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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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1:00

FURNITURE

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2025/04/30

Office bookcase wooden cabinet unit, cherry finish, three shelves and clothes hanger section at top, 6’ 7” tall, 22” wide. OBO. 251-654-5398 Adjustable twin bed with remote, pillow top, light underneath, foot/head massage settings. Bought new and only used 3 weeks. Paid 00.00, will take 0.00. 251-589-0203 Leopard print loveseat. ; Matching chair & loveseat, will text pics if interested. 0. 251-622-6042 Wood top breakfast table and 4 upholstered chairs, 0; Rectangular glass top patio tabl...

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8:09

STATEWIDE

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2025/04/30

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2:31

LEGALS

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2025/04/30

ABANDONDED VEHICLE NOTICES Abandoned Vehicle Auction NOTICE OF ABANDONED VEHICLE The following vehicle has been abandoned at Junior’s Garage, 75 McVay Rd., Jackson, AL 36545, 251- 247-1171 and will be sold at auction on June 2, 2025 at 11:00 a.m. 1G6AA5RX9E0101725 2014 CADILLAC ATS The South Alabamian May 1, 8, 2025 BID NOTICES City OF Jackson REQUESTS FOR ENGINEERING QUALIFICATIONS The City of Jackson is accepting responses from qualified engineering firms to provide professional engineering...

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0:36

SUVs

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2025/04/30

2001 Mazda Tribute, silver, approx. 150K miles, V6, auto, FWD, PW/ PL/AC, AM/FM/CD, aloys, roof rack. Keys are not available, immobilizer is triggered, has been sitting since 2000. 251-550-0534 2010 Toyota RAV 4 in good condition, runs great, good tires. ,000. 251- 454-9597 Article Link

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1:29

Dr. Steven Furr honored with William Jeff Terry award

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2025/04/30

Dr. Steven Furr, the co-founder of the Family Medical Clinic of Jackson, was presented the William Terry Award during the annual meeting of the Alabama Medical Association in Orange Beach April 11-13. The Terry Award is given to a physician member of the AMA in recognition of a medical career that has encompassed not only high ethical and professional standards but also included outstanding leadership and advocacy. The award, established in 2016, honors the memory of Dr. W. Jeff Terry, a tire...

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0:56

Washington County Arrest Report

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2025/04/30

The following arrests were made by the Washington County Sheriff’s deputies from April 21 - 28: Michael Caten, possession of controlled substance, use/possession drug paraphernalia Marlow Santrell Cox, failure to file/pay Nathan Shelton Oates, failure to appear, hold for Clarke County Vanessa Leavins Weaver, criminal trespass third degree Teddy Weaver, failure to appear Jon Alex Taylor, disorderly conduct Dylan Jackson Byrd, domestic violence third degree- assault third degree Jessie Bradshaw...

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0:39

Yeager, Rooks lead Jackson girls to victory over...

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2025/04/30

Kristen Yeager ripped a two-run home and Zoey Rooks tossed a complete-game three-hit shutout as Jackson defeated visiting No. 8-ranked Class 1A Leroy 5-0 in softball on April 22. Yeager’s homer came in the third inning and Bree Woolfolk added two hits and two RBIs for the Aggies (25-7). Losing pitcher McKenzie Smith allowed five runs on seven hits in six innings. Jackson hosted the 4A Area 2 tournament Monday, with the winner going to the South Regional in Gulf Shores May 5-8. Article ...

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6:00

Community Calendar

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2025/04/30

A Day in May Brenda Gantt will speak Saturday, May 3, at Riverbend Estate in Camden from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Food will be catered by Gary Craft. Tour the Riverbend estate, and take a chance on winning awesome door prizes. Gifts from local retail establishments will be raffled off. First quality Caladiums will be for sale the day of event. Please get your tickets now on Event-brite.com. CCERA sets May meeting The Clarke County Education Retirees Association will meet at 11:45 a.m. May 15, at Dav...

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2:26

Jackson health hub in old S-L building

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2025/04/10

JACKSON — In early 2023, Smart Bank gave the City of Jackson the former Federal Savings & Loan building on North College Avenue. The Jackson Health Care Authority was looking for a place to put some of its clinics, combining occupational therapy, home health and its pain, wound and fusion clinics. All of those clinics will now be in one building, it was announced at a recent Jackson City Council meeting. The consolidation will eliminate five rents and multiple utility bills and, as a resu...

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1:11

Local journalist wins prestigious award for maternity...

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2025/04/10

THOMASVILLE — Thomasville native and FOX-10 journalist Shelby Myers won an ABBY Award for investigative reporting concerning her work detailing the maternity crisis in south Alabama. The Alabama Broadcasters Association’s ABBY Awards recognize excellence in television and radio. More than 300 radio and television broadcasters represented stations statewide as colleagues and competitors collected statues. After labor and delivery services at Grove Hill Memorial Hospital closed on Aug. 16, 2024...

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1:51

Jackson Police Report

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2025/04/10

Officers with Jackson Police Department reported the following activity for March 23 – 30 arrests: Daniel Powell, 24, 2 theft of property Malcolm Lawson Jr., 26, criminal trespass Brian Todd, 37, public intoxication Adam Napier, 41, DUI Vincent King, 38, domestic violence Calls for service Abandoned vehicle, 1 Alarms, 2 Ambulance calls, 2 Animal calls, 6 Assist citizens, 4 Case follow-ups, 1 Disorderly person, 4 Domestic, 7 Drug cases, 5 DUI, 1 Escort, 5 Four wheelers on road, 2 Harassment, 5...

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2:10

Clarke County Arrest Report

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2025/04/10

Arrests booked in the Clarke County March 31-April 6 include the following: Jordan Thomas Etheredge, 21, unlawful possession of marijuana first degree, probation violation – new charge – felony William Daniel Cromwell, 32, driving under the influence of alcohol Curtis Pugh, 52, probation violation – new charge – felony, failure to appear contempt of court – failing to appear traffic Wesley Caelin McCorkel, 22, discharge gun into unoccupied vehicle J.L. Stabler Jr., 36, speeding above 45 mph, ...

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0:50

Juvenile involved in road rage

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2025/04/10

GROVE HILL — The driver involved in a road-rage incident has been identified as a juvenile, according to the Clarke County Sheriff ’s Department. The juvenile’s name cannot be released, Clarke County Sheriff ’s Department Investigator Kenneth Kelley said. The sheriff ’s department said the public notified the department of the incident, which occurred on Allen Walker Road and Walker Springs Road. “We depend on the public to report such incidents so we can effectively resolve these matters,” t...

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0:03

Gilmore Elementary Students of the month

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2025/04/10

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1:59

Farmers could get health care break

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2025/04/10

Legislation to create health-care coverage for farmers made its debut before state lawmakers in a public hearing last week. The plan would enable the Alabama Farmers Federation to offer its members a farm bureau health plan. Similar plans are already operating in 10 other states, including Tennessee. The ALFA and the bill’s sponsor, state Rep. David Faulkner (R-Mountain Brook), say the concept could reduce health-coverage costs by 30% to 60% for self-employed farm families who often fall into...

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2:33

Turning passion into a career

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2025/04/10

In high school, I knew I wanted to become a social studies teacher. I had dozens of amazing teachers but between how much fun Ms. Davis made history class and how much fun she had teaching us, I knew I wanted to do the same thing. For just over 13 years, I was a social studies teacher. As times, people and standards changed, so did my career path. I did my homework and learned that many former teachers transition into sales. I worked as a sales rep in heavy-duty parts. I met dozens of wonderf...

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3:15

Taking care of business

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2025/04/10

Governments are in the business of making and spending money just like everybody else. That’s where tariffs come in. Nations control who can buy and sell within their borders by charging tariffs or taxes. In fact the USA has charged tariffs from the beginning of our nation to the extent that we didn’t even have a national income tax until 1913 when the Sixteenth Amendment was ratified. Before that, money to fund the government came primarily from tariffs on foreign nations. Last week Presiden...

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4:52

Combatting litter

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2025/04/10

GROVE HILL — ALPALS, the Alabama People Against a Littered State, has been reimplemented in Clarke County after county officials described multiple illegal dumping sites as atrocious and disgusting. Clarke County District 3 Commissioner Barry Chancey recently invited ALPALS to speak before the commission, and the program hopes to run strong again after years of absence. Chancey said former Clarke County Commissioner Patricia Dubose, who was also his fifth-grade teacher, once implemented ALPAL...

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4:27

Auditor race open, but there's a favorite

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2025/04/10

The 2026 election season has begun. It is our big election year in Alabama politics. All our constitutional offices, including governor, lieutenant governor, attorney general, secretary of state, state treasurer and state auditor are up for election. You will also have two seats on the state Supreme Court up for election as well as two seats on the Public Service Commission. In addition, and probably more importantly, all 140 seats in the Alabama Legislature are up for election and one of our...

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5:06

The saddest songs

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2025/04/10

Wait for a rainy, cold, black-and-white movie kind of afternoon. Have a box of tissues handy, then grab a pint of Ben and Jerry’s. If you’ve got time, watch Casablanca. Now, go back in time and think about a breakup — the one that wounded you the most, and then ask yourself, “What song could I absolutely not listen to during that sad time of my life?” Now you have a serious candidate for my list of breakup songs. I’ve listed a number of my breakup songs below, almost exclusively from the ’60s...

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