Community Spotlight
Brantley native named LBW Outstanding Alumnus
Brantley native Kevin Kennedy received recognition for his work in the timber industry recently, when Lurleen B. Wallace (LBW) Community College named him as its ...
Brantley native Kevin Kennedy received recognition for his work in the timber industry recently, when Lurleen B. Wallace (LBW) Community College named him as its ...
David Lovell has been named General Manager of Greenville Newspapers, LLC [GNL], publishers of The Greenville Advocate, The Luverne Journal, The Lowndes Signal, and their ...
Casey Cothran is a Crenshaw County native who now resides in south Montgomery County. As a teenager, she became acquainted with the foster care system, ...
The Luverne School Symphonic Band performed at the Worldstrides Heritage Festival at Universal Studios on April 22. This Festival included concert bands, orchestras, men’s and ...
As temperatures rise and Alabamians visit the state’s waterways, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s (ALEA) Marine Patrol Division is partnering with the National Safe Boating ...
A bill to put time requirements in the state’s open records law passed the Senate Thursday with a unanimous vote, 33-0. The bill, SB196, was ...
Brantley School student Trey’Vionne Marshall was awarded O.D. Alsobrook Memorial Scholarship, recognizing his achievements. The scholarship is given in memory of the late O.D. Alsobrook ...
The Crenshaw Christian Academy (CCA) Lady Cougars ended a strong softball season on a high note Saturday, capturing the Alabama Independent School Association (AISA) Class ...
First Baptist Church in Luverne is partnering with the Luverne Police Department to show their gratitude and love for first responders by hosting a family ...
An Editorial Opinion of The Luverne Journal Americans will observe Mother’s Day this year on May 14. Traditionally celebrated with the giving of cards, gifts, ...