- Piedmont officer fired after alleged misconduct
City leaders have fired a Piedmont police officer arrested last week on sexual misconduct charges, but officials won't immediately replace him because of financial constraints.
- Charges filed against Piedmont police officer
A Piedmont police officer is facing a criminal charge stemming from alleged improper conduct at the Piedmont City Jail.
- Jimmy Busby: White Plains Middle School will open in January
This area is very proud of our new school. About 400 students in grades 5-8 will roam the hallways of the four brick and red buildings behind the elementary school.
- Congratulations to area members of the armed forces for their accomplishments.
Jamal D. Snell recently graduated from the Army ROTC Leader Development and Assessment Course, also known as 'Operation Warrior Forge,' at Fort Lewis in Tacoma, Wash.
- 2 die, another hurt in wreck near Piedmont
Alabama state troopers say two people were killed and another was injured in a one-vehicle accident in Calhoun County.
- Council meeting minutes
During the Dec. 8 Jacksonville City Council meeting, the council: • Approved a payment of $361,127.21 to the Alabama Department of Transportation to cover Jacksonville's portion of widening and repaving ...
- Injuries reported in E. Second Ave. wreck
Two people were injured in a wreck between a Ford Ranger pickup truck and an Acura Legend at the intersection of East Second Avenue and East 12th Street this afternoon.
- Alabama Supreme Court sets 5 execution dates
The Alabama Supreme Court last week set execution dates for five death row inmates, including two awaiting execution for murders in Calhoun County, during each of the first five months of 2009.
- 2 injured in wreck on Alabama Highway
Two men were injured Friday afternoon when their vehicles were involved in a crash on Alabama Highway at Ga.
- AHSAA playoff scores
Scores from local schools in the quarterfinal round of the Alabama High School Athletic Association playoffs.
- New Oxford sales tax draws debate
Nov. 6--A week before Calhoun County leaders were to vote on a 1-cent sales tax hike to help schools, Oxford Mayor Leon Smith dropped a bomb on them: His city, with $95 million in the bank, also needed a tax ...
- Piedmont couple earn recognition for goat milk products
The production of goat cheese and goat milk by a local source is coming along on schedule, and now the Piedmont couple responsible for it have earned praise from the American Dairy Goat Association for their ...
- Pope - Rogers Wedding
Anna Ruth Rogers of Centre, Ala., and Nicholas Ross Pope of Rock Run, Ala., were married at 4 p.m., Saturday, Aug.
- News welcomes Rea to staff
The Jacksonville News welcomed new staff member Hannah Rea to the advertising department last week.
- The Blotter
PARTY GIRL : An officer dealt with a 23-year-old woman passed out in the back of a car at Collier and Peachtree roads.
- Hundreds Of Pounds Of Pot Found In Drug Seizure Near Piedmont
A week-long investigation has ended in the arrests of four people, and the discovery of hundreds of pounds of marijuana.
- James and Judy Thompkins observe 50 years of marriage
James and Judy Tompkins celebrated 50 years of marriage recently. Mrs. Tompkins is a native of Piedmont; James is a native of Jacksonville.
- Phillip Tutor: Our elections' aftermath
It's the election season's version of the Sabbath; toil like a dog for six months, and now, finally, it's time to rest.
- The appeal of voting: Why we should go to polls
Historians and professors are apt to wax eloquently about civic virtue and personal responsibility on election days.