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Century Town Council President Luis Gomez, Jr. will act as interim mayor for the town of Century until the council decides who to appoint after Ben Boutwell submitted his letter of resignation on Tuesday, Aug. 21. Boutwell's term expires January 2025, so the council will determine a date to hold a special election for mayor. It is up to the council to decide when that special election will be held. Qualifying for the regular election for mayor and council seats 1 and 2 starts in June 2024....
Due to extreme heat Jay High School's home football game Friday is scheduled to kick off at 7:30 p.m. instead of 7 p.m. but may start later depending on the 'wet bulb globe temperature." Other games across the area, including Northview at Flomaton, Hillcrest at T.R. Miller and Georgiana at W.S. Neal are still scheduled to kick off at 7 p.m. Friday. Jay High School Principal Benji West said the 7:30 p.m. kickoff is tentative, noting if the wet bulb temperature is still too high the kickoff will b...
The Brewton Council of the Arts presents the 2023-2024 Performance Series, featuring a musical in September, a performance by a local famed singer/songwriter group, a children's theater production and a night of storytelling and live music about life in the south. All performances will be onstage in the auditorium of Coastal Alabama Community College, located at 220 Alco Drive in Brewton. Adult tickets $20, student tickets $10 at the door. Season, individual and gift tickets can be purchased...
The Flomaton Lions Club will hold its Pancake Supper fundraiser from 5 p.m. to 7 p.m., Monday, Aug. 28, at the Flomaton Community Center, located at 628 McCurdy Street. Plates are $5 each and include pancakes, sausage, butter and syrup. Dine-ins include a drink of milk, bottled water, orange juice or coffee. Tickets are available at the door or from any member of the Flomaton Lions Club. Flomaton Lions hold several fundraisers each year to benefit Flomaton High School’s LEO Scholarships and o...
The Flomaton Volunteer Fire Department kicked off what they hope will be an on-going tradition by selecting an honorary fireman who has dedicated his or her life to not only supporting the fire department but the Flomaton Community and the first recipient, Bo Brantley, 85, received his fire helmet this week as an honorary lieutenant. "You have given so much to this community," fireman Chris White said as he bestowed the honor on Brantley. "You served as the voice of the Hurricanes, worked with...
