Barbour County Commissioners are planning two Community Meetings next Thursday, July 17, at 10:00 a.m. and 6:00 p.m. at the Barbour County Courthouse in Clayton. The purpose of the meetings are to get public input on needed renovations at the Barbour County Courthouse in Clayton.
Clayton police made two separate arrests during the holiday weekend. Officer Joseph Johnston arrested a 48-year-old female at 176 North Midway Street in Clayton (Sunoco) on charges of public intoxication on July 3.
Eufaula city council members rejected two nominees submitted to fill a vacancy on the Eufaula Board of Education during Monday night’s meeting.
Captain Rickey Kennedy with the Clio Police Department reported that he was dispatched by 911 to a scene where females were fighting.
Simply dialing seven numbers to make a telephone call will result in an uncompleted call beginning in January. With the addition of a new area code, 483, those who have a 334 area code will have to use 10 digits, rather than the seven currently being used.
The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s (ALEA) Driver License Division is announcing two major updates impacting Commercial Driver License (CDL) holders and applicants across the state. These changes, aligned with federal guidelines and safety priorities, are aimed at improving road safety and streamlining certification processes.
As a Barbour County deputy was on patrol in Eufaula, he noticed a vehicle having a head light out on the driver’s side. The driver was traveling north on South Randolph Avenue.