The Clarke County Branch-NAACP meets every second Sunday of the month at its Grove Hill office, 261 Carter Drive. The next scheduled meeting is Sunday, June 13, at 5 p.m. More...
Leroy High School hosted Farm Day 2004 April 30, for children and the public alike. Those participating got the opportunity to interact with farm animals and look at some of the equipment used for farming. More...
Alabama Department of Human Resources (DHR) Commissioner Dr. Page B. Walley (right) recently visited the Clarke County DHR office to discuss changes taking place within the department and to hear feedback from employees. More...
Although the Old Lock 1 Road project may cost an additional $100,000 to $120,000, the overruns may even out because of penalities being charged against the contractor for not completing the project on time, County Engineer Sam Noble told Clarke Count More...
"I love it when a plan comes together," said Fulton Police Chief Larry Hicks after area lawmen spent a few hours Thursday morning successfully hunting and capturing a man charged with rape who had escaped before being arrested earlier that More...
The town of McIntosh has appointed Joe Rytlewski, retiree of Olin Corporation and former plant manager of the McIntosh site, as town consultant. He will assist the mayor More...
Higher prices for meat and poultry fueled a 2.8 percent increase in Alabama grocery bills this month, according to the Alabama Farmers Federation More...
Former Jackson High School and current University of Alabama basketball player Natasha Gamble will be playing for the national Athletes In Action basketball team in Poland this summer. More...
The Clarke County Historical Society will begin its May meeting 30 minutes early Sunday, May 30, because of an extended business and program agenda. More...
The U.S. Senate last week narrowly defeated an amendment that would have again renewed the Temporary Extended Unemployment Compensation (TEUC) program. More...
The Democratic and Republican June 1 primary ballots are filled with dozens of names, but unless you are an avid member of either party who cares about who gets to go to the presidential conventions, there More...