Firefighters from the Salitpa and Antioch fire departments used the Jaws of Life to free Stephen J. Bozeman, 45, of Salitpa from his 2000 GMC pickup, Friday, Sept. 17. More...
A suspect who rammed a house on Callier Street in Grove Hill around 2 a.m. last Thursday morning fought and ran from two Clarke County deputies the next day before being apprehended. More...
Mason Billy Frank Hall (right), a member of Santa Fe Lodge No. 226 in Jackson, was honored with a 50-year pin during a special ceremony conducted Monday, Sept. 20. More...
Glen Zorn, Democratic candidate for Alabama Commissioner of Agriculture, paid a visit to Jackson, Tuesday, Sept. 21. Zorn visited with local community and business leaders while in the area. More...
Mayor Richard Long recently proclaimed Sept. 17-23 as Daughters of American Revolution Constitution Week. With Mayor Long is Pam Kelly, regent of the Elijah Pugh Chapter of DAR. More...
Robert Jackson Jr. holds a 5-foot 3-inch rattle snake that he killed in his front yard in Rockville Wednesday, Sept. 15. The snake had four rattles and a button. More...
Members of The Clearwater Masters Commission were in the area Monday Sept. 13 at Jackson Middle School, Tuesday Sept. 14 at Leroy High School and Wednesday Sept. 15 at Jackson High School. More...
Jackson Police Chief Charles Burge, this week, warned those attending the Jackson vs. Leroy football game this Friday to park legally or run the risk of their vehicles being towed. More...
After 30 years of celebrating their Native American culture in June, the MOWA Band of Choctaw Indians Tribal Council unanimously elected to change the dates of its annual powwow to the second full weekend in October. More...
Many mature adults think of texting as something their children or grandchildren do for fun, but a number of Jacksonarea residents learned about the serious side of texting at a recent “Get Connected” event sponsored by AT&T, AARP and wi More...
The Alabama-Tombigbee Regional Commission’s Executive Committee Board conducted a ribbon cutting ceremony for its new maintenance facility in Camden on Sept. 8. More...
Jamie Curtis Eckstein, 20, of Jackson was injured when he apparently lost control of his 1994 Acura, around 8:52 p.m., Tuesday, Sept. 21, while heading north on State Highway 69. More...
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