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December 6, 2007
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Industry considering locating in Jackson
By Evan Carden SA Editor
Anew industry, which would employ up to 113 people, is considering locating in the newly developed industrial park located off of J.W. Andrews Highway. A resolution offering tax incentives and up to $1 million of site preparation services for New Gas Concepts (NGC), Inc. was passed by the Jackson... More...
Christmas in the Pine City

The city of Jackson conducted its annual tree lighting ceremony, Friday, Nov. 30, to kick off the Christmas season in the Pine City. More...

Jeff Kelly named new JHS coach
By Chris Sherman SA Sports Writer

Jackson High School named former Satsuma coach Jeff Kelly as the new Aggies' head football coach Tuesday at Jackson High School. The former Southern Mississippi and Seattle Seahawks quarterback has been at 6A Satsuma for the last four years compiling a 15-25 record during that span. More...

 News
•Pistol whipping suspect arrested in Prestwick
A man accused of pistol whipping a Zimco man in Coffeeville on Thanksgiving was arrested in the north Washington County community of Prestwick on state and federal charges. Reginald E. Williams, who police say sometimes resides in Coffeeville and at other times in Prestwick, was arrested Nov. More...
•Christmas parade Friday in Jackson
•Clarke County Sheriff's Report
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 Church News
•Church Calendar
Month of music at Wagarville Baptist December is a month of music and celebration at Wagarville Baptist Church. On Dec. 16 at 6 p.m. the Wagarville Baptist Choir will present the Christmas musical "A Night To Remember." Choirs from throughout the area will gather in Wagarville for a Choir Fes... More...
•The power of a gift
•First Baptist adult choir Christmas musical is Saturday and Sunday
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 Coming Events
•MARK YOUR CALENDAR
SWAIA supports CCC-NAACP upcoming banquet The Southwest Alabama Improvement Association (SWAIA) announces their support of the Clarke County Chapter-National Association for the Advancement of Colored Peoples (NAACP) seventh annual banquet. This event is Saturday, Dec. 15, 7 p.m. at the Fulton H... More...
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 Education
•Gillmore students send holiday greetings to soldiers in Iraq
Crystal Bolen, a teacher at Gillmore Elementary School in Jackson, recently coordinated an effort with the first and second grade students at the school to contact United States soldiers in Iraq. She has conducted similar campaigns, yearly, over the course of the last 12 years. She shared that the... More...
•UWA's loveliest
•Nettles to receive BS from UA
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 Editorials
•Alabama's children cheated by unreliable standards
Cheating has always been a problem in school, but it is no longer just students cheating … state school systems are doing it, too. The Pangloss Index, released in November, draws attention to the fact that state boards of education are misrepresenting academic progress in their schools. More...
•Funds needed to assist victims of fire
•Kazakh ambassador travels to Mobile to thank students
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 Sports
•Leroy tops ACA 42-35
Clint Moseley's 60-yard bomb to Patrick Rivers sends Bears back to Birmingham
Clint Moseley threw a 60- yard touchdown pass to Patrick Rivers with 38 seconds left to lift the Leroy Bears to a 42-35 victory over American Christian Academy in the Class 2A semifinals Friday night in Tuscaloosa. More...
•Eagles sweep Marion
•Super 6 finalists in B'ham boast 21 state titles
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 People
•Dunagans celebrating 50th anniversary Dec. 22
Kathleen and Henry Dunagan of Coffeeville will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary on Saturday, Dec. 22, from 2-4 p.m. at the First Baptist Church in Coffeeville. The couple was married on that date in 1957, at the same church, by the Rev. John D. Hudson. A celebration service will be in the... More...
•Stork Report
•Four Seasons conducts meeting
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 For the Record
•Area Obituaries
Ruby Dean McHaney Ruby Dean McHaney died at her residence Dec. 2, 2007 at the age of 80. She was a native of Clarke County and a resident of Jackson. A homemaker, she was a member of Forest Avenue Baptist Church. Survivors include her son, Bryant B. (Nita) Palmer Jr. of Brundidge; three brother... More...
•Clarke County deeds, marriage licenses
•Jackson Municipal Court records for Nov. 8 and 29
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