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HCSD reports arrests for failure to appear, forged instrument, DUI, assault this week

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17 Nov 2025
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Hale County Sheriff’s Dept. has released the following report of the department’s recent activity: Arrests: November 3, 2025 Derrick R. Carter, 40, of Uniontown, was arrested for failure to appear. Joseph Holeman, 57, of Sawyerville, was arrested for two counts of failure to appear. Terrance J. Williams, 41, of Moundville, was arrested for two counts...
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LYD sets Thanksgiving for Sunday, Nov. 16 in Greensboro

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17 Nov 2025
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Live in Your Dream (LYD) will host its annual Thanksgiving Banquet on Sunday, November 16. Beginning at 3:00 PM, the group will meet at The Dream Center located at 381 Millwood Road in Greensboro. Tickets are $10 for those interested in participating. The guest speaker for the event will be Rev. Detyrick King, senior pastor...
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Bethlehem Baptist to hold pastoral installation Nov. 30

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17 Nov 2025
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Bethlehem Baptist Church will host a Pastoral Installation Service in honor of Rev. Detyrick King on Sunday, November 30, at 2:30 PM. The ceremony will mark King’s recent appointment to lead the Hale County church as its senior pastor. A morning worship sermon will be presented by Pastor Kevin Woods of Mt. Moriah Missionary Baptist...
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First Methodist sets annual fall bazaar for Nov. 21

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17 Nov 2025
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First Methodist Church Greensboro will hold its Fall Bazaar on Friday, Nov. 21. Doors open at 7:00 a.m., with coffee and biscuits served to start the day. Tables will feature baked goods, candies, casseroles, soups, chili, canned items, and more. A beautiful quilt will be raffled for $1 per chance. A catfish lunch will be...
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Community Thanksgiving service will be Nov. 23 in Greensboro

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17 Nov 2025
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The community is invited to the Annual Community Thanksgiving Service on Sunday, Nov. 23, at Greensboro Presbyterian Church, located at the corner of Demopolis and Main Streets. The service begins at 6:00 p.m., with choir practice at 5:20 p.m. Rev. John Alexander, pastor of Greensboro Presbyterian Church, will be the guest speaker. An offering will...
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Photography exhibit opened Nov. 7 at Engle Gallery on Main Street

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17 Nov 2025
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The Engle Gallery, LLC held an opening on Friday, November 7, featuring the works of a University of Alabama student, Camille Sealy. Black Boy, Breathe: The Photography of Camille Sealy featured a number of photographic portraits by Sealy, who is studying photography. A senior at the University, this show marks Sealy’s first public show and...
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AUTHOR VISITS AKRON

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17 Nov 2025
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Greensboro Antiques officially opened for business

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17 Nov 2025
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Greensboro Antiques officially opened for business on Saturday, November 1, at 1207 Main Street. A ribbon-cutting ceremony was held with the vendors and building owners in attendance. Previously the spot for Alabama Home Respiratory, the property has been a retail fixture in Greensboro since its early days as a pharmacy. Later, it was home to...
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Judson campus reportedly under contract, but details not yet public

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17 Nov 2025
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The former Judson College campus is under contract, according to multiple sources, but the buyer and intended use have not yet been made public. As of Tuesday night, Nov. 11, the public listing for 302 Bibb Street remained active on LoopNet, a commercial real estate listing platform, at an asking price of $8,000,000 for roughly...
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Greensboro man charged with attempted murder; total bond set at $126,000

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17 Nov 2025
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A Greensboro man, Eric Deon Watkins, has been charged with attempted murder in connection with an Oct. 24 shooting in Hale County. According to sworn complaints filed Nov. 10 in district court, multiple shots were fired during a gathering that night, wounding a man in the lower left leg. In addition to attempted murder, Watkins...
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