News that impacted citizens on a national, county and city level made the headlines. Here is what happened June 19, 1963.

By R.A. Mathews “I’m going fishing,” Peter said one night. This was over a week after the crucifixion and resurrection. There ...

Visit our website at for up-to-the-minute information. * The Alabama-Crenshaw Baptist Association will host its monthly food ...

Crenshaw Christian Academy (CCA) will be adding new faculty for the school year 2025-26. With the faculty members, some are ...

The Alabama High School Athletic Directors and Coaches Association (AHSADCA) has selected the 10 individuals who have been ...

June 9 * Whitney Paige Owens, 32 – Domestic violence third degree * Spencer Deran London, 26 – Domestic violence third degree Email newsletter signup Sign up for our daily email newsletter * Markus ...

A Highland Home School graduate, Anna Foster, has received a scholarship from Alabama 4-H, awarding over $1,000 to her ...

Maggie’s Coffee House in downtown Luverne was home to local entertainment on Thursday, June 10, where guests listened to a ...

During this week in history in 1963, the Judge of Probate issued a proclamation for Father’s Day. News of the declaration graced the pages of the June 12,1963 issue of The Luverne Journal with other ...

By Dr. Jaisingh Rajput Recent research has illuminated the profound connection between gut health and mental well-being, ...

A former Crenshaw County Circuit Court Clerk pleaded guilty Wednesday, June 18, in the court she had served since 2007. After ...

South Ridge Winery invited Crenshaw County residents and vendors to come together for their Kick Off Summer Arts and Craft ...