Youth league baseball starts in Marion on June 6

Youth baseball is coming to the city of Marion starting Monday, June 6th. The league was started and is overseen by Marion City Councilmember Bernard Arrington. Teams plan to play on Mondays, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays. The first game is Monday, June 6th at 5:45. The league is sponsored by the Perry County County Commission...
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Deadlines near for absentee voting in June 21 runoff election

The absentee voting period for the June 21stPrimary Runoff Election began on May 25, 2022. Ahead of the June 21st Primary Runoff Election, Secretary Merrill would like to inform Alabama voters of several important upcoming absentee voting deadlines. It is important to note that the official recognition of Juneteenth as a state holiday on Monday, June 20th mandates that the...
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Leaders from the Community Foundation of Uniontown spent last Friday afternoon hanging American flags throughout the town in observation of the Memorial Day holiday.

Foundation members said they would like to thank the donors who made this effort possible. “Through donations allocated for American flags, we are closer to having every pole in downtown flying an American flag and one step closer to being able to have an American flag for each veteran’s grave for Veterans’ Day in November,”...
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Annie Essex scholarship announces four 2022 recipients

The Annie Essex Memorial Scholarship Committee Announces 2022 Scholarship Recipients. In loving memory of the late Annie Essex, her family and friends initiated the Annie Essex Memorial Scholarship Fund in 2005 to award scholarships to graduating seniors within the Perry County School System. Continued implementation of this program will enable us to keep Annie’s legacy...
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Low turnout marks elections in Perry, Black Belt, statewide

Last Tuesday’s statewide primary election was marked by low turnout in the Black Belt and statewide. Statewide voter turnout in both the Democratic and Republican primaries was estimated at only 23%, according to Alabama’s Secretary of State. The election decided, among other matters, both parties’ candidates for Governor and U.S. Senate. In the Black Belt,...
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