Classifieds Week of Oct 10, 2024
Classified Ad Rates — MINIMUM RATE (InHale or Perry County) —$20.00 per insertion, 20words or less. All words in excess of 20, 75¢ per word. Payable in advance of publication.— MINIMUM RATE(Outside Hale or Perry County) — $20.00 per insertion, 20 words or less. All words in excess of 20,95¢ per word. Payable in advance... Read More
Voter registration event will be Oct. 19 at Hale Co. Library
The Hale County Library is hosting a voter registration event on Saturday, October 19, from 9:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m. This event provides a crucial opportunity for residents to ensure their voices are heard in upcoming elections. Participants are reminded to bring a valid ID to complete the registration process. The last day to register... Read More
Jazz concert is Oct. 20 at Opera House
Next Sunday, October 20, the Fabulous Bakersfield Boys will be performing at the Greensboro Opera House, beginning at 3 PM. A reception will follow the performance. The evening performance comes alongside a variety of ongoing performances promoting the restoration efforts for the Greensboro Opera House. The duo consists of Mike Rainey and Ken Bausano, the... Read More
Garden Club Decorates For Fall
Greensboro Garden Club in conjunction with community volunteers decorated city corners on Sunday Oct 6. Pictured above are acting Garden Club president Eve Kneeland, LaMar Merrill, and Buzzy Barnett adding flowers, pumpkins, and other decorations to the displays. The club extends man thanks to all who have contributed to making the city look beautiful to... Read More
Greensboro man charged with murder, DUI after fatal wreck
A Greensboro man, Bruce Dustin Davis, 39, faces serious charges following a fatal traffic accident. Davis was arrested on October 2, 2024, after being indicted on charges of murder, two counts of first-degree assault, and driving under the influence of controlled substances, including bromazolam, methamphetamine, amphetamine, and marijuana. According to court documents, Davis was driving... Read More
Selma truck driver indicted for murder, sued for wrongful death
Dukes, 39 was driving commercial truck in wreck that killed well-known Greensboro woman Irene Wallace Emmett Lee Dukes, 39, a truck driver from Selma, Alabama, has been arrested and charged with both murder and first-degree assault following a head-on collision that resulted in the death of Irene Watkins Wallace on February 29, 2024. Wallace, a... Read More
Legal Notices Week of October 10, 2024
Legal Notice Case No. 24-2718 Letters of Administration on the Estate of Annie Ruth Moore, deceased, having been granted to Pamela Milam, as Personal Representative on the 9th day of September, 2024, by the Probate Court of Perry, Alabama, notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said estate are hereby required to... Read More
Kitt, Sawyerville native, named to president’s list at SNHU
Jalisa Kitt of Sawyerville (36776) has been named to Southern New Hampshire University’s (SNHU) Summer 2024 President’s List. The summer terms run from May to August. Full-time undergraduate students who have earned a minimum grade-point average of 3.700 and above for the reporting term are named to the President’s List. Full-time status is achieved by... Read More
Havana Methodist sets Homecoming services for Sunday, October 20
Homecoming at Havana Methodist will be October 20, 2024. The Rev. Doug Jolly is the pastor. The guest speaker will be James F. “Jim” Lavender of Moundville. He is now serving Pondville Methodist and Brook Methodist Churches in Bibb County. Come early and enjoy refreshments and fellowship at 10:00 a.m. The worship service will begin... Read More
Cole, Akron native, pens piece for Washington Times
Akron native David Cole has recently taken on a new role as the President of the Ductile Iron Pipe Research Association (DIPRA). Previously serving as the Senior Vice President of Governmental Affairs for the Business Council of Alabama, Cole’s career continues to expand in impactful ways. His expertise in infrastructure and public policy was recently... Read More