Members of the Camellia Garden Club are preparing for their annual Christmas service that began as a way to remember and honor active military and veterans who have fought to bring peace to the nation and to celebrate that peace and pray for it to continue.
Four Eufaula High School students competed and received great marks and medals recently at the District Trumbauer Competition at Opelika High School. Theatre sponsors Liane Martin and Luke Herndon traveled with the Tiger Theatre members as they performed.
TOWN OF LOUISVILLE CHRISTMAS MARKET ON MAIN STREET & TREE LIGHTING Saturday, December 3. Vendors start at 10:00 a.m. Tree Lighting starts at 5:30 p.m. (Dark) There will be over 20 vendors, food trucks, Grinch pictures, face painting and crafts for children, Santa Claus, music, raffles, Zoo Crew and a live nativity! Zoo Crew , available 10:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m., is similar to the “Build A Bear” layout in mall stores, except it is mobile.
The Eufaula Carnegie Library will host another jigsaw puzzle swap in December. A kick-off event will be held Thursday, December 8 from 5:30 until 7:30 p.m.
With the Christmas holidays quickly approaching many people will be purchasing poinsettias or receiving poinsettias as gifts. Keeping a poinsettia looking bright and healthy is essential for the holiday spirit. The first step is to make sure the plant has plenty of natural light.
With the celebrations and reflections on our many blessings during Thanksgiving, we quickly turn our attention to the Christmas season. This is the holiest season of all with many activities, parties, and church services that fill our schedules.
75 YEARS AGO NOVEMBER 28, 1947 The P.T.A. of Louisville High School held its monthly meeting at the school auditorium on November 17.
It never fails. It's November and I'm just walking down the street minding my own business. Then I see it - a gorgeous pile of autumn leaves are mounded up in my path in front of me either by man or Mother Nature.
Two inmates incarcerated at Ventress Correctional Facility in Clayton died within two days of each other. Albert Jackson Sorrells and Joseph Edward Nichols were both found unresponsive in their dorms, according to information obtained from the Alabama Department of Corrections.
