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Let’s all talk about Bruno

Greenville, Alabama · Greenville

Let’s all talk about Bruno

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Not all heroes wear capes; some wear leashes

Greenville, Alabama · Greenville

Not all heroes wear capes; some wear leashes

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Shawn Bentley and facility dog Wendell joined the Greenville Lions Club on Monday, June 16, to speak about the Alabama HERO program, a statewide Certified facility dog program with the goal of supporting victims throughout the criminal process. Bentley and Wendell visit child advocacy centers in Escambia, Covington and Coffee counties as well as in Butler, Crenshaw and Lowndes counties where they work with Claire Corley of Safe Harbor Child Advo…Read Article

Albert Scott VanCor - The Greenville Advocate

Greenville, Alabama · Greenville

Albert Scott VanCor - The Greenville Advocate

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Albert Scott VanCor, born Oct. 5, 1964 in Wetumpka, took the checkered flag in his earthly race on Monday, June 23. Scott is now standing in the winner’s circle on streets paved in gold, where he is surrounded by some of his biggest fans and his No. 1 leading lady. Scott was a loved daddy/ poppy/ great grandpoppy, brother, friend and confidant to many. Scott is preceded in death by: wife, Sherry Waller VanCor; son, Albert Scott VanCor, II; fath…Read Article

Can Bad Money Do Good?

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By Michael J. Brooks A denominational organization just endured a time of testing. Critics said it was “woke” and took money from a liberal icon whose name is anathema to conservatives. An independent researcher found that 98% of funding came from the denomination, and the remaining two percent from individuals, not including this icon. The charge couldn’t be proven, yet the charge was oft repeated. Of course, the accusation implied that contrib…Greenville, Alabama · Greenville See the Story

The Dangers of Sitting Too Long

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Understanding Sedentary Lifestyle Syndrome By Dr. Jaisingh Rajput Modern life has made sitting a dominant part of our daily routines, whether at work, in cars or in front of screens. But what seems harmless could be quietly sabotaging our health. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and American Medical Association (AMA) now classify prolonged sitting as a key contributor to “Sedentary Lifestyle Syndrome” — a cluster of conditions that increase…Mental Health · Greenville Read Article

Greenville Equipment celebrates grand re-opening

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Community members celebrated the grand re-opening of Greenville Equipment center June 16, turning out en masse for the longtime business’s official ribbon cutting at a newly renovated location. The event marked a significant milestone for the local business owners, celebrating the equipment dealer’s expansion into a larger space to better serve customers across Butler and surrounding counties. Owner Thomas Phelps and his staff welcomed Mayor Dex…Greenville, Alabama · Greenville Read Article

Upcoming Community Events - The Greenville Advocate

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10 Butler County Sheriff’s Deputies Now Certified ICE Agents

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Butler County Sheriff Richard Jones has 10 deputies who are now certified ICE agents, and he plans to put more through the training.Immigration and Customs Enforcement · Greenville See the Story

[Opinion] Cooperation, Transparency Vital to Small-Town Communities - Lowndes Signal

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An Editorial Opinion of The Lowndes Signal This week’s issue of The Lowndes Signal highlights a few of the successes experienced by Lowndes County communities. An announcement that Lowndes Middle School is welcoming Chris Chambers as principal accompanies an introduction of the Signal’s first high school summer intern and a new pastor for Hayneville Baptist Church on page two. But among those community high notes, are a few articles pointing to …Opinion · Greenville See the Story

Butler County reestablishes emergency planning committee

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State and local emergency officials gathered June 12 at Lurleen BW Community College’s Wendell Mitchell Conference Center to reestablish the Butler County Local Emergency Planning Committee (LEPC), aimed at enhancing community preparedness for chemical hazards and severe weather events. Rosie Till, Butler County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) director, led the meeting with presentations by the Alabama Emergency Management Agency (AEMA), the A…Greenville, Alabama · Greenville Read Article

Karen K. Johnson - The Greenville Advocate

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Karen K. Johnson, age 79, of Greenville, passed away on June 16 at her home. A Celebration of Life Service was held on Saturday, June 21 beginning at 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church of Greenville with Reverend John Girdley officiating and Dunklin Funeral Home directing. Burial followed in Magnolia Cemetery. The family will receive friends for visitation beginning at 10 a.m. until service time. Karen is survived by her husband of 58 years, Butch …Greenville, Alabama · Greenville Read Article

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