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The South Alabamian News Podcast

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

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0:19

EXERCISE EQUIPMENT

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2025/12/03

Total gym in great condition. 5. 251-622-6042 Total gym, like new, in excellent condition. 0.00. 251-591-4455 Article Link

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26:35

Legals

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2025/12/03

Abandoned Vehicle Auction NOTICE OF SALE The following unclaimed abandoned vehicles will be sold by sealed bids for towing and storage fees Owed to Call Christopher Wrecker Service by Act No. 83-484 of the Legislature of Alabama and in compliance with Section 32-8, Code of Alabama, 1975. 2020 FORD F150 IFTEW1C50LKE56283 JACKSON JPD 2020 DODGE CHARGER 2C3CDXG4LH100790 WINN CCSD 2003 FORD F150 2FTRF17233CA82600 WHATLEY CCSD PLEASE MAIL BIDS TO: CALL CHRISTOPHER WRECKER SERVICE 381 SOUTH JACKSON...

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0:33

HEALTH/BEAUTY

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2025/12/03

ATTENTION OXYGEN THERAPY USERS! Discover Oxygen Therapy That Moves with You with Inogen Portable Oxygen Concentrators. FREE information kit. Call 1-833-650-7885 Attention: VIAGRA and CIALIS USERS! A cheaper alternative to high drugstore prices! 50 Pill Special - Only ! 100% guaranteed. CALL NOW: 1-833-641-6606 Article Link

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0:34

Tucker scores 30 points in Marengo hoops win

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2025/12/03

Devonte Tucker had 30 points and 19 rebounds to lead Marengo County to a 73-70 win over A.L. Johnson in Thomaston on Nov. 28. Jordan Moore added 22 points for the Panthers (1-3). Marengo’s girls fell to Johnson 36-34, although Kirsten Blanco had 27 points, 6 rebounds, 3 assists and 4 steals for the Panthers (3-1). Marengo hosts Breakthrough Charter School on Dec. 12 at 5:30 p.m. Article Link

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3:08

Arrests in shocking teen murders

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2025/12/03

Separate attack yields new charge Thomasville men charged with capital murder in slayings Two men have been charged with capital murder in the shooting deaths of two Thomasville teenagers in rural Wilcox County. A third person is facing charges in a related fatal shooting involving relatives of the victims. Thomasville High School students Kalisha Dunson and Keyontae McCall were reported missing on Nov. 17 and were last seen near Thomasville, according to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s ...

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0:35

AUTOMOTIVE

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2025/12/03

GOT AN UNWANTED CAR??? DONATE IT TO PATRIOTIC HEARTS. Fast free pick up. Patriotic Hearts’ programs help veterans find work or start their own business. Call 24/7: 1-833-426-0193 Donate your car, truck, boat, RV and more to support our veterans! Schedule a FAST, FREE vehicle pickup and receive a top tax deduction! Call Veteran Car Donations at 1-877-724- 3049 today! Article Link

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0:36

Jackson fired up!

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2025/10/29

Firefighters, school groups and community members filled downtown Jackson on Oct. 8 for the annual Fire Prevention Parade, celebrating 75 years of Fire Prevention Week. The event featured fire trucks, the Jackson and Clarke County high school bands, civic clubs, and local queens. The University of South Alabama Marching Jaguar Band and the Azalea Trail Maids made special appearances, adding flair to the diamond anniversary celebration. The parade capped a day of fire safety demonstrations and...

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1:15

Southern foresters send SOS

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2025/10/29

Alabama Speaker of the House Nathaniel Ledbetter on Oct. 13 joined four other Southeastern House speakers in a coordinated push for federal action to stabilize the U.S. forestry market. In a letter shared with congressional delegations from five states, Ledbetter and the house speakers of Georgia, Arkansas, Florida and South Carolina urged “immediate and urgent relief ” to address challenges facing mills, loggers, landowners and exporters across the South face. In the letter, the state lawmak...

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5:07

The Alabama prison mess

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2025/10/29

“I want to kick it off with the prison problem — the Department of Justice, kind of keeping an eye on them, watching them very close. Here is how it works, guys: the federal government can say that if you cannot get this problem solved, we will solve it for you. What if that happens here?” Apparently, those were remarks I made during a radio broadcast five years ago that the filmmakers of an HBO documentary determined to be worthy of a presentation about the deplorable conditions inside Alaba...

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1:56

Clarke County Arrest Report

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2025/10/29

Arrests booked in the Clarke County Oct. 20-26 include the following: Osdianis Pupoleyva, 46, leaving the scene of an accident. Jahavon D. Roper, 22, domestic violence – strangulation or suffocation, and second-degree burglary. Dion Jerel Russell, 32, probation revocation – technical violation. Henrietta Vachel Smiley, 54, unlawful possession or receipt of a controlled substance, and second degree unlawful possession of marijuana. Jackie Elbert Kever, 54, second-degree theft of property ([pos...

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1:13

Power shifts in Jackson

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2025/10/29

JACKSON — Audra Howell Raybon was elected Jackson’s second female mayor Tuesday by decisively defeating Eldridge Jackson Jr. in a runoff. Raybon received 886 votes to Jackson’s 669. Jackson carried district 1 but Raybon secured victories in district 2 (379 votes to 141) and district 3 (400 to 234) and had an 87-75 edge in absentee ballots. “I’m incredibly honored that the citizens of Jackson have chosen me to be their next mayor,” Raybon said. Raybon, who had served on the city council, is th...

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1:12

BEWARE! Ghosts to roam Jackson streets

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2025/10/29

Jackson’s streets will soon be filled with ghosts, goblins, superheroes and princesses as the community gears up for its annual trick-ortreat night on Thursday, Oct. 30, from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. City officials are reminding residents to keep porch lights on if they plan to welcome costumed visitors and to be extra cautious when driving through neighborhoods during those hours. “The safety of our children is always the top priority,” said a city spokesperson. “We encourage everyone to slow down,...

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0:35

Fair kicks off Friday in Jackson

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2025/10/29

The annual Greater Clarke-Washington County Fair opens Friday at the Cecil McMullan Fairgrounds in Jackson. Armbands will be available Monday, Tuesday and Thursday from 5-10 p.m. for , Wednesday from 5-10 p.m. for , Friday from 5-11 p.m. for , Saturday from noon-5 p.m. for and Saturday from 5-11 p.m. for . The fair is closed on Sunday. Height requirements vary for each ride. Games and food will also be available. Article Link

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1:23

131-mph speed demon crashes

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2025/10/29

A Grove Hill man was arrested on the spot following reckless driving incident Record shows pattern A Grove Hill man was arrested on Oct. 10 after being clocked at more than 130 mph and crashing into another vehicle, according to the Florida Highway Patrol. Daniel Josiah Powell, 24, was taken into custody shortly after midnight on Interstate 10 in Escambia County. Powell was traveling at speeds up to 131 mph in a 65-mph zone when troopers attempted to stop him. Before officers could make the s...

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1:55

Group formed to keep rural hospitals open

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2025/10/29

A new private nonprofit, the Alabama Rural Hospital Foundation, was unveiled on Oct. 15 with a mission to provide direct funding to rural hospitals across the state and strengthen the communities that rely on them. Jamie Troutman, a Cullman economic developer and former member of the State Health Coordinating Council, serves as president of the foundation’s board and said its work will help combat the rural healthcare crisis taking place in less developed regions of the state. “More than a ha...

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4:23

Politics now national

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2025/10/29

Political pundits and observers, and political players have espoused the long-held belief in the mantra “all politics is local.” I have changed my tune on this well-known adage and belief. My observation is that today it is the opposite, “all politics is national.” Folks either vote straight Republican or straight Democratic. Most, about 90%, of all white Alabamians vote straight Republican, they may not pull the straight Republican lever, but they only mark Republican names. They would come ...

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1:05

Airbus and USA launch partnership to fuel innovation,...

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2025/10/29

University of South Alabama President Jo Bonner and North America Airbus Chairman and CEO Robin Hayes announced a new partnership to establish an Airbus presence at USA’s Research and Technology Park to expand internship and research opportunities. “We want to create meaningful, tangible partnerships and solutions that can help us with some of the challenges of tomorrow,” Hayes said. “We want to harness the power of partnership with the University of South Alabama to conduct industry benchmar...

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1:42

Of Record and Note

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2025/10/29

The following deeds and licenses were recorded by the Clarke County Probate Office: Marriage License Oct 20 – 24 Christopher Lee Phillips to Leighton Lewis Luker Deeds Oct 20 - 24 Wanda Milstead Couch, Phillip Lee Milstead, David Ross Milstead to Darrell Linder (Statutory) Carolyn Thrash, Lucinda Franklin Morrell to Regina Franklin (Warranty) Michele C. Baker to Stephen J. Baker (Quit Claim) Michele C. Baker to Stephen J. Baker (Quit Claim) John Richard Creel to Nelda Mosley Creel (Warranty) ...

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1:01

Jackson Police Report

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2025/10/29

Officers with the Jackson Police Department reported the following activity for Oct. 20-25 arrests: Danielle Gonzalez, 28, organized theft 3x Ja’havon Roper, 22, burglary second degree, assault – domestic violence Calls for service Alarms: 8Ambulance: 6Animal calls: 1Armed robbery: 1Assist citizens: 4Burglary: 3Close patrol: 1Criminal trespassing: 1Discharge of a firearm: 1Disorderly person: 1Domestic: 3EMS transfers: 1Escorts: 2Fall: 1 Harassment: 6Hit and run: 2I-phone crash detection: 1Juv...

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1:37

From loss to love

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2025/10/29

Veteran’s 26-year walk across America Anyone traveling U.S. Highway 43 recently may have noticed a man walking with a large sign that said, “LOVE LIFE.” Following his son’s suicide, Steve Fugate, 79, a retired U.S. Navy veteran from Vero Beach, Fla., began walking across the country with the words “LOVE LIFE” over his head. He has crossed the U.S. eight times, or approximately 43,000 miles in 26 years. Fugate said when he first started walking, he was running from the pain of losing his son. ...

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