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September 21, 2006
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Hunters' help sought to stop Cogongrass
Hunters urged not to spread 'grass from hell' with food plot plantings
By Kathryn F. Pickard
Cogongrass, also known as Japgrass or bloodroot, has made its way up from the Gulf Coast and is causing headaches for Clarke County foresters and landowners. More...
'Two judges in courtroom' moves trial to Mobile Co.
Judicial nominee accused of will, estate wrongs
By Jim Cox

The trial of a circuit court judge nominee has been moved out of the circuit because of the trial judge's concern about the perception jurors could have of "two judges in the courtroom." More...

Sparring for the last nectar of summer

Two hummingbirds joist over who will get a taste of the sweet water from the feeder hanging on the porch of Tommy and Carolyn Wood's residence in Grove Hill. With fall fast approaching (Saturday marks the official start), the hummingbirds -and other birds too-will soon be migrating southward. But fi More...

 Community
•Cards of Thanks
There are no words to express the appreciation to the people who showed us their love and kindness during the illness and death of Lucille White. A special thank you to the staff and nurses at Jackson Medical Center. To Dr. Scott for his concern of our family members and especially his care of our l More...
•VFW, Ladies Auxiliary have variety of projects
•'Rocket Boys' is Community Read project for September and October
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 Business
•70th annual meet for CWEMC held
Harrison retains trustee seat over challenger Shepherd
Amid colorful tents, savory hot dogs and the lure of winning a free pickup truck, Clarke-Washington Electric Member-ship Cooperative celebrated its 70th birthday in grand style on Tuesday, Sept. 12 at the Jackson Fairgrounds, even as rain drops fell during much of the event. More...
•Promoting growth
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 Monthly Calendar
•Community Calendar
Board of Education meets today The Clarke County Board of Education will meet More...
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 Church
•T'ville Church of God homecoming set
The Thomasville Church of God Homecoming is Sunday, Sept. 24 with services starting at 10 a.m. Lunch will follow at noon. More...
•Gospel singing for Shirley Wright
• Christians should be examples
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 Editorial
•Our Opinions
Reasonable Republicans buck Bush
At last, even some of the more balanced members of the Republican Party are finally starting to wake up to President Bush's relentless assault on personal liberties. More...
•Alabama Scene
•Inside the Statehouse
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 LifeStyle
•Memories & Recipes
The gift of laughter
Brenda Brassell has two special gifts from God. One gift is her ability to find humor in almost every circumstance of her life. More...
•Dale-Brooks exchange marriage vows in Jackson's Pearce Park
•Roberts- Pilkington tell plans
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 Schools
•Students can be STARS!
The State Department of Education, CLAS (Council for Leaders in Alabama Schools) and Learning Through Sports, have teamed up to provide public schools across Alabama with free access to the award-winning character education program, STAR Sportsmanship. This web-based, interactive learning program is More...
•Reading in Ms. Allen's class
•Students repot plant for school front
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 Obituaries
•Area Obituaries
Rice Gaines Rice, 77, of St. Stephens died Sept. 14, 2006 at a local hospital in Clarke County. More...
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 Sports
•Kimbrough, 'Dogs muscle Leopards
CCHS 22, Mobile Ch. 9
The Clarke County High School Bulldogs returned the opening kickoff for a score and never looked back as they beat the Leopards of Mobile Christian 22-9 last Friday at H.G. Prim Stadium. More...
•CPS Gators fall to Fort Dale
•Tigers hold off Aggie rally
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