As a physician, Dr. Norman Stevens has dedicated his life to helping others, not only in Jackson, but in other parts of the world as well. This year will be his 22nd trip to Nicaragua as part of the Baptist Medical and Dental Missions International organization. He has made trips there since 1991... More...
Jackson Police are investigating an incident in which a 3-year-old child was burned in a tub of scalding water at a residence in the 300 block of Church Street. More...
Sometimes people have to move on to reach their full potential in life. Such was the case with Michael Rotton, who formerly received services from Clarke County ARC (CCARC). Michael, who is considered deaf due to his very limited ability to hear, graduated from the Thomasville City School system... More...
Two search warrants were executed by local law enforcement in the Toddtown community Friday, Feb. 29. "Narcotics Investigator Steve Carlisle has been working in the Toddtown area for the past three weeks after we received complaints about drug trafficking in the area," said Chief Investigator Ron... More...
Men and Women's Day celebration on March 9 Greater Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church will be celebrating their annual Men and Women's Day Sunday, March 9 at 12 noon. Bro. Johnny and Sis. Marilyn Berry will be the guest speakers. The Rev. Mulvoy Taylor Jr. is the pastor. More...
Singing at Grace Chapel There will be a singing Saturday, March 15, 6 p.m. at Grace Chapel Church in Coffeeville. All are encouraged to come and take part. For more information call 276-3957. Quarterback Club to meet Jackson High School Quarterback Club will gather for their monthly meeting M... More...
Anderson wins county spelling bee Michael Anderson, a seventh grader at Jackson Academy, won the Clarke County Spelling Bee Feb. 8 at Grove Hill Elementary School. Anderson will represent Clarke County in the State Spelling Bee in Birmingham on March 8. He is the son of Kelly and Andy Anderson of ... More...
I'm a big fan of newspaper comics. I think the "funny papers" offer not only muchneeded humor but also a little insight into life. "The Born Loser" is a favorite and a recent Sunday panel touched on a topic I've been thinking about. More...
The Jackson Academy Lady Eagles softball team improved to 3-3 on the season after winning two of three games this weekend in Monroeville to win the Monroe Academy Tournament. "I thought we played really good," Lady Eagles coach Christy Lowery said. "We hit the ball well and did a good running the... More...
Randal Scott Sheffield and Sonia Clanton Sheffield of Grove Hill announce the engagement of their daughter, Jami Virginia, to Michael Adam Kaplan, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jay Kaplan, all of Nashville. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Sheffield of Grove Hill, the late M... More...
Trisha Armistead Harrison Trisha Armistead Harrison, a native of Jackson and resident of Butler, died Feb. 28, 2008 at a health care facility in Butler. She was 62 years of age. A secretary for Scotch Lumber Company, Ms. Harrison was a member of the Tompkins Baptist Church in Grove Hill. One gra... More...
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CCARC accepts proclamation