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0:43

Washington County Arrest Report

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2024/06/05

The following arrests were made by the Washington County Sheriff’s deputies from May 27 – June 3: Dillion Anthony Jordan, criminal mischief first degree, criminal mischief second degree Dakota Lynn Waite, interference with custody Henry Lee Young, driving while revoked, speeding, open beverage Christopher Ray Weaver, assault third degree – domestic Henry Lee Young, domestic violence third degree, possession of marijuana second degree Ramona Shavonne Hall, failure to appear Clarence Edward Lav...

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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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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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0:46

Jackson Police Report

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2024/06/05

Officers with the Jackson Police Department reported the following activity for May 27 – June 4, arrests: Malik Johnson, 21, receiving stolen property Anterius Southall, 19, receiving stolen property Kourtney Gordon, 36, making a terroristic threat Tony Anderson, 37, burglary third degree, criminal mischief Calls for service Ambulance, 4 Drug overdose, 1 Disorderly subject, 4 Harassment, 2 Person with a weapon, 1 Vehicle inspection, 1 Illegal parking, 1 Suspicious circumstances, 5 Property di...

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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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4:11

Community Calendar

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2024/06/05

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 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. Employment help for vets Jackson Career Center can assis...

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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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0:49

'It's great to be a Leroy Bear'

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2024/05/29

Leroy High School concluded an outstanding athletic year topped by a second straight Class 1A state championship in football and a second straight runner-up finish in softball. “Congratulations to Leroy Bears athletics for another successful year!” interim head football coach and athletic director Chan Lowe said. “It’s great to be a Leroy Bear!” The girls basketball team advanced to the Class 1A Elite Eight, the baseball team won the 1A Area 1 title, the boys basketball team was the 1A Area 1...

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0:29

Jackson's Thomas graduates from University of Ala.

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2024/05/29

Ginger S. Savage Thomas of Jackson graduated from the University of Alabama on May 4 with a bachelor’s degree in business, a minor in real estate and a certification in nutrition. Thomas, 56, began pursuing her future at Patrick Henry in Jackson in 1985. Marriage and children delayed her college education. She is married to Gil Thomas and they have two sons, Eastwood and Dylan. Article Link

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1:46

Joel Marvin Thompson Sr.

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2024/05/29

Joel Marvin Thompson Sr., 58, of Jackson, passed away peacefully on May 17, 2024, at his home with his children by his side. He was born on Oct. 5, 1965, to parents Fred Thompson and Louise Johnson Thompson. Joel worked in construction as a pipe fitter. He enjoyed fishing, Alabama Football, antique collecting, and he was always there to lend a helping hand. His favorite thing to do was spending time with his friends and family, especially his grandchildren. He was preceded in death by his par...

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Community Calendar

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2024/05/29

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Clarke Co. Animal Shelter needs help

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2024/05/29

GROVE HILL — The Clarke County Animal Shelter stands as a refuge for animals, currently providing care for 70 dogs and 20 cats, but it has needs in order to continue its volunteer operations. As a vital resource for the community, the shelter relies on public support to meet the needs of its animals and facilitate successful adoptions. The shelter needs donations of essential supplies such as dog food, cat food, cleaning supplies and bleach and detergent, along with treats for dogs and cats. ...

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2:33

On being in step

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2024/05/29

Somehow the Kyoto Tachibana SHS Band found me on Facebook, and it’s been a good thing. This Japanese group plays beautiful music while making dance moves, and they’re fun to watch. However, this is not what I remember from my years with the Minor High School Tigers Marching Band. I do remember a “two-step” we did while playing Herb Alpert’s “The Lonely Bull.” Our bass drummer had trouble with these steps, so we joked maybe he could be the bull and remain stationary! Our greatest challenge was...

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7:16

Church Briefs

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2024/05/29

Peniel Baptist for Homecoming Service Peniel Baptist Church in Jackson has announced their homecoming services will be June 9 at 10:45 a.m. The Rev. Shannon Moses will be the guest speaker. Lunch will follow the service. All are invited to bring their favorite dish or dessert and join in a fellowship meal. Peniel Baptist Church is located at 1730 McVay Road in Jackson. For additional information, contact the Rev. Fred Odom at 229-309-2816 or 251- 769-5027. The Rev. Fred Odom and the Peniel Ba...

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2:37

Jackson's McKenzie-Smith honored by the AHSAA

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2024/05/29

Jackson girls basketball, volleyball and track coach Trinnia McKenzie-Smith has been selected as a Making a Difference Award recipient by the Alabama High School Athletic Association and the Alabama High School Athletic Directors & Coaches Association. “She has always presented herself as a caring and kind professional who is a dedicated member of our school family,” JHS counselor Crystal Smith said of Smith, who also serves on the AHSAA Central Board of Control. “She is always thinking o...

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1:34

Of Record and Note

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2024/05/29

The following deeds were recorded by the Clarke County Probate Office: MarriagesMay 20—May 24 Brianna Morgan Brunson to HunterRobert SpidleAnnie Jackson James to DominickAnton James Property deedsMay 20—May 24 Fred Earl Pringle Jr. to Bryan KeithOverstreetFred Earl Pringle Jr. to MitchellDewayne JacksonBettye S. Townsend to James D.EtheridgeVirginia Todd to Darryl ToddMary M. Cox to Michael PughDonald W. Drinkard to Donald ScottDrinkardRich Etheredge to Sharon H. SmithFaye Hunt to Jenine L. H...

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7:09

Free fishing day!

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2024/05/29

In celebration of the 2024 National Fishing and Boating Week, which runs June 1-9, Alabama offers a Free Fishing Day on June 8. “Free Fishing Day is the perfect opportunity for anyone who has never experienced casting a line to give it a try,” explained Chris Blankenship, the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources commissioner. “ Fishing provides many mental and physical health benefits as well as access to a sustainable, healthy source of protein. It’s also a great way for ...

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1:03

Reclassification announced

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2024/05/29

There were no changes for Clarke County teams when the Alabama High School Athletic Association announced its 2024-26 spring reclassification on May 23. The AHSAA’s Central Board of Control approved the new alignments during a virtual meeting. Reclassification comes every two years. To view the statewide reclassification by enrollment and private school competitive balance chart, visit https://www.ahsaa.com/Schools/2024-2026-Classification Alignments. Here are the area alignments for schools ...

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5:28

Gov. Ivey celebrates Safe Boating Week with donation...

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2024/05/29

Alabama Governor Kay Ivey joined in the celebration of Safe Boating Week at the Academy Sports + Outdoors store in Montgomery earlier this week as Academy donated ,000 worth of life jackets to the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR). “I am pleased to join you and our Conservation Enforcement Officers (CEOs) as we recognize Safe Boating Week,” Governor Ivey said. “I am also pleased and grateful as we recognize Academy Sports + Outdoors for their generous donation o...

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2:06

Wanted: Aggies' E.J. Crowell

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2024/05/29

JACKSON — At just 16 years old and embarking on his sophomore year, Jackson star running back Ezavier (E.J.) Crowell has already made significant waves in high school football but many fans are intrigued by his future. In 2023, Crowell accumulated 1,949 yards of total offense and 29 touchdowns, demonstrating a seamless transition between running the ball and catching it. He ran for 1,737 yards and 25 TDs, averaging 10½ yards per carry, and added 11 receptions for 212 yards and four TDs. Crowe...

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