Six-way stop planned for Lynn intersection
Clerk Marcia Manasco, left, and Kris Gray, water supervisor, stand west of the main intersection in Lynn where a stop sign will be placed.
HALEYVILLE - Volunteers are needed to help ring the bell for the Salvation Army’s Red Kettle campaign in Haleyville Friday, Nov. 27, through Christmas Eve, Dec. 24. Volunteers must wear masks and gloves. To sign up to volunteer or for more information, please call (205) 486-0792.
The Northwest Alabamian is changing its deadlines for the Nov. 25, edition.
Classifieds will need to be turned in by 9 a.m. on Friday, Nov. 20.
The deadline for display advertising will be Friday, Nov. 20, at 4 p.m. The Alabamian will be closed on Thursday, Nov. 26, for Thanksgiving.
Publisher Horace Moore and the Alabamian staff wish everyone a very happy and safe Thanksgiving.
DOUBLE SPRINGS- The Winston County High School band will be conducting a holiday marketplace on Dec. 4-5 at the Double Springs Municipal Building on Highway 195. The marketplace will not only feature all types of arts and crafts but also a bake sale of all types of goods provided by the Ashridge Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary. To special order a cake, contact Jo Ann Durham at 205-489-5741.
ASHRIDGE- The Ashridge Fire Department Ladies Auxiliary will have a fried pie sale on Nov. 16-17 to help raise funds to build a new storm shelter and community center. Fried apple and peach pies will be made with either sugar or splenda and available for $2 each. Pies this year will be made at Pleasant Hill #2 Baptist Church. Those picking up pies need to drive to the back of the church at the fellowship hall. To order a pie or for more information, contact Joe Ann Durham at 205-489-5741.
HALEYVILLE - The annual celebration honoring veterans at the Slaughter Fellowship Hall of First United Methodist Church, 9th Avenue, which is usually held the first of November, has been cancelled this year to the COVID-19 pandemic, announced organizer Debbie Wood. Wood offered her regrets for having to cancel the ceremony but assured it was in the best protection of the public, especially the veterans, many of whom are older residents, that may be more susceptible to the ongoing virus.