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What would Dave do? - The Demopolis Times
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What would Dave do? - The Demopolis Times

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Jeremy Crowson is a staff writer for the Demopolis Times. He can be reached at jeremy.crowson@ demopolistimes.com. When I started writing this weekly column, my first idea for an overarching theme was “what would Dave do?” Though I decided against a theme, I have included Dave, my dad, in several of the few columns I’ve written. Dave was a mechanical engineer, Auburn grad in 1965. Back then, you had to take math tests in pen, and if you were luc…Read Article
A farewell and thanks to the Times - The Demopolis Times
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A farewell and thanks to the Times - The Demopolis Times

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By Tom Boggs Jeremy, thank you so much for giving me an early heads up about the closing of the beloved Demopolis Times so that I could say a goodbye.   I had already sent in my column for June 4th, and I can think of few more fitting columns for the closing, since it is about my late partner, Woody Dinning, Sr, who came here with his partner, Hugh Lloyd, after WW II, and they were both featured in the Times many times over the years. I started …Read Article
500th admission milestone with first Tele-ICU in the state - The Demopolis Times
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500th admission milestone with first Tele-ICU in the state - The Demopolis Times

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The University of Alabama at Birmingham, in collaboration with Whitfield Regional Hospital, recently surpassed 500 admissions to the UAB Tele-Intensive Care Unit. This milestone highlights the impact of collaboration and emphasizes the importance of access to sub-specialized care and clinicians. In June of 2024, UAB partnered with Whitfield Regional Hospital to launch the first UAB Tele-ICU expanded hospital. This expansion provides their staff …Read Article

West Alabama Chamber celebrates 125 years of service - The Demopolis Times

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Special Membership Discount Available in June Tuscaloosa, AL –  On Sunday, June 1, The Chamber of Commerce of West Alabama proudly marked 125 years of service to the region’s business community. Since its founding in 1900, The Chamber has remained committed to supporting economic growth, advocating for local businesses, and fostering a thriving, connected community. As it enters this milestone year, The Chamber is reflecting on more than a centu…Demopolis · DemopolisRead Article

Delta Sigma Theta awards scholarships - The Demopolis Times

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The Livingston Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority recently awarded scholarships in the amounts of $1,000 to three deserving high school individuals in their service area.  In Marengo County, Trynnady Aldridge of Demopolis High School. In Choctaw County, Saniya Dukes of Choctaw County High School. In Sumter County, Shaniya Collins of Sumter Central High School. Students from Demopolis HS, Choctaw HS, and Sumter Central HS receive schol…Demopolis · DemopolisRead Article

CONTRIBUTOR'S VIEW - Michael Brooks: Who’s Got Twenty Minutes?

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I stopped by a fast-food restaurant en route to work lately and saw the line of cars around the building. I decided walking in for a morning biscuit would be faster. However, the lady at the counter said, “We’re out of biscuits and won’t have any for 20 more minutes.” I saw the biscuit-maker behind the counter who was working furiously, and I decided not to wait. Another gentleman in a work uniform walked out with me. He snidely said, “Who’s got…Lanett · LanettSee the Story

Medicaid cuts will hurt Maine’s most vulnerable

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Cutting Medicaid as proposed would pose catastrophic consequences for Maine's most vulnerable, leaving hundreds of thousands of Mainers without health insurance and wreaking havoc on our local health infrastructure and state economy.Solar Power · United StatesSee the Story

How nice it would be - The Demopolis Times

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Memorial Day weekends are always a time for family gatherings. Whether in the yard with the grill billowing smoke across the patio furniture that’s occupied by parents and grandparents as kids run screaming about the yard with water guns, or bobbing along on a boat in the beating sun while cousins take turns being towed on a crazy looking float, American families always tend to get together over that last weekend in May. Jeremy Crowson is a staf…Memorial Day · DemopolisRead Article

Weary - Lowndes Signal

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By Dean Kelly You come in at night and you fall into your bed. Your body actually aches even though it feels good to be enveloped in the covers with your head finally nestling in that welcome pillow’s softness. You know what it means to be weary. Weariness comes in different shapes and sizes. Sometimes it is that physical weariness that comes from a long day (or week) of effort and work. Sometimes it is a mental weariness as the world tears at o…See the Story

Pastors In Holy Blue Jeans - Lowndes Signal

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By Michael J. Brooks A pastor on a denominationally-related Facebook page took issue with ministers dressing casually in the pulpit. This is truly an unwinnable argument. Many congregations have been influenced by the contemporary church movement—though this movement from the 80s is hardly contemporary anymore. One of the precepts is that members intentionally “dress down.” A common excuse from the unchurched was they didn’t have “Sunday clothes…See the Story

Meet me at the Cross: Who has despised the day of small things? - The Demopolis Times

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By Dean Kelly Zechariah 4:10 “For who has despised the day of small things?…” Dean Kelly is minister at Highland Home Church of Christ. I saw two little sisters heading into a creek with their grandmother’s watchful eye nearby. There was another little girl in the creek. The three girls struck up an immediate friendship. The other little girl’s father was out in the creek with them. He listened to those little girls when they spoke to him of the…Demopolis · DemopolisRead Article

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