By Felicia Farnsworth
Bullock County High School students stepped into a magical evening on Saturday, April 18, as the school hosted its annual Junior-Senior Prom under the theme “Enchanted Forest.” The event transformed an ordinary night into a fairytale experience, filled with elegance, excitement, and unforgettable memories.
Submitted by Kala R. Dennis
The Alabama Democratic Conference (ADC) convened its 66th Annual Convention on April 17–18 at the Hyatt Regency Birmingham – The Wynfrey Hotel. The convening brought together elected officials, candidates, and community stakeholders from across the state to engage in strategic discourse, civic alignment, and electoral preparation in advance of the upcoming election cycle.
By Felicia Farnsworth
Members of the Chunnenuggee Garden Club recently traveled to the Prattville area to take part in the statewide “USA 250: Chronicles of America” celebration, commemorating the nation’s upcoming 250th anniversary.
By Felicia Farnsworth
The Union Springs City Council convened for its regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, April 20, 2026, at 6:00 p.m., beginning promptly with a prayer and the Pledge of Allegiance led by Lt. Gary Lewis. All council members were present, including Mayor Ronald Smith, Councilwoman Tiffany King, Councilman Stan Cooks, Councilwoman Erica Shepherd, Councilman Lynn Jinks III, Councilwoman SaQuania Cooper, and Assistant City Clerk Jasmine Streeter. City Attorney Ashley Mallory was absent due to a family emergency.
At the Bullock County Humane Society, one special pup is winning hearts and waiting for a place to call home. Koda, a beautiful and extremely friendly female pit bull–type dog, has quickly become a favorite among volunteers, who adore her gentle nature and loving personality.
By Darius L. Cates
After their recent 2-game losing streak (Charles Henderson 7-1; Dale County 1-0), the Hornets soccer team finished their regular season with a dominant performance. Bullock County traveled to Brundidge to face the Pike High School Bulldogs. They displayed superb defense, covering the field and trapping their opponent. On offense, they showed great ball movement with passing and blew past the Bulldogs’ defense with ease.
By Felicia Farnsworth
The Dancing Beats of Montgomery recently showcased their talent and determination at the Hush Battle 10th Annual and Farewell Dance Competition, bringing home multiple accolades and the coveted Grand Champion title.
Sen. Billy Beasley of Clayton (center) is shown with the Distinguished Alumnus Award presented to him from the Harrison College of Pharmacy at Auburn University during a ceremony held last week at The Graduate Hotel in Auburn. Shown with him are Leigh Ann Ross (left), Dean of the School of Pharmacy at Auburn University, and Darrell Craven (right), Chairman of Dean’s Leadership Council and President of Auburn Pharmacy Alumni Affiliate. Sen. Beasley is a 1962 graduate of the School of Pharmacy at Auburn University.
Press Release
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. – With just two weeks left, Alabama Wildlife Center is in a final sprint to secure the last 300 pre-registrations needed to launch Alabama’s first-ever wildlife rehabilitation specialty car tag. Nearly 700 people have already signed up, but if the campaign does not reach 1,000 commitments by May 1, the tag will not be produced. The loss would be significant: the tag is expected to generate more than $40,000 annually for AWC’s wildlife rescue, rehabilitation, and education programs.
By Jeffery L. Moore
Springtime is here, and gardens are on our minds. As food prices continue to rise, many consumers are exploring ways to grow their own food and reduce grocery costs, helping ease the strain on household budgets.
