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Strong storms expected statewide Saturday
The National Weather Service (NWS) in Mobile confirmed this morning that its prediction for strong storms Saturday and ...
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Multiple rounds severe storms expected
In a mid-day webinar with local Emergency Management Agency (EMA) directors, the National Weather Service (NWS) out of ...
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Severe thunderstorms possible through Saturday
The National Weather Service (NWS) in Mobile/Pensacola announced Wednesday morning that isolated thunderstorms are possible on Thursday, and ...
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Forestry Commission extends burn advisory
Ahead of last night’s storm system, gusty winds and low relative humidities resulted in extremely erratic fire behavior. ...
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Wildfire advisory, burn permit restrictions continue
A statewide wildfire advisory remains in effect, and the Alabama Forestry Commission has restricted all burn permits through ...
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Lion’s club learns about Alzheimer’s
Melisa Miller Mote, co-chair of the River Region Walk To End Alzheimer’s, joined the Greenville Lions club meeting ...
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Bella: Loyal companion looking for a home
Bella, a sweet and playful three-year-old Lab mix, is searching for a family to call her own. She ...
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Obituary – Truman Stuart
Truman Stuart, 79, of Georgiana, passed away peacefully in the early morning hours of March 11. He was ...
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Butler County Arrests March 3 – 9
March 3 * Je’Cary De’Monte Brewer, 25 – Attempt to elude, possession of marijuana first
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The Impact of Air Pollution on Respiratory Health
What You Need to Know By Dr. Jaisingh Rajput, MD – Physician and Specialist Air pollution is ...
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The fire and the cloud
By R.A. Mathews They moved. Frequently. And they did so on a dime, packing up and immediately going. ...
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Meet Me At The Cross
I Can’t See By Dean Kelly I have always thought that certain disabilities would be especially difficult. I ...
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Reflections
Words That Work By Michael J. Brooks Social researcher Frank Luntz published “Words That Work” in 2007. ...
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Opry House opens talent showcase auditions
The Georgiana Opry House is set to host the 3rd Annual Hank Williams Sr. Talent Showcase, a competition ...
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EMA hosts severe weather webinar ahead of weekend storms
The Butler County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) hosted a weather webinar on March 14 at Lurleen B. Wallace ...
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Body discovered in vehicle, investigation underway
Authorities are investigating the death of a white male after a body was found inside a vehicle on ...
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McKenzie teen’s legacy continues through organ donation
The town of McKenzie is mourning the loss of 13-year-old Kennedy Smith, who tragically passed away on Feb. ...
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Council approves agreement with Fathom Entertainment
The Greenville City Council approved an affiliate agreement with Fathom Entertainment during its March 10 meeting, allowing the ...
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First Steps celebrates Read Across America Week
First Steps Child Development Learning Center celebrated Read Across America Week from March 2-6, welcoming community members to ...
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Community calendar
Upcoming Community Events Presented by Georgiana Opry House Music Movement The Greenville-Butler County Public Library hosts Music & ...
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Heatherton residents voice soil contamination, relocation concerns
Residents of the Heatherton Apartment Complex gathered on Mar. 6 with members of Butler County Concern Citizens and ...
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Obituary – Glenn Devan Harvell
Glenn Devan Harvell, a former resident of Millers Ferry, ended his lengthy battle with Parkinson’s Disease on March ...
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Obituary – Donna Walker
With heavy hearts, we announce the passing of Donna Walker, who left this world on March 3. She ...
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GIS Loan Program to Support Mapping Projects
Rural communities often struggle to access critical Geographic Information Systems (GIS) mapping services, relying on grants or other ...
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Obituary – Glenn Devan Harvell
Glenn Devan Harvell, a former resident of Millers Ferry, ended his lengthy battle with Parkinson’s Disease on March ...