In Lowndes County's back roads, Pastor Chuck Pike reflects on how our daily choices of faith, integrity and love for God ...
Camp Ground and Rutledge Methodist churches launch their annual “Fill the Backpacks” drive, inviting the community to help ...
Brantley’s Bridget Tindal earns Juris Doctor from Belmont University during spring 2026 commencement that recognized more ...
How should Christians balance Romans 13’s call to obey authorities with the American Revolution, First Amendment rights, and ...
In 1919, USDA promoted a low-cost “iceless refrigerator” that used evaporation, cloth and screen to keep meat and dairy cool ...
Thomas Strickland, a former Crenshaw County chief deputy who worked in diplomatic security in Baghdad, has been named the ...
Chloe Mills of Luverne named to Samford University's Cumberland School of Law dean's list for spring 2026 after earning her ...
Luverne residents reopen a 1976 bicentennial time capsule at Douglas Park during America250 weekend, revisiting waterlogged ...
Shunning data centers at home won't halt their growth — it shifts vital infrastructure and jobs overseas, risking US security ...
Luverne Public Library’s America250 event drew 76 attendees for Judge Jon Folmar’s story time on America’s founding, plus ...
Luverne reopens 1976 time capsule, uncovering decades-old copies of The Luverne Journal and other artifacts before resealing ...
Luverne opens July Fourth with a July 2 ceremony honoring veterans and service members, featuring remarks from Rep. Shomari ...
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