Brantley School will receive up to $20,000 through Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama’s Be Healthy School Grant program.

AISA will end sports programs after 2026-27 as Crenshaw Christian and Lowndes academies plan to join the new Gulf States Independent Athletic Association.

Alexandria Carwright and Morgan Norris of Honoraville earned spots on Southern New Hampshire University’s summer 2026 ...

A woman seeks advice after her mother-in-law repeatedly uses an emergency house key for unannounced visits and chores.

Crenshaw County jail bookings from Sept. 21-28 included holds for outside agencies, court matters, probation issues and new ...

When life’s struggles feel overwhelming, the 80/20 rule offers a reminder to count blessings, give thanks and trust God ...

From North Korean Christians risking prison for Bibles to Josiah’s reforms, Scripture shows the power of God’s word—and women ...

Crenshaw County native and Auburn student Trilby Jones received a $2,000 Alabama Farmers Federation scholarship to study ...

Amid life’s pressures, believers can seek relief through Scripture, worship, prayer and obedient faith at the cross.

Pastor Chuck Pike reflects on how small acts of faithfulness, kindness and service can build stronger relationships and ...

Brantley beat Samson, 44-6, behind a strong defensive effort and nearly 400 rushing yards. The Bulldogs host Highland Home on ...

Luverne High School’s Oct. 2 homecoming will feature a parade, Class of 2017 reception and football game against Monroe ...