Circuit Court returns to county courthouse
Circuit Court proceeding returned to the Barbour County courthouse last week after the courtroom has been closed since January 2024.
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Clayton selected to be included in Who’s Who
Philip Clayton of Eufaula has recently been included in Who’s Who in America for 2025-- 2026. He serves as Economic Developer with the Eufaula Barbour County Chamber of Commerce. Inclusion is limited to individuals who possess professional integrity, demonstrate outstanding achievement in their respective fields and have made innumerable contributions to society as a whole.
Old courthouse to be placed on market
Barbour County commissioners are still trying to sell the historic courthouse in downtown Eufaula they abandoned in 2022.
Celebration to be held in honor of Louisville mayor
A Retirement Celebration to honor Louisville Mayor Jimmy Grant for his more than six decades in public service will be held Sunday, at 2:00 p.m. at the Old Louisville School.
Midway man killed in vehicle wreck
A young man lost his life in a fatal automobile accident early Saturday morning on Highway 239. According to a report released from the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency, Kendarius D. Youngblood of Midway, who was 29 years old, died in a single-vehicle crash. The accident occurred just before 3 a.m. about six miles south of Union Springs.
Lakeside second grade ‘Pink Out’
Lakeside second grade ‘Pink Out’
County commissioners elect new chairman
Barbour County Commissioner Jerry McGilvray was elected to serve as commission chairman at Tuesday’s meeting held in Eufaula.
Arrests made by Eufaula police
The Eufaula Police Department Special Operations/ Narcotics Investigators conducted a probable cause traffic stop of a vehicle on Wednesday, September 17. The vehicle was driven by Edaniel Bowers, 35, according to the Eufaula Police Department (EPD).
Aurora Ritter documentary film released
Aurora Evans Ritter lived an adventurous life dominated with determination and the will to persevere through difficult times. Yet, she never forgot her family and her deep roots in rural Barbour County.