Local print subscribers can now sign up for free online access to this website.
Please click here to proceed.

November 22, 2012 RSS feed / People

Gun safety course

Thomasville Police Chief Mitchell Stuckey looks on as students listen to instruction at the Thomasville Police Department's first gun safety training course. More...

December wedding plans announced for Broadaway-Meeks

Lori Ann Chapman of Linden, announces the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Sydney LeAnn Broadaway, to Barry Lee Meeks, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Lynn Meeks of Sweet Water. More...

Pearson celebrates 90th birthday

Iona Pearson of Pine Hill celebrated her 90th birthday Monday, Nov. 19. Her children honored her with a party with approximately 90 relatives and friends attending. More...

Parden-Younge to exhange vows at Asbury Baptist Church

Mr. and Mrs. Garry Parden of Grove Hill, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Lesley Alison, to Matthew Wilson Younge. Mr. Younge is the son of CarolynYounge of Fruitdale and the late Buddy Younge. More...

Looking back this month in history...

Colts are State Champs All-District Panthers Honoring veterans More...

Swapping Recipes & Sharing Memories

Breakfast for the holidays
Terri Lyles

I don't know why, but the holiday season seems to be a time for breakfast. Maybe it's because the kids don't have to go to school as much and even though things are still pretty hectic, you find yourself making time to do more with the family. More...

Tax abatements approved for Grove Hill industry

By Barry H. Hendrix
Contributing Writer

The Clarke County Commission approved Nov. 14 a tax abatement request from a new industry in Grove Hill. Debra Mathews, executive directorffiof the Clarke County Economic Development Partnership, made the request for Grove Hill Tie and Timber. More...

County lawmen busy on variety of incidents

Sunday afternoon a mother and son got into a domestic dispute that resulted in the son putting a rifle to the head of his elderly mother before barricading himself in the family’s mobile home. More...

Cozy Quilters deliver bibs to Jackson Health Care Facility

Ms. Eula Dee Fendley, center, models one of the 31 adult bibs made by the Cozy Quilters quilt group. More...

Travel safely with holiday food

It's a time-honored tradition for many people to bring food to holiday gatherings. How do you decide who brings what or how to travel with food if you're asked to bring something? More...

Thompson keeping the old traditions alive

By Arthur McLean
Editor

When the weather turns colder, it’s time for a southern tradition to come to life. Around the south, sugar cane is cut and gathered and seasoned firewood is lit at daybreak to begin the process of making syrup. More...

C'ville council meets

By Barry H. Hendrix
Contributing Writer

The future of the U.S. Post Office in Coffeeville will be discussed at 6 p.m. on Thursday, Dec. 6 at the town nutrition center. There has been talk of the post office reducing hours or closing completely, said town clerk Summer Scruggs. More...

Comics Page

Full Story