March 15, 2010
Greenville police chief Lonzo Ingram, sitting, with officer Garry Martin in his office on Monday. Ingram has been chief of police for 25 years in the Camellia City.

February 26, 2010
Arvind (not pictured), Ramesh and Dinesh Patel received the Distinguished Business Leader Award for their significant impact on business in 2009. The Patels own the Holiday Inn Express, Hampton Inn, Comfort Inn and Best Western Inn. Pictured also is Chamber of Commerce President William Johnson.

February 26, 2010
Laughter frequently punctuated the stories of Greenville native Melinda Rainey Thompson. Thompson signed copies her books and talked about growing up in the Camellia City during the Chamber of Commerce Banquet on Thursday.

February 18, 2010
Guest speaker at Kiwanis on Tuesday was Joe B. Davis, an Opp native who works with the Alabama Department of Homeland Security. His discussion focused on what the state has done to prepare Alabama in the event of a terrorist attack or other disaster situation, natural or manmade. Having grown up in Opp, Davis said he didn’t think “too kindly” of Greenville because when Opp High School and Greenville High played football, the Tigers always had “tough and mean” players. However, an avid golfer, he said he changed his tune once Cambrian Ridge Golf Course opened. “It’s just such a beautiful place,” he said. Butler County EMA and Kiwanis member Bob Luman sponsored Davis as Tuesday’s speaker.

February 17, 2010
Greenville's Za'Darius Smith and Jamie Williams defends Faith Academy's Chris Casher during first half action of the South Regional Tournament in Mobile on Wednesday. The Tigers won 64-58.