• JHS honor roll announced
• Railroad crossings to be closed while crossties are replaced
• Bar of soap under bed sheet said to relieve leg cramps, pains
• GH Pee Wee grid season comes to close
• Leroy High School Box Top winners
• Wreck injures Jackson man
• Junior Garden Club conducts meeting
• Wildcats overpower Pirates, ready for playoff road trip
• Adult classes offered at McIntosh Learning Center
• JPD accepting applications for Operation Christmas
• Lucy Abston McCarty
• Parker plows ‘Dawgs past McIntosh Demons
• Eagle Sweetheart chosen
• Man runs over his son during sibling argument
• Valerie Jackson
• Leroy’s Coates runs wild against Sweet Water
• ‘Red Ribbon Week’ celebrated
• Annual Fall Festival entertainment schedule
• Velma Lynn Lucy
• Tigers win 95th Backyard Brawl
• JIS honor roll students announced
• Mark Your Calendar
• John Henry Luff
• CPS’ Lear eclipses 2,000 yards as Gators throttle JA Eagles
• Let’s talk a little football
• Bob Smith Memorial Auto Show big draw for this weekend’s Annual Fall Festival in Jackson
• Frances Olivia Gissendanner
• Panthers hang on to wild homecoming ride
• John Henry Luff
• WashCo County Road 20 adds fuel to the fire during commission meeting
• Josephine Jackson
• Bears run wild over Millry as Gartman throws 3 TDs
• Inmates evacuated when WashCo Jail fills with smoke
• Thomas objects to FAUCET compensation during WashCo BOE meeting
• Roy Bell Robertson III
• Parker powers Dawgs to region title
• Clarke sheriff, school board and commission seats on Tuesday ballot
• Learn hunter safety
• Caleb Luke Lowery
• Lady Gators claim title
• Fire destroys pickup
• Millry hires new part-time police officer
• Barbara Rose Weaver
• THS stuns JHS Tigers defeat Aggies 35-7 in decisive 4A matchup
• Clarke County Records
• Museum utilities’ issue heats up WashCo Commission meeting
• Walter Clarence Smith
• McIntosh Youth Football 2010
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• No pets or skating at Annual Fall Festival
• Sample Ballot
• Jackson Academy JV gets win over Escambia
• Creating a community in class
• Sample Ballot
• JHS swimmers compete at Bishop State
• National School Bus Safety Week observed
• Why would anyone want to be governor?
• JHS swim team members assist with rescue of injured swimmer
• 25th class reunion
• Study community helpers
• McIntosh addresses potholes on roads
• What is the Salvation Army?
• Visit senior center
• Alabama Southern announces Dean’s and President’s lists
• Pioneer Day and Tractor Show this Saturday Clarke County Museum
• Guest porcelain artist shares painting talents with local members of SAPAA
• Benefitting the fight against breast cancer
• Dr. Bronner’s train wreck
• Pumpkin carving an art all its own
• 'We The People' rally on Tuesday, Nov. 2 celebrates freedom to vote and pray
• A visit to the Pumpkin Patch
• Pigskin Pickins'
• Speaking privileges can be abused
• Nothing taken during burglary
• Completes Marine basic training
• Card of Thanks
• Region Standings
• Cartoon
• Old St. Stephens Day is Saturday at park
• ClarkeCo BOE votes to borrow $1 million
• Celebrates birthday
• Lady Gators win state v’ball title
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Jackson eligible for $1 million industrial grant
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Lillian Coleman Turner celebrating 98th birthday
• Waters, Thompson race Bulldogs past Demons
• Harvest and Halloween calendar of events
• Halloween Safety Tips
• ClarkeCo will approve emergency funds for Brooksville Road
• Phillips - Roberts engagement announced
• CPS Gators demote Autauga Generals
• Mark Your Calendar
• Clarke-Washington Fair Nov. 2-6
• Stress safety for teen drivers
• Longtime ClarkeCo DEC Chair Lee Williams honored
• Heartbreaker for Eagles at Sparta
• Whatever you seek you can find in Him
• Bass tournament joins annual fall festival events
• Barbara Rose Weaver
• Roy Bell Robertson III
• Clarke County Records
• Student conducts interview at newspaper
• Bobby Chapman
• CCHS Bulldogs ‘Love’ Homecoming win
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Possession of Controlled Substance’ continuing theme in WashCo Court
• Monroe Herman Slater
• Headed to State!
• Former WashCo Schools Superintendent inducted into Mississippi JC Hall of Fame
• Dig at St. Stephens’ Globe Hotel Saturday
• Minnie McKenzie Sanford
• Colorful Gator fans
• Pigskin Pickins'
• Completes computer class
• Statewide fire alert continues
• Claudzell Bernard Sr.
• Balanced attack paces Aggies
• Pair of perfect pickers in weekly contest
• Highlighting Dr. Bentley’s connections to AEA
• Medications reported stolen during burglary
• ‘Share the Gospel’ to host bass tournament
• EPIC SHOWDOWN SET
• C’villes playoffs dream falter in Swamp
• Social Security COLA frozen for second year
• Clarke Board of Education to meet at Coffeeville High
• Thomasville Arts Council to present ‘The Face in the Courthouse Window’
• Don’t look Ethel...but it was too late
• Washington Co. gets three scores in first five snaps
• Cartoon
• Hunter injured in fall from tree stand on opening day of bow season
• Seventh annual Ghost Walk this weekend in Thomasville
• Susie Seal to present concert at West Bend
• Region Standings
• Vote your conscience on Nov. 2
• Deadline for voters to register is Friday, Oct. 22
• JPD officer visits Gillmore
• Performs at anniversary celebration
• Hitting ‘Land’ always kills a Hurricane
• Miss Alabama to co-emcee Clarke-Washington Fair Queen competition
• McIntosh man faces drug charges after checkpoint search
• United Steel Workers
• Women in Winter board members
• Bulldogs juggernaught sinks Pirates ship
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Sessions focuses on economy during ClarkeCo visit
• Festival raises money for Chatom schools
• Counselman-West announce final plans
• Big Cotton Mouth snake
• Mark Your Calendar
• Motorcyclists invited to register for ‘Gator Ride’
• Reading old issue of SA brought back memories
• Special teams key Tigers to win in East Brewton
• Jackson Academy Homecoming Court 2010
• Weekly Food/Lodging Ratings
• Woman's Club meets at White Smith Memorial Library
• Six straight region titles for Bears
• Companies to develop WashCo Business Park
• Promoting litter awareness
• Miss Gates - Mr. Jordan engagement announced
• Lear pounds out four TDs for Gators
• Widely-known artists to perform at Jackson’s Annual Fall Festival
• Train runs off tracks
• Kiwanis officers sworn in
• Playoff tickets get punched
• Man drowns near Gosport
• Williams to be honored with reception
• Ryan Keith Parker
• McIntosh locks up playoff berth in wild 1A region
• JHS student badly injured in Friday wreck
• Registration under way for job shadowing in WashCo
• William Douglass McRand Sr.
• Playoff spot locked up by Jackson Academy Eagles
• Card of Thanks
• Knapp, Scoggins to be inducted into EMCC Hall of Fame
• Showing Aggie pride
• Questions raised about WashCo VFDs and woods fires
• Card of Thanks
• JA ready to face region foes
• Whose job is it to teach your child?
• ClarkeCo plans to refinance bonds for sheriff’s department
• Kasen Nehemiah Stallworth
• Hurricane warnings posted for Wildcat Hill
• Reader dissatisfied with current administration
• Local firemen receive hands-on training from Alabama Fire College
• Mr. and Mrs. Royce Hutcheson to celebrate golden anniversary
• CCHS overcomes fumbles, penalties
• Thanks for compassion shown by JMC staff during family emergency
• Teen Driver Safety Week Oct. 17-24
• Box suppers raised money and were a social gathering too
• McIntosh locks up playoff berth in wild 1A region
• Gov. Riley’s curious judicial appointment’
• WashCo Museum utilities issue debated during commission meeting
• Hussain chosen 3rd runner up In Pre-Teen Alabama Scholarship
• Bulldogs heart broken on banks of Murder Creek
• Lots of fall events for your enjoyment
• Donates game system
• Counselman - West announce wedding plans
• Gators continue to roll in region games
• Speaker out of town and out of touch
• Jackson man charged with Sept. 10 forgery
• Jackson Fire Prevention Parade 2010
• Moseley throws darts at Monroe
• Cartoon
• Jackson extends enterprise zone
• Johnnie Nathan Roney
• THS Tigers dominate UMS
• Mark Your Calendar
• JHS Homecoming Court 2010
• Glenda McLeod Robinson
• Fans are the best, worst thing today
• First Baptist in Jackson adds contemporary service to Sunday worship schedule
• Forestry and fire departments urge caution while burning
• JPD to present hunter education class Oct. 23
• Pigskin Pickins'
• First Assembly of God welcomes Joel Gunn as new youth minister
• Fire destroys home
• Grady Bernard Gould
• Upward Soccer soon underway in Jackson
• Bama, WCHS games throws most pickers
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Sonic robber gets 20 years
• Ivory Toole Jr.
• WCHS homecoming parade this Friday
• CHS Panthers prepare for the Swamp
• Bears roll up 600 yards offense
• Man killed by van driven by grandson
• Wilson Bruce Turner
• Clarke County Softball Association fall teams
• GH Pee Wee juniors win in 2 OT
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• John Wallace Kelley
• Scenes from JHS’ 2010 homecoming parade
• Region Standings
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• First annual ‘Think Pink Walk’ conducted in Jackson
• Dixon achieves ITT Dean’s List
• Washington County v’ball tournament
• Chatom fall festival to benefit schools
• Volunteers needed to prepare taxes
• Wilson Bruce Turner
• John Wallace Kelley
• BP oil well sealed; claims moving faster!
• WashCo Commissioners continue to hash out District 1 FEMA work
• How can a pro athlete be that way?
• Wilson Hall rolling along
• Cartoon
• JPD promotes observation of Crime Prevention Month
• Football contest winners announced
• Region Standings
• Commitment to new fire station shows Jackson’s progress
• Annual disaster response training conducted
• Feeling like a ‘fish out of water’ on Auburn sidelines
• JMS beats WHMS in title game
• Mark Your Calendar
• Fund set up for Jamie Gaillard
• Little Eagle Cheerleaders perform
• Gartman accounts for four touchdowns for LHS Bears
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Jackson’s Fall Festival in final planning stages
• New UDC members
• Three pick perfect in weekly contest
• Gun-Coin Show October 23-24
• Mark Harrell honored with retirement reception
• Parnell - Moton to marry Oct. 9
• Thompson scores three TDs on four carries for SWHS
• Gearing up for homecoming
• WashCo Sheriff arrests teen for drug possession
• Glover - Strickland united in marriage
• Parker’s 274 rushing yards sinks Admirals
• Life’s undo button
• Child missing from Toddtown found safe
• Neely-Johnson exchange vows
• Strong third quarter leads Tigers to win
• WashCo Sheriff welcomes new deputy
• James Lewis Moss
• Pigskin Pickins'
• Former councilman headed to Gitmo for new assignment
• Ruby Jones Hawk
• CHS freshman Coates skins Wildcat defense
• No study yet for Jackson city schools
• Juanita Williams Hubert-King
• Millry stays alive in region
• Queen and court presented
• Mary D. Jackson
• Demons hit buzzsaw
• Juvenile charged in break-ins at JHS
• FBLA participants conduct first meeting
• Williams KO return ignites Bulldog crowd
• Wreck claims life of Jackson woman
• Local physical therapists encourage families to prevent and fight obesity with physical activity
• Aggies’ Bowe rains on Red Raiders
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Clothes drying used to be such a hassle
• JA’s Williams runs for 3 scores
• Feds intruding into Alabama’s state rights
• Fire Prevention Parade
• Gators first to clinch region
• JHS swim team competes in first meet of season
• Harvey-McIntyre united in marriage Miss Hodge - Mr. Schilling wedding plans announced
• THS chews up 533 yards of total offense
• Local teachers honored
• Partners for litter awareness
• Joanne King Johnson
• Lear jets Gators through Rebels
• ‘Get Connected’ was great
• LP hopes to reopen ClarkeCo plant in late 2011
• Anthony Jackson
• Late surge comes up short for JA Eagles
• State missing benefits of education lottery
• Honoring area WWII veterans
• Arthur Dale Young Sr.
• Call it Karma or fate or whatever, but cheerleading atop my favorite list
• Fire Prevention Week to be observed for the 60th time in Jackson
• ClarkeCo jury awards $7.5 million in 2007 wrongful death case
• James Lewis Moss
• Love’s four TDs lead Clarke County
• Cartoon
• Escapes serious injury
• Helen Yonge Hentschel
• INSTANT CLASSIC
• McCann’s observes June Fagan Day
• Jackson City Council approves 2010-11 budget
• Monroe County’s Little River Park to remain open thanks to deal
• Jackson Senior Center has ‘grand’ opening
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Chatom parade this Saturday
• Boise emergency response drill planned
• Trussville Rotarian of the Year
• Wilson Bruce Turner
• Coffeeville man dies in wreck
• Think Pink Walk’ planned for Oct. 9 in Jackson
• Card of Thanks
• Region Standings
• Ruby Jones Hawk
• WashCo facing crisis with roads and bridges
• Man chooses wrong target for revenge
• Mosley – Smith united in marriage
• Coates named AWSA top player
• Flyover at JHS vs. Leroy game
• Fire Prevention Week begins Oct. 3
• Beauty pageant to benefit Toys for Tots
• Earl Ray Mason brings home the contest cash this week
• Shots fired at Grove Apartments Jackson Senior Center opens
• Clarke County budget tops $12 million
• 5th annual D.A.R.E. Trick or Trunk in Millry
• GH Pee Wee teams sweep Coffeeville
• Clarke County Records
• WashCo Commission accepts materials bids/awards paving contract
• Hayden Keith Phillips
• Handley uses big plays, defense to beat SWHS
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Receives update on laws
• Lance Austin Moseley
• Lewis’ three TDs take sting from Hornets
• WashCo charges three with drug possession
• Four Seasons Garden Club busy planning yard sale
• Millry has twice the chances but falls to Washington Co.
• Mark Your Calendar
• WashCo man accused of starving dog
• Pumpkin Patch to open October 4 at FUMC
• Offensive miscues plague Demons on the Reservation
• GES names September ‘Students of the Month’
• Two charged with cooking crystal meth in WashCo
• Wilson Bruce Turner
• Ruby Jones Hawk
• WashCo charges three with drug possession
• Receives update on laws
• Lance Austin Moseley
• Lewis’ three TDs take sting from Hornets
• Mark Your Calendar
• WashCo man accused of starving dog
• Four Seasons Garden Club busy planning yard sale
• Millry has twice the chances but falls to Washington Co.
• GES names September ‘Students of the Month’
• Two charged with cooking crystal meth in WashCo
• Pumpkin Patch to open October 4 at FUMC
• Offensive miscues plague Demons on the Reservation
• Local teachers honored
• Partners for litter awareness
• Harvey-McIntyre united in marriage Miss Hodge - Mr. Schilling wedding plans announced
• THS chews up 533 yards of total offense
• ‘Get Connected’ was great
• LP hopes to reopen ClarkeCo plant in late 2011
• Joanne King Johnson
• Lear jets Gators through Rebels
• State missing benefits of education lottery
• Honoring area WWII veterans
• Anthony Jackson
• Late surge comes up short for JA Eagles
• Fire Prevention Week to be observed for the 60th time in Jackson
• ClarkeCo jury awards $7.5 million in 2007 wrongful death case
• Arthur Dale Young Sr.
• Call it Karma or fate or whatever, but cheerleading atop my favorite list
• Cartoon
• Escapes serious injury
• James Lewis Moss
• Love’s four TDs lead Clarke County
• McCann’s observes June Fagan Day
• Jackson City Council approves 2010-11 budget
• Helen Yonge Hentschel
• INSTANT CLASSIC
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Chatom parade this Saturday
• Monroe County’s Little River Park to remain open thanks to deal
• Jackson Senior Center has ‘grand’ opening
• Coffeeville man dies in wreck
• Boise emergency response drill planned
• Trussville Rotarian of the Year
• WashCo facing crisis with roads and bridges
• Think Pink Walk’ planned for Oct. 9 in Jackson
• Card of Thanks
• Region Standings
• Flyover at JHS vs. Leroy game
• Man chooses wrong target for revenge
• Mosley – Smith united in marriage
• Coates named AWSA top player
• Shots fired at Grove Apartments Jackson Senior Center opens
• Fire Prevention Week begins Oct. 3
• Beauty pageant to benefit Toys for Tots
• Earl Ray Mason brings home the contest cash this week
• Clarke County Records
• Clarke County budget tops $12 million
• 5th annual D.A.R.E. Trick or Trunk in Millry
• GH Pee Wee teams sweep Coffeeville
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo Commission accepts materials bids/awards paving contract
• Hayden Keith Phillips
• Handley uses big plays, defense to beat SWHS
• James Lewis Moss
• Helen Yonge Hentschel
• Joanne King Johnson
• Arthur Dale Young Sr.
• SA football contest winners announced
• JA JV falls to Marengo
• Pugh top picker in weekly contest
• Tucker Cartee to appear in lights on Broadway Sept. 25
• Fire Prevention Week begins Oct. 3
• Kills rattlesnake
• Fall sports in full swing in Millry
• Lady Gators split tri-match with Morgan, Crenshaw
• Mark Your Calendar
• Increased proration could spell trouble for local schools
• Tombigbee Classic Tickets
• Miscues plague Eagles in SCA grid contest
• Area Meetings
• Open House at new Jackson Senior Center this Friday
• One injured in wreck
• Former Bama running back shares his story of inspiration
• Region Standings Week 4
• Mt. Gilead Baptist Church hosting Women in Winter
• Truck vs. train claims driver
• NS Whistle-Stop Tour offers training/nostalgia
• Good cooks abound in Jackson and the county
• Local Pee Wee football league makes donation to Mobile league
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Ribbon cut at new ATRC maintenance facility
• Card of Thanks
• McIntosh’s Reed a defensive demon’ against CHS Panthers
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• DAR Constitution Week declared
• Stork Report
• Dane Howard passes WCHS past Catholic
• D.A.R.E. program begins
• Local senior citizens learn about texting
• Smith - Beech announce Oct. 30 wedding plans
• Tiger’s ground game runs for 400 yards
• Local student recognized for academic achievement
• Ag commissioner candidate visits Jackson
• Marie Antoinette Blount
• Pigskin Pickins'
• JMS Cheerleaders
• Sparks promises not to forget rural counties
• Mary Lee Bumpers Singleton
• Indians end five year drought against Millry
• Pine City Ambassadors attend opening retreat
• Receives 50-year pin
• Novella Chapman
• Turnovers, penalties doom Bulldogs in loss
• Cartoon
• Jackson native publishes first book of poetry
• Carla Gwynné Allen
• Williams, Coates each score twice for Leroy
• Bob Riley, Troy King: Quacking lame ducks
• Fulton man rams house while fleeing deputies
• Johnnie Allen Malone
• Gator defense forces pair of safeties in loss
• Cartoon
• Annual MOWA Powwow planned for Oct. 8-9
• Frank Wright Hinson Jr.
• Special teams pave the way for SWHS
• T’ville woman upset with circuit clerk
• JPD chief warns illegal parkers will be towed
• Lola Angelina Grimes
• EPIC SHOWDOWNS
• One man vball team coming to county
• GOP gears up to fight ‘Obamacare’
• One injured in wreck
• Clearwater Masters Commission brings message to students
• Rivalries are why I do what I do
• Jackson Pee Wees take three of four from GH
• ‘One-Man Volleyball Team
• McCormick celebrates 99th birthday
• Carla Gwynné Allen
• Johnnie Allen Malone
• Mary Bumpers Singleton
• Novella Chapman
• Marie Antoinette Blount
• Frank Wright Hinson Jr.
• Lola Angelina Grimes
• Republicans have plan to jump-start ailing economy
• Collects tabs for Ronald’s house
• Bertha Kimbrough Coxwell
• New Jackson Senior Center open house planned for Sept. 24.
• Lady Aggie volleyball
• Choosing judges
• WashCo rape suspect arrested
• Mary Ella Carpenter
• The Dollar Stretcher
• Demons edge Panthers 7-6 in defensive thriller
• Reader dismayed by so few flags flown on Sept. 11
• Jackson receives funding for new industrial park road
• Gladys Downey Campbell
• Clarke County United Way kicks off 2010 campaign
• CCHS sweeps Millry, Butler in volleyball
• There are 1,000 ways to be an idiot
• ClarkeCo regional airport closer to reality
• Jackson recognized for 10 years supporting Ronald McDonald House
• Mel Ann Sullivan named FUSB Community Reinvestment Officer
• Sweet Water makes quick work of St. Luke’s Wildcats
• Cartoon
• Problems persist with McIntosh dispatching
• Mighty Grow Fertilizer, Inc. up and running in Fruitdale
• Jackson Wright Reeves
• Region Standings
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Fire Prevention Court named
• WashCo Commission scrambles to meet FEMA deadline
• Daniel Shaun Coleman
• WCHS gets past Trinity 27-14
• Mark Your Calendar
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Washington County developing first Advantage Site
• Card of Thanks
• Millry beats Cottage Hill
• He will give you rest
• McIntosh High School subject of board member’s questions
• Indiana company outbids locals for ClarkeCo fuel supply
• Card Of Thanks
• Lewis accounts for three TDs in CHS loss to Fruitdale
• Evangelist Dave Walton to speak at River Hill Baptist Church revival
• ClarkeCo BOE president apologizes for remark
• Sullivan Cabin Named to Historical Register
• Hummingbirds are eating more for their trip to the tropics
• Thomasville throttles B.C. Rain 50-14
• Flag re-dedication
• University of Mobile announces 2011 mission trip opportunities
• Miss Smith - Mr. Beech announce wedding plans
• Pigskin Pickins’
• LHS construction expected to be complete by spring
• Four Seasons Garden Club conducts first meeting of year
• Robert Louis Love
• Gators shut down Saints
• Summer readers recognized
• ‘Come meet me at the Fulton Junction’
• Sonja Faye Thomas
• Bears scalp Indians
• JIS Citizens of the Month
• Mayor Long speaks at Woman’s Club meeting
• Ananias Taite
• JHS blasts Neal
• First time on Alabama sidelines was a wonderful experience
• Mid-quarter progress reports released by Jackson High School
• Prompt ambulance service still issue in ClarkeCo
• Leon Curtis Howell Jr.
• JA Eagles suffer tough region loss
• JV Eagles defeat Wilcox
• JHS hosts cheer-clinic
• Donates to senior center
• Kenneth Earl Singleton
• CCHS beats Catholic for region win
• GH completely shuts out Silas in Pee Wee games
• JHS student attends Capstone honors program
• McIntosh founder was British loyalist
• Nora Ross Donaldson
• When to say when in the big game
• Millry Athletic Club to hold steak dinner fundraiser
• Mary Ella Carpenter
• Nora Ross Donaldson
• Kenneth Earl Singleton
• Gladys Downey Campbell
• Crimson Tide crushes Spartans in season opener
• JHS begins intervention schedule
• Women on Target
• Great day to be a sports writer
• Aggies, Bears remain in top spot in polls
• JA students explore careers
• Lakeside Steel breaks ground
• Football contest winners
• Lady Gators beat Lowndes, Marengo in vball action
• New PTO at JHS
• Jackson Fire Department plans door-to-door visits
• Mating snakes killed
• Lady Aggie volleyball
• JMS Scholar’s Bowl
• Presents Check to McIntosh PD
• Rising from the ashes: a story of survival after a fire
• Region Standings
• ClarkeCo BOE meets today at JHS
• ClarkeCo Historical Society gets pointers from Marengo County’s Kirk Brooker
• Cards of Thanks
• WCHS Bulldogs get big road region win
• Teachers deserve our support, not criticism
• Old Gulf photos sought
• Joseph Albert Smith
• Bingo and ethics
• Trailer loses its rear end
• Not many people wear aprons; many children haven’t seen
• McIntosh beats St. Luke’s with big second half surge
• Remembering 9/11
• Capstone Bank construction begins
• Sullivan-Baugh to wed Sept. 18
• Marengo blanks A.L. Johnson to get region win
• Cartoon
• ClarkeCo principals talk improvement efforts to BOE
• Mixon – Rogers exchange wedding vows
• SWHS blitzes Panthers 70-7
• Hard to figure cultural sensitivity
• McIntosh turns 40
• Christean Davis Leggett
• THS defense holds Monroe Co. at bay
• Mark Your Calendar
• Ron Sparks to address WashCo DEC Sept. 15
• Freddie James Foxx
• Wildcats lose to Mobile Chr.
• Together let us make a good choice
• TK-related business to locate in Chatom
• J.M. Jordan
• JA Eagles edged by EA
• To perform at ‘Show Your Colors Night’
• Wreck injures one
• John Winston Robison
• CCHS falls to Trinity in 3A region contest
• JA JV Eagles fall to CPS Gators
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Men accused of threatening Jackson citizens with gun
• Stephen Hike
• Jackson defeats Saraland 63-15
• Pugh excelling as NFL rookie
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• McIntosh observes 40th anniversary of incorporation
• Bears run past Cottage Hill 45-7
• Triathlete with local ties heads to Budapest for competition
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Big pumpkin
• Clarke Prep scores every time at MA
• Incentives approved for ClarkeCo pipe plant
• Verna Louise T. Parnell
• JA Pee Wees, Tiny Mites kick off season
• HOMES FOR SALE
• Mobile meth lab found
• Woodyard accepted to ASU
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• ‘Chef Ronald’ to be in Jackson Sept. 14
• Aggie Nation’ organization makes donations
• JPD Chief warns of lottery scam
• ClarkeCo Arc receives new kitchen
• Do you know this little girl?
• Clarke County Sheriff reports arrest of accused sex offender
• Dumas Mfg. replaces Grand Ole’ Opry seats
• I have pure fear when it comes to snakes of any description
• ‘Time out’ for ignorance
• Local members of Judson College’s new equine team
• Card of thanks
• Thanks for coverage of dedicaton
• Lowman Plant workers celebrate safety milestone
• Card of Thanks
• Fancy stadiums proof of mixed-up priorites
• Proration may cancel out ClarkeCo Board of Ed’s balanced budget
• Card of thanks
• Congressman thanks everyone for attending recent town meetings
• Local middle schools receive PROSPER grant
• Wilson graduates from University of Alabama
• Cartoon
• Scout honored
• Humphrey to speak at ‘Show Your Colors Night’ Sept. 15 at JHS auditorium
• Labor Day kicks off race to November
• Motorist asked to be aware of bridge work
• Angel Tree sign-up dates announced
• Mark Your Calendar
• Grand re-opening
• Smith - Boutwell plan October wedding
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Doctor returns home to practice medicine
• Harry Cleveland Parnell
• from self-destruction: Confessions of a former methamphetamine addict
• Edward G. Dailey
• WashCo schools may see lean days ahead
• Will White Jr.
• Football contest winners JV Eagles to Gators
• Old oak comes down
• Idellar Arch Reed
• Lady Eagles win first match
• Harry Cleveland Parnell
• Thomasville man accused of murdering his wife of 50 years
• Aggies win Crampton Bowl matchup Bears fall to Tigers
• Revivals continue in area
• JA teacher participates in humanities institute
• Legal update class at JPD
• Earnest Gamble
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• New teachers at JMS
• Robinson graduates from Marine Corps basic training
• Elder Floree King Thomas
• LHS makes Walt Disney World their classroom
• Local student receives scholarship
• Eddie Bryant Sr.
• Milstead graduates from Auburn University
• Kitchen drawers usually contain things we don’t use
• Nicoles Sage Sullivan
• Scholarships awarded
• McIntosh plans Labor Day and 40th anniversary celebration
• Juanita Ann Catrett
• WashCo Sheriff’s Department sponsors for charity event
• Group asks Jackson council for place to play softball
• William Everett Bloomer
• The dumping of Chinese coated paper has got to stop
• Town of Millry to apply for utilities grant
• Margaret Bridges Allday
• Pay attention to your property tax notices
• Citizens voice opposition to government policies during Rep. Bonner’s town meeting
• Guidelines for flying the United States flag
• Cartoon
• ClarkeCo Commission: ‘No new tag fee planned’
• Making a difference spotlight
• Clarke Commissioners: E-mail completely false
• Confederate monument dedicated in Chatom
• City school system not the answer to problem
• McIntosh, E-911 problems reach boiling point
• Wallet found, returned to owner
• An attack on religion and counseling
• CSA marker dedicated
• Jackson Fire Department plans door-to-door visits
• Cub Scout signup tonight
• Jackson approves city schools study
• WashCo Commission questions Simpson’s authority to general fund
• Labor Day events announced
• Wrecks result in injuries, one fatality
• Work continues on ClarkeCo roads
• Eagles compete in scrimmage
• Mark Your Calendar
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Operating meth labs discovered in WashCo
• Jackson swim team honored at awards dinner
• In concert
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Nicoles Sage Sullivan
• Juanita Ann Catrett
• William Everett Bloomer
• Lame ducks squabble
• ClarkeCo E-911 considers ‘standard of care’ requirement for ambulance services
• Jackson Academy’s Sherrod attends Gilder Lehrman seminar
• U. S. military deserves credit for Iraq success
• Boy Scout signup at JIS Aug. 26
• Back to School Party
• Cartoon
• Jackson council discusses reaction to city schools study
• Ava Juliet King
• Leroy student in remission
• Clarification
• Local Girl Scout strives to help library
• Random thoughts on varied subjects
• Four indicted in ‘voodoo murder’
• National Tiny Miss Queen
• Area revivals continue
• JPD welcomes new officer
• Rogers - Mixon announce final plans
• Waverunners compete at Junior Championship Meet
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Stolen items from Double Gates burglary recovered; arrest made
• Howell - Reeves announce engagement
• Congratulations…
• First Annual Spirit of Relay Car and Bike Show planned
• Bonner to visit area
• John Lee Smith
• Jackson Links tourney winners announced
• Mark Your Calendar
• First coil of steel processed at Calvert ThyssenKrupp plant
• Harry G. Power
• Baxter signs with Bevill
• Bell ringers needed at First Methodist Church
• Death of Jackson native leaves huge void in Brewton community
• Hannah Grace Harrison
• Jamborees kick off 2010 football season
• Brandenburgs celebrate golden wedding anniversary
• ClarkeCo. Grand Jury indictments listed
• Ruby Foxx Jackson
• JA prepares for scrimmage
• Margaret Bridges Allday
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Rosetta Pugh
• Donation to new senior center
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Mrs. Willie Rean Jackson
• ASCC Practical Nursing (LPN) Program graduates largest class in 20 years
• WashCo Sheriff shuts down gambling house
• Margaret Allday
• JMS Donation
• Sykes visits Rotary
• Dot C. Lee
• Imaging suite at DCH named in memory of former Jackson resident
• City school system could hire most qualified person for superintendent
• William Floyd Etheridge
• Five Generations
• William Floyd Etheridge
• Dot C. Lee
• Donation Given
• Hannah Grace Harrison
• Harry G. Power
• Clarke BOE members reject Pugh’s recommendations
• U.S. Senate recognizes 50th anniversary of Harper Lee’s ‘To Kill a Mockingbird’
• Jackson to study moving to city school system
• Complaints continue from WashCo District 1
• Completes fourth golf tour
• Clarke County Grand Jury returns 257 felony indictments
• ClarkeCo to seek funds for Silver Creek Park upgrades
• Cell phone coaching class for seniors
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• PowerSouth’s McIntosh Plant celebrates safety
• Jackson 12-Year-Old All-Stars District Champs
• Clarke Co. deeds, marriage licenses
• Performers, backstage workers needed
• It’s too hot for football games; don’t overheat
• Back-to-School Breakfast 2010 JA’s first scrimmage Aggies’ practice
• Correction
• Cravey family reunion
• ClarkeCo schools only system in state cited for improvement needs
• JPD to offer Citizens Police Academy
• Card of Thanks
• WashCo School System makes AYP, FHS does not
• Downtown Market/Art Walk
• 14-year-old prodigy is Dravitan guest speaker
• LHS students attend summer music camp
• Forged checks land Jackson man in jail
• Dawson recognized by Sigma Alpha Lambda
• An ethical redux in the state’s judiciary
• Donates to JFD
• Miss Stewart makes her debut
• Pressing BP for claims payments
• Chatom man faces drug distribution charges
• Madison Grace Newton
• Cartoon
• Old Photo Treasures
• McKenzie-House to wed Saturday
• Citizens should decide on city school system
• ABC agent charged in thefts
• Wood receives Paul Harris Fellow
• Mark Your Calendar
• Evacuation bus driver training to be conducted at Fort Guy French
• Eveline James Sims
• Dutch journalists visit Jackson
• Billy Wayne Coats
• Be still and hear God’s gentle whisper
• Fire damages Wagarville home
• Willie Brunell Presnall
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Willie Brunell Presnall
• Biggest match of season
• Gosport shooting leads to attempted murder charge
• Jerry L. Dunigan
• Reader says ‘thanks for the memories’
• Ron Sparks visits Chatom
• Bessie Todd Stewart
• Attends softball camp
• Cartoon
• Washington County building burglarized then burned
• John Barry Fowler
• Attends volleyball camp
• Gulf beaches await late summer vacationers
• Local veterinarian reports increase in horse disease
• William Henry Coffey Sr.
• Named AISA All-Star AHSAA announces rules for 2010 football season
• Mark Your Calendar
• Gov. Riley visits Thomasville to announce new industry
• Area Obituaries Charles Leland Beck
• Waverunners complete 2010 season
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• JPD in search of truck thief
• Local crops look good as harvesting gets under way
• Softball skills camp conducted
• Teen drowns at Bates Creek
• New law office welcomed
• AHSAA to mandate timeouts for heat this season
• Leroy man injured in bush hog accident
• Jackson neighborhoods observe ‘National Night Out’
• Getting ready for the gridiron
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Clarke Advocates celebrate landmark disability rights legislation
• Chancey questions Pugh about allowing assistant coaches to coach
• Gray receives master’s at FSU
• First Saturday Market and Artwalk scheduled this week in downtown Jackson
• Robinson graduates from Engineer Officer Course
• Potter graduates from Coast Guard training
• McIntosh updates building code, hires inspector
• Cards of Thanks
• Jackson Academy class reunion honors classes of ’84, ’85 and ’86
• School Tax Holiday this weekend
• Lemonade Stand
• ASCC reception welcomes Dr. Sykes as new president
• Woman charged after meth lab products discovered
• Williams on ‘beautiful’ list
• Alabama teachers participate in two-week GTAC program
• Downtown market is Saturday
• Mosley celebrates 95th birthday
• Hot and getting hotter
• WashCo awards sewerage bid
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• Biggest match of season
• JPD investigates shooting death
• King - Chaney announce plans
• Charles Leland Beck
• John Barry Fowler
• Faith represents JA at state HOBY seminar
• Jackson residents encouraged to participate in ‘National Night Out’ this Tuesday, Aug. 3
• Steven Craig Williamson
• Designed to help families, School Tax Holiday begins Aug. 6
• Woman poses as sister to avoid prosecution
• Emma Reed Turner
• Pastor and Mrs. Dave Adams Jr. celebrate golden anniversary
• JFD conducts training
• Clifton Carl Jackson
• Gas prices still higher in Jackson
• Recount in Averett’s favor; Sheffield vows write-in campaign
• Rev. Francis A. Messing
• Treat candidates as potential employees
• Whatley School 1945 and 1946
• Justin Clark Howell
• UA stonewalls on cost of suing artist
• Deceased Jackson City Council member memorialized by governor’s resolution
• Coma Calvin Horton
• VP Biden visits Theodore facility
• McIntosh woman killed in wreck
• Back to School News
• Cartoon
• Helping those in need
• Upgrades at JMS
• Troy Jones was a positive influence
• Jackson man dies in motorcycle crash
• Chatom PD welcomes new officer in training
• Back to school means back to the library
• Tate and Hicks to headline Chatom’s ‘Picking and Chilling’
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• ADEM cleaning up illegal dumps in Clarke County
• Leroy Bears 2010 Football Schedule
• 1st Annual Spirit of Relay Car & Bike Show Aug. 28
• Clarke deeds, marriage licenses
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• Jackson Aggies 2010 Football Schedule
• Mark Your Calendar
• Rent-A-Text’ cuts textbook expenses for UM students
• Mobile Infirmary offers free community seminar
• JV All-Stars
• Homecoming/revival at Wayman Chapel
• UM’s Breland receives national award
• Food for needy was welcome relief for 250 people in Jackson area
• Smith completes basic combat training
• Freemans to perform at Bassett Creek Baptist Church
• Alabama Southern announces spring semester honor lists
• WSML hosts book signing
• Students graduate WINGS program
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Masons award scholarships
• Singleton apologizes for outburst over ‘red tape’
• Tracy - Lester to wed July 31
• Rev. Enfinger returns for River Hill homecoming
• Gaillard graduates cum laude from UAH
• Check presented for Millry town park
• Stephani-Moore exchange vows
• Steven Craig Williamson
• Emma Reed Turner
• Clifton Carl Jackson
• Justin Clark Howell
• Coma Calvin Horton
• Pfc. Bettis completes basic combat training
• Successful actress shares techniques with local students
• Wilcox County child injured in weekend drive-by shooting
• Performing in Thomasville
• Johnson named national honor student
• State unemployment drops; Clarke County’s rises some
• Stand up and pay respect when national anthem is played
• Only six of 22 failing seniors attend summer remediation classes
• Provisional ballots give Averett one more vote
• Speculation about Hubbert’s plans continues
• JPD now on Facebook and Twitter
• Miss Veasey - Mr. Bumpers wedding plans announced
• Stimulus not stimulating jobs
• Hughes appointed to replace retired Lee County judge
• Sonya Felton Sykes
• Represents U of bass fishing team
• Senators should demand more time for evaluation of Kagan
• Amstar cuts ribbon
• Gallasneed Weaver
• Eastern indigo snakes reintroduced in Alabama
• Cartoon
• Truck driver foils burglary at old Grove Hill sawmill
• Winnie Alston Schell
• Huge fish caught
• Mark Your Calendar
• New Political Signs
• Eunice York Roberts
• Wins ribbons at UCA camp
• Offer words of encouragement
• McKinley barely survives challenge for ClarkeCo’s GOP chairmanship
• Thelma Helen Laton
• JA football players compete
• Magnolia Assembly to host back-to-school bash
• Three injured in collision
• Annie Margaret Lambard
• Jackson Academy cheerleaders are AISA champs
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• WashCo BOE member asks to retract motion
• Gladys B. Bouler
• Leak elected member of Council for Chaplains and Military Personnel
• Egyptians at FBC Jackson
• Well-known artist conducts china painting workshop in Jackson
• Rattler killed in Alma
• Care packages for troops
• Four charged with marijuana possession
• Accused Thomasville robber recently released on similar charges
• Landon Mitchell Deas
• Four charged in burglary of Scyrene Grocery
• Checks presented to fire departments
• Skylar Faith Chancey
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Grove Hill Water Department reports it is debt free
• Johnson graduates from Army basic training
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Applications for Fuel Reduction Grant available
• Eunice York Roberts
• Thelma Helen Laton
• Gladys B. Bouler
• Winnie Alston Schell
• Annie Margaret Lambard
• Mark Your Calendar
• McIntosh PD arrests man for cocaine possession
• Reeves recognized by Sigma Alpha Lamda
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Pistol whipping leads to arrest
• Gunter - Brannan united in marriage
• Golf tourney to benefit Mobile cancer center
• Gallasneed Weaver
• Chamber welcomes new business
• June 19 wedding unites Baileys
• Golf tournament draws 59 teams for two-day event
• Sonya Felton Sykes
• ClarkeCo Commission votes to raise rates for garbage collection
• Charlie Howard
• JHS athletes headed to North-South all-star sports week
• Old photos wanted for publication in paper
• Lula Mae Wortham
• Attends softball camp
• Grove Hill mother of three needs kidney transplant
• Lawrence Dean Pugh
• Top Jackson 9-10-year-old team
• State tourney continues
• Douglas Daniel Tarver
• UCA cheer camp champs
• Would-be bridge jumper talked down
• Dorothy Gene Reynolds
• Jackson’s 9-year-old All-Stars win district tournament in Excel
• Jackson City Council asked to correct problem at Parker Lake
• Katie Walker Everhart
• 9 year olds win district
• Finney, Averett win in tight races
• Eula C. Croom
• Jackson 10-year-old All-Stars win first game
• Clarke County Records
• ACS opens one-of-a-kind cancer resource center
• Dakota Ellen Travis
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• WashCo to levy utility charges to museum, water authority
• Lillian Hope Massey
• McIntosh Public Library makes summer reading fun
• Two charged with trafficking marijuana
• Hunter Matthew Daszczuk
• White Smith Library presents Summer Reading awards
• GOP’s growing pains in Alabama
• Murphy - Pezent vows exchanged
• J.H.S. Class of 1960
• EADS submits bid for Air Force tanker
• Harper High Class of 1960
• Cartoon
• Bentley proves underdogs can win
• Card of Thanks
• Clarke County Sheriff’s Report
• Francis Marion Fleming
• WashCo Sheriff’s Report
• Lorraine Sherman Watson
• Clarke County deeds, marriage licenses recorded
• Jason Kemp
• Choctaws moving closer
• Minnie Coleman James
• Cartoon
• Lon Burnett Gunter Jr.
• 10-year-old district champs
• Bureaucratic red tape blocks response efforts
• Share your old photos
• Jackson swimmers compete in Lake Forest relay meet
• Voters return to polls Tuesday
• It’s the time of the year for the red bugs to bite
• Hoven receives doctorate from AU
• Fun on the Fourth of July in Chatom
• Stringer graduates magna cum laude
• Cowboy Boykin to appear July 10 at Chatom’s ‘Picking and Chilling’
• Leroy VFD hosts training meeting with WashCo EMA
• Leena Barrett James
• Meeting Monday night to discuss JHS senior cruise
• Looking for Edward Scissorhands
• Miss Allen - Mr. Headley plan August 6 wedding
• Mark Your Calendar
• Jackson Police reports burglaries and thefts
• Clark-Overstreet united in marriage
• First United Methodist Church Bible School scheduled for July 26-
• Wreck injures Task Force One agents
• Prine - Henry vows exchanged
• Are you seeing and hearing the signs?
• WashCo tops other counties in number of marriages
• Holly-Bettis announce July 17 wedding plans
• Ben Russell guest speaker at First Assembly One99 July
• WashCo Sheriff hot about jail’s a/c problems
• Rogers - Mixon to wed Aug. 21
• CHURCH CALENDAR
• Fourth of July fun in Chatom
• Gunter - Brannan united in marriage
• Eula C. Croom
• Runoff election is Tuesday, July 13
• Music festival scholarship recipients

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