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Sylacauga man arrested for public intoxication, possession

Daniel Newsome   By Christa Jennings Senior Staff Writer   A Sylacauga man was arrested last month on two charges, including public intoxication. Sheriff Michael Howell reported this week that on January 10 the Sheriff’s Office dispatch had received numerous calls regarding a white male who repeatedly staggered out into the roadway in the Stewartville…

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Mrs. Lee’s eleventh grade honors English class participates in breakout game

Mrs. Lee’s eleventh grade honors English class participated in a breakout game as a review of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s “The Great Gatsby.” Hints were hidden around the room to assist with different tasks that covered textual comprehension, literary devices and using textual evidence. Pictured are the winning team members, Christopher Leonard, Markee Goff, Abbeie Smith, Kaylee Veith, and Kali and Savannah Snell.

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Where do our tax dollars go?

  Happy tax new year! Here we are at the beginning of February, and we should have received our W-2s from our employers, 1099s from other income, and are now ready to find out how much we owe our federal and state governments for the privilege of living in the good old U.S.A. I understand…

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ADCNR’s message: Outdoors is for everyone

Students from Alabama A&M and Tuskegee University were give instruction on the use of a crossbow at Oak Mountain. Photo submitted Student Faith Graves took this spike at Oak Mountain with the help of WFF’s Courtney McDaniel. Photo submitted   By David Rainer Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources   The Alabama Department of…

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Tallassee man dies in Elmore County crash

Special to the News   A two-vehicle crash that occurred at approximately 10:03 p.m. Friday, January 27, has claimed the life of a Tallassee man. Reymundo Teyes Brindis, 32, was fatally injured when the 1997 Toyota Tacoma he was driving struck a 2022 Chrysler 300, driven by Caleb Ian Nathannael Langford, 41, of Montgomery. As a result…

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Central JAG student brings home first place win at our first district competition

Students in Central’s newly created Jobs for Alabama Graduates (JAG) program attended the JAG District Career Development Conference at Marriott Hotel and Conference Center at Capitol Hill in Prattville this week. Students who volunteered to compete in one of three events were Grace Calee, Kamori Hoytt, Skylar Newman, Kali Snell, Makenna Sanders, and Kieasia Tuck. Central senior, Makenna Sanders, won first place in the Financial…

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Love sees no color

  Our dog, Kobe, turned 3 years old January 29.   Union Square’s Neighborhood Watch meeting is Monday, February 6, at 6 p.m. February is the month of love and Black History Month. Blacks were taught love and not hate 12 months of the year. However, February is the month we honor that, respect that…

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Thank You

  The family of the late Mrs. Ouida Maxwell acknowledge with great appreciation all acts of kindness and sympathy during our time of sickness and bereavement.  We love you and appreciate you for standing by our side during this time. A special thanks to Dr. Edward Hill and his staff at Russell Medical Center and…

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Classifieds & Legals

CLASSIFIEDS:   AUCTION   REAL ESTATE AUCTION – February 4th, 11:00am 377 plus or minus acres to be offered in eight parcels or as an entirety. Fayette County Alabama for brochure and more information call Redmont Auction & Land Inc. Eddie Propst AL License 1161. 205-822-4229 or 888-285-8408   SERVICES   SELLING a RV, Tractor…

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