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Summer EBT Will Help Feed Estimated 165,000 West Virginia Children This Year

West Virginia · West Virginia

Summer EBT Will Help Feed Estimated 165,000 West Virginia Children This Year

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West Virginia has launched the 2025 Summer EBT program to help low-income families pay for food during the summer months when children are home from school. Most existing participants received their first benefits by June 1, 2025, but the state will continue processing new applicants through Aug. 20.See the Story

The unseen flooding risk in South Florida: Rising water beneath our feet

Floods · Florida

The unseen flooding risk in South Florida: Rising water beneath our feet

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Wherever you live in South Florida, the flooding you see right now is likely to get worse in the years ahead – despite billions of dollars in drainage projects intended to protect communities.See the Story

Viola Davis, Ryan Murphy announced as 2025 Hall of Fame inductees

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Viola Davis, Ryan Murphy announced as 2025 Hall of Fame inductees

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Thomasville to induct sixth Hall of Fame Class. Hall of Fame board member Charlie Anderson is seen above with a large display of memorabillia. Photo by John Sims Entering its sixth induction class, the Thomasville Sports Hall of Fame is doing a first this year by including a team to be recognized at its July banquet. The 1972 Thomasville High School baseball team, which won the school’s first state championship, will be honored along with five i…See the Story

Churches team up for women’s mission

Volunteers from local churches helping make dresses at the Bridge Event Center in Whatley include (from left) Lizzie Brownlee, Jacqueline Fostet, Janice Crayton, Mary Fireman, Annie Ruth Hares, Manila Spotts, Vickie R. Smith and Kaleb Robinson. Photos by Lizzie BrownleeRoae Lynum (left) and Mary Foreman work on dresses at machines during the The United Nations “Little Dresses for Africa” project at Whatley.The post Churches team up for women’s m…Clarke County, Alabama · Clarke County Read Article

Meet Mama G: Thomasville’s social media star

Gennette Jones has become a social media star doing live videos for Lee’s Kloset. Submitted photos If you haven’t heard of “Mama G”, you will. Mama G is a digital influencer in Thomasville, who has made quite an impression on social media platforms like Facebook and Instagram. Mama G, known locally as Genette Jones, promotes all kinds of fashion products found at Lee’s Kloset in Thomasville and Demopolis. “People all over the state know her,” sa…Thomasville · Thomasville Read Article

Clarke County Sheriff’s Report

Clarke County Jail Arrests booked in the Clarke County June 2 – 8 include the following: Courtney Holt Jr., 21, attempt to elude, petition to revoke bonds, unlawful possession of controlled substance, unlawful possession of drug paraphernalia, discharging firearm, etc., into occupied or unoccupied building, unlawful possession of marijuana first degree Robert Biggs, 19, attempt to elude, discharge gun into occupied building/vehicle x2 Devan Holl…Marijuana · Clarke County Read Article

Opiod settlement funds to benefit youth programs

If Clarke County Sheriff DeWayne Smith has his way, juveniles in Clarke County will eventually not have an excuse for getting on the wrong side of the law due to boredom. Sheriff Smith, while addressing Tuesday morning’s commission meeting, asked for, and later received, via a resolution approving Opioid Settlement Funds to be used for planned youth summer programs. “Every time a juvenile gets arrested and we have to deal with a juvenile probati…Clarke County, Alabama · Clarke County Read Article

Nonprofits ask City Council for funding

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TWENTYNINE PALMS — City Council members will, in the coming weeks, decide how to hand out $50,000 to local nonprofit organizations after receiving $139,770 in funding requests from 11 groups.Twentynine Palms · Twentynine Palms See the Story

Thomasville to host workforce training initiative

The Alabama Community College System (ACCS), in collaboration with the ACCS Innovation Center, is launching a new workforce training initiative designed specifically for Alabama’s wood processing industry. This includes companies working in engineered wood, mass timber, structural panels, and related production and finishing operations. To ensure the training aligns with real-world needs, ACCS is inviting companies to attend one of two upcoming …Thomasville · Thomasville Read Article

Vandals cause damage to Pine Hill Mission; police still working to, ID, arrest the culprits

Vandals broke the window at Pine Hill Mission. Photos courtesy Pine Hill Mission On Wednesday, May 21, the front glass doors and left window of Pine Hill Mission were damaged by vandals. At this time the motive for the break in seems unclear. Chief Nikisha Gailes of Pine Hill Police Department has yet to make an arrest in connection with the incident. The estimated cost of repairs is approximately $5,000. Pine Hill Mission is currently seeking l…Clarke County, Alabama · Clarke County Read Article

Runaway barge hits bridge!

This barge broke free from being tied and eventually was caught up at the Coffeeville Lock and Dam. It would sink after taking on water. A second barge also broke free from where it have been tethered. It hit the Jim Folsom Bridge on U.S. Highway 84. After the road was closed for a brief time, the bridge was inspected and deemed safe, the Highway 84 opened. Photos by Dwight Pugh COFFEEVILLE — The first of two barges that broke free from where th…Clarke County, Alabama · Clarke County Read Article

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