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15 October, 2025

Union Springs Telephone Company celebrates 70 years of service

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Union Springs Telephone Company marked a major milestone on Tuesday, October 14, celebrating its 70th anniversary with a day full of giveaways, door prizes, and free food for its loyal customers.

The event, held at the company’s warehouse, drew several community members who came to celebrate the local business’s long-standing service to the area. Booths were set up showcasing raffle prizes, including a new router designed for the company’s high-speed fiber internet services.

15 October, 2025

Conecuh Springs students enjoy day of culture and college exploration

By Felicia Farnsworth

Students from Conecuh Springs Christian School recently embarked on an enriching field trip to Montgomery, Alabama, combining the arts with higher education exploration.

15 October, 2025

Local law enforcement prepares for safe and festive Homecoming

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Union Springs Police Department has had a particularly active week as the community prepares for Bullock County High School’s Homecoming festivities.

15 October, 2025

Bullock County Humane Society Pet of the Week!

Silver is a young, affectionate boy with a heart full of love and a playful spirit. This charming pup is dog-friendly and would thrive in a home with another canine companion to run and play with.

Silver is neutered, up to date on all vaccinations, including a one-year rabies shot, and is on regular flea and heartworm prevention. His adorable face is sure to melt hearts, and he’s hoping that sharing his story on social media will help him find the perfect family.

15 October, 2025

Bullock County Education Retirees hold October meeting focused on health and school improvement

Submitted by Margaret Jones

15 October, 2025

BCHS reinstates Student Government Association after 20-year hiatus

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Student Government Association (SGA) at Bullock County High School has been reinstated this school year after a period of inactivity. The revival of the organization was a collaborative effort led by former principal Captain Whitlow, who emphasized the importance of student-led initiatives, and current SGA advisor Ms. Trimble. The renewed SGA aims to strengthen student leadership and foster stronger connections between administration, students, and the community.

15 October, 2025

Chunnenuggee Garden Club celebrates fellowship and fall creativity

Staff Reports

The Chunnenuggee Garden Club held its October meeting at the Josephine Event Center in downtown Union Springs. Barbara Cox graciously served as hostess, while Karen Hall provided an engaging and hands-on program. Vice President Dianne Culpepper conducted the meeting on behalf of President Cathy Ellis, with most members in attendance.

15 October, 2025

Josephine Event Center launches Living History series honoring Bob Wehle’s legacy

By Felicia Farnsworth

The historic 1880 Josephine Event Center in downtown Union Springs has introduced its first Living History presentation, an event designed to preserve and share the stories of people and places that shaped Bullock County’s rich heritage.

15 October, 2025

Hornets bounce back

By Darius Cates

After suffering their first loss of the season to Handley High School, the Hornets were looking to get back into the win column against the Talladega High School Tigers. Bullock County traveled to Talladega, hopeful to leave with their sixth win.

8 October, 2025

Men of God host Breast Cancer Awareness Walk in Midway

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Men of God (MOG) hosted their annual Breast Cancer Awareness Walk on Saturday, October 4, at the Old Merritt School in Midway, Alabama. Beginning at 9:00 a.m. and lasting until noon, the walk carried the theme “Marching for a Purpose.”

Participants paid a $5 registration fee, raising nearly $300. The funds will be divided and donated to local cancer patients to help them in their fight against the disease.

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