Honoraville News

On Friday, May 22, 20 classmates of the HHSa SClass of 1959 and 19 guests gathered at It Dona t Matter Restaurant in Highland Home for a buffet luncheon and reunion.

Published Tuesday, April 28, 2009 Crenshaw County became a little bit cleaner after an estimated 25 tons of trash were picked up on April 18.

Each year, local governments across the nation celebrate National County Government Week as a way to raise public awareness and understanding of the roles and responsibilities of county government.

C.J. Faulk of Honoraville has been named as the Crenshaw County Chamber of Commerce's Citizen of the Year for 2008.

Over 500 juniors and seniors from Luverne School, Brantley School, Highland Home School, Crenshaw Christian Academy and McKenzie School got a reality check as they witnessed fire and rescue personnel respond to an a oeaccidenta scene that had been caused by a drunk driver at E.L. Turner Park Wednesday morning.

A Honoraville resident was fatally injured in a one-vehicle accident Sunday afternoon, March 15, about five miles north of Highland Home on Hwy.

Two Crenshaw County residents have been charged with the attempted murder of a Brantley resident after the victim was attacked and robbed coming out of his home.