Loretta Gillespie is a journalist for The Moulton Advertiser, focusing on local news and community events in Moulton, Alabama. With a passion for storytelling, Loretta brings to life the stories of the people and places in her community, highlighting the achievements, challenges, and unique experiences of the individuals who make Moulton a special place.
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By: Loretta Gillespie
Bernice Givens knows a lot about loss. She lost her father on a Sunday morning when she was only six years old.
By: Loretta Gillespie
Heather was an inspiration to all who knew and loved her, but not only that, she reached people all over the states and several countries with her pictures, the fantasy portraits and those of simple ordinary things. Her eyes tell the story of an artist, a mother, wife, daughter and friend who wanted to bring out the best in everyone. Her faith was her driving force.“Heather loved this one,” said Brent. “Sometimes we would just take the top off and ride out in the mountains for no reason. Just to spend time together.” Ivy and Paislee in back, Heather and Brent in front, family time.
This photo shows how the church looked in the early 1900s. The annex building was added in 1923. This particular church building was contructed in 1910.MBC worshiped for a short time in the Female Baptist Institute.
Current Deacons: Back Row (L-R) Charles Joiner, Terry Gardner, Sean Southern; Middle Row (L-R) Al Lowery, Shanon Terry, Jerry Carroll, James Bennett; Front Row (L-R) Michael Terry, Don Dodson, Kent Gilley, Brett Aday
Susan Morrow graduated from LCHS in 1985. She was so ready to go out and tackle the world, and her heart was in the right place because of her strong
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After losing 100 pounds, Jane looks and feels great! Shown here with daughters, Sarah on left, Jennifer on right. Jane is now a two-year survivor.
Clarissa with great nephew and great niece, Owen and Ava, ready for Halloween.
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Matthias and Carolyn Letson are very active in the American Legion, VFW and in the community-at-large. Shown here at a Memorial Day tribute to America’s fallen heroes.
Stacey at one of many LCHS games he attended. (Greg Brooks Photography)
Alaska has more than 12,000 rivers, as well as thousands of streams and creeks. The exact number of rivers is difficult to calculate because not all rivers are named, and
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