Kelsey Livingston inducted into National Honor Society
Kelsey Livingston, a junior at Covenant Christian School in Tuscumbia, was recently inducted into the National Honor Society. Kelsey is the daughter... Read More
Alabama Farmers Market Assistance Connects Seniors With Farm Fresh Food
The Alabama Farmers Market Assistance program provides eligible seniors with fresh fruits and vegetables from certified farmers markets in the state of... Read More
School choice bill moves to House after amendment from Singleton
Senate Minority Leader Bobby Singleton, DGreensboro, recently contributed an amendment to the debated “school choice” bill in Montgomery. The bill, introduced by... Read More
Tempra Tucker named Francis Marion’s Educator of the Week
Francis Marion School announced their Educator of the Week: Tempra Tucker. In a social media post, the Tucker expressed her “gratitude” for... Read More
150 Years Ago
In the Marion Commonwealth March 21, 1872 There are now one hundred and thirty pupils at the Howard. Col. Murfee has ordered... Read More
125 Years Ago
Canebrake Herald (Uniontown) March 31, 1897 Fish, Crabs, and Shrimp, once or twice a week. Send me your orders.—Sol. Katz. Good advice:... Read More
120 Years Ago
March 22, 1902 in the Marion Democrat Messrs. B. B. and Tom Monts, two prominent farmers from Brush Creek, came over to... Read More
R.C. Hatch students launch school journalism initiative
Seventh and eighth graders at Robert C. Hatch School in Uniontown introduced their new journalism team on Tuesday, March 22. Sponsored by... Read More
PCHS alumni will honor late Col. Carl Cooper at next school reunion, April 30
Perry County High School Alumni Association (PCHSAA) has proclaimed its annual meeting on April 30, 2022 as “Coach Carl Cooper Day” honoring... Read More
First Baptist Newbern has food pantry ministry
The pastor and members of First Baptist Church of Newbern announce that their Food Pantry Ministry is open every first and third... Read More