Donate your car, truck, boat, RV and more to support our veterans! Schedule a FAST, FREE vehicle pickup and receive a top tax deduction! Call Veteran Car Donations at 1-877-724- 3049 today! GOT AN UNWANTED CAR??? DONATE IT TO PATRIOTIC HEARTS. Fast free pick up. Patriotic Hearts’ programs help veterans find work or start their own business. Call 24/7: 1-833-426-0193

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APPLIANCE REPAIR: Prompt local service available for appliance repair. Washer/Dryer, Dishwasher, Refrigerator, Stove/Oven and all major appliances. Certified, Insured techs. Satisfaction guaranteed. Call to schedule your appointment now! 1-877-441-0132 WATER DAMAGE CLEANUP & RESTORATION: A small amount of water can lead to major damage in your home. Our trusted professionals dry out the wet area and do repairs to protect your family and your home’s value! If you have water in your home that needs to be dried, Call 24/7: 1-833-879-1371 Have zip code of service location ready when you call! SELLING a RV, Tractor or Golf Cart? ADVERTISE STATEWIDE...

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23 acres in Coffeeville off Highway 69 N. ,500. 612-708-4002 Waterfront Lot of land off of Dauphin Island pkwy. 00. 251-767-8658

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1. Is the book of Deborah (KJV) in the Old or New Testament or neither? 2. Which of these wasn't on the Mount of Transfiguration with Jesus? Peter, James, John, Andrew 3. From Matthew 13, how many of Jesus' "brothers" wrote books of the Bible? 0, 1,2, 3 4. Which of these had 300 concubines? Pharaoh, King Solomon, Saul, Adam 5. What is the biblical interpretation of a concubine? Oven, Secondary wife, Chariot, Gold bracelet 6. In which city did King Ahasuerus mainly live? Corinth, Gath, Berea, Shushan ANSWERS: 1) Neither, 2) Andrew, 3) Two (James and Jude), 4) King...

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Ongoing Classes/Events Celebrate Recovery hosted every Tuesday. Thomasville United Methodist Church and Grove Hill UMC are launching Celebrate Recovery, a 12-step program based on principles from the Beatitudes The program began Sept. 2, at Thomasville UMC, 110 Old Highway 5 N. Meetings will be held every Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. The program is open to all of Clarke County. Thomasville UMC offering fitness classes. Thomasville UMC is offering Fitness Made Simple on Thursdays, weekly. The program combines “sit and be fit” with chair yoga, and is open to people of all abilities. Cost is per person per month for...

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APRIL 17–18, 2026 The Thomasville High School Class of 1976 is planning its 50th anniversary reunion. An evening meet and greet will be held FRI., APRIL 17, followed by a reunion dinner on Sat., April 18. Class members are invited to reconnect and attend the reunion weekend. For more information, contact Mary Frances Slade at 334-830- 0195 or mary_ [email protected] ONGOING & RECURRING EVENTS Grief recovery support Jackson First Baptist Church is offering a grief recovery support group every Tuesday from 5:30 – 7:30 p.m. at Fellowship Hall at First Baptist Jackson. Are you walking through a season of grieving?...

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The following deeds and licenses were recorded by the Clarke County Probate Office: Marriage License Jan. 19 - 23Patrick Tremayne McCaskill toSandra Fay PughDeeds Jan. 19 - 23Charles Allen, Lillie M. Allen toBertha M. Lawrence (Warranty)Terry Wayne Reid, James MonroeReid to Boyd Kayne Phillips, MistyLynn Phillips (Survivorship)Chisa Cowan Evans, Yancey Cowan, Mya Cowan Horton to ChisaCowan Evans, Yancey Cowan, Durand Omar Evans II (Statutory)Jonathan W. Portis, Potyid LivingTrust to ELFP LLC (Warranty)Oscar D. Thompson to RhondaAnn Thompson (Warranty)Veronica White, Mary Lee Whitherspoon to Rodney S. Coats, Randall A. Lewis (Corrective)The Private Trust Company N A,Richard Griffith Living Trust toMeadows Electric...

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Officers with the Jackson Police Department reported the following activity for Jan. 19-25 arrests: Alexis Law, 30, alias warrant Jimmy Furr, 51, theft of property Robert Robinson, 45, alias warrant Calls for service Abandoned vehicle: 1Alarms: 4Ambulance needed: 3Animal call: 2Assist citizen: 4Breathing problems: 1Close patrol: 5Criminal littering: 1Criminal trespassing: 2Discharge of a firearm: 2Disorderly person: 1EMS transfer: 1Escort: 1Lost/found property: 1Harassment: 2Juvenile problem: 1Kidnapping: 1LifeFlight: 1Lines down: 2Lock/unlock vehicles: 2No child restraint: 1 Loud noise complaint: 1PCA weekly page: 1Premises check: 1Property damage: 1Reckless driving: 1Seizures: 1Serving papers: 9Shoplifting/theft: 2Special assignment: 1Storm damage: 1Theft of property: 2Traffic detail: 1Traffic...

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As of 5 p.m. last Friday, qualifying ended for Alabama's May 19 Republican and Democratic Party primary election, meaning that, except for possible disqualifications, the fields are set. Apart from the gubernatorial election at the top of the GOP ballot, there is heightened uncertainty about who will represent their respective ballots in the November 3 statewide general election. While it may seem early in the campaign cycle, polling shows that in political races nearing the 100-day milestone, there are still many undecided voters up for grabs. Even with the holidays in the rear-view mirror, likely Alabama primary voters have yet to...

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JACKSON, Ala. — The Jackson City Council on Jan. 13 unanimously approved a proclamation designating January as Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Mayor Audra Raybon presented the proclamation, emphasizing the city’s commitment to awareness, education and coordinated action against human trafficking. It highlighted the role that individuals, families and organizations can play in prevention and survivor support. Jackson is seeking to be officially recognized as a trafficking-free zone. Raybon explained that the initiative was inspired by a Monroeville resident, who opened a home for survivors and encouraged every city council in Alabama to pass a similar proclamation. “We know that human...

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