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

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1:11

Aggie coach Flournoy excited for what's to come

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2024/07/03

JACKSON — As June drew to a close, Jackson coach Cody Flournoy expressed satisfaction with the Aggies winning two 7-on-7 tournaments at South Alabama and Alabama State. “Our summer has been incredibly productive,” Flournoy told his team after a recent practice with Gordo High. “Winning these championships has boosted our confidence and allowed us to fine tune our strategies.” Key players such as Landon Duckworth, Keeyun Chapman, Jamarion Gordon and Ezavier Crowell were highlighted as pillars ...

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7:03

Monster Hunting

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2024/07/03

Facing against the river current, the boat drifted slowly backward, despite the whirling trolling motor prop slashing to gain headway against the flow. As the boat glided past a hump 50 feet below, the rod tip twitched ever so slightly. Then, the stout rod bent over double as a river monster inhaled the offering. Big rivers hold massive catfish, but anglers must search for them. It takes years for a catfish to reach at least 50 pounds and few do. Even fewer hit the 100-pound plateau. To find ...

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2:42

Cobbie C. Robinson

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2024/07/03

The devoted and kind-hearted Mrs. Cobbie C. Robinson, age 87, was born on July 2, 1936 in Grove Hill, to the parentage of the late Mr. Lockhart and Laura Mae Chapman. She departed this life on Monday, June 3, 2024, at her home, surrounded by family. She was a member of Wilson Chapel A.M.E. Church in Grove Hill, where she served on the Stewardess Board, Missionary Board, and as choir president. She was a dedicated and active church member until her health declined. Mrs. Robinson was employed b...

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4:12

Automotive

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2024/07/03

CARS 2021 Hyundai Sonata 40,000 miles. ,995 OBO. Text 251-454-7543 2012 Nissan Altima, white, 4 cylinder, automatic, runs good, good tires, 183K miles, ,000. 251-289-2132 TRUCKS 1996 Chevy S10, small block Chevy engine with blower, ,000. 251- 605-3481 1995 Chevrolet Silverado, clean, new tires, cold air conditioning, ,000; 2000 Ford Ranger, small block Chevy engine, ,000. 251-605-3481 2008 Avalanche LTZ, white diamond edition, four wheel drive, make offer. 251-649-8281 or 251-404-9089 1997 GM...

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1:39

REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

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2024/07/03

HOUSES 3 bedroom, 2 bathrooms, brick home with central heating and A/C unit, centrally located in Mobile, with refrigerator and stove, washer-dryer hookup, [post_excerpt],100/month. 251-610-2580 3 BR, 2 BA home for rent. Inside Thomasville city limits. Call Jason at 334-636-9626 APARTMENTS WILLOW TRACE Apartments – Accepting applications for 2 and 3 bedroom units, Jackson, Ala. Water and garbage included. For more information, call (251) 247-0450; TDD 1-800-548-2546. EHO Properties. 55 AND OL...

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1:25

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

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2024/07/03

2 1/2 acres, 1 bedroom fixer upper, well, septic and power on property. ,000. 251-431-1615 MOBILE HOMES FOR SALE 2013 Lexington mobile home 4/2, 32x76, k. Must be moved. 251- 242-9551 or 251-242-8962 address 6916 Barlow road Millry. 12 acres for sale on Rocky Fork Rd in Citronelle, comes with a 3bd 2bth double wide mobile home, needs work. 00 per acre. 251- 234-0278 LOTS/LAND FOR SALE 10 acres in the Coffeeville area near the Bethel Community. 334- 830-7880 HOMES FOR SALE Water-front property...

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0:45

ABANDONED VEHICLE AUCTION

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2024/07/03

NOTICE OF ABANDONED VEHICLE The following vehicle has been abandoned at Don’s Body Shop, 7293 Highway 43, Jackson, AL 36545, 251-246-9800 and will be sold at auction on 07-26-24 at 12:00 p.m. 2014 MERCEDES-BENZ GLK350 WDCGG5HB3EG310987 2014 Chevrolet Equinox 2GNALAEK9E6307782 2017 Dodge Ram 1D7HA18N53J595132 The South Alabamian June 27, and July 4, 11, 2024 Article Link

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0:48

Cox honored by historical society

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2024/07/03

Former Clarke County newspaper publisher Jim Cox was presented with an appreciation award by the Clarke County Historical Society on June 30. Cox was president of the society from 2016 to 2023. “He is somebody who has dedicated his whole career to serving the people of Clarke County and for doing yeomen’s work for the Clarke County Historical Society, among many other things,” historical society president Marcus Gordon said. Cox thanked those in attendance for giving him the chance to serve a...

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0:31

Jackson's Cunningham is named to SNHU Dean's List

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2024/06/05

Willie Cunningham of Jackson has been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s winter 2024 Dean’s List. Full-time undergraduate students who have earned a minimum grade-point average of 3.500 to 3.699 for the reporting term are named to the Dean’s List. Full-time status is achieved by earning 12 credits over each 16-week term or paired eightweek terms grouped in fall, winter/ spring and summer. Article Link

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0:47

Ott named Washington Co's. Distinguished Young Woman

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2024/06/05

CHATOM — Leroy High School junior Leah Ott emerged as the victor in the 2025 Distinguished Young Woman program on June 1 at Washington County High School. Ott dazzled the audience and judges with her portrayal of Little Bo-Peep in the talent segment. “I’m incredibly grateful for this opportunity to showcase my talents and represent Washington County,” Ott said. “The friendships I’ve made during this program are treasures I hold close to my heart.” Ott advanced to the state competition in Mont...

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2:02

Triston seeks talent

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2024/06/05

MOUNT VERNON — “American Idol” sensation Triston Harper recently conducted auditions in Mount Vernon to assemble a live band for an upcoming summer tour. “We saw so many talented people,” Harper said. “Some of them really rocked the house. Most of them are so talented and have what it takes. It’s a hard decision.” The McIntosh native’s first summer concert will be in Nashville, where he will perform at the CMA Fest with some of his fellow “Idol” contestants on Thursday. Harper, 15, found hims...

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0:31

Roseanna Wilson Harris scholarship recipients

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2024/06/05

The Board of Directors of the Roseanna Wilson Harris Scholarship Fund proudly announce the recipients of the 2024 Roseanna Wilson Harris Scholarships: Kasen Andy Davis of Clarke County High School, Stevie Grace Collins of Thomasville High School, and Jakyla Jalia Jones of Jackson High School The scholarship fund honors the memory of Mrs. Roseanna Wilson Harris, a resident of the Whatley community until her death at 101 in 2014. Article Link

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4:36

Have we heard the last of lottery issue?

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2024/06/05

The regular legislative session ended on May 9, with final passage of both budgets, which is the only constitutionally mandated requirement of the Legislature during its annual legislative session. However, there was another constitutional question that dominated the session — the perennial issue of whether Alabamians will ever be allowed to purchase lottery tickets in Alabama and keep Alabamians’ money within our state. This money could help educate Alabama children, pave Alabama roads,...

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0:50

Arts Center offers classes

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2024/06/05

GROVE HILL — The Grove Hill Cultural Arts Center welcomed participants on June 1 to an acrylic painting class, where they created a rustic chapel painting. Grove Hill Arts Center director Denise Wilson led the session alongside artist Sherrie Baugh. Together, they guided attendees through the process of painting using acrylics. Wilson highlighted the importance of bringing art to the community, emphasizing the value of nurturing creativity in children. “There’s an artist in every child,” she ...

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1:45

Father Coghlan celebrates 50 years

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2024/06/05

MOUNT VERNON — Father John Patrick Coghlan, a pillar of the community known for his unwavering dedication and compassionate spirit, recently marked 50 years of priesthood. The hall of Mount Vernon’s St. Theresa Catholic Church overflowed on Sunday with about 375 people who gathered to commemorate Coghlan’s five decades of service. Ordained as a priest in 1974, Coghlan became the longest-serving pastor in the Mobile Archdiocese, dedicating 32 years to shepherding his flock with love, kindness ...

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0:37

Local students honored at JSU

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2024/06/05

More than 1,300 students have been named to the Dean’s List for their outstanding academic performance at Jacksonville State University in fall 2023. Local students on the list include Chandler M. Long of Grove Hill and Cadadra Hunt of Thomasville. Taylor Andrew Robinson of Thomasville was also named to the President’s List at Jacksonville State University in the fall 2023 semester. To be named to the President’s List, students must earn a perfect 4.0 grade-point average for the semester whil...

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0:46

JPD teaches self-defense

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2024/06/05

JACKSON — A group of 20 recently participated in the annual Jackson Police Department ladies self-defense class. Led by JPD Sgt. Kevin Wright, the class covered a range of essential topics, including safety aspects, self-defense laws and basic self-defense techniques. “Creating good habits, practicing and being trained will make the difference in a risky situation,” Wright said. Participants learned about and practiced fundamental self-defense moves and took part in a firearms session in whic...

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2:00

Grove Hill Memorial Hospital reclassifies

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2024/06/05

Grove Hill Memorial Hospital has elected to convert its status to a Rural Emergency Hospital, according to its governing board. “After receiving technical assistance from the nonprofit Rural Health Redesign Center in exploring the process requirements and the potential advantages this will offer the Grove Hill community and surrounding areas, we have determined that applying for this new designation is in the best interests of our patients and the community at large,” hospital board of direct...

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0:17

Hendry named Hinds 2024 Dean's Scholar

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2024/06/05

Owen Hendry of Millry has been named a Hinds Community College Dean’s Scholar for the spring 2024 semester. Dean’s Scholars are those students with a cumulative 3.5 to 3.9 grade-point average. Article Link

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1:36

Crosby is Clarke County's Distinguished Young Woman

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2024/06/05

THOMASVILLE — Clarke County High School junior Emma Crosby was named the county’s 2025 Distinguished Young Woman winner on Sunday. Crosby was one of seven high school juniors from Clarke County who participated in the prestigious scholarship program. Crosby made the audience laugh in a humorous monologue in which she portrayed the Tooth Fairy. “I’m extremely blessed to have the opportunity to represent my county at the state level,” Crosby said. “I love each one of these girls and they have m...

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