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13 August, 2025

Masonic Lodge #119

On August 5, 2025, Rex Arrington, Bubba Blue and Randy Dykes traveled to the Masonic Lodge #119 in Notasulga, AL. Rex and Bubba  were honorably awarded their 50 year pin for their dedication and service to the fraternity. Photo submitted by Marcie Dykes.

13 August, 2025

Tropical Luau brings joy to Midway Nutrition Site’s July birthday celebration

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Midway Nutrition Site marked its July birthdays with a lively celebration on July 25. The event was made even more memorable by a visit from We Do Care, LLC, whose team shared essential tips on staying safe in extreme heat and preventing heat strokes. Their presentation was both timely and well-received by attendees.

13 August, 2025

Bullock County Health Department hosts open house for ADPH’s 150th anniversary

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) marked its 150th anniversary with a community open house at the Bullock County Health Department on Friday, August 8. The event ran from 9 a.m. to noon, offering residents a chance to explore the services and programs available through the department.

13 August, 2025

Union Springs Police Report: Robbery investigation underway

Staff Reports

The Union Springs Police Department experienced a fairly uneventful week, noting seven citations issued, two accident reports handled, and one internal operations complaint filed. In addition, officers arrested Jakobe Smith on charges of marijuana possession.

However, a robbery occurred at the Liberty convenience store and remains under active investigation.

6 August, 2025

Rain couldn’t dampen the spirit at Camo Kids Annual Youth Summit

By Felicia Farnsworth

Despite rainy conditions, Camo Kids hosted its Annual Back-to-School Youth Summit at Harris Park in Midway on Tuesday, July 29. The event offered youth both education and empowerment, covering topics such as healthy relationships, financial literacy, anti-bullying, love wins, and archery. To receive school supplies, participants had to complete each of the topic sessions, reinforcing that knowledge comes before reward.

6 August, 2025

Union Springs Police Investigate early morning robbery at May’s Liberty

By Felicia Farnsworth

In the early hours of Monday, August 4, the Union Springs Police Department responded to a robbery at May’s Liberty gas station.

According to reports, the suspects, described only as unknown males, fled the scene with an undisclosed amount of cash before officers arrived. Fortunately, no injuries were reported during the incident.

Officers secured the area and ensured the safety of store personnel and any nearby witnesses.

6 August, 2025

What’s happening behind the badge? This week’s police rundown

Staff Reports

In a recent update from the desk of Police Chief Potts, officers with the Union Springs Police Department remained active in addressing community concerns and maintaining public safety throughout the week.

6 August, 2025

Caps off to care: Southern Springs graduates 2025 Nursing Assistant class

By Felicia Farnsworth

Southern Springs Healthcare and Rehabilitation recently honored five outstanding graduates of its Nursing Assistant Training Program during a heartfelt ceremony recognizing their achievements and commitment to compassionate care.

6 August, 2025

South Highlands Middle School adopts stricter cell phone, earbud, and hoodie policies in line with Alabama’s FOCUS Act

Press Release

Union Springs – South Highlands Middle School (SHMS) is aligning with Governor Kay Ivey’s statewide FOCUS Act, implementing a new cell phone and dress policy designed to enhance student learning, safety, and equity in the classroom.

6 August, 2025

Bullock County Humane Society pet of the week!

Queen (2), a gentle and affectionate young dog currently under the care of the Bullock County Humane Society, is in urgent need of a foster or adoptive home. At just about three years old, Queen (2) is still learning that the world doesn’t have to be a scary place and that humans can be a source of kindness, love, and safety.

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