Jackson firefighters were given the opportunity to participate in driver's training via a driving simulator at the downtown fire station Feb. 12-13. More...
This pickup was totaled during a one-vehicle wreck that occurred on Walker Springs Road near Rabbit Creek Road, sometime between Friday night, Feb. 22 and Saturday morning, Feb. 23. More...
Jackson Rotary Club members Ted Van Iderstine (right) and Asberry Daffin (left) recently presented a $3,000 check on behalf of the club to Nancy McDonald, head of the Pine City Park Project. More...
The annual Singing Valentine's program spread plenty of tunes of love across Clarke County on Feb. 14. The two groups of singers raised money to support the Regional Child Advocacy Center (CAC), located in Grove Hill. More...
Pfc. Brent E. Sims is serving a 15-month tour of duty in Baghdad, Iraq with the 64th MP Company. Sims is a 2006 graduate of Thomasville High School and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Sims. More...
Airman Adam Sims has graduated from the Air Force Basic Military Training course in San Antonio, Texas. Sims completed the seven-week course, which consisted of military customs and procedures, self-aid and buddy care, and rifle training. More...
The McIntosh Police Department reported a number of drug arrests between Feb. 19-22. Sharon D. Vallare, 46, of Jackson was arrested Feb. 19 following call from Greer's Supermarket. According to Capt. More...
For the second time in two weeks injuries resulted from a head-on crash on Forest Avenue in Jackson. According to Police Chief Charles Burge, the crash occurred around 8:19 p.m., Feb. More...
The Jackson City Council recently enacted an expense allowance and a cost of living raise for the next mayor and council members who take office Nov. 3. More...
The public is invited to attend a free fashion show at the First United Methodist Church of Jackson Christian Life Center, Feb. 29 at 6:30 p.m. The show will feature fashions from seven local stores, modeled by 20 models from the church. More...
A number of Jackson Police officers and Clarke County deputies attended a training course in Jackson, Tuesday, Feb. 19, on the use of pulmonary breath testers. The class was conducted by Chuck Barber of the Alabama Department of Forensic Sciences. More...
The flu season is taking its toll currently in Clarke County. It may not be a full-blown epidemic, but the influenza is causing discomfort for children and adults alike. Dr. Garrett Miller's office had to stop taking patients at 10 a.m. More...
The Washington County Democratic Executive Committee (WCDEC) met Feb. 21 in the large courtroom at Chatom. Probate Judge Charles Singleton addressed problems with the Board of Registrars and with poll workers. More...
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