Wayne Clark

Valley Community Outreach honored 14 local seniors at James A. Hardy Gym, surprising its regular volunteers with certificates and food boxes for their service.

Fort Tyler Association president Rea Clark recounts the 1865 Battle of West Point and the community effort to reconstruct the long-lost fort and preserve its Civil War history.

Valley council buys land to clean up River View, recognizes Chambers County Day of Prayer's 25th year, and approves police, fountain and code enforcement measures.

Dobbs Transportation marks 20 years, growing from one recycled school bus to a $1.5M bus company, as founder Tifton Dobbs shares business advice with local youth.

Valley City Council approved repairs to a pink Georgia marble memorial bench vandalized at Lafayette Lanier II Memorial Park in Langdale.

Retired salesman and Chambers County native Sid Mickle discusses his 13 books, Southern roots and the fiction inspired by his life, friends and local history.

Lanett approved an Alabama Power easement for airport hangars, issued two proclamations and discussed a resident's request to connect to city sewer service.

Lanett's National Night Out drew families for safety resources, school supplies, food, games and a dunking booth, with police and community groups connecting with residents.

Greater Valley Area Chamber Director Carrie Wood outlined upcoming 2026 events, including the first Taco Bowl, annual dinner, Rockingfest and Christmas season activities.

Pastor Randall Hamer outlined plans for a Freedom in Christ ministry center in Lanett and shared updates on local school prayer outreach and leadership training.