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17 December, 2025

Holiday cheer abounds as CAMO Kids visit Santa’s Wonderland

By Felicia Farnsworth

Children and Mentors Outdoors (CAMO) marked the holiday season with a special Christmas outing to Bass Pro Shops in Prattville on Sunday, December 14. The festive day began early, with participants boarding a bus at 9:00 a.m. in Midway and Union Springs for the trip north.

17 December, 2025

Commissioner Johnny Adams departs public office after 30 years

Staff Reports

After three decades of commitment to the public, Bullock County Commissioner Johnny Adams has announced that he will not seek reelection in the upcoming cycle. By the end of his current term in November 2026, he will have served the county for thirty years.

17 December, 2025

Josephine Event Center hosts second “Living History” program

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Josephine Event Center in downtown Union Springs recently hosted the second installment of its growing “Living History” series. This ongoing program seeks to preserve the town’s rich past by capturing firsthand accounts from residents who experienced it, creating an “interactive library” of local history.

17 December, 2025

Specialized UTV plays key role in deer hunter rescue near Harvest Road

By Felicia Farnsworth

Bullock County Rescue recently assisted the Smuteye Volunteer Fire Department and Haynes Ambulance with the extraction of an injured deer hunter in the Smuteye community of Bullock County.

17 December, 2025

Holiday spirit shines at annual gathering of Bullock County Education Retirees

Submitted by Margaret Jones

The Bullock County Education Retirees/Support Personnel Association held its Annual Christmas Meeting on Wednesday, December 10, at the Bullock County Career Technical Center in Union Springs, Alabama.

17 December, 2025

Bullock County Humane Society pet of the week

Ariel, one of the Bullock County Humane Society’s sweetest residents, is approaching a heartbreaking milestone. She arrived at the shelter on January 24, 2024, and without someone to adopt her soon, she will reach her second anniversary at the shelter – far too long for a dog with so much love to give.

10 December, 2025

Special Christmas Tree Lighting and Live Nativity kick off holiday festivities in Union Springs

By Felicia Farnsworth

Downtown Union Springs will come alive with Christmas spirit on parade night as the community gathers for an evening of celebration, tradition, and holiday cheer. On Thursday, December 18, beginning at 5 p.m., families and friends are invited to make their way downtown to enjoy a variety of festive activities leading up to the annual Christmas Parade.

10 December, 2025

Union Springs Presbyterian to host beloved Candlelight Christmas Eve tradition

Submitted by Barbara McLaurine

The Union Springs Presbyterian Church invites all Bullock County citizens to participate in its Annual Candlelight Christmas Eve Service. This cherished event will take place on Wednesday, December 24, at 7:00 p.m. It offers families a meaningful opportunity to gather before Christmas Day and reflect on the true meaning of Christmas.

10 December, 2025

Union Springs creates new photo spot for families and visitors

By Felicia Farnsworth

Union Springs now offers a charming new place for families, visitors, and residents to make memories that spotlight the beauty of our town. Thanks to a collaborative effort between the Bullock County Art Guild, the City of Union Springs, and the city’s maintenance department, a dedicated photo area has recently been completed, just in time for the holiday season.

10 December, 2025

Union Springs Police Department reports quiet week; celebrates officer’s graduation

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Union Springs Police Department maintained peace and safety throughout the community last week, reporting minimal activity as officers continued their efforts to keep the city secure.

According to the weekly report, Sgt. Cummings and Cpl. Lewis had nothing to report. Officer Adamson filed two accident reports and two incident/offense reports for the week and  Lt. Lewis had one incident/offense report.

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