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November 16, 2006  RSS feed
Learning pioneer ways
Pioneer Day at the Clarke County Museum in Grove Hill Saturday focused on long gone work skills and crafts. Above, something as simple as churning butter turned into work. At right, two Creek Indian War militiamen reenactors strike a pose. Below, sawing a log by hand with a crosscut saw wasn't easy, More...
Masked bandits rob Scyrene store
By Kathryn F. Pickard

County lawmen are looking for two men who robbed Garrick Corner Grocery in Scyrene Thursday night and the driver of the get-away car. More...

Lots of write-in votes cast Nov. 7
Beaten judge candidate Chris Bailey draws 175 write-in votes

By Kathryn F. Pickard A good many Clarke Countians voted for candidates who were not on the ballot last week, especially for the circuit judge's seat. More...

 Community
• Coffeeville Christmas Parade will be Saturday, Dec. 9
By Kathryn F. Pickard The Coffeeville Town Council voted to increase termite protection for the health clinic and the nutrition center. More...
• Clarke County Records
• article has image Commissioner Andrews honored
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 Editorial
• article has image Alabama Scene
Now that the dust is beginning to settle from one of the ugliest General Election campaigns in history an obvious question to ask is "Who Won?" More...
• article has image Editor's Notes Mary Hamrick's influence rippled across life's pond
• Two-county effort for economic development makes sense
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 Lifestyle
• article has image Harrell-Hudson to wed Nov. 18 in local church
Teresa Glenn Harrell of Grove Hill and John Michael Harrell of Birmingham, announce the engagement of their daughter, Tiffany Marie Harrell, to Michael Edward Hudson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Danny Hudson. More...
• article has image Robison-Driver to marry Dec. 9
• Final Wedding Plans Are Told
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 Schools
• Superintendent Stephens details county schools in annual report
Only six teachers do not meet 'Highly Qualified' standards
By Kathryn F. Pickard Clarke County Superintendent of Education Gerald Stephens gave his annual report for the school system during the Nov. 2 meeting of the Clarke County Board of Education. More...
• article has image Odom recognized
• Time to reflect on what we have learned
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