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The South Alabamian News Podcast

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The South Alabamian Newspaper provides local news for Jackson, Alabama.

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3:02

Starting your fitness journey one step at a time

The South Alabamian News Podcast ·

2025/01/07

Walking is often dismissed as an inferior form of exercise, particularly in comparison to running or other high-intensity workouts. However, science and fitness experts have repeatedly shown that walking provides a wealth of mental and physical benefits, making it one of the most accessible and effective forms of exercise. Walking, especially at a moderate intensity, can rival running in terms of health benefits when energy expenditure is comparable. Research has demonstrated that walking can...

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3:47

The power of flowers

The South Alabamian News Podcast ·

2025/01/07

As a child, Minnie Sheffield never cared much for flowers. However, in 1992, Paula Martin offered Sheffield a job at the Leaf and Petal Flower Shoppe in Thomasville. Under Martin’s kind tutelage, Sheffield discovered that happiness was to hold flowers in her hands. She not only awakened an untapped talent for floral design but also uncovered a deeply rooted passion for flowers. In 2000, Sheffield started her own business, Buds & Bows by Minnie. Ironically, a friend’s untimely death caused...

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2:38

SPORTING GOODS

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2025/01/07

Ammo .38 special, Winchester, 130 grain, full metal jacket. for box of 50. 251-610-8724 Ammo. .357 magnum, blazer brass 158 grain, jacketed hollow point. for box of 50. 251-610-8724 Marlin model 90 12-gauge double barrel shotgun. 30 in barrels, made in 1950, excellent bird gun. With soft case. 0. 251-610-8724 1917 Mauser Broomhandle pistol. Includes wood stock & leather holster with barrel tool. Very complete gun. 50.00; 1920 30 cal Lugar. 00.00. 251-2281-3942 AR 10 combat armory. 6.5 G...

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2:06

MISCELLANEOUS

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2025/01/07

Angle urn, metal. 3x5 inches. 10 ft long. . 2 pieces. 3x3 other angle urn pieces. 251-802-6405 Fresh honey, no preservatives. Quarts for sale. 251-318-0084 Shelled pecans. a quart or a pint. 251-777-8449 Emeril Lagasse power air fryer 360 with recipe book, new. . 251- 635-2047 Tall water heater. 2 years old. 0. 251-454-9597 Two air purifiers. each; Dark wooden table, very nice. ; Kitchen island. . Office chair. . Mardi Gras throws, large bags. each. 251-622-6042 Two grave plots in Pinecre...

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0:27

SUVS

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2025/01/07

2010 Toyota RAV4, in great condition, good tires, 186k miles on the odometer, runs great, willing to negotiate. 00. 251-454-9597 2000 Black Jeep Grand Cherokee limited. Needs repairs. 0. 251- 648-3353 Article Link

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0:20

ELECTRONICS

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2025/01/07

Powered 5G cell phone signal booster kit. Paid 0 new, asking 0 OBO. Call or text 251-227-8327, leave msg if you get no answer. 251-227-8327 Article Link

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0:13

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

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2025/01/07

HOUSES 3 BR, 2 BA home for rent. Inside Thomasville city limits. Call Jason at 334-636-9626 Article Link

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0:21

LAWN AND GARDEN

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2025/01/07

30 gallon bags of pine straw. . 251-242-9340 Snapper riding lawn mower. Looks new and runs new. 0 OBO. 251- 525-0640 anytime after 8 a.m. Article Link

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1:50

Local Walgreens to close

The South Alabamian News Podcast ·

2025/01/07

Jackson’s Walgreens location is among 1,200 stores the pharmacy chain plans to close nationwide, Mayor Paul South said. “We are actively working on attracting other business options to ensure our residents continue to have access to essential services,” South said. The decision comes as drugstore chains such as Walgreens, CVS Health, and Rite Aid struggle to adapt to changing consumer behavior and economic pressures. Once dominant in the retail landscape, drugstores are now retreating due as ...

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4:26

Community Calendar

The South Alabamian News Podcast ·

2025/01/07

Heart of Dixie Collector’s Club Meetings are on the last Tues. of each month, at Jack’s Family Restaurant in Chatom at 6 p.m. Contact Larry Givens, 271-847-3517, for additional info. Catholic Social Services Open & available for the needy. Catholic Social Services is open and available for those in need. Located at 1206 College Ave. We are open Monday-Friday, 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. For additional info, please contact (251) 246-0131. Coffeeville Care Center The Union Grove Baptist Church C...

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3:09

Leroy senior finds meaning in duck hunting

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2025/01/07

The creek in Wagarville was cloaked in mist, the kind that softens the edges of the world and makes you feel like you’ve stepped into a painting. It was just before dawn and the air held a chill sharp enough to keep you awake but not cold enough to bite. For Rylon Moore, this was the best time of the day, the quiet moment before the sun broke through, when the world was still deciding what it wanted to be. Moore, 18 and a senior at Leroy High School, has been duck hunting for a couple of year...

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0:58

Of Record and Note

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2024/12/31

The following deeds were recorded by the Clarke County Probate Office: Marriage LicensesDec. 23 - 27 Jonathan Cody Hill and Kamryn Nycole Newson Aubrie Madalyne Rotton to Hunter Allen Ragland John Franklin Smith to Carren Rasonable Rodimo Property deedsDec. 23 - 27 Michael Christopher Trull to Lewis Properties LLC (Warranty) David Dockery to Kenneth Ray Hamilton, Connie J. Hamilton (Survivorship) Patrick Kidder to Patrick Kidder; William E. Barnes to EZN Outfitters Thomasville LLC; Jamie Aver...

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1:32

Storm wreaks havoc in Grove Hill

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2024/12/31

GROVE HILL — A storm with heavy straightline winds caused significant damage to buildings and infrastructure in Grove Hill late Saturday night and Sunday morning. No injuries were reported but the straight-line winds were estimated at between 80 and 90 miles per hour, according to Clarke County Emergency Management Agency Director Roy Waite, who cited his 20 years of experience and data from an app that estimates wind speeds based on damage. A wind gauge in the area recorded winds of 65 mph b...

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6:50

A quarter-century of change

The South Alabamian News Podcast ·

2024/12/31

In 1999, I was 5 years old, just old enough to sense the weight of the approaching millennium but too young to grasp its full significance. The world buzzed with a mixture of excitement and anxiety. I was told the Y2K bug would bring the collapse of modern society, that the internet would change everything and that we were standing on the cusp of something unimaginable. At the time, those were just abstract ideas, vague words with no clear meaning. Now, as I approach my 30s, the world I ...

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5:04

A year of change and progress

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2024/12/31

Jackson Medical Center’s transition to public ownership in October marked a significant milestone for healthcare in the region and is The South Alabamian’s top news story for 2024. The million sale, facilitated by the Jackson Health Care Authority, was finalized after two years of negotiations. Mayor Paul South hailed the move as a historic achievement which would ensure reliable healthcare for the community. With access to federal and state funding, the hospital planned to expand services, ...

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2:01

Tornadoes tear through Alabama

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2024/12/31

At least three tornadoes touched down in Alabama late Saturday evening and early Sunday morning, including an EF1 twister in Mobile County, according to the National Weather Service. Two EF1 tornadoes were also recorded in Limestone and Lamar counties, the NWS said. The EF1 twister in Mobile County had top wind speeds of 90 miles per hour, traveled 5.3 miles and was 100 yards wide, according to the NWS. It began south of Dees and west of Grand Bay Wilmer Road just after 2 a.m. A radar-indicat...

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0:32

Washington County Arrest Report

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2024/12/31

The following arrests were made by the Washington County Sheriff’s deputies from Dec. 16 – 28: Kendaris Barnes, domestic violence third degree (assault third degree) Cortney Jenae Estes, use/possession of drug paraphernalia Joshua Paul Rivers, failure to file and/or pay John Oliver Westbrooks, domestic violence third degree Michael Charles Hughes, attempt to elude police – felony Eric Echols, probation revocation Bridges Deloise Reed, use/possession of drug paraphernalia Article Link

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Clarke County Arrest Report

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2024/12/31

Arrests booked in the Clarke County Jail Dec. 16 - 23 include the following: Frank Milton, 40, theft of property first degree Steven Dewayne Johnson, 72, Sorna violation, probation revocation – technical violation James Lewis Johnson Cleaves, 23, receiving stolen property second degree, robbery first degree Tyler Wayne Alford, 27, domestic violence third degree – harassment Escous Hawthorne, 42, receiving stolen property second degree, unlawful possession of controlled substances x2, unlawful...

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0:42

SUVS

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2024/12/31

2024 Kia Telluride SV6, all wheel drive, dawning red, loaded, low miles, kept in garage. ,800. 251- 300-8448 2010 Toyota RAV4, in great condition, good tires, 186k miles on the odometer, runs great, willing to negotiate. 00. 251-454-9597 2000 Black Jeep Grand Cherokee limited. Needs repairs. 0. 251- 648-3353 Article Link

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CARS

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2024/12/31

2010 Ford Focus, blue exterior, beige interior, 111k miles, runs great, new tires and new brakes, ,300 or best offer. 251-648-7983 Article Link

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