Chatom Police Lt. Aaron Carpenter II was recently honored by the Chatom Town Council during its June meeting. Carpenter served as interim chief upon the retirement of Chief M. More...
Ingredients 18 tablespoons (2 1/4 sticks) unsalted butter at room temperature 3 cups sugar 6 extra-large eggs at room temperature 1 cup sour cream at room temperature 1/2 teaspoons pure vani More...
The Washington County Board of Education met Tuesday, June 29 and the agenda dealt mainly with personnel matters. Diane Perkins retired from the central office with 33 years service as secretary in the special education department. More...
The skies will soon come alive with the sights and sounds of a variety of different fireworks. They may be a pretty sight to see, but misuse can lead to serious property damage, injuries and even death. More...
By Ellen Williams SA Reporter At the Washington County Commission June 28 meeting, county engineer, Jason Sturdivant announced that the bridge over Escatawpa River is 95 percent removed. More...
In the photo of drug court grads last week, graduate Randy Bumpers’ last name was misstated as were the last names of drug court workers Pam Pyles and Tommy Pyles. More...
Fifteen to 20 students attended summer remediation classes for the high school graduation exam at Clarke County High School and Jackson High School. More...
There’ll be the customary Fourth of July American Legion barbecue, fireworks and other activities in Thomasville but look for them Saturday since the Fourth is on a Sunday. More...
AT&T recently announced the activation of a new cell site in Coffeeville. The new site is located off U.S. Highway 84 in the heart of Coffeeville. More...
Everyone loves old photos! Here’s your chance to share yours through a special Old Photo Edition to be published in the July 22 issue of The South Alabamian. More...
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