Carey Reeder is the Managing Editor for The Clanton Advertiser, a local newspaper in Clanton, Alabama. With a focus on local news and community events, Carey covers a wide range of topics including sports, law enforcement, local government, and human interest stories.
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Clanton Middle School completed an undefeated season and clinched a 44-18 win in their championship game at Wetumpka on Oct. 21.
By: Carey Reeder
Cawaco Resource Conservation & Development held a meeting at Clanton City Hall on Oct. 29 to showcase $64,049 in grant money given to organizations in Chilton County for community projects. The nonprofit supports educational and community development projects in Blount, Chilton, Jefferson, Shelby and Walker Counties, and the grants are funded by the partnership between Cawaco RC&D and the Chilton County Legislative Delegation.
Thorsby High School lost a defensive battle against old region rival B.B. Comer High School on Nov. 1, 22-15 on the road.
Verbena High School scored in a variety of ways in its final game of the regular season, winning in style over Red Level High School 56-8 on Nov. 1.
Two weeks ago, Jemison High School sat winless in 2024. Now, they will go into the offseason winners of their final two games of the 2024 season following a 35-22 win over Hale County High School.
Alabama Christian Academy notched a last-second touchdown as time expired to beat Maplesville High School 32-29 on Nov. 1.
Chilton County High School dropped its season finale on the road at Elmore County High School 36-10 on Nov. 1.
By: Carey Reeder
After 11 weeks and a regular season that started all the way back in August, there are now just three Chilton County high school football teams left with a chance to bring home a state championship.
Our last two articles addressed the authenticity of the Bible by considering the immense body of internal and external evidence that it has remained unchanged and accurate over the last 1900 years. This time, we will look at the AUTHORITY and SUFFICIENCY of the Bible.
Jemison High School's 2024 homecoming festivities culminated on Oct. 25 as the school crowned their Homecoming Queen and princesses. When the names were read, Ashlynn Newsom was crowned the 2024 Jemison High School Homecoming Queen. The night was capped with the Panthers taking a 30-22 win on the football field for their first win of the season.
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