By Felicia Farnsworth
Jill Hall, former educator and current owner of Hall’s XRoads, a convenience store located at the four corners of US Highway 223 and County Road 14, found upon opening that her store had been vandalized and robbed. Hall stated that sometime after 7 p.m., after closing on May 19th, and 5:30 a.m., opening May 20th, a couple young people broke the door to her store using a ramrod the suspects found behind the dumpster.
By Kim Adams Graham
By J.D. Devine
Bullock County High recently held its 2023 commencement ceremony and honored the class valedictorian and salutatorian. In addition to this being a remarkable story due to the high level of academic and extracurricular success enjoyed by the two young ladies who won this distinction, both of the ladies are also very best friends, and they have been close for years.
Coach Willie Spears served as the keynote speaker for the South Highlands Eighth Grade Completion ceremony. Spears is pictured with eighth grader Jada Smith, daughter of Chris and Renee Smith. (Submitted photo)
By Kim Adams Graham
The ARTS were well represented in a historical setting in Troy named the Pioneer Museum. The annual Thunder on the Three Notch, made possible by a “Sweet Home Alabama” grant, was full of demonstrations to the public regarding our “early pioneer-skill developing days.”
By Barbara McLaurine
The Southern Ghost Girls Tours and Paranormal Investigations from Cullman, Alabama spent Saturday evening May 6, at the Pauly Jail Museum and visited the Old City Cemetery for an eventful time.
By Kim Adams Graham
The Bullock County High School team begins summer football under first-year Head Coach Jeremy Vines. This is Coach Vines first head coaching position, but he's been coaching in Bullock and Montgomery Counties for over five years; most recently, he spent last season as the Pike Road High School defensive line coach.
By Felicia Farnsworth
The Liberty Learning Foundation, which is a non-profit organization facilitating active civics and character programs in K-12 classrooms and orchestrating immersive events that empower schools, parents, local leaders, and businesses to take ownership of the future of the community and country, has been working with the second graders at Union Springs Elementary School for the last ten weeks. They have been learning about their important roles in America’s future.
By Felicia Farnsworth
Dianne Jackson and her two teenage grandchildren were traveling towards Union Springs from the Bread Tray Hill community on Saturday, May 13, 2023 on Highway 223 when her black Chevy Tahoe veered off the road just past County Road 22.
