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Lowndes County students rank ‘head of class’
Three Lowndes County residents recently joined the oldest honor society in America, an opportunity afforded to only the top 10% of undergraduate students nationwide. The honor society of Phi Kappa Phi is America’s oldest and most selective collegiate honor society for all academic disciplines. The Auburn University at Montgomery chapter initiated Madison Cole of Hope […]
Women’s ministry receives Hwashin donation
His Hands and Feet Women’s Ministry in Greenville received a significant donation from Hwashin America, a gesture of support for the organization’s mission as a non-profit facility offering housing and assistance to chemically dependent women. Inett Jackson, the ministry’s director, expressed gratitude for the generous contribution, emphasizing the ministry’s commitment to providing a positive environment […] The post Women’s ministry receives Hwashin donation appeared first on The Greenville Advocate.
Dallas County man dies following shooting in Selmont
A Dallas County man died from injuries he received in a wild shootout at the Pine Glenn Subdivision of Selmont on May 4. According to the Dallas County Sheriff’s Office, Chico Madison, 20, was killed during a drive-by shooting. After the shooting, suspects left a car and ran between the houses. By the time DSCO […] The post Dallas County man dies following shooting in Selmont appeared first on The Selma Times‑Journal.
Tornado watch issued for Dallas County
The National Weather Service has issued a tornado watch until 4 p.m. Thursday, May 9. The watch includes Dallas, Perry, Marengo, Chilton, Autauga and Lowndes counties. NWS said that multiple rounds of showers and storms will move through Central Alabama. The first will move through this morning into the afternoon. The second round will move […] The post Tornado watch issued for Dallas County appeared first on The Selma Times‑Journal.
Severe storms possible Thursday
Selma and Dallas County could see a round or two of severe weather Thursday, May 9, as a cold front is expected to push through Alabama by Friday afternoon. Matt Grantham, meteorologist for the National Weather Service in Birmingham, said a line of severe storms will be pushing through the state overnight Wednesday, May 8, […] The post Severe storms possible Thursday appeared first on The Selma Times‑Journal.
Lowndes County Arrests April 25 – 29
April 25 * Joshua Bullock, 41 – Failure to appear possess/receipt-controlled substance, failure to appear trafficking-synthetic drugs, failure to appear firearm-persons forbidden failure to appear receiving stolen property second degree April 26 * Laquarious Saffold, 26 – Murder capital – vehicle, discharge gun in occupied building, attempted murder April 27 * Herman Cleveland, 38 – […]
Butler County Arrests April 29 – May 5
April 29 * Amanda Beasley, 36 – Unlawful distribution of a controlled substance, probation violation, promoting prison contraband * Taneshia Deshawn Crenshaw, 35 – Domestic violence third criminal mischief, domestic violence third harassment, failure to appear/comply/pay * Jaeda Arielle Rochelle, 25 – Possession of marijuana second, drug paraphernalia first offense April 30 * […] The post Butler County Arrests April 29 – May 5 appeared first on The Greenville Advocate.
Dallas County man charged with capital murder in Montgomery case
A Dallas County man has been charged with capital murder in connection with a Montgomery homicide case, police said. Keehsar Henderson, 18, of Minter, is charged in connection with the April 7 shooting death of Christopher Manuel, 52, of Montgomery, said Maj. Saba Coleman, spokeswoman for the Montgomery Police Dept. Henderson was taken into custody...
Lions Sight brings affordable eye care to Greenville
Alabama Lions Sight, a non-profit organization dedicated to providing funds for the diagnosis and treatment of eye diseases and defects for Alabama’s medically indigent, is bringing its mobile eye clinic to Greenville. Established in 1944 as a response to Helen Keller’s call to action, Alabama Lions Sight has since grown to serve 1,429,000 Lions in […] The post Lions Sight brings affordable eye care to Greenville appeared first on The Greenville Advocate.
Butler County School System Delays Start Time on May 10, 2024
Due to the threat of severe weather and the possibility of hazardous road conditions, the Butler County School System has delayed the start time for students on Friday, May 10, 2024, to 10:00 a.m. All staff members will report to work at 9:00 a.m. Regular school hours will resume on Monday, May 13, 2024. For […] The post Butler County School System Delays Start Time on May 10, 2024 appeared first on The Greenville Advocate.
Playful pup, stealing toys, hearts
Annie is a super-smart, sweet baby girl who is ready to steal your heart! While not much of a talker, she loves nothing more than being by your side, ready for whatever adventure comes her way. Annie plays well with other dogs and is learning to be more gentle with cats. Despite having a mischievous […] The post Playful pup, stealing toys, hearts appeared first on The Greenville Advocate.
City observes National Day of Prayer
On May 2, local officials and religious leaders gathered at the steps of City Hall to observe the National Day of Prayer. Music was provided by W.O Parmer’s first and second grade choir, and the event opened with an address from Mayor Dexter Mclendon. “I say to you today, the city of Greenville needs your […] The post City observes National Day of Prayer appeared first on The Greenville Advocate.
Welding students ACE contest in Selma
Two Lowndes County Public School Career Tech Students (CTE) students attended the Academic Challenge for Excellence (ACE) competition on April 26 hosted by Wallace Community College Selma. Central High School’s Ja’mez Fitzpatrick and Eron Foster attended the challenge with their welding instructor, Jarod Pope. Foster placed second in the welding competition.
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, […]
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.
Georgiana Opry House holds second annual talent show
By Amy Lewis The Georgiana Opry House hosted the second annual Hank Williams Sr. Talent Showcase on May 4, featuring six finalists chosen from among dozens of applicants. The event, which honors Hank Williams Sr., who performed at the venue when he was just 16-years-old, aims to provide local youth with opportunities to meet industry […] The post Georgiana Opry House holds second annual talent show appeared first on Luverne Journal.
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