By Jim Cox SA Publisher From President of the United States, to Clarke County school tax renewals, a variety of candidates and issues awaits voters on Tuesday More...
On behalf of the entire student body at Jackson High School, the senior class invites everyone to come out and support the Aggies for Homecoming 2004, this Friday night at 7 p.m. at Legion Field. More...
Gov. Bob Riley has awarded a $53,373 grant to the Alabama Tombigbee Regional Commis-sion to strengthen and expand traffic safety programs in six counties. More...
Clarke County school officials and other supporters of renewing existing property taxes earmarked for public education point to Jackson High School as one of the reasons to support the tax. More...
The criminal jury term of Clarke County Circuit Court began this week. Cases on the dockets were either settled or continued Monday and Tuesday. More...
Trick-or-treat will be Saturday night from 5-9 p.m. in Jackson
The Jackson Police Department will participate in the Halloween Candy Hotline program, during and after trick-or-treat in Jackson from 5-9 p.m. this Saturday, Oct. 30. More...
The South Alabamian Clarke County Engineer Sam Noble reported to county commissioners Monday that major collection of storm debris should begin Tuesday and at that point there were two designated disposal sites, one in the Allen area and the othe More...
Members of the 322nd Medical Battalion of the 97th Infantry Division who served the U.S. during World War II recently held a reunion in Mobile. More...
A $350,000 grant awarded by Gov. Bob Riley will enable the town of Fulton to build an innovative low-cost, low-maintenance sewage treatment system in a neighborhood where raw sewage at times runs rampant in yards and streets. More...
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