Luverne Journal

The Luverne Journal started in Rutledge, Alabama, back in 1888. In 1890, the first newspaper in Luverne was launched, called The Luverne Enterprise. Matthew Tucker served as both the editor and publisher until October 7, 1890, when he sold the publication to Toiler Publishing Company.

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Luverne Kiwanians host state officers - Luverne Journal

2 days ago | luvernejournal.com | Lanell Smith

Published 10:15 am Friday, June 6, 2025 Alabama Kiwanis Gov. Paul England, with his wife Debbie and Lt. Gov. Ricky Powell, visited Luverne on Tuesday, June 3 and met with the Luverne Kiwanis Club to enjoy lunch and conversation around the international organization’s work and purpose. England, who joined Kiwanis Club in 1986 and is a member of the Monroe club, has served the organization in various capacities and looks said he is excited to lead Alabama Kiwanians in the statewide position.
Library kicks off summer reading program - Luverne Journal

3 days ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 6:00 pm Thursday, June 5, 2025 The Luverne Public Library has kicked off its 2025 summer reading program, filled with events for different age groups, opportunities to take part in educational projects and the chance to win a prize by reading books. Each summer, the library organizes a variety of programs for patrons during June and July.
Crenshaw County natives named to Jax State President’s List - Luverne Journal

3 days ago | luvernejournal.com | Lanell Smith

Published 6:00 pm Thursday, June 5, 2025 Two Crenshaw County natives received honors during Jacksonville State University’s (JSU) spring 2025 semester. Sarainiah Xiong of Luverne, Brice Mckenzie of Highland Home and Aislynn Brown of Honoraville have been named to the university President’s List for outstanding academic performance over the spring 2025 semester.
Beasley makes bid for reelection - Luverne Journal

4 days ago | luvernejournal.com | Lanell Smith

Published 6:00 pm Wednesday, June 4, 2025 Luverne Mayor Ed Beasley formally declared his candidacy this week, announcing he will seek another term in office he has held for nearly a decade. “I am proud to announce my candidacy for re-election as Mayor,” Beasley said in a media release. “Over the past nine years, with the help of the good citizens of Luverne, we have made Luverne a stronger, safer and more prosperous community.
Birthday pup Chloe chosen Pet of the Week - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 6:00 pm Sunday, June 1, 2025 This week’s pet of the week is Chloe, a Chihuahua owned by Bethany Jeffcoat in Rutledge. Chloe was submitted to the Pet of the Week contest less than a month after Jeffcoat adopted the Deer-head Chihuahua. “I was looking for a new addition to our family and my husband’s coworker at the time had some Chihuahua puppies and gave us one,” Jeffcoat said. “…Chloe came to us at the right time.
This Week in History: 1952 - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 6:00 pm Saturday, May 31, 2025 This week in history, fundraisers flourished throughout Crenshaw County, and local schools made headlines for improvements and graduations. Here is what happened the week of May 28, 1952. Women’s Division Red Cross Drive doing excellent workThe women’s division of the American Red Cross drive in Crenshaw County missed its $200 goal by only 82 cents. The division worked with others in Crenshaw County to hit an overall quota of $3,200 set by the Red Cross.
Crenshaw County Schools offer summer meals - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 6:00 pm Friday, May 30, 2025 Crenshaw County Schools have begun their summer feeding program with SUN Meals To-Go, providing nutrition to children in Crenshaw County and the surrounding area. The Summer Nutrition Program (SUN) Meals To-Go provides nutritious meals for children at no cost to the parents and guardians during schools’ summer break. “The food insecurity in our rural area is real,” said Ruth Bayman, the child nutrition program director for Crenshaw County Schools.
Mulberry School House honored with historical marker - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 6:00 pm Thursday, May 29, 2025 An over 100-year-old one-room schoolhouse was honored this past Saturday, May 24, as the Mulberry School House Committee unveiled a new historical marker. The school was constructed in the Mulberry community of Crenshaw County in 1922. Visitors today can still see the old blackboards used for student instruction throughout the historic Black school’s history.
Notifications and nonsense - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Amy Lewis

Published 10:15 am Wednesday, May 28, 2025 Dear Amy,I’m trapped in a group text that won’t die. It started as a quick “Who’s bringing what?” for a neighborhood cookout three weeks ago, but now it’s daily GIFs, weather reports and someone’s political hot takes. I don’t want to be rude, but it’s driving me nuts. How do I escape without causing a rift? Sincerely,Message FatiguedDear Message Fatigued,You have two options: a graceful exit or total annihilation. I, of course, recommend the latter.
Mr. Pickles picked for Pet of the Week - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 6:00 pm Monday, May 26, 2025 This week’s pet of the week is Mr. Pickles, owned by Chloe Taylor from Luverne. Mr. Pickles is a healthy Shih Tzu mix, a breed known for their affectionate, playful and friendly personalities. “Pickles has short legs and can run very fast,” Taylor said. “He is a sweet dog and he loves people. He likes kisses and treats.”Despite his short legs, Pickles loves to use them to run around and play fetch with his owner and any friends.