EDWARDS Agricultural advocacy took center stage on Capitol Hill during the Washington Legislative Conference (WLC) March 7-10, as passion and patriotism sent 140 Alabama Farmers Federation members to Washington, D.C. U.S.
Alexandra Conniff of Eufaula, treasurer of Alpha Zeta Chapter of the Delta Kappa Gamma Society International, recently attended the Alabama State Convention held March 3-5 in Tuscaloosa for training and personal and professional development.
Two Eufaula residents lost their lives over the weekend in separate accidents. The Eufaula Police Department’s Traffic Homicide Investigation Unit is investigating both of these incidents.
Mrs. Holly Beasley Mitchell has been named as The Lakeside School’s new Head of School.
The Clayton city council members are proposing increasing garbage collection fees on residential customers but they are trying to figure out the legal way to do it. At their meeting held on March 6, the council voted to increase the fee from $19 to $21 for all residential customers.
A Gadsden man has been charged with Attempted Murder for shooting a woman at a Eufaula apartment multiple times. Eufaula police officers arrested Jamese Lamar Walker, 38, on the scene at the apartment following the incident that occurred early Thursday morning, March 16.
A hidden treasure tucked away off a county road from Clayton awaits those who are anxious to venture into wide open tranquil territory. The Wehle Land Conservation Center, located off County Road 49 or better known as the State Lake Road, is a sprawling 1,505 acres of rolling pine hills and hardwood bottoms where the outdoors can be enjoyed at its best.
“Effective executive leadership transition is a critical step to success.” These words as expressed by Superintendent of Barbour County Schools Dr. Keith Stewart summarize his first 100 days of service in his new position.
A group began a major undertaking a couple of years ago to revive the abandoned Martin Theater in Eufaula. The Eufaula Downtown Redevelopment Authority organized and began sponsoring fundraising events in efforts to bring the structure on Broad Street back to its original grandeur.
Pastor Randy Adams and the congregation at Calvary Assembly of God Church invites everyone to participate in the Honor Bound Motorcycle Ministry Domino Run on Saturday, March 25. The run will begin at Calvary Church and will have five stops. The cost will be $20.00 for riders and $5.00 for passengers. The person with the highest number wins 50% of the pot. Registration will begin at 8:30 AM and KSU at 9:30 AM. Come join them for a day of riding and fellowship. For more information call 334-672-3474. Calvary Church is located four miles south of Clio on County Road 8 off County Road 15. For more information or directions the email address is office@calvarychurchclio. com or call the church at 334-397-2278.