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0:55

Corrections officer jailed

The South Alabamian News Podcast ·

2024/12/11

Clarke County Jail corrections officer Larissa Thompson was arrested on Dec. 5 and charged with conspiracy to smuggle controlled substances into the facility. Thompson, who was charged with criminal conspiracy to commit a controlled substance crime and unlawful possession of a controlled substance, was paid to introduce drugs into the jail but was arrested before any contraband entered the facility, authorities said. The drugs were seized as evidence and Thompson is currently being held in th...

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1:14

Helen H. Skipper Toy Drive recital brings cheer to...

The South Alabamian News Podcast ·

2024/12/11

The Jackson High School auditorium was filled with holiday spirit as the Helen H. Skipper Toy Drive recital took center stage on Dec. 3. Organized to support the Jackson Police Department’s holiday initiative, the event brought together around 60 young dancers from Dynamic Dance Dimensions who showcased their talents in a performance aimed at gathering toys for local children in need. The audience’s support was tangible, as donations poured in to benefit the toy drive, which provides gifts to...

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3:24

Waiting for Trump amid wars and rumors of wars

The South Alabamian News Podcast ·

2024/12/11

The fat lady can’t sing soon enough. It ain’t over ’til it's over! Regardless of the results of the presidential election, Joe Biden is still president and will continue to operate as president until Donald Trump recites his oath of office Monday, Jan. 20, 2025. In related news, rebels and the Syrian army announced they had overthrown the government of Syrian President Bashar al-Assad in spite of prior Russian and Iranian support of Assad’s regime. Russian state media confirms Assad is in Mos...

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3:14

AGGIES break records in huge Super 7 win

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2024/12/11

BIRMINGHAM — Landon Duckworth was 14- of-17 passing for 325 yards and five touchdowns in a record-setting performance to lead No. 1-ranked Jackson to a 69-6 rout of No. 3 Cherokee County in the Class 4A state championship game Friday at Protective Stadium. It was the second outright state title in school history for the Aggies (14-1), who won 14 straight after a season-opening loss to Class 6A runner-up Saraland in the season opener. Jackson set a number of Super 7 records, including: • The l...

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1:56

Clarke County Arrest Report

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2024/12/11

Arrests booked in the Clarke County Jail Dec. 2 - 9 include the following: Roderick Allen, 39, unlawful imprisonment first degree, sodomy first degree Kevin Ray Barnett, 44, petition to revoke bond, domestic violence second degree Michael Lee McKinley, 45, menacing, criminal mischief third degree Jeffery Jones, 29, drug court Michael Wayne Demary, 47, Sorna violation Larissa Thompson, 24, conspiracy to distribute controlled substance, possession of controlled substance Robert James Stovall II...

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0:30

Rail crossing closed

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2024/12/11

The railroad crossing leading to the Depot is closed until further notice due to ongoing work at the site, the City of Jackson announced. The closure will remain in place until weather conditions allow for asphalt to be poured. The city asks motorists to use Industrial Road, Middle Street or the route under the railroad trestle to access locations beyond the crossing. The city apologized for any inconvenience and asked for residents’ patience while the work is being performed. Article Link

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0:48

Margaret Morgan is Gillmore's Teacher of the Year

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2024/12/11

Joe M. Gillmore Elementary School’s 2024-25 Teacher of the Year is Margaret Morgan, seen holding her plaque. Morgan teaches second grade and has a bachelor’s of science degree and a master’s degree in elementary education. Celebrating with Morgan are, first row from left, Indiyah Howard, Austin Coats, Cole Johnson, Za’Mariya Cleaves, Kaylee Jackson and Markus Foremen; middle row from left, Skyler Ramsey, Dakoda Harbuck, Waylone Isbell, Empriss Pettway, Aaron Lymon, Marlin Caraway, Landon Adam...

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2:38

Of Record and Note

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2024/12/11

The following deeds were recorded by the Clarke County Probate Office: Marriage LicensesDec. 2 - 6 Daryl Lee Overton to Mindy Lyn Ordoyne Alexander Hill to Teresa Jenkins James R. Newton to Kristi Lynn Steber Charles Lewis Jenkins to Mary Virginia Harmon Property deedsDec. 2 – 6 Terry Hutto, Jewel W. Dailey to Robert Alvin Dailey; Terry Hutto, Jewel W. Dailey to Justin Scott Dailey (Administrators) William F. McCorquodale Family Limited Partnership, William F. McCorquodale Life Insurance Trus...

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8:33

The best team in Class 4A history

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2024/12/11

BIRMINGHAM — Annihilation doesn’t capture it. Neither does incineration or obliteration. It’s best to say the state record book had no equal for No. 1-ranked Jackson’s 69-6 victory over Cherokee County Friday, which was the worst beating in the annals of the Super 7. At times, you were tempted to avert your eyes from the carnage but then you would have missed history in the making. The No. 3-ranked Warriors were in the Class 4A state championship game for the third straight year. They lost th...

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1:24

Tips to stay healthy this flu season

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2024/12/11

The Alabama Department of Public Health is emphasizing the importance of receiving a flu shot. Vaccination is the key to preventing influenza. The Centers for Disease Control recommends that everyone aged 6 months and older, with rare exceptions, receive a flu vaccine every year. Vaccination is especially important for individuals at higher risk of severe flu complications, such as young children, older adults, pregnant women and those with chronic health conditions. The annual flu shot signi...

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0:46

Church Briefs

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2024/12/11

Jackson First Presbyterian offers Christmas Eve service Jackson First Presbyterian Church will host a Christmas Eve service at 5:30 p.m. on the Tuesday, Dec. 24th. Plan to attend and enjoy this beautiful time of reflection. Christmas Mass announced Sacred Heart Catholic Church in Grove Hill has announced the Mass schedule for Christmas Eve, Tuesday, Dec. 24th and Christmas Day, Wednesday, Dec. 25th. A vigil Mass will be celebrated on Tuesday, Dec. 24th, 4 p.m., at St. John the Evangelist in B...

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0:41

Santa spreads holiday cheer at Jackson Medical

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2024/12/11

Santa Claus made a special stop at Jackson Medical Center on Dec. 4 to bring holiday joy to staff, volunteers and patients. Santa’s visit also included some moments with children, who were thrilled to meet the jolly old man in the red suit. “It was a magical evening for everyone here at JMC,” hospital director Jennifer Ryland said. “Santa’s visit brought so much joy to our staff and patients and it was a reminder of the festive spirit that makes this season so special. We’re grateful for his ...

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3:09

Defense wins championships

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2024/12/11

BIRMINGHAM — Offense wins championships but defense sets the tone. While Jackson’s offense was receiving all the attention and love in its 69-6 thrashing of Cherokee County Friday in the Class 4A state championship game, the defense made it possible, reducing the Warriors’ running game to a non-factor. Cherokee County managed only 72 yards rushing on 38 attempts, averaging less than 2 yards a carry. Leading rusher Tae Diamond, rushed for 47 yards on 19 attempts. The Warriors had only 169 yard...

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1:01

McIntosh Bluff ramp reopens after paving

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2024/12/11

The McIntosh Bluff boat ramp on the Tombigbee River in Washington County has reopened after the main and overflow parking lots and entrance road were repaved, the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources announced. Funding for the project was provided through the Sport Fish Restoration Program, which is supported through excise taxes on the sale of outboard motor fuel, fishing equipment and the sale of Alabama fishing licenses. Additional funding was provided by Innovate Alaba...

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0:41

Jackson Police Report

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2024/12/11

Officers with the Jackson Police Department reported the following activity for Dec. 2 - 9 arrests: Dyshawn Gaston, 25, public intoxication Quintious Davis, 31, possession of marijuana second degree Calls for service Ambulance, 28 Property dispute, 1Alarm, 4Crowd control, 3Stabbing, 1Suspicious activity, 6Assistance, 5Disorderly person, 2Reckless driving, 2Burglary, 1Theft of property, 2Criminal trespassing, 1 Illegal parking, 1Sex crimes, 1Loitering, 2Assault, 2Harassment, 2Domestic problems...

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0:25

Washington County Arrest Report

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2024/12/11

The following arrests were made by the Washington County Sheriff’s deputies from Dec. 2 - 9: Kendalis Woodard, failure to appear Willie Earl Parker, probation violation - misdemeanor Todd Cole, violation – violence, protection order Jennifer Lee Nix, failure to file/pay Patrick Lloyd Rivers, assault second degree, domestic violence third degree – assault third degree Article Link

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3:57

The unforgettable field

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2024/12/11

High school is a hurricane of discovery and challenge, a time when the world feels both infinite and unbearably fragile. For many, it’s a stepping stone to college, a natural transition to lectures, dorms and late-night study sessions. But for others, the road forward isn’t so seamless. It’s time to trade textbooks for timecards as the safety of school fades and reality takes over. Yet, the hardest part of high school isn’t grappling with the future; it’s saying goodbye. The mundane and magic...

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2:16

Protect your pets from the cold

The South Alabamian News Podcast ·

2024/12/11

As it gets colder, it’s important to make sure pets stay comfortable and safe whether they are inside or outside. Here’s an easy guide to help you keep your pets warm and healthy during the colder months. Provide proper shelter The best way to keep your pets warm is by giving them a cozy place to stay. If your pets live indoors, make sure they have a warm and safe spot to relax, such as a blanket or a soft bed. For outdoor pets, make sure they have a sturdy, insulated shelter, such as a dogho...

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4:49

Community Calendar

The South Alabamian News Podcast ·

2024/12/11

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 Care Center will be open the second Fri. and Sat. of each month, 9 a.m. until 2 p.m., at 18957 Highway 69 in Coffeeville. The Care Center is a thrift store for people needing clothes a...

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3:06

Abudant Life goal of church

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2024/12/11

Abundant Life Church in Jackson stands as a testament to growth, resilience and the power of community. Under the leadership of Pastor B.J. Hales, the church has evolved from a simple place of worship into a vibrant force which has reshaped how people experience faith and fellowship. “I want people to leave here differently than they came,” said Hales, who marked a decade of leading the congregation on Dec. 7. “We don’t want to just offer a service, we want to offer an encounter with God.” Ha...

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