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Luverne · LuverneBy Haley Mitchell Godwin Zachary Meeks, captain with the Bullock Community Volunteer Fire Department, recently completed the Professional Association of Diving Instructors (PADI®) Open Water Diver certification course through Vernon, Florida-based S.E.A. Divers. Meeks embarked on the new journey with the goal of enhancing his capacity for aiding his community and the surrounding areas. Meeks’ familial ties to emergency services and volunteerism …See the Story
Meeks earns diver certification to enhance search, rescue abilities
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Education · LuverneBy Haley Mitchell Godwin In a heartfelt tribute to a lifetime of dedication to education, the Crenshaw County Board of Education (CCBOE) has immortalized the name of Yvonne Salter Noble, a revered figure in the county’s educational history, by renaming the former Crenshaw County Training School/Woodford Avenue High School cafeteria as the “Yvonne Salter Noble Professional Learning Center.” The center will be used for professional development for…See the Story
School board dedicates Yvonne Salter Noble Professional Learning Center
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Luverne · LuverneBy Lanell Smith Last week my best friend’s granddaughter participated in a pageant at her school. Marley Anne Brown was just one of many beautiful young ladies who displayed their talents for our communities to enjoy. Her grandmother sent me photos from the event and as I viewed them and considered other young ladies displaying their talents recently, I could not help but ask, “Where did they time go?” Marley competed in Highland Home School’s (…See the Story
Where does the time go?
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Luverne · LuverneBy Staff Reports Raymond Franklin has announced his candidacy for the Crenshaw County Board of Education, District 5. Hailing from Pike County, Franklin has lived in Crenshaw County for over 22 years and will run as an independent for the seat in the November election. As a graduate of nearby Goshen High School, Franklin said he understands the needs of a rural school district. “Because I grew up and was educated in a rural county school distric…See the Story
Franklin announces school board candidacy
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Luverne · LuverneBy Laura Lester and Carol Gundlach Summertime often can be the hungriest time for Alabama children. By investing in Summer EBT, our policymakers can take an important step toward addressing that problem. School kids who receive free breakfast and lunch during the school year – too often the only meals they eat during the day – lose access to these meals over the summer. Nearly 1 in 4 children in our state don’t always know where their next meal …See the Story
Fund Summer EBT, invest in healthier future for children
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Luverne · LuverneBy Lanell Downs Smith William Lee began his career in office equipment repair in 1973, during a time when many people told him typewriters were on the way out of popular use. But now, five decades later, Lee sells and service typewriters from his Montgomery-based operation, American Typewriters, to customers in Crenshaw, Butler, Lowndes, Macon, Bullock, Lee, Montgomery and Dallas counties. He is one of the few remaining shops dedicated to typewr…See the Story
Lee keeps typewriters going five decades strong
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Baseball · LuverneSam Tompkins, shortstop for the Huntingdon Hawks, was captured tagging a Maryville College player by retired newspaper man Tommy Wilson during the Hawks’ recent game in Maryville Tennessee. Tompkins is a Brantley native who graduated from Brantley School and studied at Lurleen B. Wallace Community College before transferring to Huntington College in Montgomery. He is a senior who has appeared in five games with the Hawks this season. The post Br…See the Story
Brantley baseball reaches Tennessee gameplay
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Luverne · LuverneBy: Amy Lewis Caroleene Dobson, a Republican candidate for Alabama’s Second U.S. Congressional District, engaged with local residents at a “Coffee and Conversations” meeting held at the John D. Harrison Cultural Center in Luverne April 12. The event featured a short speech by Dobson, followed by discussions with constituents in attendance. Margie Sanders, a friend of Dobson’s, highlighted the candidate’s commitment to supporting small towns. “S…See the Story
Congressional candidate holds ‘Coffee and Conversations’
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