GROVE HILL — Clarke County and the rest of Alabama is growing timber faster than it is being cut, thanks to the state’s investment in forestry, retired foresters told the Clarke County Historical Society Sunday. However, the oversupply of timber has triggered a serious market collapse in Alabama, according to a recent Wall Street Journal story. In March, the major Domtar mill in Talladega County closed after 75 years with the loss of 285 jobs. It produced newsprint in recent years and had an estimated economic impact of 9 million, according to media reports. Steve Crowley, formerly with Scotch Land...