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2021-10-16

(ANDALUSIA, AL) Check out this roundup of hyper-local news in Andalusia.

Pulled from contributors around the region, here’s a glimpse of what’s going on nearby. For more stories from the Andalusia area, click here.

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Andalusia / andalusiastarnews.com

The Vietnam War – Heroes Within a Divided Nation

As a special note, Covington Veterans Foundation will be bringing the Traveling Vietnam Wall to Andalusia at a date to be announced in 2022. The Vietnam conflict was the first war involving American troops in which casualty reports and battle information were covered by television news media daily. The United States government had its own narrative of the war, but that was often in conflict with what the media presented in its daily reports. For the first time, the American public was shown close-up reports of battles in which its soldiers died on a daily basis. It might be fair to ask, “How would the American public have reacted to the brutal battles of WW II if there had been daily news reports?” Read more

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Coffee County / alabamanews.net

ALEA: Andalusia Driver Involved in Fatal Wreck in Coffee County

State troopers with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency say a driver from Andalusia was involved in a wreck that killed a man in Coffee County. State Troopers say 50-year-old Robin Taylor Fleming of Andalusia crossed the center line and hit a pickup driven by 66-year-old John Ira Folmer of Elba. Fowler was pronounced dead at the scene. Read more

Andalusia falls to Greenville in key region contest, 28-20

In a region contest that could give the winner an upper hand in playoff seeding going into the final weeks of the regular season, a late surge lifted the visiting Greenville Tigers over Andalusia, 28-20. Greenville took an early lead in the contest, driving 75 yards on a long drive... Read more

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Andalusia / andalusiastarnews.com

PowerSouth’s Woodard earns ‘Woman of Impact’ honor

For 30 years, Beth Woodard has shown passion in her job at PowerSouth and demonstrated a strong work ethic, which led to her recognition as a “Woman of Impact.”. Woodard shared what the title means to her. “It is an incredible honor. I certainly do not think of myself as a woman of impact,” she said. “I am just trying to do the best job I can for PowerSouth and my family every day.” Read more

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