Double Springs

DOUBLE SPRINGS - Double Springs Middle School has released its list for the students who made all A’s and all A’s and B’s for the 2019-2020 school year.

DOUBLE SPRINGS - Emergency first responders found themselves on an emotional call Mother’s Day, May 10, when an 8-month-old boy found on the floor gasping for air later died.

DOUBLE SPRINGS - One of the best local bands is receiving a great honor, during a time that is particularly difficult for musicians and artists. Tremayne, founded and fronted by Mike Mayhall, of Double Springs, is up for two Alabama Music Awards this year.

DOUBLE SPRINGS - Although Winston County offices are scheduled to reopen to the public on Monday, May 18, the circuit clerk's office will remain closed until further notice, but will continue to conduct business.

DOUBLE SPRINGS - New Hope at Mt. Ebron Church, located on County Road 25 in Double Springs, will resume normal services beginning Wednesday, May 13, at 6 p.m.

DOUBLE SPRINGS - Hunter Hodge, of Double Springs, recently participated in a history-making production at Freed-Hardeman University, where he is majoring in management.

DOUBLE SPRINGS - The complex which formerly housed Looney’s Tavern Amphitheater, a site which drew many tourists for several years, was most recently the site of at least $10,000 worth of vandalism, which is being actively investigated by the Double Springs Police Department.

DOUBLE SPRINGS - With the COVID-19 stirring up sickness, schools were closed in March by the Alabama State Department of Education. Homework packets were delivered to students, or they were completed online. What about the career and technical school? How will they be able to complete the year without the hands-on learning experience?

DOUBLE SPRINGS - The Winston County High School Drama Club won its region in KinderVision's, The Greatest Save contest. Now they are vying for the state honor and $1,000.

DOUBLE SPRINGS - After a 15-minute executive session discussing the good name and character of individuals, the Double Springs Town Council took action Monday, April 13, to fill two vacancies--one left by the death of Bill Hawkins, the other by the resignation of Bart Seymour.