By Evan Carden SA Editor The Rev. Jim DuFriend, pastor of the First Methodist Church, Jackson, was recently sworn in as a chaplain for the Jackson Policed Department. More...
The Clarke County Grand Jury recently handed down 133 indictments. The following cases are the remaining indictments that were not published last week. More...
Merchants Bank recently named George Alford, III as Branch Manager of its Thomasville location. George brings to Merchants Bank more than seven years of banking experience. He was previously a loan officer at Camden National Bank in Camden. More...
Jackson resident Charles Reeves was among four county leaders who were elected to three-year terms as regional vice presidents during the 62nd annual meeting of the Alabama Cattlemen More...
The Smokey City Rails Model Railroad Club will be hosting its 15th annual Model Train Show and Sale on Friday, Feb. 25 from 12 noon until 4 p.m. and Saturday, Feb. 26, from 9 a.m. until 4 p.m. More...
The South Alabamian A delegation returned to the Clarke County Commission meeting Tuesday morning, with Roy Rutledge again representing the group More...
State Conservationist Bob Jones announced that USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) has set aside $910,000 to fund the Grassland Reserve Program (GRP) in Alabama. The program is jointly administered by NRCS and USDA-Farm Service Agency. More...
U.S. Senator Richard C. Shelby (R-AL), recently announced that the Fulton Volunteer Fire Department in Clarke County will receive $102,709 in federal funds to assist with operation and firefighter safety. More...
Dennis Howard of the Jackson Water and Sewer Department re-cently received a Grade III certification from the Alabama Depart-ment of Environmental Management. He has been working for the Water and Sewer Department for two years. More...
The 2005 Relay For Life teams have begun their fund-raisers. With an overall goal of $74,200 in mind, the teams have been very creative with their fund-raising ideas. The relay will be April 29. More...
Residents and businesses who suffered losses or damages as a result of Hurricane Ivan have only two weeks left to apply for disaster assistance, according to officials from the U.S. Department of Homeland Security More...
Special to The South Alabamian A new fire chief was appointed by Mayor Lamar Hudson and the town council Monday during the town council meeting. More...
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