"Today is a happy day," declared Clarke County Superintendent of Education Gerald Stephens as he prepared to make his recommendation on who would be awarded the bid for the new Clarke County High School. More...
Representatives from Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama, LLC (HMMA) in Montgomery visited the Alabama Southern Thomasville Campus recently to recruit graduates from the colleges%27 advanced technology programs. More...
Brandy and Andrew Champion, owners of Roundhill Pampered Pets went before the Clarke County Commission Monday morning to request their support of a county animal shelter. More...
Construction of a turn lane in front of AC Fabricated Products on Highway 43 is progressing. According to Jim Henley, the project engineer with the Alabama Department of Transportation, work on the road began in December but has been slow due to weather conditions. He expects the project to be compl More...
Terri Pezent, front left, a representative from the Clarke County Association of Retarded Citizens, looks on as Clarke County Commission Chairman Rhondel Rhone, seated, signs a resolution declaring March as Mental Retardation Month in Clarke County. Standing are other commissioners, left to right, P More...
Keith Williams, a native of Irvington and a resident of Wagarville, will be the guest speaker at the Aglow International meeting on Saturday, March 18, 10 a.m. at Jackson City Hall in downtown Jackson. More...
The name of Taylor Webb was inadvertently left off by the school from the All As honor roll for the second, nine weeks period at Clarke County High School. More...
We are excited to once again offer 4-year-old Kindergarten for our community. Grove Hill Elementary School proposes to implement a warm and nurturing pre-school that will provide curriculum and instruction that facilitates readiness and targets the developmental needs of the young child. More impor More...
Area artisans' work showcased