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CrenshaWorks: Bridging career gaps in Crenshaw County careers
By Haley Mitchell Godwin The second annual CrenshaWorks hiring fair was held April 24 in the Dei Center at Luverne United Methodist Church. Organized by Crenshaw County Career Academy in collaboration with Southeast Alabama Works (SAW) and the Crenshaw County Soil and Water Conservation District (CCSWCD), Crenshaw County students and adult job seekers had an […] The post CrenshaWorks: Bridging career gaps in Crenshaw County careers appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Hope ministry holds Lowndes site graduation
Hope Inspired Ministries held a graduation for its Lowndes County site April 25 at Hayneville Baptist Church. Five participants graduated from the program aimed to help underserved individuals overcome life-challenging obstacles and gain the education they need to break the grip of poverty. Founded on the values of faith in God, family, passion and excellence, […]
Three denied parole for Butler, Crenshaw County convictions
On April 18, the Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles denied parole requests for two men incarcerated for Butler County convictions. Hearings on April 23 included another man denied parole for a Butler County conviction. Michael Bullock, 67, is held at the Red Eagle Work Center on sentences related to Butler and Crenshaw County convictions. […] The post Three denied parole for Butler, Crenshaw County convictions appeared first on The Greenville Advocate.
Camellia Society holds Mother’s Day sale
On May 4, The Greenville Camellia Society held a Mother’s Day Camellia sale at Marvin’s Hardware in Greenville. Pictured are (left to right) Pamala Nolan, Jan Newton, Harper Vinson, Andrew Foster, Mary Bates and kneeling Helena Shirley. The post Camellia Society holds Mother’s Day sale appeared first on The Greenville Advocate.
Troy FD responds to fire at Wendy’s
On May 8, the Troy Fire Department responded to a structure fire at the Wendy’s Restaurant in Troy. According to a release from Troy Fire Chief Michael Stephens, the Pike County Communications District received the call of a structure fire on May 8 at 10:01 a.m. located in the 1100 block of U.S. Highway 231 […] The post Troy FD responds to fire at Wendy’s appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Super Spring Pet of the Season Contest
By Staff Reports From cuddly Labrador Retrievers to playful Chorkies, and gentle German Shepherds to sassy calico cats, these furry contenders have captured the affection of readers from our community and beyond. Now, readers can cast their votes online and decide which pet will claim the coveted title of “2024 Crenshaw Animal Clinic Super Spring […] The post Super Spring Pet of the Season Contest appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Baseball team extends winning streak to eight straight over Troy
The Alabama Crimson Tide faced off against the No. 21-ranked Troy Trojans and came away with a 7-6 victory Tuesday. With the midweek game victory, the Crimson Tide now boasts a 30-18 overall record and an eight-game win streak against Troy. The action began in the first inning. Third baseman...
Corrections Officers Week proclaimed
Troy Mayor Jason A. Reeves signed a proclamation Monday declaring the week of Monday, May 6, as National Correctional Officers Week. The mayor expressed appreciation to all the officers who, every day, go above and beyond to keep Troy and Pike County safe. “Thank you for what you do and you all do it so […] The post Corrections Officers Week proclaimed appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
North Knox Street to be closed Monday for crossdrain replacement
On Monday, May 13, Pike County Road 7771, also known as Knox Street, will be temporarily closed for crossdrain replacement. The road will close beginning at 8 a.m. for eight hours, weather permitting, and no through traffic or onsite detour will be available. The road will be closed at a point 1,000 feet from the […] The post North Knox Street to be closed Monday for crossdrain replacement appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
We have a winner
We have a winner! The second annual Hank Williams Sr. Talent Showcase held this past Saturday evening at the historic Georgiana Opry House Theater was finally concluded. Six of the most talented young artists from as far away as New Smyrna Beach, Fla. competed for a first prize valued at $10,000 and a recording contract.
Charles Henderson battles JAG, weather in C Spire Spring Classic
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The Charles Henderson Trojans wrapped up spring football practices with the C Spire Spring Classic against the JAG Jaguars on Thursday night and had to not only deal with a Class 7A foe but also driving rain and lightning delays. Charles Henderson started the...
House Of Hope residents say it with flowers
Residents and representative of the House of Hope in Brundidge were on the street corners in downtown Troy Friday morning with flowers for Mother’s Day. For a donation, large or small, the donor received a bouquet of fresh flowers to take home for a loved one on Mother’s Day. Melena Dickey, House of Hope supervisor, […] The post House Of Hope residents say it with flowers appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
CHHS hosts Basketball Banquet
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... On Wednesday, Charles Henderson High School recognized and honored its basketball team at an award’s banquet. At the banquet a number of awards were presented to CHHS athletes. Jywon Boyd – who earned All-State and All-Messenger honors in basketball this season – earned the team’s Best Offensive Player Award, while Bray Jones was awarded the Best Defensive Player. Boyd will play college football at Troy University and Jones will play college basketball at Enterprise State Community College.
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