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3 July, 2024

Bullock County Humane Society Pet of the week!

It’s Kitty Education Week, so please pay close attention. By now you have all been reading our posts and know it’s kittens and puppy season here in Bullock County, but do you know how to tell how old that sweet crying baby you found in the bushes, under the house, in the barn, actually is? What we consider “tiny babies” are anything under four weeks of age. These are the kittens that are most critical to be left with their mothers. Preferably, you would want to leave them alone until weaned and eight weeks of age.

3 July, 2024

Olympic Hurdler has Bullock County ties

By Melvin Cox

Bullock County Alabama has always been at the forefront of history. In May 1961 the Rev. Martin Luther King visited Perote High School to encourage young people to get involved in the Civil Rights movement. One of Perote’s distinguished students was Charles Cox. When young Cox attended Perote, students graduated after the 10th grade. Cox went on to graduate from College and have a successful business career and raise a successful family.

3 July, 2024

Sole Searching - The Sneaker Head’s Journey

By Dr. Terrell Tarver

Scripture:

Matthew 6:21 “For where your treasure is, there your heart will be also.”

Devotional:

26 June, 2024

Union Springs AG remodeled in time for 4th of July

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Union Springs Associated Grocers has remodeled their store for a better shopping experience for their customers. The store received new floors, several parts of the building received a fresh coat of paint including the front sidewalks outside of the store, and the parking lot was restriped.

26 June, 2024

R&S Patterson Cleaning Service comes to Union Springs

By Felicia Farnsworth

26 June, 2024

Jacque Chandler honored at Dresses For Pink First Anniversary and Fundraiser Event

 

By Kala R. Dennis

26 June, 2024

Driver plows through church, leaves gaping hole and flees

By Felicia Farnsworth

On Father’s Day weekend an unidentified vehicle veered off County Road 14 in Smuteye, Bullock County, and plowed into New Union Grove Baptist Church. The incident caused significant damage, ruining the church’s entrance and several pews inside.

The driver of the vehicle fled the scene of the accident, leaving Bullock County’s Sheriff’s deputies to investigate the hit-and-run.

26 June, 2024

Bullock County Humane Society Pet of the week!

Joey is still at the shelter waiting for his forever home along with his siblings, Jack and Karly! He has known nothing but shelter life, as he arrived when he was just 3 months old. Having to grow up in the shelter with his siblings isn’t the life he had hoped for.  Joey is neutered; heartworm negative; up-to-date on shots, including his rabies vaccination; is dog-friendly; and absolutely loves to cuddle. He will need someone who is willing to get some training for him as he has not had any. He is still a puppy at just a year old.

26 June, 2024

Housing and Economic Resource Summit packed to capacity

By Felicia Farnsworth

The Housing and Economic Resource Summit coincided with the Bullock County Juneteenth Festival held on Saturday, June 15 at the Richard B. Stone Complex in Union Springs.

Due to the number of participants for the occasion, the class for the summit was filled to capacity with an eager audience. The summit started at 10 a.m. and continued until 3 p.m. inside the Richard B. Stone building where the audience was greeted.

26 June, 2024

Alabama State Parks adding 12 pollinator gardens thanks to RC&D grant funding

Officials dedicate pollinator garden at Oak Mountain State Park to Alabama State Parks Director Greg Lein in surprise dedication

The Alabama Association of Resource, Conservation and Development (RC&D) Councils presented a $25,000 grant to Alabama State Parks on Friday, June 21, during the Pollinator Festival at Oak Mountain State Park (OMSP).

The RC&D grant will fund development of 12 pollinator gardens at state parks throughout the state.

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