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10 December, 2025

Holiday Bell Ringers support local families through DHR fundraiser

By Felicia Farnsworth

Holiday Bell Ringers were out in full force this past Saturday, December 6, spreading cheer and raising funds for a meaningful cause. This year, all proceeds from the bell-ringing campaign will benefit the Bullock County Department of Human Resources. Among those volunteering their time were Mayor Ronald Smith, Lucy Cooks of Chilly’s Ice Cool Band, and members of Children and Mentors Outdoors (CAMO Kids).

10 December, 2025

Mt. Coney Missionary Baptist Church serves over 200 at community luncheon

By Felicia Farnsworth

Members of Mt. Coney Missionary Baptist Church brought warmth and generosity to the Midway community by hosting a hearty luncheon at the Midway Nutrition Center.

10 December, 2025

Bullock County Humane Society Pet of the Week

Mickie is an exceptionally gentle and sweet young pup who absolutely adores other dogs. He recently arrived at the shelter with his sisters and has quickly won over the hearts of staff and volunteers.

10 December, 2025

All ready for Christmas!

The law office of Penn and Seaborn, located at the corner of Highway 82 West and Highway 110 in Union Springs, has a beautiful Christmas tree this year. Photo by Joyce Perrin.

10 December, 2025

Union Springs City Council reviews parade plans, appointments, and community updates

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Union Springs City Council held its regular meeting on Tuesday, December 2, at 6:00 p.m. All council members were present, along with Mayor Ron Smith and City Clerk Terronda Hooks. Councilman Stan Cooks opened the meeting with the invocation, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance. The minutes and agenda were approved without changes.

3 December, 2025

Midway Dollar General robbed at gunpoint

By Felicia Farnsworth

On Sunday evening, November 30, the Dollar General in Midway, Alabama, was robbed at gunpoint by a black male dressed in all black and wearing a black hoodie. The suspect entered the store at approximately 6:15 p.m., immediately brandished a handgun, and ordered everyone to the back of the store. Moments before the robbery, the store’s only customer had left, leaving two employees, Tynesha Parham and Skyler Speek, inside with the armed suspect.

3 December, 2025

Decorating of County Christmas Tree has special meaning

By Faye Gaston

The Bullock County Christmas tree will be decorated at the entrance of the Courthouse during the first week of December. This is not an ordinary Christmas tree. The theme is “Every Light is a Prayer for Peace.” Garden clubs throughout Alabama will be decorating a public Christmas tree with this theme. This is a reminder to pray for peace and for our military.

3 December, 2025

ALBBAA launches 14th year of Big Buck Photo Contest

News Release

Montgomery – Alabama’s Black Belt has earned a reputation as one of America’s premier deer hunting destinations, and the Alabama Black Belt Adventures Association (ALBBAA) wants to showcase your best buck again this year.

ALBBAA is sponsoring its Big Buck Photo Contest for the 14th consecutive year, and the winner will be determined by online voting.

3 December, 2025

Red Door Theatre closes out 2025 with “Ring of Fire”

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Red Door Theatre in Union Springs is closing out its 2025 season with Ring of Fire, an energetic musical celebrating the life and enduring legacy of Johnny Cash. Created by Richard Maltby, Jr. and directed by Kim Mason, the production will run December 4–7 at the historic venue located at 101 N. Prairie Street.

3 December, 2025

Union Springs Police Department reports quiet Thanksgiving week

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Union Springs Police Department reported a peaceful Thanksgiving holiday while maintaining safety throughout the city.

Sgt. Cummings responded to two incident reports and issued four tickets along with three warnings. Officer Adamson filed one I/O report and one private property report. Both Cpl. Lewis and Lt. Lewis reported no activity for the week.

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