February 23, 2011 RSS feed / News

Black History Tea is Saturday in Jackson

The Annual Black History Tea, hosted by the Clarke County Voter’s League, this Saturday, 6 p.m., at the Pearce Park Assembly House in Jackson. More...

Several retire/resign from WashCo Schools System

The Washington County Board of Education granted the following during a specially called meeting Feb. 22: More...

Jackson City Council approves letting bids for new fire station

The Jackson City Council, Tuesday, approved the letting of bids for a new downtown fire station to be built on property adjacent to the existing one at the corner of Church Street and Forest Avenue. More...

ClarkeCo backs off fee for housing Choctaw inmates

In an effort to be a “good neighbor,” Clarke County Sheriff Ray Norris and county commissioners Tuesday backed off of an earlier commitment to charge Choctaw County $20 a day to house its inmates and instead agreed to a $10 a day fee, the More...

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Motion dies for Cane Creek bridge guardrail

Clarke County Commissioner Rhondel Rhone who has been lobbying for guardrails for a Cane Creek bridge culvert on County Route 1 for several weeks now, saw his motion to spend $12,800 on guardrails die for lack of a second at Tuesday’s commissio More...

Clarke County Sheriff’s Report

Arrests booked through the Clarke County Jail during the week of Feb. 15-22 include: Kevin Lamar Pritchett, 18, distribution of a controlled substance, $20,000 bond, arrested by Clarke County Sheriff’s Dept. More...

WashCo Sheriff’s Report

The Washington County Sheriff’s Department reported the following arrests during the past week: *Ronald James Curtis Jr., 28, of Axis was arrested Feb. More...

Correction

In last week’s edition concerning the traffic crash on the front page, three people were injured when a Chevrolet Silverado, driven by Donald Ott, of Mobile, was struck by a Nissan pickup, driven by Malari Anderson, of Wagarville. More...

ClarkeCo E-911 getting upgrade on computer line

A computer communication line called a T1 line will be installed between the Clarke County E-911 Center and the Clarke County Sheriff’s Department, county commissioners decided Tuesday, acting on a request from Sheriff Ray Norris. More...

St. Stephens dig planned for Saturday

Weather permitting, the next dig at Old St. Stephens is planned for this Saturday. Work will continue on the cellar of the main building and the east end of the slaves’ yard. Digging will begin at 9 a.m. and last until 4 p.m. More...