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Plastic decoy ducks with lead weights. each. Located in Mobile. 251- 396-3013 Ammo .357 Magnum Winchester 110 grain, jacketed hollowpoint, self defense. for 56 rounds. 251- 610-8724 Glock model 41, caliber 45 pistol with night sights and 8 Glock magazines high capacity approximately 25 boxes of assorted ammo. 00 firm. 251- 802-8723 Marlin model 36C lever action rifle, 35 caliber with 6 power Leopold scope, excellent condition. 0 firm. 251- 802-8723

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Free go good home Blue Heeler and Australian Shepherd mix, female, 7 months, sweet and friendly, had some shots. 251-323-1894

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Grove Hill Women’s Conference Grove Hill Baptist Church will host a spring women’s conference April 5 at 9 a.m. Sarah Rice will be the guest speaker. Women from the community are invited to attend. For more information, call 251- 275-3238. There is no cost to attend, but attendees are asked to sign up at the welcome center near the sanctuary or call the church office by Thursday, April 4.

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You are aging, every second you are alive; that is an inescapable fact. And right along with that joyous and party-mood-making pronouncement is another fact. Multiple years of aging most always brings on a certain amount of physical pain. Ready to invite me to your next happy-go-lucky soiree yet? “Oh yeah, give that woman a mic and let her be the life of the party!” Not so fast to condemn me, my sarcastic friend. All I want to do is help you get armed and ready for your personal one-on-one battle with an enemy that hates you and is determined...

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Josh Little scored the winning run on a passed ball in the bottom of the seventh inning to lift Jackson to an 8-7 win over visiting Coosa Christian on March 29. The Aggies (10-7) — who fell behind 5-0 in the fourth — trailed 7-5 going into the bottom of the last inning before the Conquerors’ defense unraveled with two errors and two passed balls, leading to three Jackson runs. Lance Moseley singled leading off the bottom of the seventh and Tristan Moore then laid down a bunt single. Courtesy runner Jay Tate and Moore moved to third and second,...

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Yard sale, Thomasville, April 4-5, 330 Hinson Drive. WEN 4750W elect start generator, gas fryer, cast iron cookware, corded and cordless tools, household appliances, more.

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Golden Technologies lift chair. 0.00 firm. Paid 31.99 at Saad’s in July. 251-455-4301 for photo and more info. Go-Go Ultra 4 wheel scooter, like new, less than 10 hours, new batteries, [post_excerpt],000, will consider cash and trade. 251-846-2425

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Laurine Overstreet Johnson, 72, of Rockville, passed away on March 22, 2025, at Mobile Infirmary. She was born on Sept. 2, 1952, to parents Woodie C. Overstreet and Dorothy Sheffield Overstreet. Mrs. Johnson loved her family, cooking, canning, and spending time in her garden. She ran her own interior decorating company for several years and enjoyed sharing her knack of decorating with her friends. She was a member of Calvary Baptist and taught Sunday School there. Preceding her in death were her parents, Woodie Overstreet and Dorothy Overstreet; brother, Willie Overstreet; father and mother in-law, Roy Johnson and Wilda Johnson....

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Martha Jo Bedwell, 70, of Jackson, passed away on March 27, 2025, at Jackson Medical Center. She was born in Jackson on Jan. 24, 1955, to parents Angus M. Hoven and Mable Hoven. A graduate of Jackson High School, she later married Raymond Bedwell and retired from Teledyne. Martha was a passionate fan of The University of Alabama football program, as well as the Jackson Aggies. She loved spending time with her family and she enjoyed her “girls’ trips” with her sisters. Most importantly she adored her granddaughters. Preceding her in death were her parents; sisters, Ann Parden, Sarah Stanley...

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Theodore Watrous Garrett Jr., 76, of Grove Hill, passed away peacefully at his home on March 9, 2025. He was born on May 31, 1948, to parents Theodore Watrous Garrett Sr. and Bernice May Garrett in Grove Hill. Watrous graduated from Clarke County High School, later Birmingham Southern, then the University of Tennessee in Knoxville with a Master in Geology. He was employed by Exxon Oil Company in 1973; he had a highly successful career in an industry he loved. Watrous was an avid outdoorsman, hunting deer and wild turkey, he had many adventurous trips around the country. Preceding him...

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