Jack News

Jesse Frank got started playing the violin when he was 7 after watching Capt. Jack Aubrey play the instrument in "Master and Commander: The Far Side of the World." "We thought this would last about two weeks," said Susan Frank, the boys' mother.

The Pike County Salvation Army Service Centera s Red Kettle Campaign will get a big boost Friday when local politicians ring the bell and turn the Red Kettle to gold.

Deeds that were transferred in Shelby County from Nov. 2-6. Nov. 2 -Justin F. and Robyn S. Forrester to Thomas L. Burch III for $129,000 for Lot 43 at Park Place.

Vanderbilt Holiness Church, 2287 County Road 114, Jack community, will hold a revival Wednesday, Oct.

Kelly Hawkins always enjoys speaking to groups like the Troy Rotary Club she addressed Tuesday.

Marshall Collins looks to the cloudy skies and gives a swerve-by-swerve commentary of the many maneuvers of fellow Pitts owner and pilot Bill Lacey.

Civilian communities need to grow and the military needs to train. How those two "needs" can can coexist was the purpose of a third and final Joint Land Use Study Meeting in Enterprise on Thursday evening.

The man who has served the 12th Judicial Circuit as assistant district attorney for nearly six years announced Tuesday that he will seek the top slot in that office.

Members of the service group, "Altrusa International of Jack" are gearing up for their annual Jack Day Festival.

Front row, left to right: Billy Killough, Becky Welch, Frances Messick, Willo Edwards, Erma Bailey, Carole Hinshaw.

Nationwide statistics show a 65 percent reduction in crimes where Neighborhood Watches are in effect.

Nationwide statistics show a 65 percent reduction in crimes where Neighborhood Watches are in effect.

A benefit gospel sing for the building fund of Ozark Praise and Worship, 185 Bermuda St., Ozark, will be held Saturday, July 18, at 7 p.m. Groups appearing include The Singing Miracles from Jack, The Giles Family from Ozark, and The Franklins from Abbeville.

When Abner White was 23 years old, he walked into bank after bank, with his hat in his hand, asking for a loan to "create something new." "I even applied with the Small Business Association but they all wanted to see my balance sheet," White said.

It's not every day that you get a World War II Nazi flag in the mail. Even more surprising than getting the flag was finding the names of a number of southeast Alabama men and their hometowns written on it .

The Town of Goshen Water Department posted losses for the second straight month, according to the Goshen Town Council, which met on Thursday.