August 9, 2007 RSS feed / News

Coordinator hired for HIPPY program

The Clarke County Development Foundation has employed Jane Sellers of Grove Hill as the coordinator of the HIPPY program. More...

New sign goes up

The sign for the new Walgreens on College Avenue went up last week. Keisha Barnes of McIntosh is the new store's manager and predicted the store will be open by late August. It will employ about 20 people. More...

Star search is on for Heritage Festival

If you sing - be it country, rock, bluegrass, R&B, rap, or gospel - you are invited to enter the first annual Choctaw County Heritage Festival Star Search talent contest. The fund-raising event, planned for Sat., Aug. More...

Industrial authority issues $100 million in bonds

The Washington County Industrial Development Authority (IDA) met July 31 to consider the issuance of nearly $100 million worth of tax-free bonds for Bay Gas Storage and Olin Corporation both in McIntosh. More...

Clarke litter committee seeks funding sources

Members of Clarke County Citizens Against Litter (CCCAL) brain-stormed with District 65 Rep. Marc Keahey, during their Aug. 2 meeting, about ways to obtain funding for the committee's operations. Rep. More...

Jail inmate's SUV stolen during his incarceration

Johnny Harold Lee, 33, was arrested Monday by Clarke County sheriff's deputies for stealing an SUV that belongs to an inmate in the Clarke County Jail. More...

The search for site of Mauvilla continues

Where is the site of the elusive Mauvilla, site of Hernando De Soto's great 1540 battle with Chief Tuscaloosa? Historians and archeologists have been searching for many years. More...

BOE can't help foot the bill for Sept. election

The Washington County Board of Education met Aug. 2. In his remarks, Superintendent of Education Tim Savage said that the board will be sending bids soon for 12 new school buses to keep the fleet current. More...

Stoves donated to WashCo schools

Harold Crouch, director of the Washington County Career Technical Center, recently announced the donation of five gas stoves by South Alabama Gas Company of Chatom to the Family and Consumer Science Departments of Washington More...

Todd Johnston announces candidacy for Mowa chief

Todd Johnston, a 1985 graduate of Bacone College, officially announced his candidacy for Mowa Choctaw Tribal Chief. Bacone College located in Muskogee, Okla. has traditionally been known as a Native American college. More...