Look who will be available soon, Romeo! This stunning and sweet boy will be available for adoption in the middle of October 2023. If you are looking for an awesome snuggler, a house kitty, with maybe a little supervised outside playtime then Romeo might just be the one for your family. He has an unusual coloring, more of a buff tan than a true orange and is what we call mid-length fur as he has a bushy tail and slightly thicker coat than a domestic short hair.
By Felicia Farnsworth
Hiram “Hank” Williams was born 100 years ago on September 17, 1923 in the small rural community of Mount Olive, Alabama. At a young age he learned to sing in a little church in the community. He was raised in Georgiana from 1930-1934 where his boyhood home is still located, is preserved and serves as a museum. Williams lived in Greenville, Alabama from 1934-1937 and then moved to Montgomery where he met his mentor, Rufus “Tee-Tot” Payne and his career took off from there.
By Felicia Farnsworth
Union Springs Mayor Roderick Clark held a Town Hall Meeting on Thursday, September 14, 2023 at the Richard B. Stone Building on Highway 82 East. Sixteen people attended the meeting, none of which included the City Council Board Members. Those in attendance voiced their concerns about several different subjects. The meeting started promptly at 6 p.m.
By Felicia Farnsworth
Black Belt Artist, Stephanie Wingard showcased her “Crater Waves” piece in the 2023 Wetumpka Impact Crater Art Competition on September 17, 2023 where she won second place. Wingard, a Bullock County Art Guild member, was part of the twenty-five paintings that made the final cut to move on to the juried phase.
By Felicia Farnsworth
Randy Thorne, 62, fell victim to a heinous murder somewhere in the late hours of Sunday, September 10 or the early hours of Monday, September 11, 2023, when he reportedly succumbed to a shotgun wound while sleeping in his bed in Banks, Alabama.
By Barbara McLaurine
The Bullock County Historical Society October 8th meeting will have vintage and new quits on display. The history of the quilt and the quilt maker will be part of the presentation. The Society is still seeking local quits to display and their stories shared. Messages can be left at 334 738-3582 if you wish to participate.
By Antoinette Pulliam
Hi everyone! My name is Cujo and I am a 3 year old Mastiff Mix. I was found living behind the Bullock County DHR building for about a week before the Animal Control Officer was able to capture me. I was very scared but the people at the Humane Society have been very nice to me and give me belly rubs and treats. I’m good with other dogs and I love to play with kids. I’m not fond of cats, however. I am up to date on all of my shots but I’m not neutered yet. I don’t know what that means, but it has something to do with making puppies.
The Red Door Theatre's 20th Year Celebration continued with the second show of the season ‘Til Beth Do Us Part. Under the direction of Kathryn Adams Wood, the show ran July 20-23, 2023. Sold-out audiences loved this comic romp about marriage and careers. The show was presented by special arrangement with Dramatists Play Service, Inc., NY. The cast and crew are pictured. Front - Melissa Bass, Kathryn Adams Wood, Beth Beasley, Johanna Hubbard, Beth Mathews, and Jay Moorer.
By Felicia Farnsworth
Randy Thorne, 62, fell victim to a heinous murder somewhere in the late hours of Sunday, September 10 or the early hours of Monday, September 11, 2023, when he reportedly succumbed to a shotgun wound while sleeping in his bed in Banks, Alabama.
