The Greenville Camellia Society has named a newly registered camellia variety in honor of Alabama Governor Kay Ivey, marking ...

Billy McGuigan & The Pop Rock Orchestra energized the Ritz Theatre with classic hits from the 60s and 70s, drawing an ...

AAA forecasts a record 81.8 million Americans will travel 50+ miles for Thanksgiving, with most hitting the road. Expect busy ...

Deer-related crashes spike on Alabama roads in fall and winter, with ALEA urging drivers to stay alert, especially in rural ...

Greenville’s annual Christmas Parade returns Dec. 9 with festive floats, live entertainment and a tree lighting, all starting ...

Master Gardener John Taylor partners with the Butler County Sheriff’s Office to create an inmate garden, supplying fresh ...

Curious about angels? Discover a police captain’s extraordinary encounter and explore what the Bible reveals about these ...

Love and obedience are not opposites — true faith requires both heartfelt love and committed obedience to God’s will, as ...

Greenville students toured Tuskegee University, exploring its historic sites and new Aviation Science department, while learning about the impact of HBCUs and meeting campus leaders during their visit ...

McKenzie’s undefeated run ended with a 60 - 38 playoff loss to No. 3 Leroy, despite a strong first half and standout efforts from Quay Jackson and Ayden Willsey.

Christ the King Sunday marks the end of the church year, inviting Christians to reflect with gratitude and prepare for Advent while honoring Christ’s reign of grace, mercy, and truth.

Pastor Jim Auchmuty’s legacy shows how humor can bring comfort during loss, from unconventional funeral music to witty obituaries, reminding us of the healing power of laughter in difficult times.