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Luverne · LuverneBy Haley Mitchell Godwin The Highland Home Lady Squadron secured their spot in the Alabama High School Athletic Association (AHSAA) Final Four with a thrilling 32-30 overtime victory against Ranburne in the Class 2A Central Regional Championship at the Alabama State University (ASU) Acadome on Monday. The victory advances the varsity girls’ team to compete at the Birmingham Jefferson Convention Complex (BJCC) on Feb. 24. Overcoming a sluggish …See the Story
Highland Home girls advance to Final Four
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Luverne · LuverneBy Lanell Downs Smith Leaders from agencies and organizations serving local families met Monday, Feb. 10 for a Crenshaw County Children’s Policy Council (CPC) meeting for an agenda filled with community initiatives and updates. District Judge Jon Folmar, who presides over the council, introduced the group’s newest member, Jimmy Ennis, a retired Troy Police Chief and Crenshaw County native seeking to engage with the group’s efforts to serve local…See the Story
Policy council focuses on truancy, community initiatives
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Spelling Bee · LuverneThree students represented their schools at the county-wide Crenshaw County Schools Spelling Bee held Feb. 5. Winners are pictured (left to right) Luverne School’s Drew Cornelius, who came in first, Brantley School student Hazlee Odom, who was the second-place winner and Highland Home student Norah Sexton who came in third. The post County-wide spelling bee held appeared first on Luverne Journal.See the Story
County-wide spelling bee held
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Luverne · LuverneBy Lanell Downs Smith Local auto parts manufacturer ITAC has named Josephine Toney as its February Team Member. Nominated by her supervisor, Bo June, Toney works on the second-shift assembly line and is recognized for the way she consistently helps others.
“Josephine likes helping team members with whatever she can do,” June said in the nomination. “She is an all-around good person, always helping others.”
Monthly team member awardees receive a …See the Story
Toney named ITAC February Team Member
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Luverne · LuverneBy Staff Reports The Crenshaw County Courthouse was the site of an important transition on Tuesday morning, Feb. 13, as Sherrie Vickery Sipper was sworn in as the Crenshaw County Circuit Clerk. The ceremony, presided over by Honorable Cleveland Poole, Circuit Judge for Alabama’s 2nd Judicial Circuit, marked the beginning of Sipper’s tenure following the resignation of former clerk, Jeannie Gibson. Poole expressed confidence in Sipper’s ability t…See the Story
Sipper Sworn in as Circuit Clerk
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Luverne · LuverneBy Savannah Edgar Special to The Luverne Journal On Wednesday, Feb. 5, Highland Home and Luverne JAG (Jobs for America’s Graduates) celebrated combined success at the JAG South District Career Development Conference in Mobile. The participating students were able to prove themselves by securing numerous large placements and a highly-anticipated spot at the state conference later this month. Highland Home JAG competed in all eight events, ta…See the Story
JAG students compete at district conference
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Luverne · LuverneBy Haley Mitchell Godwin The Crenshaw County Board of Education (CCBOE) has been working through the process of selecting a new superintendent. Over the past several weeks, the board held three work sessions to interview candidates and assess their qualifications, narrowing down the pool of candidates.. The first work session took place on Jan. 28 at 5:30 p.m. when Dr. John D. Strycker and Dr. Kenyon Barron were interviewed. A second session fol…See the Story
Board narrows superintendent candidate pool
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Luverne · LuverneBy Haley Mitchell Godwin When Jeffrey and Michelle Jeffcoat of Rutledge first set foot in their newly acquired historic home, they knew they were stepping into a space filled with stories waiting to be uncovered. Among the finds were two forgotten trunks tucked away in a corner, relics of the lives once lived within the structure’s walls. According to Michelle, the trunks were much more than just storage for her family. “The trunks make me wond…See the Story
Renovations reveal Rutledge home’s history
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