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1 week ago | 
thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty
Open Audio Article Player Moot Points One of the neatest things about moving back to Alabama has been talking to people who had mother as a dean at Judson College, my father as a coach at Marion Military Institute, and even stories from my siblings regarding people they knew in Clarke County.
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1 week ago | 
thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty
Open Audio Article Player One person arrested after search at Lower Peach Tree residence WHATLEY — Following three overdoses related to a drug house in the Whatley area, an investigation in which several law enforcement agencies taking part over the last couple of months, has led to one arrest with the possibility of more to come.
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1 week ago | 
thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty
Open Audio Article Player THOMASVILLE — Thomasville may soon see its hospital reopen following the approved sale of the property on Highway 43. The property has been in receivership since October 2024. Thomasville Regional Medical Center closed Sept. 20, 2024, struggling to “gain its footing” according to Thomasville Mayor Sheldon Day, following the COVID pandemic.
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1 week ago | 
thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty
Open Audio Article Player THOMASVILLE -- A Tuesday accident involving a tractor-trailer struck four other vehicles stopped at a red light in a southbound lane at the intersection of South Industrial Park Drive resulted in the loss of two lives. It was deemed one of the worst in several decades in Thomasville by Mayor Sheldon Day.
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1 week ago | 
southalabamian.com | Kyle Mooty
WHATLEY — Approximately 300 Clarke County sixth graders — public, private, and home- schooled — joined in the Forestry Awareness Week Now educational program for an outdoor classroom presentation at Scotch Park in Whatley during a two-day event April 30 and May 1. Brenda Barnes, administrator of the Clarke County Soil and Water District and coordinator with the Forestry Planning […]
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1 week ago | 
southalabamian.com | Kyle Mooty
WHATLEY — One arrest has been made and others could be forthcoming following a months-long investigation into three overdoses related to a drug house in Whatley, authorities said. Clarke County Sherif f DeWayne Smith said the investigation, led by Sgt. Seth Newton of the Clarke County Sheriff ’s Department and the Alabama Drug Task Force, led to the bust on […]
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1 week ago | 
southalabamian.com | Kyle Mooty
THOMASVILLE — Two people were killed Tuesday in a fiery crash on U.S. Highway 43 involving a tractor-trailer and four other vehicles which was deemed one of the worst in several decades in Thomasville by Mayor Sheldon Day. The tractor-trailer slammed into four vehicles stopped for a red light in the southbound lane of U.S. 43 at the intersection of […]
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2 weeks ago | 
clarkecountydemocrat.com | Kyle Mooty
GROVE HILL — A man known for his overwhelming kindness and joy, though gone in body, will forever be visible in Grove Hill’s memory after having the new fire station named in his honor. The Chris “Bubba Mac“ McVay Fire Station 235 was officially dedicated Monday evening with Grove Hill Mayor Ross Wood, members of the city council, the fire […]
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2 weeks ago | 
clarkecountydemocrat.com | Kyle Mooty
Click here to listen to this article! JACKSON — The rain and lightning packed enough punch to delay Friday night’s AHSAA second-round playoff series between Montgomery’s Trinity Presbyterian and the Jackson Aggies at Mc- Cants Field, but the hitting prowess of the visiting Wildcats left an even more lasting impression.
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2 weeks ago | 
thethomasvilletimes.com | Kyle Mooty
Open Audio Article Player Moot Points The Pig Squeal is a cute name, but it has far reaching connotations well beyond the kids and their hogs. Athletes will tell you how much their coach meant to their life well after their playing days. A teacher’s impact on their students often stays with them every day, not unlike their parents’ influence.
