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Demopolis Council approves air packs purchase for fire department
The Demopolis City Council approved purchasing air packs for the Demopolis Fire Department. Mayor Woody Collins said that the fire department is having many issues with their air packs which are “the lifeblood during a fire.” Fire Chief Jeb Bailey addressed the Council to explain the situation. An air pack for a firefighter is a […] The post Demopolis Council approves air packs purchase for fire department appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
ALEA Boating Basics and License Course in Demopolis Oct. 21
On Friday, Oct. 6, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s (ALEA) Marine Patrol Division announced upcoming available dates throughout the fall season for prospective boaters to enroll in the Boating Basics and License Course that will be taught by Troopers within ALEA’s Marine Patrol Division. Each year, the Agency offers free hands-on classes that allow interaction […] The post ALEA Boating Basics and License Course in Demopolis Oct. 21 appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
It starts at home
By Rev. Dunford Cole Camp Ground and Rutledge Methodist Church In a rapidly changing world where traditional values are often overshadowed, parents face the challenge of instilling Christian beliefs and values in their children. As the saying goes, “If you want your children to know who Jesus Christ is, church starts at home.” The significance […] The post It starts at home appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Anchored on the solid rock
By Freda Reynolds This summer while at the beach, we watched as four sailboats headed out to open water. They had the sails up, blowing in the wind, taking them on an end of summer weekend. When they almost reached the horizon, they let down the sails and anchored for the night. We imagined late […] The post Anchored on the solid rock appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month
October isn’t just about fall weather, pumpkin spice, and Halloween candy – it is also Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Breast cancer is the most common cancer among American women, according to the Center for Disease Control (CDC). Cancer affects an estimated one in eight U.S. women each year and 2.3 million women around the world. […] The post October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Cheese Biscuits – A southern staple
Biscuits are almost synonymous with the south. They fit with nearly any meal and are perfectly fine on their own. I have loved biscuits all my life. They are my favorite part of breakfast, and it is rare that we don’t have frozen ones in our house. We do switch it up sometimes and have […] The post Cheese Biscuits – A southern staple appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Bargain Box honors Charter member
On Sept. 22, volunteers from The Bargain Box gathered at the home of Kitty Eddins to honor Iona Watts (front row center). When the Demopolis Council of Churchwomen formed in 1983 to establish its clothes and household outlet, Mrs. Watts was one of the original organizers. For the past 40 years she has served not […] The post Bargain Box honors Charter member appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Industrial Park connector road ribbon cutting Oct. 19
A ribbon cutting ceremony and appreciation lunch will be held to celebrate the completion of the connector road at Industrial Park in Demopolis. The event will be held on Oct. 19 at 12 p.m. The connector road project is meant to alleviate traffic in the area and has been an ongoing project for quite some […] The post Industrial Park connector road ribbon cutting Oct. 19 appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Marengo Panthers lose close game with Southern Choctaw
The Marengo Panthers lost their Sept. 29 game against Southern Choctaw, 36-28. The Panthers fought hard against the Indians, but came up just short. Defensive stats for the Panthers saw Michael James with three tackles and one fumble recovery, Devonte Tucker with five tackles and one for a loss, Jamarcus Battle with two tackles and […] The post Marengo Panthers lose close game with Southern Choctaw appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Montgomery Catholic spoils Demopolis Homecoming
The Demopolis Tigers suffered a heartbreaking Homecoming loss to the visiting Montgomery Catholic Knights Friday. The Tigers were unable to find a groove and came away with […] The post Montgomery Catholic spoils Demopolis Homecoming appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Reading Dragons spotted at Demopolis Public Library
Children visiting the Demopolis Public Library between now and April 2024 can wield their reading skills to earn collectable dragon cards as part of an initiative called Reading Dragons and Friends. As of Sept. 26, children can register for the new reading program and receive their first set of cards. Reading Dragons and Friends is […] The post Reading Dragons spotted at Demopolis Public Library appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Demopolis Police Chief – 30 years dedicated service
Demopolis Police Chief Rex Flowers is a well-known face around town, which is no surprise to the residents he has served during his 30-year law enforcement career. Flowers reached the milestone earlier this month and said it feels good to reach such a milestone in his career. “I never thought I’d be here this long. […] The post Demopolis Police Chief – 30 years dedicated service appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Sweet Water ranked among top 25 public schools
Sweet Water High School has been ranked among the top 25 best public schools in Alabama – 17th for best public high school and 15th for best middle school – on the annual Niche.com list of public schools. Rankings are based on academic grades, including SAT/ACT scores and state assessments, culture and diversity, parent and […] The post Sweet Water ranked among top 25 public schools appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Governor Kay Ivey awards grants to reduce distracted driving
On Sept. 20, Gov. Kay Ivey awarded $1.03 million in grants to help reduce distracted driving statewide. Distracted driving is one of the lead causes of vehicle accidents and the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) is administering the grants from funds made available to Alabama by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. […] The post Governor Kay Ivey awards grants to reduce distracted driving appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
The Sons of Asaph
By Michael J. Brooks Southern Baptists chose the book of Psalms for special study a few years back. When I preached from book three, chapters 73-89, I learned about Asaph who was a choir director in the Jerusalem temple. Asaph asked thoughtful questions about the prosperity of wicked people, the suffering of righteous people and […] The post The Sons of Asaph appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Time Marches On
By Freda Reynolds Birthdays! I celebrated another birthday last week. It was great; I am blessed beyond measure. Birthdays always give us a time to reflect on our lives. The creator of the Apple giant Steve Jobs has said, ”The most precious resource we have is time.” It is important to look back to see […] The post Time Marches On appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Homemade Pecan Tarts
Pecans are a staple in my family, especially around this time of year. My mom adores them and loves to buy them whenever she can. My uncle will sometimes get buckets of pecans from where he works during the Christmas season, and sometimes we make trips to Winston’s Pecans in Thomaston to get some. These […] The post Homemade Pecan Tarts appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Linden City Council discusses new building for City Hall
The Linden City Council is making progress towards moving City Hall to the old Alabama Power building at 111 East 8th Ave. Mayor Gwendolyn Rogers said that architect Sewell McKee with McKee and Associates has drawn up plans for renovations. According to Rogers, McKee said he can perform some renovations...
Whitfield Regional Hospital hosting emergency blood drive
Whitfield Regional Hospital is hosting a blood drive on Oct. 5 from 7 a.m. to 4 p.m. The hospital asks that everyone who is able and willing come out to donate blood for local hospitals. Walk-ins are welcome or people can scan QR codes on posters around town to set up an appointment. On Sept. […] The post Whitfield Regional Hospital hosting emergency blood drive appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
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