News Release
Montgomery – Alabama’s Black Belt has earned a reputation as one of America’s premier deer hunting destinations, and the Alabama Black Belt Adventures Association (ALBBAA) wants to showcase your best buck again this year.
ALBBAA is sponsoring its Big Buck Photo Contest for the 14th consecutive year, and the winner will be determined by online voting.
By Felicia Farnsworth
The Red Door Theatre in Union Springs is closing out its 2025 season with Ring of Fire, an energetic musical celebrating the life and enduring legacy of Johnny Cash. Created by Richard Maltby, Jr. and directed by Kim Mason, the production will run December 4–7 at the historic venue located at 101 N. Prairie Street.
By Felicia Farnsworth
The Union Springs Police Department reported a peaceful Thanksgiving holiday while maintaining safety throughout the city.
Sgt. Cummings responded to two incident reports and issued four tickets along with three warnings. Officer Adamson filed one I/O report and one private property report. Both Cpl. Lewis and Lt. Lewis reported no activity for the week.
Submitted By Mona Pritchett
Conecuh Springs Christian School is pleased to announce that its students and community members assembled forty shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child.
Thanks to the generosity of those who gave, these forty gifts will be delivered to children around the world. Each shoebox gift provides joy and an opportunity to share the message of Christ and the gift of eternal life with the recipients.
Meet Millie, a charming mixed-breed girl of about six years old who is as sweet as apple pie. She’s affectionate, playful, and carries herself with a relaxed, friendly demeanor around other dogs. Petite and full of personality, Millie is more than ready to be pampered and loved. What she wants most is a family to call her own.
By Felicia Farnsworth
Submitted by Amira Zahra
Union Springs, Alabama – In a community where violence has too often overshadowed daily life, a group of local men is working to change the narrative. Motivated by personal experiences and a desire to protect the next generation, these leaders are joining forces to provide guidance and hope for young men who may be headed down the wrong path.
Submitted by Carla Elston, County Extension Director, Bullock County
