Legal Notice of Active and Inactive Voter Lists for the City of Uniontown 2025 Municipal Elections — Tuesday, August 26 2025
(A=ACTIVE, I=In ACTIVE) EVERNEAL ABBEY I District 1TIMOTHY ABBEY A District 1MICHAEL FLOYD AB-BOTT A District 1GREGORY EDSELABERNATHY I District 3GRETA D ABERNATHY I District 3ALNECIA C ABRAHAM I District 3JOHN L ABRAHAM I District 3KINSEY J ABRAHAM A District 3VIOLA ANDERSONABRAHAM A District 3KAN’TRELL TY’QUONACOFF A District 2LINDA ACOFF A District 5ZA’QUON MI’KEALACOFF A... Read More
Legal Notice of Active and Inactive Voter Lists for the City of Marion 2025 Municipal Elections — Tuesday, August 26 2025
LAST NAME, FIRSTNAME, MIDDLE NAME,SUFFIX, DISTRICT, STATUS (A=ACTIVE, I=INACTIVE) ADSIDE LORINE NMN District 1 AAGEE SABRAH H District 1 AAGNEW BOSE EUGENE District 1 AANDERSON JOHN WALTER III District 1 AANDERSON LISA TUCKER District 1 AANDERSON TROPHIA LYNN District 1 AARRINGTON ADRIEN LASHONDA District 1 IARRINGTON BARBARA J District 1 AARRINGTON JEREMICIA YOLANDRIA District 1... Read More
Legal Notices Week of July 31, 2025
Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF HALE COUNTY, ALABAMANATIONSTAR MORTGAGE LLC,Plaintiff,vs.ANDRE C. WARD; JESSICA JARVIS,ANDFICTITIOUS DEFENDANTS 1 through 10, being those persons or entities who or which may have a claim to the proceeds at issue,Defendant(s).CASE NO. CV-2024-900098 NOTICE OF PUBLICATIONTO: Andre C. Ward, whose whereabouts are unknown: You are hereby notified that the... Read More
McGlohn, of Rural Studio, receives Women in Architecture award
Emily McGlohn of Auburn University’s Rural Studio has been chosen by Architectural Record as one of five recipients of the 2025 Women in Architecture Awards. McGlohn is an associate professor and extension specialist in the School of Architecture, Planning, and Landscape Architecture. A registered architect in Alabama and Virginia, she teaches 3rdyear design studio at... Read More
ADPH offers tips to stay safe as mercury rises, heat advisories loom
With heat indices in the triple digits such as those currently being experienced, the Alabama Department of Public Health advises the public to be alert to the warning signs of heat illnesses. Heatrelated illnesses occur when the body is exposed to high temperatures. The incidence of these illnesses rises expectedly during warm weather periods, and... Read More
Two Dallas County men arrested, charged with July 9 FoodValu break-in
Two men have been charged with breaking into FoodValu, Marion’s only grocery store, during a July 9 burglary that caused thousands of dollars in damage and theft. Quashawn Marquell Parrish, 23, of Marion Junction, and Brandon Jamal Bennett, 22, of Selma, were each arrested on July 22 and charged with third-degree burglary, first-degree criminal mischief,... Read More
Judge orders bond forfeiture hearing after murder suspect leaves state, skips trial
Gerald Lee Hogue, a Missouri man facing a long list of felony charges in Perry County, has again failed to appear for his scheduled jury trial. In response, Circuit Judge Donald McMillan has ordered a bond forfeiture hearing for August 14. Hogue was scheduled to stand trial on July 22 for charges including conspiracy to... Read More
Hale County man airlifted after knife attack in Wal-Mart
A Hale County man is recovering after being seriously injured during a violent incident at the Demopolis Walmart on July 15 that led to the arrest of 32-year-old Kierra Shanee Carter of Demopolis. According to court records, Carter is facing multiple felony charges, including second-degree assault, first-degree assault, and terrorism, after allegedly attacking several customers... Read More
Annual Congressional job fair for District 7 will be July 31 in Tuscaloosa
U.S. Rep. Terri Sewell (AL-07) will hold her 14th Annual Job Fair on Thursday, July 31, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the McDonald Hughes Community Center in Tuscaloosa. The event is free and open to the public, offering job seekers from across the district an opportunity to connect directly with employers. Sewell described... Read More
Perry County Schools holds community briefings in Marion, Uniontown July 26
Perry County Schools will hold two community briefings on Saturday, July 26, to update parents and residents on the progress of the school district. The events will take place at the Robert C. Hatch High School gymnasium at 12 p.m. and at the Francis Marion School gymnasium at 3 p.m. A live stream will be... Read More