A domestic dispute led a Jackson man to use the automobile in which he was a passenger as a deadly weapon. Warrants were issued for James Lamark Jackson, 25, of Jackson, Monday, Nov. More...
The Washington County Sheriff's Department arrested 11 Washington and Mobile counties residents, Friday, Nov. 16, who are accused of participating in activities at an alleged illegal gambling house in Calvert. More...
The McIntosh Rescue Squad (MRS) took the top trophies in five categories of competition during the annual Alabama Association of Rescue Squads (AARS) convention in Decatur, Nov. 10. More...
Holiday program at First Baptist, Leroy, Nov. 25 Come and celebrate the season at First Baptist Church in Leroy with an evening of holiday and praise music featuring the piano, organ and flute. More...
The annual Christmas "Step Sing" at the First United Methodist Church of Jackson has been scheduled for Sunday, Dec. 2 at 6 p.m. Area church and school choirs will sing a variety of religious and traditional Christmas music. More...
Jackson Intermediate School students gathered around their school building Wednesday, Nov. 14 to give the school a hug. The collective hug was part of the National Education Week celebration. More...
The first grade class at Leroy High School recently visited Seward Farm's Corn Maze in Lucedale, Miss. The first graders enjoyed walking through a corn maze, shooting a corn cannon, going on a hayride and riding the cow train. More...
Antonio C. Johnson has joined the United States Army under the Delayed Entry Program. The program gives young men and women the opportunity to delay entering active duty for up to one year. More...
Clint Moseley throws for 329 yards in Leroy's 52-26 second round win
By Jeremy Sellers
The Leroy Bears have now won seven consecutive playoff games and 21 consecutive 2A games as the Bears (11-1) rolled to a 52-26 win over the Pickens County Tornadoes Friday night at Palmer Stadium in Leroy. More...
With Leroy, Clarke County, Thomasville, Linden and Sweet Water our only area teams still playing high school football and Alabama and Auburn wrapping things up Saturday, I thought this would be a good time to look back on all that has happened. More...
Jackson High School's Kent Meyer signed his letter of intent Wednesday, Nov. 14, at the Jackson High School Library to play baseball for the University of Alabama . More...
Doris McCulley Nichols Doris McCulley Nichols, 65, died Nov 12, 2007 at a Mobile hospital. A native of Sunflower and a resident of Wagarville, she was a self-employed caregiver and a member of the First Baptist Church of Leroy. More...
Marriage license applications Alexander D. Blanks Sr., to Kimberly L. Rice. Clifton Davis Carter, to Pandal Petrice Petty. Derek Lane Chancey, to Alicia Leeann Fuller. Terrell James, to Cassandra Demetria McCurdy. More...
The following arrests were booked through the Clarke County Jail over the past week. Miranda Armstead, disorderly conduct, arrested by Grove Hill Police Dept. More...
HealthActions marked its 10th annual Thanksgiving food drive by more than doubling the number of donations received. The effort is coordinated each year with Jackson Middle, Jackson Intermediate, Gillmore Elementary and Jackson High schools. More...
recognized as the Alabama Association of Rescue Squads' AARS) Citizen of the Year for her efforts in saving the life of a heart attack victim. Rivers was presented with her award during a meeting of the McIntosh Rescue Squad (MRS) Nov. 15. More...
The Washington County Sheriff's Department is investigating an armed robbery that occurred around 3:27 p.m., Monday, Nov. 19, at Laurie's Quick Stop in Sims Chapel. More...
police technique, Jackson Police Officer Ben Marshall made two drug arrests during a traffic stop Saturday, Nov. 18. According to Jackson Police Chief Charles Burge, Marshall was on patrol on U.S. More...
Evan Carden (right), editor of The South Alabamian, was given the Governor's Media Award, for top newspaper coverage, during the annual statewide awards ceremony of the Alabama chapter of People Against A Littered State (PALS), Nov. More...
Coffeeville Big Buck Contest November 17th marked the kick off of the Coffeeville Big Buck Contest. Participants may register to enter at Southern Linc, Coffeeville Texaco or Charles Body Shop, all in Coffeeville. More...
Pity poor Thanksgiving. Halloween and Christmas are like two sides of a vise, slowly putting the squeeze on the traditional November holiday. Before long, the two are going to squeeze the stuffing out of the Thanksgiving turkey. More...
Over the river, and through the wood, to Grandfather's house we go; the horse knows the way to carry the sleigh through the white and drifted snow. More...
It's Iron Bowl Week The fact that Auburn was trounced by Georgia two Saturdays ago and Alabama, a 25-point favorite, lost by a touchdown last week to lowly Louisiana-Monroe, won't matter Saturday night at Jordan- Hare Stadium in Auburn. More...
The Alabama Retail Association presented Alabama State Trooper Darrell Linder with the 2007 "Law Enforcement Officer of the Year," or LEO Award last Thursday, Nov. 15 in Montgomery. More...
Local author Annie V. (Washington) Flott, of the Paul Bayou community near Calvert, has reached a personal milestone by having her first book published. More...
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