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

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2:01

Clarke County Arrest Report

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2024/08/28

Arrests booked in the Clarke County Jail Aug. 19 - 26 include the following: April Dacquanetta Glenn, 38, theft of property third degree, 0-[post_excerpt],499 Dillion Anthony Jordan, 32, probation revocation Erica Neashawan Davidson, 33, probation violation Lee James Watkins, 60, domestic violence second degree – assault, interference with a domestic violence emergency call Terrance Andre King, 48, unlawful possession of controlled substance, public lewdness – exposure or lewd act in public, ...

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4:50

Aggies deserve to remain No. 1

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2024/08/28

SARALAND — It was an awkward way to start the showdown for Saraland quarterback K.J. Lacey, who after the first play looked every bit like he needed some more aspirin and maybe even a cot. Even worse, if he had a relapse of his 101-degree fever and he or anyone else had to be taken to the hospital, it might have been faster to crowd surf out to the main road atop the hands of those who were turned away for fear of the exits being clogged if a fire started. Lacey ignited one anyway on the thir...

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2:37

Look up to the Lord!

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2024/08/28

Thomas Manton explains, “Lifting up the eyes, implies faith and confident persuasion that God is ready and willing to help us.” Psalm 123:1-4 reads, “Unto You I lift up my eyes, O You who dwell in the heavens. Behold, as the eyes of servants look to the hand of their masters, As the eyes of a maid to the hand of her mistress, So our eyes look to the Lord our God, Until He has mercy on us. Have mercy on us, O Lord, have mercy on us! For we are exceedingly filled with contempt. Our soul is exce...

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1:37

SERVICES

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2024/08/28

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0:32

EMPLOYMENT

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2024/08/28

Need a handyman helper, must have own transportation and phone, knowledge of carpentry, painting and plumbing. Call Everett 251-622-6042 Female caregiver wanted near Citronelle, need references, non-smoker and have transportation. -15/ hr depending on experience and performance. Call 251-866-2708 or text 408-799-4454. Article Link

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1:25

APPLIANCES

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2024/08/28

GE stackable washer & dryer, still under warranty, only used for 6/mo, all paperwork included, no damages. 00 OBO. 251-395-2649 or 251- 709-9507 Electric stove, 4 burners, white. . Located in Axis. 251-802-6405 Bryantinsideblowerunit,fora3ton heat pump. 0. 251-847-3155 or 251-242-1881 One Emerson 1.1 microwave oven, stainless cover. 251-620-8730 Electric clothing dryer. 251-654-2501 GE 5000 BTU window air conditioner. . 251-525-0640 Please come get! Non-working stoves and refrigerators. A...

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0:17

GOLF CARTS

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2024/08/28

Club car 48 volt electric golf cart, lift kit, aluminum wheels & big tires, front & back seat, with charger. 00 OBO. 251-777-8449 Article Link

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0:44

White Smith Library presents local author

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2024/08/28

White Smith Memorial Library presents Thanh Duong Boyer, award-winning author of The Ground Kisser. Come hear her incredible story, Tuesday, Sept.3, at 9:30 a.m., in the Jackson High School auditorium. It is open to the public and registration is not required. This is a Vietnam War story you haven’t heard, through the eyes of someone you won’t forget. Her love for her family, perseverance and courage through unimaginable circumstances in her quest for freedom, and her profound gratitude to li...

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0:29

ATVS/MOTORCYCLES

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2024/08/28

2016 Polaris Ranger XP 900, 1 seater, 4x4 with probox top. ,500. 251-331-4646 2009 Harley Softail Classic, 12300 Mi, Fuel inj., extras. ,000. Saraland. 412-498-6143 Article Link

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0:13

WANTED

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2024/08/28

MISC. ITEMS Will trade 5 gallon buckets of pears or quince for 3 gallons of figs, or I will buy the figs, Deer Park. 251-599-3801 Article Link

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1:33

Back-to-school time!

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2024/08/07

The first day of school in Clarke County on Wednesday had administrators and local officials buzzing with anticipation. “We are so excited to welcome students back to school this week to begin another exciting year,” Clarke County School District Superintendent Ashlie Flowers said. “We saw some amazing gains in reading and math scores this past year and are looking forward to helping students continue that growth. “We are expecting big things academically, athletically and in our extracurricu...

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1:10

CACC starts podcast

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2024/08/07

Students at Coastal Alabama Community College’s Fairhope campus are harnessing the widespread popularity of podcasts to address critical issues such as substance abuse, suicide, and the opioid epidemic. This is the second published season of a podcast “What If You Knew?” wh i ch includes nine episodes created and hosted by seven Fairhope students featuring guests with first-hand experience in a wide range of topics. The first two seasons are available on the Baldwin County Community Alliance ...

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1:04

Fulton man missing

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2024/08/07

A statewide alert has been issued for a Clarke County man who has been missing since July 24, according to the Clarke County Sheriff ’s Office. James Zadock Dailey, 43, a 5-foot-8, 160-pound white male with blondish brown short hair, was reported missing by his family on July 26, the CCSO said. A security camera photo taken at 2:31 p.m. on July 24 shows Dailey walking near Fulton Creek in a brown, long-sleeved hoodie and light-colored short pants. Just prior to the photo, Dailey was heard to ...

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1:36

Robinson shares small town stories

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2024/08/07

Fulton native and Jackson resident Deborah Williams Robinson had a book signing for “A Quarter’s Worth of Greens,” a collection of stories from those who have lived in Fulton, on Aug. 3. Robinson is formerly known as Deborah Rankins, a long-time employee of Alabama Southern Community College, now Coastal Alabama Community College. Some of the stories feature memories from childhoods, former landmarks in Fulton, people who returned to the area after leaving to find work and personal stories th...

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4:21

Election's all about the turnout

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2024/08/07

The decision by the Joe Biden inner circle to allow the poor fellow to get out of the presidential race was a godsend for the Democratic Party. It gives new life to the Democrats’ chances to keep the White House. The ascension of Vice President Kamala Harris to the top of the ticket breathes new life into a dead campaign. Biden’s decline, mentally and physically, assured a Democratic presidential defeat on Nov. 5, but also guaranteed the Democrats’ loss of the U.S. Senate, as well as their ho...

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0:59

Clarke's Baugh attends Berklee

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2024/08/07

GROVE HILL — Clarke Prep seventh-grader Sage Baugh attended a prestigious program at the Berklee College of Music in Boston from July 28 to Aug. 2. Baugh immersed herself in full-day sessions of advanced music courses at Berklee, which is renowned as the largest independent music school in the world. The institution has a long history of nurturing talented artists who go on to make significant contributions to the music industry. “This is a huge honor and I am hugely proud of her,” Clarke Pre...

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0:46

Leroy welcomes Principal Pace

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2024/08/07

LEROY — Gerald Pace has been appointed the new principal of Leroy High School by the Washington County Board of Education. Pace has an extensive background in education. He received a bachelor’s of science degree and a master’s in education degree from the University of West Alabama and his teaching career started in the Shelby County School System, where he taught third grade. He also taught third grade in the Butts County (Ga.) School System. Pace taught fourth grade and served as assistant...

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1:07

Taylor to be inducted in academic hall of fame

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2024/08/07

GROVE HILL — Clarke Preparatory School headmaster Bob Taylor has been selected for induction into the Alabama Independent School Association Hall of Fame. The induction ceremony is scheduled for Dec. 9 at Wynlakes Golf and Country Club in Montgomery. Taylor’s career in education spans several decades, during which he has made significant contributions to numerous schools across Alabama, particularly in the Black Belt. His journey began at Sumter Academy and has included Lakeside School, Lownd...

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0:45

Education board bans explicit images

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2024/08/07

GROVE HILL — The Clarke County Board of Education on July 31 approved a new policy forbidding the distribution of explicit images. The policy prohibits students from distributing, displaying, soliciting or producing a sexually or pornographically explicit image of any individual, including sexually explicit images of a child. The ban includes images of known and unknown individuals and those generated by artificial intelligence. “Students don’t realize the consequences of sharing those files,...

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1:15

Invasive species closes Washington County lake

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2024/08/07

The Washington County Public Lake was closed beginning Monday and will extend through the winter after the invasive aquatic plant giant salvinia was discovered in its waters, according to the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division. During the closure, WFF Fisheries staff will draw down the lake to dry out any giant salvinia around the perimeter. The drawdown will last through the winter to ensure the exposed plants have been destro...

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