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August 2, 2026

Cooking in the Black Belt

Congressional job fair returns to Selma Aug. 6

Data center forum set for this afternoon in Demopolis

Road projects advancing across Hale County, transportation panel told

Black Belt Birding Festival returns next weekend, July 31 through Aug. 2

Colby Raybon Peebles

Montgomery man charged with rape, assault at Greensboro motel

Bobby Singleton

Singleton to seek state Democratic Party chair

Council honors Cook, considers bids on sewer repair, painting work

Hale Co. votes again Aug. 11 in congressional do-over

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Hale County voters go back to the polls Tuesday, Aug. 11, in a special primary election for the 7th Congressional District, and the votes many...

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Cooking in the Black BeltAugust 2, 2026
For a month now, the congregation of St. Wilfrid’s has been making preparations for retired Bishop of Alabama Kee Sloan’s visit. It’s a big enough deal to have the Bishop come to your church, active or otherwise. Yet I knew from the moment my fellow parishioner, Ann, told me Bishop Sloan was coming that I had to pull out one stop or another. Maybe it’s my custom with church potlucks to use them as testing grounds for new recipes, but...
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Congressional job fair returns to Selma Aug. 6August 2, 2026
U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell will host her 15th annual Congressional Job Fair on Thursday, Aug. 6, in Selma, bringing employers from across the state together with job seekers from Alabama’s 7th Congressional District. The event runs from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. at Wallace Community College Selma, 3000 Earl Goodwin Parkway. Admission is free, and organizers are asking attendees to register in advance through Sewell’s congressional website. Employers scheduled to attend represent automotive, restaurant and food management, transportation and construction,...
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Data center forum set for this afternoon in DemopolisAugust 2, 2026
A public forum on data center development in Hale and Marengo counties runs from 4:30 to 6 p.m. today at the Wallace Community College lecture hall at the Demopolis SportsPlex, 186 Field of Dreams Drive. It is free and open to the public. Katherine Eddins, a conservation attorney who lives in Gallion, will facilitate. Four speakers are scheduled: environmental attorney Gerald Pouncey Jr. on best practices; Katherine Moore, president of the Georgia Conservancy, on planning and policy; Danny Johnson of...
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Road projects advancing across Hale County, transportation panel toldAugust 2, 2026
A slate of state and county road projects in Hale County is moving toward contract letting over the next year, including a resurfacing and lane reconfiguration on State Route 14 west of Greensboro and continued construction on the West Alabama Highway around Greensboro and Moundville. The projects were reviewed July 21 when the Hale County Citizens Transportation Advisory Committee met at Moundville City Hall. Jonathan Rossell, who serves on the committee, posted an account of the meeting for county residents....
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Black Belt Birding Festival returns next weekend, July 31 through Aug. 2August 2, 2026
The sixth annual Black Belt Birding Festival lands in Greensboro and across the region next weekend, July 31 through Aug. 2, bringing three days of guided field trips, art, music and history to eight Black Belt counties. The festival, presented by Alabama Audubon with Alabama Black Belt Adventures, opens Friday, July 31, at 5 p.m. with a free kickoff at Project Horseshoe Farm, 1202 Main St., Greensboro, featuring a welcome from Alabama Audubon Executive Director Dr. Scot Duncan, live music...
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