There are five more months to go in Get Lost in Jackson. We are well over half of the way through. How are you doing? Have you reached your goal? It is never too late to get on track and start on the path to good health and fitness. More...
Plans are coming together for Thomasville's second rural supplier conference, bringing together rural businesses and the countries leading prime governmental contractors. More...
The Alabama Coalition Against Domestic Violence will offer specialized training in Grove Hill on Aug. 25 for professionals across South Alabama who serve in law enforcement agencies and the court systems. More...
The Peebles store in Jackson, located at 2415 N. College Ave., will be conducting their grandopening on Thursday, Aug. 3 (today) beginning at 9 a.m. More...
The White Smith Memorial Library summer reading program titled "Claire C. Ramsey Summer Reading Program" in Jackson for 2006 was a great success, said children's librarian, Helen Howard. More...
With the fall season fast approaching, dancers at Ezell's Contemporary Dance Theatre are preparing for an exciting year. There will be new classes and instructors this year. More...
In last week's story about the Frank W. Boykin Hunting Lodge it stated that Bob Boykin now oversees the lodge, when in fact the lodge is owned and operated by the Tensaw Land and Timber Company. More...
The Jackson Police Department is offering citizens the opportunity to learn how police officers work through its sixth Citizens Police Academy. More...
The first budget hearing for the Clarke County School System's 2006-07 school year was held July 20 during the Clarke County Board of Education meeting. More...
Carl Pennington of the USDA-Natural Resources Conservation Service in Jackson, has been assigned to the West Team Office in Grove Hill, AL, as a resource conservationist. More...
St. Stephens Masonic Lodge No. 81 conducted its installation of officers for 2006-07, July 11, with Johnny Grey Moseley installed as Worshipful Master. More...
Stewart Jackson of Chatom was hired as Washington County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) director at an annual salary of $24,960, during a special called meeting of the Washington County Commission Tuesday, Aug. 1. More...
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