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- Legal Notices Week of May 28, 2026LEGAL NOTICE IN THE CIRCUIT COURTOF HALE COUNTY, ALABAMA Case No: CV-2026-900017 ARTHUR WILLIAMS,Plaintiff, v. EUGENE TINKER, JR.,Defendant. NOTICE TO: EUGENE TINKER, JR. Notice is hereby given to you that a Complaint has been filed by Arthur Williams, wherein the said Arthur Williams seeks a Judgment against Eugene Tinker, Jr. You are hereby notified that you have until the 30th day of June, 2026, to file an Answer or make an appearance in Court, and in the event you fail... Read More
- Joseph Dunn
Mr. Joseph Dunn, son of the late Charles Dunn Sr. and Daisey Ward Dunn, was born on June 12, 1951. He passed away peacefully on May 5, 2026, at the age of 74. Everyone knew him as “Tent.” He was preceded in death by his parents, Charles Dunn Sr. and Daisy Ward Dunn; a brother, Charles Dunn Jr.; and three sisters, Ruby L. Johnson, Vera L. Dunn, and Dorothy M. Jones. He leaves to cherish his memory three sisters, Daisy... Read More - Howard Paige says he will not seek re-election to office of Hale County CoronerTo the Citizens and Community of Hale County, After much prayer, thought, and reflection, I have decided that I will not be renewing or seeking re-election for Hale County Coroner. For the past 16 years, it has been one of the greatest honors of my life to serve the people of this county. During some of the most difficult moments families could face, you trusted me to serve with compassion, dignity, and respect. That trust has never been taken lightly,... Read More
- Breakthrough Charter School celebrates first class of graduating seniors in Class of 2026
Breakthrough Charter School’s first graduating class walked across the stage one by one in the school auditorium to receive their diplomas recently. Each student had chosen a person who helped them during their school years — a parent, grandparent, teacher, or sibling — to place a robe on their shoulders and a cap on their heads. Breakthrough opened in August 2021 with kindergarten through eighth grade classes and added one grade each year. This first graduating class is made up... Read More - Ivey awards over $500k in grants to victims’ assistance organizationsGov. Kay Ivey has awarded five grants totaling $577,607 to assist victims, pursue offenders, train court officials, and prosecute cases involving domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking. “The victims of these crimes are especially vulnerable and require compassionate assistance. In addition, all those involved in bringing perpetrators to justice should be thoroughly trained on handling these cases,” Gov. Ivey said. “I am pleased to award these funds supporting the groups and individuals working on behalf of the people impacted... Read More