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The Strengthening Families program began its spring session in Greene County, focusing on enhancing parenting skills and behavioral interventions for children and teens. The 14-week program includes separate classes for children, youth, and parents, promoting positive behaviors and personal goal-setting. Weekly meetings feature discussions, meals, and upcoming prizes, culminatin...

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In March, Stillman College honored James Joseph and alumni who contributed to the 1960s civil rights movement at a luncheon. The Civil Rights History Project aims to create a gallery honoring 350 involved students. Keynote speaker Susan Taylor Batten praised Joseph's impactful philanthropy and leadership within Black communities.

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The Eutaw City Council met on March 24, 2026, approving dues to the Chamber of Commerce and monthly city bills. Mayor Corey Cockrell announced a clean-up event for April 11, involving a junior mayor program. Council members discussed drainage issues, funding needs, and airport improvements, emphasizing community engagement and respect.

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A new wave of nationwide demonstrations is set to take place this weekend, as organizers behind the “No Kings” movement prepare what they say could become the largest protest in American history.  In Alabama, there are over a dozen “No-Kings protests” for this Saturday, March 28, 2026. There is one set for Selma, at the […]

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In a last-minute move, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey stopped the execution of Charles “Sonny” Burton, saying it would be unjust since he didn’t pull the trigger—while the shooter avoided death row. The decision is fueling debate over fairness, accountability, and the felony murder rule.

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