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8 April, 2026

Arrest made in multi-county Auto Theft Ring; Authorities secure Opioid Prevention Funding

By Felicia Farnsworth

A joint investigation by the Bullock County Sheriff’s Department and the Pike County Sheriff’s Office has led to the arrest of one suspect connected to a series of vehicle thefts reported across both counties.

8 April, 2026

Statewide media spotlight shines on Union Springs following release of Judge Stone

Press Release

Union Springs continues to gain statewide attention as both WSFA and WAKA News recently visited the city to cover stories highlighting the community’s connection to the newly released novel Judge Stone, co-authored by James Patterson and Viola Davis.

The book, set in Union Springs and centered around the Bullock County Courthouse, has sparked widespread interest in the city, drawing media attention to its legal community, history, and civic leadership.

8 April, 2026

Bullock County Humane Society Pet of the Week

Dutchess has been waiting patiently for a loving home, and the Bullock County Humane Society is asking the community to help her find the family she deserves.

Dutchess arrived at the shelter on July 1, 2023, just before the Fourth of July holiday. Now about four years old and weighing around 55 pounds, this solid white “baby hippo” is known by staff and volunteers as a true love bug.

8 April, 2026

Young student shares lessons from 13 Ways to Kill Your Community

By Felicia Farnsworth

Recently, Union Springs Mayor Ronald Smith was asked by Economic Developer David Padgett to read the book 13 Ways to Kill Your Community by Doug Griffiths.

In 13 Ways to Kill Your Community, author Doug Griffiths outlines attitudes and actions that can cause communities to fail, while encouraging citizens to do the opposite: support local efforts, embrace new ideas, and take pride in strengthening their hometown.

8 April, 2026

Bullock County students promote Tobacco-Free Awareness

By Felicia Farnsworth

A group of Bullock County High School students took a stand for a healthier community on Wednesday, April 1, by promoting awareness of a tobacco-free environment.

8 April, 2026

Bullock County Art Guild holds April meeting at Josephine Art/Event Center

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Bullock County Art Guild held its April meeting on Thursday, April 2, at the Josephine Art/Event Center on North Prairie Street in Union Springs. The group welcomed one visitor, Lynn Brantley, who stayed to participate in the art class following the meeting.

8 April, 2026

Growing knowledge in Bullock County

Tuskegee Extension programs highlight gardening, youth development, and new Grow Room

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Tuskegee University Cooperative Extension Program has been actively engaging Bullock County residents through a series of recent educational programs focused on gardening, agriculture, and youth development.

1 April, 2026

St. Paul United Methodist Church continues restoration of historic building

By Felicia Farnsworth

The congregation of St. Paul United Methodist Church continues its efforts to preserve and maintain the church’s historic structure. Originally established in 1869 and rebuilt in 1903, the church remains an important part of the community’s history.

1 April, 2026

Union Springs Police Department weekly report

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Union Springs Police Department continues its efforts to maintain safety and order throughout the city. Officials recently released their weekly activity report, highlighting the work of several officers.

Police Chief Potts reported one incident/offense (I/O) report during the week.

Sergeant Cummings and Lieutenant Lewis reported no incidents for the reporting period.

1 April, 2026

“Judge Stone” brings a familiar Alabama town to life

By Felicia Farnsworth

As someone who lives in Bullock County, reading Judge Stone by James Patterson and Viola Davis felt a little different than reading most novels. From the very beginning, I found myself recognizing the rhythms of small-town life and the way the authors captured the spirit of a place like Union Springs.

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