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29 April, 2026

Union Springs Police Department shares activity report

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Union Springs Police Department continues its efforts to maintain safety and order throughout Union Springs, according to a recent departmental activity report.

Among the updates, Sgt. Cummings reported two incidents, along with issuing one citation. Cpl. Lewis handled an incident involving the animal shelter, while Lt. Lewis assisted the Troy Police Department with an arrest.

Officers Penn and Harris reported no incidents during the reporting period.

29 April, 2026

Union Springs shooting suspect surrenders after multi-agency negotiations

By Felicia Farnsworth

Authorities in Union Springs had been investigating a shooting that occurred Sunday, April 26, around 3:30 p.m. in the 200 block of Tye Avenue.

According to Police Chief Johnny Potts, the incident began as a verbal dispute that escalated into violence, leaving 65-year-old Ronnie Tarver with a gunshot wound to the foot. Tarver was transported for medical treatment, though his condition was not publicly updated.

29 April, 2026

A day of service brings new life to Bullock County animal shelter

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Bullock County Humane Society held its annual Shelter Clean-Up Day earlier this month, bringing together a small but dedicated group of volunteers to improve conditions for the animals in its care.

29 April, 2026

Inclusion starts here: Union Springs Elementary School

By Felicia Farnsworth

Each April, communities across the United States and around the world recognize Autism Acceptance Month, a time dedicated to promoting understanding, inclusion, and respect for individuals with autism spectrum disorder (ASD). The observance emphasizes moving beyond awareness alone and focusing on acceptance, encouraging communities to value, include, and support autistic individuals in every aspect of life.

29 April, 2026

Bullock County native honored by U.S.O. at L.A. Lakers “Salute to Our Troops” event

By Felicia Farnsworth

A native of Bullock County was recently recognized on a national stage, as U.S. Army Sgt. De’Anthony Hampton received a special honor through the United Service Organizations during the Salute to Our Troops hosted by the Los Angeles Lakers.

29 April, 2026

Bullock County receives $16,500 in Black Belt Community Foundation Grants

By Felicia Farnsworth

The spirit of community investment was on full display Saturday, April 18, 2026, as the Black Belt Community Foundation (BBCF) hosted its annual Arts and Community Grants Ceremony at the Carl C. Morgan Selma Convention Center in Selma, AL. Among the counties recognized, Bullock County celebrated a strong showing, receiving a total of $16,500 in grant funding to support local organizations and initiatives.

29 April, 2026

Bullock County Humane Society Pet of the Week

At the Bullock County Humane Society, one dog’s story is a powerful reminder that some animals wait far too long to find a place to call home. Honey Gray has now spent 940 days at the kennel, nearly three years, waiting for someone to give her the chance she deserves.

29 April, 2026

Union Springs Public Library hosts Community Book Sale in basement

By Felicia Farnsworth

Book lovers in Union Springs have a great opportunity to expand their personal collections while supporting a valuable community resource. The Union Springs Public Library is currently hosting a large book sale, offering residents a chance to purchase a wide selection of titles at an affordable price.

29 April, 2026

Model Garden Club gathers for April meeting in downtown Union Springs

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Model Garden Club held its April 21 meeting at the Josephine Event Center in downtown Union Springs, with Suzan Farrior serving as host for the evening. Members came together for a productive and meaningful gathering that blended education, fellowship, and remembrance.

22 April, 2026

“Enchanted Forest” comes to life at Bullock County High School Prom

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.

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