Barbour County commissioners voted to start advertising for a new Waste Management service provider in Barbour County at their monthly meeting Tuesday morning. The 9:00 a.m. meeting was held at the Barbour County Courthouse in Clayton.
Barbour County Commissioners voted to approve the Contraband Interdiction Project Memorandum of Understanding (“MOU”) between the Alabama Department of Corrections (“ADOC”) and the Barbour County Sheriff’s Office during a recent regular scheduled monthly meeting held at the Barbour County Courthouse in Clayton. but not without a stipulation.
Missy Pierce, an auditor with Rabren Odom, Pierce and Hayes, PC, Certified Public Accountants, presented the 20202021 audit to Clayton Mayor Kathy Thomas and city council members at the April 21 Clayton City Council meeting.
An interesting article was published in The Wall Street Journal last month on the owner of CherryRoad Media, the company that now owns The Clayton Record. Jeremy Gulban set out on a mission to do everything within his power to save community newspapers, many of which have been forced to close for numerous reasons.
Jada Mock, a graduating senior at Eufaula High School, was awarded the Regional Scholarship in the 5A Division for the Bryant-Jordan Scholarship Program. Representing her region, Jada advanced to compete for the W. Edgar Welden Scholarship, which included a rigorous interview process. Jada was selected as the recipient of this prestigious scholarship, earning an additional $5,000. Shown in the picture are Emily Jackson, EHS principal, Jada Mock, Courtney Hinton, EHS Guidance Counselor, and Taylor Crouch, EHS Career Coach.
Leadership Barbour Class XVIII
Several rescue teams responded to a report of a possible drowning at White Oak Creek Campground, located at 395 Highway 95 in Eufaula, last week about 11:50 p.m. Unfortunately, the body of an Athens man was recovered.