Leadership Clarke County's Class of 2007 was honored recently at graduation ceremonies in Thomasville at the Alabama Tombigbee Conference Center of Alabama Southern Community College. More...
The March drawing for 'Get Lost In Jackson' weight loss program was conducted recently by (L-R) Marty Parker and Betty Powell. Winner of the $100 prize was Helen Sanborn. More...
Bay Area Strings Community Orchestra brings the sounds of classical strings to Clarke County on Thursday, April 26 at 7 p.m. at Clarke County High School's Sage Auditorium. More...
The Jackson Police Department will host a free seminar, today (Thursday), at 1 p.m., at Jackson City Hall, in an effort to educate the public on fraud committed against senior citizens. More...
April 16 was the second time in two weeks, folks in Charity Chapel met at their local firehouse and continued with plans to stop the Class D Regional Landfill in their neighborhood or anywhere in Washington County. More...
Several riders from Monroe County and Arlene Vester, biking enthusiast from Chatom, left from the Washington County Courthouse Tuesday at 8 a.m. More...
The 30th Annual "Old-Time Fiddler's Convention" at Frankville is scheduled for Saturday, April 21, 5:30 p.m. The event is sponsored by W.N. Reynolds Lodge No. 900 F. & A.M. The public is invited to attend. More...
The Jackson Police Department has released its statistics for the period of January through December 2006. Out of 423 total cases, 12 were unfounded. Of the remaining 411, 217 were resolved. More...
employees Clarke County Career Tech teachers met recently with local business and education leaders to discuss skills that they look for in an employee. More...
Those attending the meeting (front, L-R) were Gerald Stephens, Clarke County Schools superintendent of education; Asbury Daffin, Boise; Judy Graham, Alabama Power; Gary Nelson, New Era Cap Company and Stephanie Etheredge, Alabama Southern Community C More...
Two trials were completed during the criminal jury term in Clarke County Circuit Court last week. Emmanuel Thomas was found guilty of robbery, first degree, assault, second degree, resisting arrest and criminal mischief, third degree. More...
Storms swept across the area Saturday, causing damage to property and downing power lines, leaving a number of homes without electricity for hours. More...
Special to The South Alabamian Based upon information provided by a concerned citizen, Donald Lolley, investigator for the First Judicial Circuit District Attorney's Office, Task Force One Commander Michael Hunt and Agent Lem Dubose seized the c More...
Special to The South Alabamian Ellen Williams of Leroy presented a reading from her newly published book (March 1, 2007), Prey for Us All; The Confederate Letters of B.F. More...
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