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A Serbian couple was arrested on Sept. 19 in Pine Hill after police said they attempted to steal a copper shipment worth between ,000 and ,000. Pine Hill Police Chief Nakisha Gailes said she received a call about a suspicious truck at the GD Copper loading dock that was possibly trying to steal a shipment of copper. The truck was briefly loaded and then unloaded, Gailes said, before officers learned the couple was not the actual company or driver scheduled to pick up the shipment. The suspects, identified as Mladen Stanisic, 53, and Branka Stanisic, 50, of Sarajevo, Yugoslavia, were arrested...

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Mediacom Communications is offering ,000 in scholarship support for high school seniors planning to obtain further education. The scholarship program is in its 25th consecutive year, and Mediacom’s investment will award [post_excerpt],000 World Class Scholarships to 60 high school seniors. Starting in the fall of 2026, scholarship recipients have the flexibility to use the financial awards to support post-secondary college costs or vocational training from an accredited institution. Award selection is based on academic achievement and leadership accomplishments. Mediacom’s World Class Scholarship application process is hosted online: mediacomworldclass.com. Applications, including letters of recommendation and high school transcripts, must be submitted...

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Yard sale, 4 storage units full, toys, kids/women’s boutique clothes, shoes, furniture, more Sept. 26-27 and Oct. 3-4 starting at 7 a.m. 6055 Harrison Dr. Satsuma Barn Sale Oct. 3-4 8 a.m.-2 p.m. (No early birds), 14060 Boothtown Rd., Citronelle. Antiques, collectible items, tools and lots more.

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Clarke Prep seventh grader Jase Tucker Smith died in an ATV accident on Sept. 20, according to the school. “We are all heartbroken by this news,” Clarke Prep Headmaster Bob Taylor said in a statement. “Jase’s absence on our campus and in our lives will be strongly felt.” Taylor said Smith’s death will deeply affect Clarke Prep’s students, staff and families. “We are committed to providing the support needed during this difficult time,” Taylor said. “Counselors and ministers will be on campus and are prepared to stay as long as needed. I know many of our students are struggling. Please...

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The Grove Hill Public Library hosted a book signing on Sept. 18 with local author LaTonya Woods-Dickinson for her new release, “Faithful Reconstruction.” The faith-based book deals with, among other issues, grieving the loss of a loved one, dealing with career lows and facing relationship problems. It includes a daily journal and Bible verses to guide a path to success. Dickinson said trusting in the Lord was her saving grace and this book gives readers the tools they need to lean into God’s Word. Dickinson dealt with the loss of her mother to COVID, recovered from a life-altering car wreck...

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Thomasville native Wayne Rogers announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Alabama Secretary of State on Sept. 18, coinciding with his 63rd birthday. Rogers, a 1980 graduate of Thomasville High School, was a member of the THS marching band alongside Mayor Sheldon Day. He announced his run at the Thomasville Public Library. Rogers has practiced law in Alabama since graduating from Samford’s law school in 1988 and since 2019 has served as executive assistant to Jefferson County Sheriff Mark Pettway, the first Black sheriff in the county’s history. In that role, Rogers has worked to improve election security, expand...

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Thomasville native Wayne Rogers announced his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Alabama Secretary of State on Sept. 18, coinciding with his 63rd birthday. Rogers, a 1980 graduate of Thomasville High School, was a member of the THS marching band alongside Mayor Sheldon Day. He announced his run at the Thomasville Public Library. Rogers has practiced law in Alabama since graduating from Samford’s law school in 1988 and since 2019 has served as executive assistant to Jefferson County Sheriff Mark Pettway, the first Black sheriff in the county’s history. In that role, Rogers has worked to improve election security, expand...

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Officers with the Jackson Police Department reported the following activity for Sept. 15-21 arrests: Nathaniel Rivers, 28, warrants 2x, giving false information to law enforcementofficerWilliam B. Rodgers, 41,driving under the influence Ralph Oliver, 55, alias warrant Jeremy Warren, 23, aliaswarrantCalls for serviceAlarms: 9Ambulance needed: 3Assist citizens: 3Case follow-up: 2Clear parking lot: 1Close patrol: 9Criminal mischief: 2Criminal trespassing: 2 Discharge of gun: 1Disorderly person: 1Domestic: 3Escort: 2Gas leak: 2Gas theft: 2Harassment: 6Hit and run: 1Illegal dumping: 1Internet crimes againstchildren: 2Juvenile problem: 1Lift assist: 1Lines down: 1Loitering: 1Notification: 1Reckless driving: 1Road closure: 1Seizure: 1 Serving papers: 3Sex crimes: 1Stolen vehicle: 1Structure fire:...

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Alabama’s housing market showed mixed signals in August, according to the latest Alabama Economic and Real Estate report released Friday. While sales numbers were down, buyers are finding more affordable opportunities thanks to recent mortgage rate cuts and softening home prices, according to the report released by the Alabama Association of Realtors. Statewide home sales dropped 1.7% from July and were 5.6% lower than August 2024. The median sales price fell to 2,811, down 2.6% month-over-month and 5.4% year-over-year. Even with fewer sales, the combined dollar volume of homes sold in August reached [post_excerpt].69 billion. That figure was 6.3% higher...

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