Joe Anderson Jr., 71, died Jan. 26, 2006 in a Mobile area hospital. A native of Old Texas and resident of Grove Hill, he retired from owning and operating Anderson Well Drilling Service. More...
The family of Sophie M. Johnson wishes to thank all who helped so much with our mother: neighbors, Jackson Medical Center, Family Medical, JETS, Jackson Health Care Facility, hospice, doctors and nurses. More...
A Jackson adult and juvenile are both being sought by the Jackson Police Department in connection with two separate cases of alleged child molestation. More...
Former Jackson City Councilman J.W. Andrews (third from left) was recently presented with a resolution by the Alabama Democratic Conference (ADC) recognizing him for his contributions to the local community as well as Southwest Alabama. More...
State Sen. Harri Anne Smith, R-Slocomb, was not going to be a major factor in the Republican gubernatorial primary, but her announcement a few days ago that she would not run could have a critical impact on that election. More...
One of the biggest concerns for the Legislature is the availability of jobs. Alabamians are hard workers, and our hope is that a strong work ethic will improve job security and pay. More...
Donations are needed to assist the Cunningham family with medical expenses accrued during the recovery of their daughter, Joy, who was hit by a car on Dec. 30, 2005. More...
The Washington County Board of Education approved the transfer of Chatom Elementary School Principal Harold Crouch to the position of director of the Career Technical School, Monday, after they failed to take action on the measure at the Jan. More...
Dear Editor: Will the Class of 2006 be prepared for life after graduation? Are first graders meeting all requirements? What programs will provide students with the necessary skills for today and tomorrow? More...
The 2006 Miss Alabama Teen America Scholarship Pageant will be conducted on Saturday, Feb. 25 at the Athens State University in Athens. The program is currently accepting applications from contestants for the state pageant. More...
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