Iva Lou Johnson
Iva Lou Johnson Seale,age 93 of Moundville,passed away on March 22 ather residence. She was bornJuly 7, 1928.Graveside services wereheld on Friday, March 25, atOak Hill Cemetery, at 11:00a.m. with John Warren officiating and MagnoliaChapel directing.She was preceded indeath by her spouse, BobSeale and her daughter,Connie Tidmore.She is survived by hersons, Rick Seale and RobSeale;... Read More
Demarcus Kendrell Carlisle
Demarcus KendrellCarlisle died March 13 inDecatur at the age of 29. Hewas born Feb. 19, 1993 inHale County to Gwendolynand Korey Burrell.He confessed Christ atan early age and joinedFriendship MissionaryBaptist Church in Uniontown. He was employed atPoBoyz in Demopolis.He is preceded in deathby his paternal grandparents, Dorothy Burrell andLee Burrell; an uncle, LeeQuincy Stoney Burrell;... Read More
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Legal Notices Week of March 31, 2022
Legal NoticeIN THE PROBATE COURTOF HALE COUNTY ALABAMAIn Re: EVELYN JEFFRIESCHAMBERS, DECEASEDSUMMARY ADMINISTRATIONOF THE ESTATE OF EVELYN JEFFRIES CHAMBERSCASE NO.: 22-022NOTICE OF PETITIONFOR SUMMARYDISTRIBUTIONNotice is herebyGiven that a Petition for Summary Distribution has beenfiled by Mary Joyce Chambers-Huff On March 1, 2022,And that 30 days after the Publication hereof and Pursuant tolaw, the Court Shall... Read More
Hundreds of Alabama communities apply for grants from state’s $220 million in water and sewer grants
Legislature set aside additional $5 million for Black Belt projects Nearly 400 public waterand sewer systems acrossthe state of Alabama haveapplied for grants to repairand upgrade their systemsunder a special programfunded with COVID-19 relief money and overseen bythe Alabama Department ofEnvironmental Management.In a Special Session inJanuary called by Gov. KayIvey, the Alabama Legislature approved spending$225... Read More
How to Cope with Seasonal Allergies
As spring begins andpollen counts start to increase, those with seasonal allergies may startto feel symptoms such assneezing, congestion, anda runny nose. Over 50million Americans experience allergies each year,and we’d like to provideyou with some tips thatwill help you during thistime.• Start your medicationregimen early. If youknow you experience allergies each year, startyour allergy regimenabout... Read More
Lucille Marie Conner
Lucille Marie Connerdied March 14 at the age of 71. She was born June 21,1950 in Hale County to thelate Mary (Merrit) andMatthew Conner.She accepted Christ at anearly age and joined Christian Valley Church. Shelater joined St. MatthewChurch in Sawyerville.She is preceded in deathby her parents, Mary andMatthew Conner; daughter,Nikki Conner; brothers,Robert Conner and AmosConner;... Read More
Alma Marie Allen
Alma Marie Allen died March 17 in Greensboro at the home of her daughter at the age of 92. She was born April 12, 1929 in Greensboro to Albert and Jenny Williams.She confessed Christ at an early age and joined Union Grove Baptist Church in Greensboro, where she was a faithful member of the missionary... Read More
The Voice of the ‘Ville
Visiting Gatlinburg, Pigeon Forge and CherokeeNorth Carolina for springbreak March 14-17th,were, Larry & TamikaPayne, Tamika’s brother,Kendrick and his family.Ida Chandler Boyd, hersister, Eunice Jacobs Foster, great niece, Rylee JaneSnider and a friend, AveryJane Finley, spent Thursday, March 17th, in Montevallo at the AmericanVillage Tulip Festival.They said the tulip’s werebeautiful.Also enjoying SpringBreak, Eunice J. Fosterand son,... Read More
Project Horseshoe Farm’s Community Center Program is back in full swing
Project Horseshoe Farm’s Community Center Program (CCP) is back in fullswing!We strive to create a safe,fun, engaging space to socialize, learn and buildcommunity connections (atno cost!). Each CCP has activities, snacks, and opportunities to meet new people.Examples of activities include: arts & crafts, cooking, chair exercises, Bingo,bible study, nutrition presentations, walking club,and more! CCP currentlyoccurs... Read More