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11 March, 2026

Bullock County residents attend the 61st Bloody Sunday Commemoration in Selma

By Felicia Farnsworth

Several residents from Bullock County traveled to Selma on March 8 to take part in the 61st commemoration of Bloody Sunday, an event that honors the historic struggle for voting rights in America.

11 March, 2026

Great Hope United In Christ donates books to local schools

By Felicia Farnsworth

Great Hope United In Christ in Midway, Alabama, under the leadership of Pastor Rev. Dr. Michael O. King, recently gave back to the community through a generous donation of books to local schools.

On March 9, the church donated a collection of new and gently used books to the Bullock County School System and Conecuh Springs Christian School. The donation was made to support literacy and encourage students to develop a love for reading.

11 March, 2026

Conecuh Springs Christian School hosts Family Dance to support senior trip

By Felicia Farnsworth

Elementary students at Conecuh Springs Christian School recently dressed in their finest attire for a special evening of fun and fellowship with their parents and grandparents during a family dance held at the school.

The event, sponsored in part by Johnny Adams Law Firm, LLC, brought families together for an evening filled with food, music, and dancing. The dance also served as a fundraiser to help support the school’s senior trip.

11 March, 2026

9A Hometown celebrity visits First Grade class

By Felicia Farnsworth

Ms. R. Anthony, first-grade teacher at Union Springs Elementary School, recently welcomed a very special guest to her classroom. On Friday, hometown talent Johnathan Tarver, a 2002 graduate of Bullock County High School, returned to his roots to spend time with students and serve as a guest reader.

11 March, 2026

Women on Mission hold March meeting and continues community outreach

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Women on Mission (WOM) held their March meeting on Monday, March 9, at the Josephine Event Center in downtown Union Springs.

11 March, 2026

Mattie Lee Coleman Rodgers leaves lasting mark on family and community

By Felicia Farnsworth

The life of Mrs. Mattie Lee Coleman Rodgers was one defined by service, compassion, and an unwavering commitment to her family and community. For decades, she touched the lives of countless people in Bullock County, Alabama, through her kindness, activism, and dedication to helping others.

4 March, 2026

Police investigating weekend gunfire on Thomas Street

By Felicia Farnsworth

Several Union Springs residents reported hearing gunshots over the weekend, and the Union Springs Police Department has confirmed that shots were fired Sunday evening on Thomas Street. According to authorities, no injuries were reported in the incident.

4 March, 2026

City Council approves equipment purchases, addresses liquor sales, and community projects

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Union Springs City Council met Monday, March 2, at 6:00 p.m., concluding business shortly before 7:00 p.m. Mayor Ron Smith called the meeting to order, and Rev. Gary Lewis delivered the invocation and led the Pledge of Allegiance.

4 March, 2026

“9A Showtime at the Apollo” showcases talent and delivers powerful message

By Felicia Farnsworth

On Saturday, February 28, community members gathered at the Doc McGowan Gymnasium at Bullock County High School for the “9A Showtime at the Apollo” event presented by Men Who Care. The program provided a platform for local talent while also delivering a strong message about unity, responsibility, and community involvement.

4 March, 2026

Sheriff’s Office steps up patrols amid gunfire concerns in Oak Grove

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Bullock County Sheriff’s Department is stepping up its presence in parts of the county in response to recent public safety concerns, particularly in the Oak Grove area of Midway.

Deputies have committed to maintaining a constant presence in the community as reports of frequent gunfire in Oak Grove have raised alarm. The department will continue regular patrols and closely monitor activity to deter crime and promote a safer environment for families and local businesses.

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