The following arrests were made by Washington County Sheriff’s deputies from Nov. 21-30. Jezreel Mooney, DUI – under 21, .02-.08 Christian Hickenbottom, possession of controlled substance, possession of marijuana second degree Braxten Lee Byrd, possession of marijuana second degree Alex Orso, possession of marijuana second degree James Larry Mayo, failure to appear Joshua Weaver, failure to appear Daphne Danielle Kirksey, failure to file/pay Robert Lee Johnson, harassment or harassing communications Jefferson Morrow, contempt of court, disorderly conduct Shanitha LaSha Norwood, resisting arrest, criminal mischief third degree, disorderly conduct, public intoxication, criminal trespass third degree Deaundra Reed, failure to appear

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Arrests booked in Clarke County from Nov. 20-30 include the following: Clarke County Jail Douglas Rayford Norris, 72, marijuana second degree, public intoxication Eddie Jerome James, 42, probation violation – new charge – felony Sabashin Urnez Nicholson, 38, attempt to elude, possession of drug paraphernalia, possession of marijuana second degree, tampering with evidence, reckless endangerment Millicent C. White, 49, probation violation – new charge – felony Angel Westbrook, 22, domestic violence third degree Christopher Shane James, 22, domestic violence third degree Douglas Lee Craft, 56, criminal trespass first degree Desmen Keyshawn Whigham, 22, criminal mischief second degree Jessica Maria Powell,...

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Heeding advice of my Fitbit, I strictly counted calories on Thanksgiving Day. I reached 12,000. I also threw away my Fitbit. I knew I was in trouble when stepping on our audible bathroom scale which said, “Please, one at a time.” But Thanksgiving Day is behind us; the aftermath now in progress; and leftovers are streetside. We can learn a lot from Thanksgiving and apply it to Christmas. But one must do so with haste. You have about three weeks to deck the halls before they deck you. Here is what I learned from the Thanksgiving holiday now melding into Christmas....

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Hands-on project blends workforce training with service State officials traveled to Clarke County on Nov. 18 to see the work being done to build tiny homes by JAG (Jobs for Alabama’s Graduates) students at Jackson and Clarke County high schools. JAG students from both schools led tours of their in-progress tiny homes, showcasing months of hands-on work to Assistant State Superintendent Dodd Hawthorne, statewide JAG Director Craig Collins, JAG State Administrator and Clarke County Schools Superintendent Ashlie Flowers. The tiny home project is part of a growing partnership between JAG programs and community organizations to blend skill building with community service....

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New coach vows toughness, speed and a title mindset AUBURN — New Auburn coach Alex Golesh promised Tigers fans on Monday a renaissance for their tattered football program and vowed to waste no time doing it. “What you’re going to get from me, from our staff and, as we get rolling, our players is the hardest working, toughest, grittiest program in the entire country,” Golesh said during his introductory press conference. We’re going to find wins in every single margin we can find. We’re going to build a process-driven program where we wake up and we worry about winning every...

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Several weeks ago, one of my employees, Jennifer Schwartz, and I were talking about ways to lighten up the newspaper a bit. She mentioned how, when she was younger, some teen magazines used to run reader “embarrassing moments” in the back, little blurbs that made you laugh and cringe all at once. She said, “We should do something like that. People love reading those!” I thought, Oh, I’ve got plenty. The jumpsuit robbery One memory that came to mind happened years ago when my husband and I took our daughter, who was about six at the time, to Office Depot...

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55 AND OLDER – Country Club Cottages now leasing 1 or 2 bedrooms. (334) 636-8287. Washer/dryer hook ups, porches. Off Highway 43, turn left onto Foster, then left onto Cogle Dr. in Thomasville. TDD (hearing impaired) 1-800-548-2546. EHO SA WILLOW TRACE Apartments – Accepting applications for 2 and 3 bedroom units, Jackson, Ala. Water and garbage included. For more information, call (251) 247-0450; TDD 1-800-548-2546. EHO Properties. COTTONWOOD ESTATES NOW RENTING – 2 & 3 Bedroom apartments, w/d connections, stove, refrigerator, dishwasher, water, garbage and sewer included. Equal Housing Opportunity. Jackson. 251-246-9834.

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HOUSES 3 BR, 2 BA home for rent. Inside Thomasville city limits. Call Jason at 334-636-9626

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