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10 June, 2026

Union Springs Police continue efforts to keep city safe

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Union Springs Police Department continued its efforts to maintain public safety throughout the city during the past week, with officers responding to accidents, serving warrants, and conducting traffic enforcement.

According to the department's weekly activity report, Sgt. Cummings had no incidents to report during the week.

Cpl. Gary Lewis served one warrant and handled one incident/offense (I/O) report.

10 June, 2026

Summer Enrichment Camp at USES

Kids are having an AMAZING time at Union Springs Elem. School’s Summer Enrichment Camp! From engaging lessons and hands-on activities to making new friends and creating wonderful memories, our campers are learning, growing, and having so much fun each day. USES photo.

10 June, 2026

Bullock County Humane Society Pet of the Week

This week’s Pet of the Week is Bussie, a sweet and resilient pit mix who is hoping to find a loving family to call her own. Bussie arrived at the Bullock County Humane Society on Dec. 17, 2025, with a case of mange. Thanks to proper care and treatment, she has made a remarkable recovery and is now mange-free. Her beautiful tan and black coat has grown back, and shelter staff says she is healthier and happier than ever.

10 June, 2026

Bullock County DHR Job Fair connects residents with employment opportunities

By Felicia Farnsworth

Job seekers from across the area had the opportunity to connect with employers and educational institutions during the Bullock County Department of Human Resources' Job Fair held on Wednesday, June 3, at the Bullock County Career Technical Center.

10 June, 2026

Registration open for Alabama Extension Master Gardener Fall course

By Emma Greene

AUBURN UNIVERSITY — Gardeners can grow their education and community through the Alabama Extension Master Gardener Volunteer Program. Registration for the program’s fall training course is now open until June 30.

Who are Extension Master Gardener volunteers?

3 June, 2026

Community leaders welcome new law office to Union Springs

By Felicia Farnsworth

Community leaders, attorneys, and residents gathered recently to celebrate the grand opening of The Law Shop Alabama with a ribbon-cutting ceremony in Union Springs.

The event marked the opening of a new law office founded by attorney Rachel Payton. Payton brings experience in business law, project management, and community development and has established her practice in Bullock County with a focus on serving entrepreneurs and small businesses.

3 June, 2026

Three arrests highlight busy week for Union Springs Police

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Union Springs Police Department continued its efforts to maintain public safety throughout the city during the past week, responding to a variety of incidents and making several arrests.

According to the department's weekly activity report, Sgt. Cummings handled one incident/offense (I/O) report, while Officer Penn reported no incidents during the reporting period.

3 June, 2026

Work Zone tragedy claims life of veteran ALDOT employee

By Felicia Farnsworth

A tragic accident in a Bullock County work zone claimed the life of a longtime Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) employee on Thursday, May 28. According to ALDOT officials, Amad R. Jackson, 48, was performing routine maintenance duties along Alabama State Route 51 when he was struck by a dump truck. Jackson sustained critical injuries and later succumbed to those injuries.

3 June, 2026

Mayor Ronald “Llep” Smith launches “NO MO” Campaign to fight crime and strengthen community safety

Press Release

Union Springs  — Today, Mayor Ronald “Llep” Smith announced the launch of the “NO MO” Campaign, a community-wide initiative aimed at reducing crime, increasing public safety, and restoring confidence throughout the City of Union Springs.

The message is simple: NO MO Crime. NO MO Fear. NO MO Silence.

3 June, 2026

American Legion Post 2016 hosts Memorial Day weekend events for the community

Submitted by Gladys Leonard, Past Commander American Legion Post 2016

Members of American Legion Post 2016 welcomed the community during a Memorial Day weekend celebration filled with fellowship, remembrance, and service.

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