Words cannot express our feelings and our appreciation for the many acts of love shown during the loss of Tommy. The calls, texts, visits, flowers, donations, food, prayers and words of comfort have meant so much. A special Thank You to the Green’s Crossroads Volunteer Fire Department for the part you played in Tommy’s life. Each of you meant so much to him! Thank you to everyone who has stood by us during these very difficult days.
Willie Roy Blackmon doesn’t seek attention when he enters a space. He moves about seamlessly in his rural Alabama community where humility, service to God, and mankind appear to be his calling card. Those who know him, know the side of Blackmon that others may not see. They know the compassionate neighbor who has never been too busy to lend a helping hand.
BARBOUR COUNTY SCHOOL BOARD MEETING Barbour County School Board meeting has been rescheduled for Monday, Jan. 24 at 6:00 pm at the Transportation Building.
Did you know that cervical cancer is both preventable and treatable? January is Cervical Cancer Awareness Month, a time to learn more about cervical cancer and how you can lower your risk and protect your loved ones. Cervical cancer has become one of the most preventable cancers thanks to the HPV vaccine and regular Pap Test Screenings.
BY REBECCA BEASLEY Qualifying for public office is getting in full swing with the beginning of a new year. The Democratic Party opened qualifying on… Login to continue reading Login…
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BY RHONDA SHIERLING Holiday decorations were a special part of Christmas for Lynn Beaty growing up in Mobile, Alabama with her family, and this year… Login to continue reading Login…
Pastor Randy Adams, along with the Group 31 Women’s Director Denise Webster and the congregation at Calvary Assembly of God, invite you to join the… Login to continue reading Login…
By LANEY GULLEDGE Clayton is creating a Youth Council comprised of 25 to 30 middle and high school students. The students will be trained to… Login to continue reading Login…