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While sipping wine and dining on some of Hubbard’s fan-favorite po’-boy sandwiches or brussel sprouts, guests delighted in the ambience provided by the smooth sounds of the company’s talented vocalists.
Jacksonville resident Judy Glass, 75, and her brother, Pvt. James “Jimmy” Johnson, were best friends while growing up in Weaver.
The public square Saturday was filled with patrons browsing handmade crafts, thumbing through artwork, and playing with monkeys.
Jacksonville State University and a company called Sustainable Alabama announced earlier this year that, if the south Alabama farming operation is granted a medical cannabis license, the two will launch a partnership on a research trial.
At a recent “First Friday” event held to promote downtown Gadsden businesses, a group of artists invited the public into the Gadsden Museum of Art to not only see their works but also hear them.
Once segregation was outlawed, the last senior class of the school graduated in 1968. The facility was then used as a daycare until 2012, when the doors were shut until present day.
A prestigious college music award has been presented to Jacksonville State University’s Jazz Ensemble I in recognition of its extraordinary work in the musical field.
“Being able to use the internet is important in many aspects of life,” Sarah Sloughfy told members of the Jacksonville Exchange Club.
Three area high school seniors headed to Jacksonville State University were awarded with a scholarship to help further their education last week.
For the next three or four weeks, the father and son team of Scott and Joseph Dothard will enjoy the fruit of their labors that began last fall.
Bowles has a message for parents: “If you value your child’s life, if you value their safety, do not send them to these events. Period,” he said.
“Fests” and “festivals” are common attractions in our region as spring begins feeling like summer, and in one week it will be Jacksonville’s turn in the spotlight.
Four area chiefs of police addressed their local situations Tuesday morning as part of the Calhoun County Chamber of Commerce’s annual State of Law Enforcement forum held at the Anniston Regional Training Center.
Jacksonville City Council says it’s unsure about whether to allow robotic food delivery service KiwiBot to roam the streets of Jacksonville just yet.
With the high school gymnasium packed to the rafters with students, family, faculty and staff, each senior took a turn signing their name to the pledge.
Kinsey Lane McGinnis, 26, daughter of Jacksonville State softball coach Jana McGinnis, died Sunday at 11:11 a.m.
During a Tuesday night work session the Anniston City Council learned about the progress of the Chief Ladiga Trail extension project.
This delivery dining option was introduced to the Jax State campus last fall, using programmed, mobile canisters to transport food and drink from any of nine different retailers to specified drop-off points.
Jacksonville State University celebrated its graduates Saturday morning with a commencement ceremony featuring television personality and true crime expert Nancy Grace as its keynote speaker.
The special moment marked Habitat’s 159th home build.
About a dozen participants registered to begin their own respective 100 mile journeys Saturday morning at the Jacksonville Community Center.
Dr. David Thornton is a professor of computer science at Jacksonville State University. He is also an avid gamer.
Thirteen close family members of Brenda Hancock, 74, died during the Holocaust, and she lost about two dozen extended family members.
A trio of local women who produce a podcast hosted a live show in Stone Center Theater as part of Jacksonville State University’s month-long Kaleidoscope festival of arts.
Students who plan to attend Jacksonville State University this fall can expect a rise in tuition following a vote by the board of trustees meeting this week.
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