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The following deeds were recorded by the Clarke County Probate Office: Deeds 2/20/25 Marriage License March 24 – 28 Joshua Ryan Yoas to Tara Lenore Watson John David Skipper to Sierra Grace Myers Maggie Howell Thompson to Cooper Jack Hankins Caitlyn Earline Trudell to Dalton Wayne Carlisle Jonathon Wesley Walker to Hannah Hayes Deeds March 24 - 28 Majorie Henry to Michael Jackson Edward D. Williams Jr., Edward D. Williams III to Acorn Ridge Land LLC; Edward D. Williams Jr., Edward D. Williams III to Acorn Ridge Land LLC; Edward D. Williams Jr., Edward D. Williams III to Acorn Ridge...

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Arrests booked in the Clarke County March 24-31 include the following: Heather Cunningham, 44, unlawful possession or receipt of controlled substance, unlawful possession of marijuana second degree, theft of property third degree, 0-[post_excerpt],499 Ciera Anterria McCaskey, 36, assault third degree Sharaina Dearmon, 38, possession of a forged instrument fourth degree, probation violation – new charge – misdemeanor Jason Rogers, 41, possessing forged instrument second degree Skakayla Jene Webb, 29, failure to affix stamp, possession/receipt of controlled substance, use/possession drug paraphernalia David Anderson III, 55, promoting prion contraband (drugs) second degree Renny Jermar Scott Jr., 27, theft of property fourth degree,...

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Alabamians are reminded to contact 811 at least two days before beginning outdoor digging projects. The Alabama Public Service Commission urged the public to use the free service to avoid damaging important underground utility lines, which could cause injury and service disruptions. Other around-the-house projects to utilize the service, which is required by law before any excavation can begin, include landscaping, installing a fence or adding a deck onto the home. Once a utility company is notified, the company will send a representative to the homeowner’s property to mark underground lines with paint and flags.

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No. 6-ranked Millry came from behind with a four-run fifth inning and knocked off No. 1-ranked Leroy 6-4 on March 28 to capture the 1A Area 1 title and home-field advantage in the first round of the playoffs. The Wildcats (20-5, 8-1) won the series 2-1, beating the Bears in the opener 8-1 on March 27 in Millry. Leroy (17-4, 5-2) won the second game 3-1 behind Sawyer Sullivan’s no-hitter on March 28 in Leroy. The Bears led the deciding game 4-2 before RBIs by Hisun Marlowe, Landon Doggette, Jaquan Stewart and Holt Hendry in the top of the fifth...

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The Alabama House of Representatives passed legislation to provide expanded legal protections for law enforcement officers, advancing a measure that supporters say is necessary to bolster officer confidence but critics argue could weaken accountability. House Bill 202, sponsored by Rep. Rex Reynolds (R-Huntsville), passed the chamber 75-26 after lengthy and, at times, contentious debate. The bill now moves to the Alabama Senate for consideration. If approved by the Senate and signed into law, HB202 would take effect immediately. The legislation would create a judicial process allowing a judge to determine whether a law enforcement officer was acting within the scope...

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‘Show & Tell with Kerry’ All are invited to join Mrs. Kerry Dunaway as she shares local artifacts and information from the Clarke County Museum April 3 at 10:30 a.m., at the White Smith Memorial Library. Fish Fry Benefit A fish fry benefit for Eula Pugh is scheduled on April 5 from 3-6 p.m. at Coffeeville Building Supply, located at 1740 U.S. Highway 84 in Coffeeville. NWTF Banquet The Clarke County National Wild Turkey Federation Banquet will be at 6 p.m., April 5, at the H.W. Pearce Memorial Park Assembly House in Jackson. For additional information, contact Craig Scruggs at...

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A Mississippi man has been formally charged with three counts of capital murder in connection with a triple homicide on New Year’s Day in State Line, Miss. Drexler Dwight Johnson, 37, of State Line, was charged with the three counts of capital murder and one count of possession of a weapon by a convicted felon, according to Greene County District Attorney Angel Myers McIlrath. Johnson has been in custody since he was arrested on Jan. 9 and held on charges related to the shooting deaths of Clarke Oil store clerk Rhonda Denson, customer Jason Thornton and Denson’s boyfriend, Lester Campbell,...

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