Clarke County Arc (CCARC) clients, assisted by staff members, rang the Salvation Army bell at the Pic N Sav supermarket on College Avenue Monday, Nov. 24. More...
Persons interested in Alabama history and archaeology have an opportunity to assist in the excavation of the slave quarters at a historic former hotel building in old St. Stephens on Saturday, Dec. 6, from 8:30 a.m. until 4 p.m. More...
Meteorologists at Exceptional Children, Inc, (ECI) are seeing snow in the forecast on Saturday, Dec. 6. Their in-depth forecast predicts a blizzard of 18 tons of snow centered over the Dixie Youth Fields on Highway 56 in Chatom. More...
At their Nov. 24 commission meeting, Washington County commissioners were hesitant to vote to become a part of a five county economic development group. More...
At their last meeting, the Washington County Solid Waste Authority voted to extend Advance Disposal Systems' permitting deadline from Jan. 1, 2009 until Jan. 1, 2011. At their meeting on Nov. More...
Clarke County Commissioner Rhondel Rhone told fellow commissioners Monday that the U.S. Corps of Engineers wants to make improvements to the Silver Creek Park area. More...
At their Nov. 24 meeting, the Washington County Commission passed a resolution to sell the north half of 80 acres (plus or minus 40 acres) to a developer for 2.25 million dollars. More...
Strapped state education coffers are forcing the Clarke County Board of Education to do something it has never had to do before- pay teachers and support staff a week later than usual. More...
The lowest bidder for a proposed new central fueling station for Clarke County's vehicles was $100,000 under the highest bidder and considerably less than the other two. The Clarke County Commission opened the bids at its special meeting on Nov. More...
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