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

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1:38

Of Record and Note

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2024/09/04

The following deeds were recorded by the Clarke County Probate Office: MarriagesAug. 26—Aug. 30 Tiara Chantel Martin to DenzellNecoby JenkinsMorgan Linsey Conerly to BrileyTate Bates Property deedsAug. 26—Aug. 30 Hunter Kyle Furrow to Meg Sheffield FurrowJames R. Long to Christopher L. ForeLeila Nichols to Caleb T. AldayJerry Roy Sellers to Christopher W.OzmentJanice White to Bethany HudsonQuanisha Phillips to Corey DamonMitchellJohn F. Gibson to Jennifer G. FlemingJennifer G. Fleming to John...

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0:35

Washington County Arrest Report

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2024/09/04

The following arrests were made by the Washington County Sheriff’s deputies from Aug. 26 – Sept. 2: Alex Taylor, DUILavonte A. Boman, DUIDarby Lee Weaver, failure to appearBrandon Yelder Jr., domestic violence third degree (assault thirddegree), criminal mischief thirddegree Brandon L. Yelder, possession ofmarijuana first degree, possessionof controlled substance, use/possession of drug paraphernaliaLeslie Blake Ott, theft of propertyfourth degreeNicole Powell, theft of propertyfourth degreeK...

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4:44

The martyr effect in politics

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2024/09/04

America has a long history of presidential assassinations and assassination attempts. The two most notable, as well as history changing, were the assassination of Abraham Lincoln, our 16th president, and John F. Kennedy, our 35th president. I remember vividly the sad and poignant saga of John F. Kennedy’s assassination. It was a tragic event. The scenes are indelibly planted into the memories of those of us who are old enough to remember. A short time later his brother, Robert F. Kennedy, was...

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0:16

50 Years Ago, September 1974

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2024/09/04

This page is sponsored by Frank Woodson in remembrance of his grandparents, Mr. & Mrs. G. E. “Red” Woodson and his parents Mr. & Mrs. Ernest F. Woodson who loved their hometown. Article Link

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1:12

Jimmie Ware to attend Jackson's Poetry Fest

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2024/09/04

Jimmie Ware’s journey as a poet has led her across the country to work with at-risk youth, victims of abuse and those facing mental health challenges. But her heart has always remained rooted in the love for her hometown of Jackson. Inspired by Mayor Paul South’s #LoveWhereYouLive initiative, Ware announced she will return for the first Jackson Poetry Fest on Sept. 14, a homecoming that celebrates the rich tapestry of the community through the spoken word. Through her nonprofit Black Feather ...

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0:30

Teaming up for a new pipeline

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2024/09/04

The Clarke-Mobile Counties Gas District announced it has partnered with the North Baldwin Utilities Gas System in Bay Minette to build a new gas pipeline to serve a huge industrial park in north Baldwin County. The new pipeline will serve the new Novelis aluminum production facility, which will be more than one mile long and encompass millions of square feet. The Clarke-Mobile Counties Gas District is owned by the cities of Thomasville, Grove Hill and Jackson. Article Link

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1:48

Clarke Co. BOE meets

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2024/09/04

GROVE HILL — The Clarke County School District Board of Education approved .87 million in combined bills and accounts at its Aug. 22 meeting. Bills and accounts were 3,125.03 and ,280,339.29, respectively, for a total of ,873,464.32. In other business at the meeting, the board: • Approved the hiring of Gillmore Elementary School pre-K auxiliary teacher’s aide Rakia Jackson, speech therapist Emily Knowles, Jackson Middle School special education teacher Emili Lollar, Grove Hill Elementary Scho...

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0:41

Clarke County's Moye named minority director

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2024/09/04

Clarke County Commissioner Tyrone Moye has been named as the 2024-25 minority director for the Association of County Commissions of Alabama. The 2024-25 officers include Calhoun County Commissioner Lee Patterson as president and Macon County Commissioner Miles Robinson as vice president. “We are looking forward to the vast array of expertise and experience this group of hard-working leaders will bring to enhance the quality of life for all Alabamians,” ACCA Executive Director Sonny Brasfield ...

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3:24

What has Harris done?

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2024/09/04

Vice President Kamala Harris recently did an interview with Dana Bash of the CNN network. In that interview Harris made sure that Bash and the country understood that she had not banned fracking during her term as vice president nor would she ban fracking as president. Harris made it clear that she has been in charge all along. She didn’t say we. She didn‘t say President Biden. She didn’t say our administration. She said I. Harris should have made some other postulations during the interview....

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1:51

Crowell carries Aggies to win over the Tigers

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2024/09/04

JACKSON — E.J. Crowell ran for 132 yards and three touchdowns on just 12 carries to lead No. 1-ranked Jackson to a 42-20 victory over Demopolis Friday night at Legion Field to open 4A Region 1 play. Crowell, the four-star sophomore running back being pursued by a host of high-profile programs, scored on runs of 30 and 60 yards and 1 yard. “We executed our gameplan effectively, particularly on offense, but there are still areas we need to refine, especially defensively,” Aggies coach Cody Flou...

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2:30

From a worm's-eye view

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2024/09/04

Wisdom from the lips of a wrinkled old worm. Okay, listen up, ‘cuz I’m gonna tell ya’ perzactly what The World is like. Most of the time it looks real dark and kinda dry ‘n crumbly feelin’. But when I tunnel straight up for a little ways, then I see a buncha green stalks at least 26 times bigger’n me. And there’s these enormous feet walking ‘round in them green stalks. All kinds of feet. Some with toes, some not. The ones with no toes have huge coverings on ‘em, guess they call ‘em “shoes.” A...

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0:53

FBI issues warning about online doxing

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2024/09/04

The FBI is warning parents to be alert for potential doxing and swatting incidents involving children, particularly those active in online gaming communities. Doxing is the practice of publishing private or identifying information about a particular individual on the internet, typically with malicious intent. Swatting involves making a prank call to emergency services in an attempt to dispatch a large number of armed police officers to a particular address. This potentially dangerous practice...

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2:08

Clarke County Arrest Report

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2024/09/04

Arrests booked in the Clarke County Jail Aug. 26 – Sept. 2 include the following: Sterling Grayson, 31, attempted murder, discharging firearm into an unoccupied building/vehicle, discharging a firearm, etc., into an occupied or unoccupied building, unlawful possession or receipt of controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuana first degree, trafficking in cannabis, cocaine, etc. Jeffery Milton, 37, possession of marijuana second degree, domestic violence second degree Derrick Laron A...

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0:55

Jackson Police Report

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2024/09/04

Officers with the Jackson Police Department reported the following activity for Aug. 26 – Sept. 2 arrests: Quenterio Washington, 20, domestic violence third degree Tykprious Stanton, 23, miscellaneous arrest Curtis Gainer, 59, alias warrant Anthony Yelder, 28, criminal trespassing Vashard Rico Belton, 28, possession of a controlled substance Liekieviun Dean, 25, domestic violence Calls for serviceAmbulance, 25Alarm, 6Assist citizens, 11Wreck no injuries, 2Harassment, 2Domestic, 4 Dispute over...

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1:15

Williams/Turner family celebrates 40th reunion

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2024/09/04

Events celebrating 40 years of Turner family reunions were held in Jackson on July 26-28. Family fellowship, a picnic, fun and games were held on July 27 and a service at the Bethlehem Baptist Church capped the weekend as Pastor Major Jackson Jr. delivered the message. Tom Turner, who was originally from South Carolina, was brought to Coffeeville as a slave. In 1873, he married his second wife, Amey Hill, who originated from Jones, S.C., and relocated to Clarke County. Tom Turner had nine chi...

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1:27

United Way honors Clarke hometown heroes

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2024/09/04

The United Way of Southwest Alabama honored those who have helped make life better for Clarke County residents during the 2024 annual meeting and awards luncheon on Aug. 27 at Grove Hill United Methodist Church. The award recipients included: • Heart of Gold, Michelle McAndrews of Alabama Power. • Outstanding campaign coordinator, Trina Harrison of Thompson Tractor Co. • Outstanding campaign, International Paper’s Pine Hill mill. • Outstanding community partner, Turner Charitable Trust. McAnd...

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0:19

Joining forces to help the community

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2024/09/04

Members of the First Baptist Church of Leroy joined forces with Rebuilding Together of South Alabama to complete the final workday at the residence of John Davis in St. Stephens. Volunteer workers replaced light fixtures, repaired sheetrock and reinforced kitchen cabinets. Article Link

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1:33

Dees lifts Eagles to win over Escambia

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2024/09/04

Huntley Dees threw a 36-yard touchdown pass to wide receiver Jay James midway through the third quarter and Brodey Chancey followed with what proved to be the game-winning two-point conversion to lift Jackson Academy past visiting Escambia Academy 21-20 Friday night. Dees was 13-of-21 passing for 225 yards and the Eagles’ defense made the lead hold up as JA improved to 2-0. The Eagles’ defense made a couple of key stops in the first half. Led by Chancey and Nick Bittle, JA stopped the Cougars...

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1:02

JHS runners take on Challenge of Champions

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2024/09/04

Jackson’s Jacob Esker was the Aggies’ top finisher in Saturday’s Challenge of Champions cross country meet at Langan Park in Mobile, finishing 53rd in 20:36.72 in the open division. Jackson’s Blaine Dungan finished the 5K race at 126th place in 23:31.73. In the girls division, the Aggies’ Ella Clark (31:50), Parker Ives (33:05.22) and Cyerra Martin (38:43.84) finished 116th, 120th and 150th place, respectively. “Racing against top athletes gives our runners a sense of the level of competition...

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0:45

Rebuilding Together

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2024/09/04

Rebuilding Together of South Alabama joined forces with several local agencies to help local homeowner Larry McReynolds. The project was made possible through financial support made by the Lowe’s Foundation and Catholic Social Services. In-kind donations were offered by the City of Jackson, Goodwill Gulf Coast, and Kick In Lawn Care. The Jackson Rotary Club sponsored lunch. Pictured, in no particular order, Chris Beck, George Carson, Rosa Clarke, Willie Clarke, Audrail Foreman, Reginald Clark...

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