In a story, which appeared in the June 29 issue, about the Salvation Army store opening in Jackson, it incorrectly stated that John Jackson was deceased and that he was from Jackson. He and his wife, Elsie Merle live in Thomasville. More...
The hot topic during Tuesday's Jackson City Council meeting was the complaints several councilmen said they had received concerning the changes in service implemented by Allied Waste, the company that provides garbage collection for the city. More...
By Kathryn F. Pickard Special to The South Alabamian
Grove Hill Fire and Rescue will be getting a new tanker/pumper truck around the first of next year. The Grove Hill Town Council gave its approval for the fire department to advertise for bids on the truck during its meeting last Thursday. More...
The towns of McIntosh and Chatom celebrated the Fourth of July holiday with fun and fireworks. Left photo: BMX bikers were part of the featured entertainment at Chatom's celebration. They performed all types of tricks for the crowds. More...
By Kathryn F. Pickard Special to The South Alabamian
A request by Jack Greer, the superintendent of the department of utilities, to hire a consultant to look over proposals for solid waste removal caused a little controversy during the Clarke County Commission meeting Tuesday. More...
A search warrant was executed at a rural Jackson home by Clarke County Sheriff's Department, the Department of Homeland Security Office of Inspector General and the FBI last Thursday, July 6, but the suspect fled moments before officers arrived at th More...
Adump truck owned by Prim Mitchell of Millers Ferry was clipped by the Norfolk Southern train Wednesday morning at the south crossing in Fulton. The force of the train hitting the rear of the truck spun the fully loaded rig back into the train. More...
The early morning hours of July 4 brought fear and injury to a local convenience store clerk when she became the victim of what Chatom Police are calling a strong-arm robbery. More...
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