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November 16, 2006
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Tanker crash slows traffic on U.S. 43
By Evan Carden SA Editor
A tanker truck crashed on U.S. Highway 43, north of Jackson, around 1:38 p.m. Sunday, keeping police and firefighters busy directing traffic and conducting cleanup efforts for 13-1/2 hours. More...
City commits $2 million to New Era expansion
By Evan Carden SA Editor

Jackson is seeing a lot of activity with new construction projects under way, as well as new businesses and the improvement of existing ones. More...

Jacobs signs with Auburn Tigers
By Jeremy Sellers SA Reporter

Jon Luke Jacobs, a senior at Jackson High School, has signed with Auburn University to play baseball, beginning in the fall of 2008. More...

 News
•Clarke County to participate in Twin Rivers Partnership
The Clarke County Commission agreed to earmark $2 per member of the Clarke County population for the Twin Rivers Partnership. More...
•Cops looking for suspects in Scyrene grocery robbery
•Jackson Christmas Parade planned for Dec. 1
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 Church News
•Church Announcements
First United Methodist Church The annual Christmas Stepsing, sponsored by the First United Methodist Church (FUMC) in Jackson, is scheduled for Sunday evening, Dec. 3 at 6 on the steps of the church. More...
•Church of the Week
•Spiritual Beliefs
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 Coming Events
•Mark Your Calendar
SWAIA conducting meeting Southwest Alabama Improvement Association, SWAIA, will conduct a public meeting, Tuesday, Nov. 21, 7 p.m. at the Jackson Steakhouse. More...
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 Education
•GES students visit city hall
Gillmore Elementary School students from Cammie Breedlove and Darlene Jacobs classes enjoy a field trip around the city of More...
•Teachers sought for ACT's summer program
•Chatom native tells students about work as Air Force scientist
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 Editorials
•Jackson's economy seems to be booming
The city of Jackson is on the move and we are glad to see it. There are new businesses moving in and existing businesses and industries expanding, creating new employment opportunities for those looking to go to work. More...
•Opinions
•Alabama Scene
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 Sports
•Leroy tramples the Titans
The Leroy Bears advanced to the second round of the Alabama state playoffs with a 41-14 win over the Titans of Holy Spirit Friday night. More...
•Lady Aggies smash the Gators of Satsuma
•Girls win dance competition
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 For the Record
•Jackson Municipal Court reports
The following information has been provided by the Jackson Municipal Court for records from Nov. 19. More...
•JPD reports
•Area Obituaries
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