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2:42

Clarke County Arrest Report

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2024/08/07

Arrests booked in the Clarke County Jail July 29 – Aug. 5 include the following: Geneva Michelle Snell, 48, speed limits in construction zone Lenard Gaston, 39, probation violation new charge – felony Kevin Barnett, 29, possession of controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuana second degree Randall Leonard Lindsey Jr., 44, here for court Termaine Senteria Nickerson, 31, here for court John Arthur McCarthy, 61, theft of property first degree Telvin Robinson, 32, attempted murder Tra...

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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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0:37

Trevor Long squeezes the day

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2024/08/07

Visitors and employees at Jackson Medical Center received a special treat when entering the hospital recently. Trevor Long set up a lemonade stand offering the refreshing treat for sale to all who entered. What made this young entrepreneur’s efforts even more special? All of the proceeds from the sale were being donated to the JMC Hospital Auxiliary. Trevor sets an example for us all of a true heart of giving. Pictured with Trevor are Betty Beard, JMC Hospital Auxiliary, Jackson City Council ...

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0:47

Jackson Police Report

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2024/08/07

Officers with the Jackson Police Department reported the following activity for July 29 Aug 5 arrests: Khianti Chaney, 32, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia Lakedria Williams, 30, possession of a controlled substance, possession of drug paraphernalia, three alias warrants Jonathon Moore, 38, homicide by vehicle Calls for service Ambulance, 19Alarms, 19Assist citizens, 6Wreck no injuries, 6Wreck with injuries, 1Harassment, 1 Domestic incident, 7Assault, 3Lo...

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5:31

Community Calendar

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2024/08/07

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, 251-847-3517, for additional info. Catholic Social Services Applications for emergency material assistance (utilities, food, etc.) taken M-F from 9-11:30 a.m. and 1-4 p.m. Located at 1206 College Avenue, Jackson. Call 251-246-0131 for application requirements. Coffeeville Care Center The Union Grove Baptist Church Care Center will be open the seco...

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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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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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1:14

Of Record and Note

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2024/08/07

The following deeds were recorded by the Clarke County Probate Office: MarriagesJuly 29—Aug. 2 Jeffrey Vice Duncan to Cecilia Nicole Chapman Earl G. Mills Jr. to Heather N. Harvell Property deedsJuly 29—Aug. 2 Tina Marie Haynes to Carolyn Fendley Harris Carolyn Fendley to Carolyn Fendley Harris Deborah Wilson- other to Janice W. Moody Kevin N. Bilbrey to King Jovon R. Lee Gage Luker to Randall C. Luker Mark W. Defriece- other to Mark William Defriece The Industrial Development Board to Dunnam...

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1:46

Jackson served new pickleball club

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2024/08/07

JACKSON — A new sporting initiative is taking shape on the courts beside Jackson High School. The Jackson Pickleball Club, founded a few weeks ago, has quickly become a local beacon for enthusiasts of a sport that is surging in popularity nationwide. Jennifer Roemen, the driving force behind the club, is an avid player who founded it with the goal of creating a safe, inclusive space for individuals of all ages to explore and enjoy the game. Pickleball, a paddle sport combining elements of ten...

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0:45

FARM ANIMALS FOR SALE

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2024/08/07

Young and adult boar billy goats prices range from 0 to 5. If interested, call between 1 p.m. and 5 p.m. 251-513-0782 Nigerian Dwarf billy kids with blue eyes and great color starting at 0. 251-769-0749 For sale or trade for larger horse, 2 miniature horses, stud and mare. [post_excerpt],600. Located in Chunchula. 251-490-1879 Baby goats 0 for billies, 0 for nannies. 251-225-1314 Article Link

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4:09

TV cowboys - channel changers

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2024/08/07

I’m sitting in my favorite chair, TV remote in hand, shaking my head in disbelief. There’s nothing good to watch on television. Unless, of course, you’re into UFOs, the location of the Ark of the Covenant, Hitler’s super weapon, or how to survive in the woods without any clothes. This is why even though I get over a hundred channels, I’ll usually end up looking at “Gunsmoke” or “Tales Of Wells Fargo.” Times have changed. I remember when I was a kid there were only two VHF channels — three if ...

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7:03

The wild,wild west of prep football

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2024/08/07

St. Paul’s coach Ham Barnett didn’t plan to say what he did but his disillusionment and disgust boiled over. “It’s unfortunate what high school football has become,” Barnett said during the recent Mobile County High School Football Media Days. “It’s not an amateur sport anymore because you got adults my age who are making phone calls and doing things they shouldn’t be doing.” Those things include coaches and/ or “friends of the program” trying to entice a player or players from institution A ...

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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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2:11

Classic car scams are the next trend

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2024/08/07

The Better Business Bureau of central and south Alabama is warning consumers about a surge in fake classic car and heavy-equipment websites scamming individuals. These fraudulent sites are tricking buyers into losing substantial sums of money. Recent examples include: • A consumer reported losing ,000 to the Crystal Dealership in Miami. The scammer, using the email support@crystaldealership.com and phone number (305) 600-0850, tricked the consumer into wiring the money after signing a contrac...

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0:31

Washington County Arrest Report

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2024/08/07

The following arrests were made by the Washington County Sheriff’s deputies from July 29 – Aug. 5: Matthew Nathan Fitts, DUI Timothy Wright, failure to file/pay Victor Moss, domestic violence third degree (harassment), domestic violence second degree Joshua Raiford Brown, domestic violence third degree (assault third degree), domestic violence strangulation/ suffocation Edmund Brent Reed, theft of property fourth degree Cynthia Denise Baggett, failure to appear Article Link

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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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1:36

PETS FOR SALE

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2024/08/07

5 Malshipoo puppies. 3 males and 2 females. 7 weeks old. Females 0.00, males 0.00. 251-508- 0946 Rat Terrier puppies each. Adult Rat Terriers 1-3 years of age, free to a good home. 251-402-5707 Rat terrier dogs, adults, dewormed, or best offer 251-404-7612 Male and female rat terriers, sweet, adult dogs who need a good, loving home. Excellent alarm dogs to be so small. . OBO. 251-689-5320 Running Walker GSP bird dog puppies, 6-8wks old, first round of shots & wormed, parents on site. 0 ...

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2:31

Choosing our words carefully

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2024/08/07

The late Robert Schuller noted that the way we treat the English language is terrible. We say, for example, “This is the worst thing that could ever happen,” or “I’ll never get over this.” Most of us have said this at some point, and, most often, after dreadful things have happened. We probably believed the truth of our immediate response, though in retrospection would admit neither is true. But we continue to misuse words. I read someone lately who cited another misuse; namely when we say to...

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3:23

Evangelicals and Trump

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2024/08/07

Politics, cultural and social issues, and evangelicalism are the things that make life interesting. Back in the day, mixing politics and religion was strictly forbidden. These days most folks still avoid talking about religion unless they talk about evangelicals. As you may have heard recently, evangelicals and conservatives are just plain weird. Those of a certain age will remember the Moral Majority, a political movement and organization that attracted large numbers of conservative Christia...

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