Linda Goodman is seeking reelection for License Commissioner of Clarke County. She has been employed in the license commission office for 20 years. She served 13 years as chief clerk and took office as license commissioner in 2003. More...
By Barry H. Hendrix Special to The South Alabamian
The Clarke County Commission voted Tuesday to close out the project agreement with Louisiana Pacific Corporation (LP) concerning its mill south of Thomasville. The approval is pending final review by County Attorney Bruce Wilson. More...
More than 40 arrests were booked through the Clarke County Jail over the past week. Those arrested include: Gregory Etheridge, 48, disorderly conduct, $500 bond, arrested by Thomasville Police Dept. Josh L. More...
Edward James of Jackson is a "strander cab" operator at the new Louisiana Pacific OSB mill but the job is much more complicated than the title implies. More...
Asks for answers in 7 days
The Alabama Judicial Inquiry Commission and its attorney, Thomas Sorrells of Dothan, have served Circuit Judge Stuart DuBose with a set of interrogatories regarding his claim of diminished capacity and asked the Court of the Judiciary to require an More...
Clarke County jurors assembled for just a few minutes Monday before being dismissed by Presiding Circuit Judge Tom Baxter. More...
By Ellen Williams SA Reporter
Joe Carter was back to speak with the Washington County Commission, March 24, as he had during two previous meetings, Feb. 25 and March 10. More...
By Ellen Williams SA Reporter
Stan Rigney attended the March 24 meeting of the Washington County Commission and stated that he represented the Washington County Fire Association and wished to speak to the 800 MHZ radio system. More...
By Ellen Williams SA Reporter
Commissioner Hilton Robbins reported during Monday's Washington County Commission meeting that he has had calls from the mother of a jail inmate who said her son got into an altercation inside the jail in which his jaw was broken and he wants the c More...
By Ellen Williams SA Reporter
Though no definite actions were taken at the March 25 sewerage meeting at McIntosh City Hall, Judge Charles Singleton gave those in attendance an overview of where the interestgroup is at the present and presented several items he hopes will More...
