New school term to bring changes
When a new school term begins, students, parents and educators will also begin with new laws that gained approval during this year’s legislative session.
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Reward offered for information in unsolved murder in Eufaula
In an effort to obtain new information in connection with the 2021 murder of Eric Lashan Russaw in Eufaula, CrimeStoppers is offering a $5,000 reward.
ALFA’s Farming Feeds Alabama Photo Contest in full swing
The Alabama Farmers Federation is searching for a bumper crop of snapshots displaying forestry and agriculture through the Farming Feeds Alabama Photo Contest.
Applications accepted for alligator hunting season
Registration has started for the 2025 alligator hunting season. Registration started Tuesday morning at 8:00 a.m..
Former jailer arrested
A former jailer and corrections officer at the Barbour County jail has found himself on the other side of the law.
Juneteenth activities planned
Activities are being planned for the annual Juneteenth observance in Eufaula that promises to bring fun events for everyone.
Book offers inspiration and challenges for schools
Superintendent of Barbour County Schools Dr. Keith Stewart’s book “Hope in the Hardest Places” is expected to be published next month.
Clayton man dies from injuries
An employees with the Eufaula Water Works & Sewer Board tragically succumbed to an accident last Monday, May 19. Christopher Anthony Orton, 44, of Clayton died at UAB in Birmingham the next day following an incident that occurred during routine operations.
Family requests special autistic sign
James L. (Jimmy) Jones Jr., a resident of Pleasant Hill Road near Eufaula, appeared before the Barbour County Commission at their meeting last month requesting a speed bump and/or an Autistic Child sign to be placed near the home where an autistic child lives. He explained the sign would hopefully make drivers traveling along the road to be more cautious.
Hospital honors Clark
Kristy Stell Clark was recently honored by Flowers Hospital in Dothan.