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Aggies still rule!
Jackson defeated host Leroy 9-8 in the championship game of the annual Fellowship of Christian Athletes 7-on-7 tournament on July 8. Participating teams also included Escambia County, Washington County, Clarke County, Millry, Fruitdale and B.C....
Aggies still rule!
Jackson defeated host Leroy 9-8 in the championship game of the annual Fellowship of Christian Athletes 7-on-7 tournament on July 8. Participating teams also included Escambia County, Washington County, Clarke County, Millry, Fruitdale and B.C....
Community Calendar
July 23 A Back-to-School Community Resource Fair will be held at 4 p.m. at the Clarke County Courthouse. The free event will include community resources and school supply giveaways while supplies last. For more information, contact April Willia...
Community Calendar
July 23 A Back-to-School Community Resource Fair will be held at 4 p.m. at the Clarke County Courthouse. The free event will include community resources and school supply giveaways while supplies last. For more information, contact April Willia...
The Robert Trent Jones Golf Trail still delivers
Dr. David Bronner is revered by Alabama government employees, especially retired state workers. Dr. Bronner has overseen the administration and investments of the Retirement Systems of Alabama for 53 years. To say he has done a spectacular job ...
Who decides what's best for Thomasville?
I don’t know whether I am mad or just disappointed in our mayor. I believe he has not been forthcoming with the people he represents. Word started leaking around the community that he was trying to bring a data center to our small town. When wo...
The day we forgot how to slow down
Saturday, Willie and I were headed to Mobile to pick up horse and cattle feed. It was one of those beautiful South Alabama mornings when there wasn't any reason to be in a hurry. We were talking, enjoying the drive and doing the speed limit. Ev...
Horton back home to teach
Nicole Horton is joining the Thomasville Elementary School faculty as a teacher. Horton graduated from Thomasville High School in 1994. She has 12 years of experience teaching elementary school and has a bachelor’s degree in K-6 education. ...
Flying Bricks Community Band recognizes Hayden Chafin
Hayden Chafin, right, a recent graduate of Washington County High School, was recognized for his service to the Flying Bricks Community Band. He is pictured with fellow Flying Bricks member Chris Beverly.
Marengo sheriff's office seeking wanted woman
The Marengo County Sheriff ’s Office is asking for the public’s help in locating Nicole Leigh Langley, who is wanted on multiple charges. Langley is wanted for shooting into an occupied dwelling, third-degree criminal mischief and third-degree ...
Leroy man faces attempted murder charge
A Leroy man is being held in the Escambia County Jail after being denied bail under Alabama’s Aniah’s law. Robert Heath Walker, 53, was charged with attempted murder by the Atmore Police Department, which said it believes he is responsible for ...
Clarke County trash bills set to drop
GROVE HILL — Waste Management was the low bidder for Clarke County’s solid waste business when bids were opened at Tuesday’s county commission meeting. A bid was not awarded pending review but it appears that county residents will see a signifi...
Wilcox man charged with dogfighting
A Wilcox County man has been charged with multiple offenses following an investigation into an alleged dogfighting operation in the Lower Peachtree community, according to the Wilcox County Sheriff ’s Office. Antonio Rico Rodgers, 48, was arres...
Thomasville residents push back against proposed data center
THOMASVILLE — Concerns over a proposed data center dominated the Thomasville City Council meeting on Monday as residents from the Dummy Line Road area urged city leaders to oppose the project and pressed officials for answers about the city’s a...
James Rudolph Thompson
James “ Rudolph” Thompson, 81, passed peacefully from this life on June 30, 2026, surrounded by the love of his family. Rudolph grew up in Hobson, where he built a life rooted in faith, family, hard work and community. It was there that he marr...
Hardie Bradford Kimbrough
The Honorabl e Hardie Bradford Kimbrough, 88, passed away peacefully on June 30, 2026. Hardie was born in Selma on Jan. 4, 1938. Raised in Thomasville, he graduated from Thomasville High School in 1955 before attending the University of the Sou...
Former Jackson stars to appear in the new EA SPORTS game
JACKSON — Several former Jackson High School football standouts will take the virtual field after being included in the newly released EA SPORTS College Football 27 video game, which is scheduled for release on July 9. Five former Aggies have b...
Thomasville's Davis out for the season
Thomasville High School will be without one of its key returning players this fall after running back and outside linebacker Troy Davis underwent knee surgery last week. Tigers coach Clint Anderson confirmed Davis (5-8, 170 sophomore) will miss...
James Rudolph Thompson
James “ Rudolph” Thompson, 81, passed peacefully from this life on June 30, 2026, surrounded by the love of his family. Rudolph grew up in Hobson, where he built a life rooted in faith, family, hard work and community. It was there that he marr...
Hardie Bradford Kimbrough
The Honorabl e Hardie Bradford Kimbrough, 88, passed away peacefully on June 30, 2026. Hardie was born in Selma on Jan. 4, 1938. Raised in Thomasville, he graduated from Thomasville High School in 1955 before attending the University of the Sou...
Community Calendar
July 11 The City of Jackson is sponsoring a paper shredding event July 11 from 9 a.m. until noon at the parking lot across from Pine City Farms on Kimball Avenue in Jackson. JULY 16 A history presentation featuring guest presenter Mike Bunn wil...
