Wayne Clark is an Author at Valley Times-News. He focuses on themes such as culture and society, event management, and regional interest, often covering cultural movements and event planning. Wayne's work has been featured in various publications, including the Martinsburg Journal, Florida Politics, and the Journal of Sustainable Tourism.
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Wayne Clark's coverage primarily focuses on local community events, government announcements, and human interest stories in the Valley area. His articles often feature individuals or groups involved in community service, as well as local government activities.
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Point University welcomed several hundred students to its fall semester kickoff party Thursday at the downtown West Point riverside pavilion.
Chattahoochee Hospice outlined its comfort-focused care, family support and volunteer needs across five counties during a Kiwanis Club of Valley meeting.
Valley's varsity and JV football teams shut out Handley in a preseason jamboree, with the varsity winning 14-0 and the JV prevailing 8-0.
Valley council approved its first consumable hemp products license and a proposed agreement to sell 8.1 acres for Project Ironclad.
By: Wayne Clark
Valley City Council denied a consumable hemp license request in a 4-2 vote, correcting a previous report that said the application had been approved.
Tri-County Children's Advocacy Center director Jackie Burgess told Valley Lions Club how the nonprofit supports child abuse victims across five East-Central Alabama counties.
Robbie and Heather Clark are taking over Yates Printing in Lanett, expanding SuperShot Sports Photography into printing, engraving, trophies and office supplies.
Valley opened its season with a 42-12 win over Lanett, overcoming penalties while forcing key turnovers in the annual rivalry game.
American Legion Post 67 is resuming monthly meetings for local veterans after a year of inactivity, with Yvonne Pritchett serving as commander.
Dr. John Fitzgerald Williams discusses his new book, “Beyond Every Dark Cloud,” tracing his West Point childhood, Morris Brown years and 35-year ministry career.
