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State groups and businesses stand divided on tax issue
     Go anywhere in Alabama today and you can hear someone talking about Gov. Bob Riley
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Mulch Facts
     I found out a surprising fact that will help people save money. I needed to purchase a bunch of mulch for my landscaping and called a local bulk supplier of mulch.
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UofA tax law professor brings her message of support to Pine Belt
SA Publisher
     A University of Alabama tax law professor brought her arguments for tax reform to Thomasville Monday and in what she says was her first trip to the "pine belt" pointed out that the forestry industry isn
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Morgan County commissioner offers alternative to Gov. Riley’s tax plan
SA Editor
     Monday, local Tombigbee Republican Club member Jamie K. Wilkins welcomed Morgan County Commissioner Stacy George to Clarke County in an effort to spread the word about his alternative to Gov. Bob Riley
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Jackson Police continue to address break-ins
     The Jackson Police Department made several arrests recently and continued to investigate area break-ins.
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ClarkeCo Health Dept. releases July ratings
     The Clarke County Health Department announced its ratings for eating establishments for the month of July.
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Clarke County Records
Marriage license
applications
     Gavin L. Presnall to Margaret P. Odom; Ralph Anderson to Irma Jean Cooke.
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OBITUARIES
     Robert K. Jordan Jr.
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Leroy varsity cheerleaders get superior ratings
     The Leroy High School varsity cheerleaders (above) attended the UCA Cheerleading Camp June 2-5 in Panama City, Fla. The squad received all superior ribbons and a superior trophy.
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Dixie River Band performs at rodeo
     The Dixie River Band provided live music at last week
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JHS ‘Game Day’ shirts for sale
     Meredith Butler (right), a Jackson High School varsity cheerleader, models this year
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What a catch!
     Doug Deaton recently caught this string of large bream while fishing at St. Stephens Lake. The lake is open daily from 1-5 p.m. and features plenty of opportunities for the avid fisherman, as well as a public beach for those who want to swim.
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Local students soar through Ciba’s summer WINGS Program
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The South Alabamian
     At a ceremony last Thursday morning in Mcintosh, ten McIntosh High School juniors and five Leroy High School juniors graduated from the Ciba Specialty Chemicals
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Harper Boys and Girls Club begins new season Aug. 11
     The Jackson Boys and Girls Club recently concluded a very active summer session.
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Burroughs assigned to Navy’s newest aircraft carrier
     Navy Petty Officer 1st Class Michael L. Burroughs, grandson of Charlie V. and Phydelphia Burroughs of Whatley, is currently assigned to the Navy
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WashCo 4-H’ers win at state
     The Alabama Cooperative Extension System, Wash-ington County, recently participated in the 4-H State Congress which was held at Auburn University in Auburn July 14-16.
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Attend youth camp
     This year Clarke-Washington Electric Membership Corporation sponsored Daniel Paul of Grove Hill to attend the Alabama Council of Cooperatives 23rd Annual Youth Camp at the 4-H Center located in Columbiana.
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VF employees make donation
     Vanity Fair employees recently responded to a solicitation by the Clarke County Department of Human Resources for donations from the community to help assist foster children and underprivileged children with school supplies and uniforms.
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Thomasville men jailed on drug charges
     Task Force One executed a search warrant at a Johnson Street home in Thomasville Friday, which led to the arrest of three men.
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Gov. Riley will speak to Clarke County teachers in Grove Hill
     Gov. Bob Riley will be in Clarke County and southwest Alabama today [Thursday], promoting his Tax Reform and Accountability Package that voters will decide Sept. 9.
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