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Troy University celebrates spring graduates
By Amy Lewis Troy University has announced the graduation of students who fulfilled their academic requirements during the Spring Semester and Term 4 of the 2023-2024 academic year. The announcement encompasses graduates from the main campus in Troy as well as those from Troy’s additional campuses in Dothan, Phenix City, and Montgomery, including teaching sites […] The post Troy University celebrates spring graduates appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Vandals target StoryWalk at Luverne park
By Lanell Downs Smith A local literacy-boosting outdoor activity has become the target of Luverne vandals. StoryWalk signs at E.L. Turner Park were found damaged on Tuesday. Regional Extension Agent Kristen Sanders, discovered what organizers believe are acts of vandalism, when she visited the park on June 11 and found signs that were damaged. “A […] The post Vandals target StoryWalk at Luverne park appeared first on Luverne Journal.
School board appoints new leadership
By Haley Mitchell Godwin Several significant personnel recommendations were approved, including the naming of a new principal, assistant principal and two head football coaches at the June 10 Crenshaw County Board of Education meeting. Among the notable appointments, Edward Dykes was named the new principal at Luverne and Stefanii Grayson named the new assistant principal […] The post School board appoints new leadership appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Obituary-Bobby B. Moon
Bobby B. Moon, of Daleville, passed away, Saturday, June 8, at his home surrounded by his family. He was 85. Funeral services were held at 11:00 a.m., Monday, June 10 at Daleville Baptist Church with Rev. Jim Peters and Rev. James Kilpatrick officiating. Burial followed at 2:30 p.m., Monday, June 10, at Mt. Zion Cemetery, […] The post Obituary-Bobby B. Moon appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Obituary-Jerry Lamar Colquitt
Jerry Lamar Colquitt Jerry Lamar Colquitt, 77, passed away peacefully on Sunday, June 9, transitioning to eternal life. He left behind a profound legacy of love, faith, dedication and service. Jerry was born on Nov. 1,1946, in Brantley. He was preceded in death by his father Dick Colquitt, his sister Janice Colquitt, his beloved mother […] The post Obituary-Jerry Lamar Colquitt appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Obituary- Ann Kelley Lindsey
Ann Kelley Lindsey Ann Kelley Lindsey, 86, a longtime resident of Rutledge, entered the presence of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on June 7. As she stepped into eternity, she was surrounded by her family, who sang hymns, read Scripture and gave prayers of thanksgiving for her 86 years of life. Funeral services for […] The post Obituary- Ann Kelley Lindsey appeared first on Luverne Journal.
‘Propagation Stations’ stations sprouting across county
By Haley Mitchell Godwin “Propagation stations” have been sprouting up around Crenshaw County, and as summer rapidly approaches, downtown Brantley is gearing up to welcome another one. Spearheaded by Crenshaw County Extension administrative support associate Jayden Powell, the station will be located in an area maintained by the Brantley Garden Club. The station is part […] The post ‘Propagation Stations’ stations sprouting across county appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Garner arrested, charged with attempted murder
A suspect is in custody following a Brantley shooting Tuesday afternoon. Luverne resident Shawn Garner, 20, was apprehended by Brantley Police Department Assistant Chief Drew Morgan shortly after the Maple Street shooting that left a juvenile in critical condition. According to Brantley Police Department (BPD) Assistant Chief Drew Morgan, the shooting resulted from a domestic […] The post Garner arrested, charged with attempted murder appeared first on Luverne Journal.
BREAKING NEWS Teen injured in Brantley shooting
At approximately 2 p.m. there was a shooting in the area of Maple Street in Brantley. We have received confirmation that one subject is currently in custody and one victim is en route to the hospital. According to Brantley Police Department (BPD) investigator Lee Simmons, the area and surrounding neighborhoods are all secure. “We had […] The post BREAKING NEWS Teen injured in Brantley shooting appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Brothers harvest Crenshaw turkeys, win Big Gobbler Photo Contest
By Josh Bean Special to The Luverne Journal On the opening weekend of the 2024 turkey season, brothers Declan and Logan Warrick hit the woods with their dad and cousin. The group spooked a group of turkeys early in the morning and then made a short drive to a family property in rural Crenshaw County, […] The post Brothers harvest Crenshaw turkeys, win Big Gobbler Photo Contest appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Crenshaw County Arrests May 28 – June 2
May 28 * Jamie Lynn Kobert, 49 – Harassment May 29 * Miguel Cruz, 53 – Hold for outside agency * Derrick Deshun Peoples, 37 – Domestic violence third degree May 30 * Anthony Gregory Davault, 37 – Three counts sodomy first degree, three counts sexual abuse child less than 12 May […] The post Crenshaw County Arrests May 28 – June 2 appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Following God’s Compass
By Brandon Baggett Have you ever been lost? Have you ever taken a wrong turn, found yourself on the wrong road, or attempted to get somewhere by going the wrong direction? Have you ever ended up somewhere you never intended to be? If you can relate to any of these frustrating experiences, then you understand […] The post Following God’s Compass appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Preacher, that was a Good Sermon!
By Dunford Cole After the worship service concludes, I often hear, “That was a good sermon, preacher.” I find joy in preaching and writing, even though it presents a weekly challenge. The true essence of a sermon lies in fostering hope, instigating change, and reminding others of the boundless grace of God that leads to […] The post Preacher, that was a Good Sermon! appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Godly fathers love like Jesus
By Dean Kelly Fatherhood is an awesome privilege and responsibility. Frankly, biblical fatherhood is more than biologically having a child. There are untold numbers of children who are here because of a man, but who have no true father. You cannot do a paternity test to find out if someone is a father that God […] The post Godly fathers love like Jesus appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Troy announces spring honor students
By Lanell Downs Smith Troy University announced the naming of students from Crenshaw, Butler and Lowndes counties to its spring semester/term 4 chancellor’s and provost’s lists on May 28. Clarence Hudson of Lowndesboro was also named to the chancellor’s list along with Hope Hull natives Sean Marts and Analise Mokler. The Lowndes County scholars made […] The post Troy announces spring honor students appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Schools kick off Summer Feeding Program
By: Amy Lewis As summer approaches, Crenshaw County Schools are gearing up to provide meals to children under the age of 18 through the annual Summer Feeding Program. Funded by the U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA). The initiative aims to combat food insecurity during the school break by offering free meals available at multiple locations […] The post Schools kick off Summer Feeding Program appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Growth opportunities found in seed library
While the Luverne Public Library provides a variety of materials to check out, one section provides visitors with the chance to grow more than their knowledge by acquiring resources they won’t need to return. The seed library section of the Luverne Public Library provides resources for library-goers to assist them with starting and maintaining their […] The post Growth opportunities found in seed library appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Sardis Farm Swap Flourishes
By Haley Mitchell Godwin Nestled amidst the rolling hills and pastoral landscapes of Sardis, a new tradition is taking root, bringing together neighbors, farmers and artisans alike in a celebration of rural life and commerce. The Sardis Farm Swap, born from a simple conversation among friends Paige and Hannah McVay and Brendon and Jessica Missildine, […] The post Sardis Farm Swap Flourishes appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Fun for everyone at winery festival
South Ridge Winery is preparing for their yearly summer festival, bringing in more vendors, activities and wine for attendees to enjoy than ever before. The Kick Off Arts and Culture Festival is an annual event featuring activities for all ages and boasting local vendors from Crenshaw County and surrounding areas. “We wanted to have something […] The post Fun for everyone at winery festival appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Coffee franchise welcomed with open arms
Luverne community members celebrated the official opening of Grit & Grind Coffee’s new franchise, a mobile operation servicing Crenshaw County, at a ribbon cutting ceremony on May 30. The event featured samples of drinks beside the trailer, allowing attendees to taste test some of their flavors and coffees. “I was honestly overwhelmed with how many […] The post Coffee franchise welcomed with open arms appeared first on Luverne Journal.
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