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Traffic stop nets one arrest for marijuana
Crenshaw County Sheriffa s deputies arrested a man on possession of marijuana charges after a routine traffic stop.
Two arrested for meth at Luverne business
An anonymous note given to the Luverne Police Department netted two arrests for meth possession, while a Luverne business owner is still wanted for questioning.
Watershed Authority provides funding for Groundwater Festival
The Choctawhatchee, Pea, and Yellow Rivers Watershed Management Authority provided $500 to the South Crenshaw County Water Authority for the Crenshaw County Groundwater Festival.
Baby abandoned in car, Mother arrested
An off-duty sheriff rescues a child from a hot car and the mother arrested. Greenville police tells WSFA 12 News officers responded to a call at Wal-mart concerning a child locked in a vehicle.
Pictured above are the 2009 Troy Regional 4-H Round-Up winners from Crenshaw County.
Beaver Branch Bridge could be closed unless repaired
The Alabama Department of Transportation inspected Beaver Branch Bridge along Mt.
Over 75 children and 30 adults packed the Luverne Public Library last Friday morning to watch the amazing antics of 'Skip, the Magic Guy.' The annual event is just one of the exciting things happening this summer at the library, including the summer reading program.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Linton of Luverne, Alabama, announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Brandy Michelle, to Mr.
The Joint Commission on the Accreditation of Healthcare Organizations has reaffirmed Andalusia Regional Hospital's accreditation with its gold seal of approval, the Commission's strongest designation.
Celebrating our golden citizens
May is "Older Americans Month" and the Furman G. Mitchell Multipurpose Center celebrated with its annual fish fry on May 29.
County natives slated for Bama Jam
The notoriety of Bama Jam Music Festival in Enterprise has been growing by leaps and bounds since it made its debut last year.
Heroes among us: Billy C. Turner
Memorial Day is Monday, May 25, a time for everyone to remember those who have served and protected our country, those who have made the ultimate sacrifice, as well as those who are serving our country today.
The Brantley Town Council voted to change the name of Community Field to Lorey Bogen, Sr.
Barnes named ABA citizen of the year
The Alabama Broadcasters Association has named businesswoman and philanthropist, Patricia a oeSister Schuberta Barnes as its 2009 Citizen of the Year.
LHS Class of '49 holds 60th reunion
The Luverne High School Graduation Class of 1949 held their 60th class reunion on April 18, 2009 at the Furman Mitchell Multi Purpose center in Luverne.
Community banks are strong locally
Alabama is fortunate to have a strong group of community banks. These particular banks are usually state-chartered and serve a cus tomer base who primarily reside in Alabama.
Crenshaw County Rodeo comes to town this weekend
The time is here for the 22nd annual Crenshaw County Rodeo beginning tomorrow night and continuing on Saturday.
Luverne's McGhee running away with Troy track records
Payton McGhee, a 2008 graduate of Luverne High School, is literally running away with his freshman track season victories at Troy University.
25 tons lighter: County's clean up day a success
Published Tuesday, April 28, 2009 Crenshaw County became a little bit cleaner after an estimated 25 tons of trash were picked up on April 18.
Alabama Senate approves Troy University trustees
The Alabama Senate has approved five trustees that Gov. Bob Riley selected for Troy University.
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