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Jackson-- Jackson’s H.W. Pearce Memorial Park is gearing up for the summer season with the opening of its new in-ground pool. Measuring 438 feet by 108 feet, the pool is now the largest of its kind in the region, according to city officials, providing a versatile space for swimmers of all ages and skill levels. This summer, the park will feature swimming lessons and a youth swimming team, providing children an opportunity to improve their aquatic skills in a structured environment. Registration for these programs will open on May 29. The pool is equipped with multiple recreational amenities, including three...
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Stephanie Fuller with the 4th Graders in Grove Hill Elementary School, with mayor of Grove Hill Ross Wood and Economic Developer Rosalyn Sales
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One thing that’s funny about snow in the South is how we will desperately try to find something to use to slide down an icy hill. Besides the folks who buy six gallons of milk and 10 loaves of bread when they see a snowflake, lots of Southerners will begin to search for anything that might give them a chance to take an icy, fast, downhill ride. Most of the time their creations fail — but it’s usually because there’s not enough snow on the ground. Hey, even an Olympic bobsled won’t work in an eighth inch of snow. However,...
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MONTGOMERY — There were audible gasps and moans of disbelief in the Protective Stadium press box as Jackson quarterback Landon Duckworth skillfully demonstrated his polished and formidable arm to a statewide audience for the first time during December’s historic Class 4A state championship game. Except for all the incredulous mutterings, it was not unlike a group of resident doctors watching a surgeon meticulously perform a heart transplant as easily as if he was replacing the battery in a flashlight. One got the feeling — seriously — that Duckworth could have thrown a football out to nearby Interstates 20 and 59 and...
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Starting an exercise routine can be both exciting and overwhelming, especially if you’re new to fitness. Whether you’re aiming to get healthier, build muscle or lose weight, proper nutrition and support are necessary to thrive. One important aspect of starting a fitness regimen is understanding the role of multivitamins, supplements and a balanced diet in supporting your goals. Here’s a guide to help you navigate these areas: Foundation for health Multivitamins are a great place to start when it comes to supplements, particularly for beginners. They’re designed to fill any nutritional gaps you may have in your diet, ensuring that...
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Officers with the Jackson Police Department reported the following activity for January 20-27, arrests: James Todd, 45, public intoxication Calls for service Alarm, 3Ambulance needed, 4Animal calls, 1Alarm, 3Ambulance needed, 4Animal calls, 1Assault, 1Assist citizen, 3Brush fire, 2Close patrol, 1Criminal mischief, 2Criminal trespassing, 1Disorderly person, 1Domestic, 4Escort, 3Credit/bank fraud, 2Harassment, 1Illegal parking, 1Interference with custody, 1Lift assist, 1Mental person, 1Premises check, 1Property damage, 1Property dispute, 1Reckless driving, 2Repo, 1 Special assignment, 1Stolen vehicle, 1Structure fire, 1Suspicious, 3Theft of property, 2Traffic detail, 2Traffic hazard, 2Traffic stop, 9Trees, 1Unconscious person, 1Walk through, 1Wreck no injuries, 2 The following activity has been reported...
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During his first run for president, Donald Trump promised to build a wall to keep immigrants from crossing our southern border illegally. This time around President Trump vowed a massive deportation operation of millions of immigrants who had entered illegally. Last week Jessica Vaughan of Fox News wrote, “President Trump promised Americans that he would launch the largest deportation operation in American history, and that operation has begun. Last week, officers of Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) took to the streets over two busy days, arresting more than 1,000 aliens, mostly criminals, who are now on the path to removal.”...
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A two-way left-turn lane will be installed on U.S. Highway 43 near Old Drive In Road in Clarke County as part of million in statewide projects funded through the Alabama Transportation Rehabilitation and Improvement Program-II, the Alabama Department of Transportation announced. The project will cost [post_excerpt],994,608.28, according to the ALDOT. The two-way turn lane on U.S. 43 aims to improve traffic efficiency and reduce traffic accidents along a key area between Jackson and Grove Hill. Clarke County Commissioner Tyrone Moye emphasized the importance of the project, citing safety concerns in the area. “This is very much needed and I’m...
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As flu season peaks, misconceptions about the flu vaccine continue to circulate and might prevent many from getting the protection they need. Alabama public health experts emphasize the importance of separating fact from fiction to reduce flu-related hospitalizations and complications. Here are some common flu vaccine myths and the facts that debunk them: Flu shot misconceptions One persistent myth is that the flu shot can give someone COVID-19, which is impossible, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. The flu vaccine protects only against influenza. Likewise, the flu shot does not provide immunity against COVID-19. While both viruses...
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Finding a workout routine that sticks often comes down to the community that keeps people motivated. Across Clarke County, several fitness groups have created strong, welcoming communities where members push each other to reach their goals. Whether it’s high-intensity training, yoga, personal fitness or even a new favorite sport, these workout groups provide a sense of camaraderie while keeping locals active: RPM Class, Jackson The RPM class at HealthActions in Jackson offers an intense, CrossFit-style workout. Available Monday through Friday at 5:30 a.m., 8 a.m. and 5:30 p.m., the class combines functional movements with strength and endurance training. Participants push...
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