Clio News

The best made plans of mice and men sometimes backfire. And, when they do, the best thing to do is backtrack.

Most of us who knew Jon Shehane in high school had not seen him for 30-40 years.

Sheriff LeRoy Upshaw announced that the body of a black male from Clio, AL, a small town in southern Barbour County, has been positively identified.

More details are unfolding in what Barbour County, Alabama deputies are calling a "suspicious" fire.

The body of a black male found in Bullock County Tuesday night is believed to be that of a Clio man who was reported missing on Saturday January 14, 2012.

A body found in woods off Sutton Dairy Road near Ariton in Barbour County late Tuesday afternoon could be that of a missing Clio man.

Funeral services will be held 2:00 p.m. Wednesday, January 25, 2012 at Byrd Funeral Home Chapel with his son, Larry Wise and Pastor Benny Lindsey officiating.

Those who may have seen Willie David Pugh or his vehicle, a blue 2003 Chevrolet Malibu, are asked to contact the Barbour County Sheriff's Office at 775-3434. Barbour County Sheriff LeRoy Upshaw stated that a search and rescue team comprised of the Barbour County Sheriff's Department and volunteers from throughout Barbour County searched the Doster ... (more)

Willie David Pugh, 27, of Clio went missing Saturday at approximately 7:15 p.m. He was last seen on Highway 51 South between Clio and Ariton.