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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The office clipping chronicles - Luverne Journal

5 days ago | luvernejournal.com | Amy Lewis

Published 10:15 am Monday, June 23, 2025 Dear Amy,My coworker clips his nails at his desk. I’m talking fingers and toes, in the open office, with people around. I heard a ping the other day and found a rogue nail clipping on my notebook. I’m not usually squeamish, but this feels like a violation. How do I say something without making it weird? —’Toe’tally AppalledDear Appalled,Oh no. Oh, absolutely not. You’re worried about making it weird?
This week in history: 1963 - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 6:00 pm Saturday, June 21, 2025 For this week in history, news that impacted citizens on a national, county and city level made the headlines in The Luverne Journal. Here is what happened June 19, 1963. ZIP code number to increase PO efficiencyThe newspaper announced a new system for mail dispatch and delivery: the ZIP code. Acting postmaster George Law announced Luverne’s new five-digit ZIP code would be 36049.
CCA welcomes new faculty members - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 6:00 pm Friday, June 20, 2025 Crenshaw Christian Academy (CCA) will be adding new faculty for the school year 2025-26. Administrators announced they will be introducing Natalie Lankford, Shelby Spaziani and Leann Sullivan Tew to CCA families. “I am very excited about our new additions to the faculty at CCA,” said Valorie Stroud, Head of School of CCA. “They have a wealth of knowledge that will allow our students to grow in all aspects of their educational experience.
Highland Home graduate earns 4-H scholarship - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 6:00 pm Thursday, June 19, 2025 A Highland Home School graduate has received a scholarship from Alabama 4-H, awarding over $1,000 to her continued education due to her dedication to the organization. Anna-Kate Foster has been a member of the Crenshaw County 4-H for nine years, competing in the 4-H State Horse Show, Equine Quiz Bowls, horse judging, Hippology and more during her time with the program; Foster has earned multiple state championships as well in these events.
Maggie’s hosts live band concert - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 6:00 pm Thursday, June 19, 2025 Maggie’s Coffee House in downtown Luverne was home to local entertainment on Thursday, June 10, serving special desserts and appetizers along with regular menu options guests listened to a concert. Owned by Maegan Marshall, the cafe had live music for the first time provided by Lurleen B. Wallace (LBW) Community College’s student band.
This Week in History: 1963 - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 1:00 pm Thursday, June 19, 2025 During this week in history in 1963, the Judge of Probate issued a proclamation for Father’s Day. News of the declaration graced the pages of the June 12,1963 issue of The Luverne Journal with other articles covering what was happening for the students of Crenshaw County. Proclamation boosts use of beef for Fathers’ DayTo celebrate Fathers’ Day, Judge of Probate John Mc McSwean proclaimed beef to be the traditional dish for the holiday.
Shimmer shines as Pet of the Week - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Kris Harrell

Published 6:00 pm Wednesday, June 18, 2025 A unique entry from Luverne, Shimmer with her owner Faith Bassett of Bassett Family Farms has been selected for this week’s Pet of the Week. Shimmer, a 4-year-old Tenessee Walking Horse, has been in training with Bassett Family Farms training to join their riding program. Shimmer loves to snack on her favorite treat – nicker makers – during her training. “Currently she isn’t used in lessons, yet,” Bassett said.
Gibson makes plea deal for abuse of office - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Lanell Smith

Published 1:52 pm Wednesday, June 18, 2025 Former Circuit Clerk found guilty, sentenced WednesdayA former Crenshaw County Circuit Court Clerk pleaded guilty Wednesday, June 18, in the court she had served since 2007. After finding her guilty, presiding Coffee County Circuit Judge Jeffery Kelley leveled sentencing before the defendant, Olga Jeannie Gibson, was taken into custody to begin her term behind bars at the Crenshaw County Jail.
Gibson makes plea deal for abuse of office - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Lanell Smith

Published 1:52 pm Wednesday, June 18, 2025 Former Circuit Clerk found guilty, sentenced WednesdayA former Crenshaw County Circuit Court Clerk pleaded guilty Wednesday, June 18, in the court she had served since 2007. After finding her guilty, presiding Coffee County Circuit Judge Jeffery Kelley leveled sentencing before the defendant, Olga Jeannie Gibson, was taken into custody to begin her term behind bars at the Crenshaw County Jail.
Meals, morals and micro aggressions - Luverne Journal

1 week ago | luvernejournal.com | Amy Lewis

Published 1:00 pm Wednesday, June 18, 2025 Dear Amy,My coworker brings her lunch to work in these elaborate glass containers and eats everything with reusable bamboo utensils. She constantly talks about how wasteful plastic is and how “clean” she feels now that she’s stopped microwaving her food. I’m just trying to eat my leftover spaghetti in peace without a TED Talk about microplastics. It’s getting to the point where I want to hide in my car just to eat a sandwich.