January 24, 2008 RSS feed / News

Wrongful death suit on Clarke civil court docket

The civil jury term will begin in Clarke County Circuit Court Monday, Jan. 28. Awrongful death suit, which was originally filed in 2004, is on Judge Thomas Baxter's docket. More...

CMG building nearing completion

The Clarke-Mobile Counties Gas Board meeting was conducted Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 22. More...

In search of Harry Toulmin

An archaeological expedition led by Dr. Lewellyn Toulmin recently began in Washington County to uncover more information about Judge Harry Toulmin, who is credited with writing the first Digest of Laws of Alabama in 1823. More...

Annual art auction and dinner to benefit WashCo Public Library will be Feb. 29

Friends of the Washington County Public Library will sponsor an evening of excitement and enjoyment as they present the 15th Annual Art Auction and Dinner. This year's theme is "Catch the Reading Bug. More...

Correction

In last week's paper in the article on Arnett Lathan we indicated that he retired from Olin, he actually retired from Ciba Geigy The South Alabamian is glad to make this correction. More...

Walls going up on new health department

After much work on the site preparation for the new Washington County Health Department building, the frames for the walls finally began going up last week. More...

Poll workers recognized during WashCo DEC meeting

Special recognition was given to Washington County's poll workers during the meeting of the Washington County Democratic Executive Committee (WCDEC) Jan. 17, at the Chatom Community Center. More...

Commission approves purchase of cameras for E-911 center

The Clarke County Commission approved Tuesday the purchase of video surveillance cameras for the county E- 911 center. All of the commissioners approved the purchase except for Rhondel Rhone. More...

Health care services contract for jail approved

The Clarke County Commission approved Monday beginning the process for a contract with Southern Health Partners (SHP) of Chattanooga, Tenn. for providing health care services for the county jail. More...

Mentoring group meets at JHS

Agroup of young men known as "The Messengers" met in the Jackson High School auditorium Friday, Jan. 18, as part of a mentoring program led by Anthony Ezell and Asberry Daffin. More...

Local organizations needed to conduct preliminary Ms. Senior Alabama pageant

Since its inception in 1985, the Ms. Senior Alabama, Inc. has provided a venue for senior Alabama women to demonstrate successful aging through intelligence, wisdom, talent and poise. Ms. Senior Alabama, as an affiliate of Ms. More...

St. Stephens resident chosen to sing national anthem at Senior Bowl

Catherine Odom of St. Stephens was recently chosen during the Senior Bowl Superstar competition to sing the national anthem at this year's Senior Bowl. She was selected via e-mail voting, which lasted three days. More...

Sign-up for soccer to begin in WashCo

The Southern Youth Soccer Association will conduct registration for the spring season Feb. 16 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the soccer fields behind Chatom Elementary School. More...

DV task force continues effort on local database

The Washington County Domestic Violence Task Force is continuing its efforts to broaden a reference database for use in reducing the number of domestic violence incidents in the county by studying the patterns. More...

Leadership Washington announces youth program

Efforts toward the formation of Leadership Washington (LW) began with an interested group of individuals who met in 2003 to discuss the formation of a community development leadership program. More...

We want to know

The South Alabamian wants to know about any outstanding people in your communities, churches or civic organizations who work hard behind the scenes but receive little recognition. More...