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GHS School Days: 1962-63, Part 11 Port Washington, Wisc.

BY CARTER E. ANTHONY   Upon arrival in Milwaukee, we were greeted by hosts in their private cars and whisked away for the 30-minute ride to Port Washington. The drive was parallel to the Lake Michigan shore, obviously scenery that we had never seen.  It was a beautiful drive. My student host was Paul Shafer,…

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BUTLER COUNTY BEGINNINGS Carl Fisher gives us highways

BY ANNIE CRENSHAW   In 1909, with his partner and friend, James Allison, and several other businessmen, Carl Fisher invested in a race track as a testing facility for Indiana’s growing automobile industry. The investors’ idea was that, as cars from different manufacturers competed against each other on the new track, spectators would see each…

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Idalia a reminder to prepare

Idalia is the first tropical system to make a statement in the Gulf this hurricane season. The system was forecast to become a dangerous “major hurricane” over the northeastern Gulf of Mexico by early Wednesday, the National Hurricane Center said. Hurricane watches are in effect along the Gulf Coast from Sarasota County all the way…

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Chamber Banquet offers chance to celebrate success

The Greenville Area Chamber of Commerce will hold its 14th annual Chamber Banquet Sept. 14 at the Wendell Mitchell Conference Center on the campus of LBW Community College. Executive Director Tracy Salter said the event offers an opportunity for chamber members, coworkers, family and friends, to gather and celebrate the many successes of the community.…

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Bonner hosts Butler County Students

University of South Alabama President Jo Bonner and his wife, Janee, hosted a special cookout dinner for students from Greenville High School and Fort Dale Academy at his home in Mobile, on the eve of the Fall 2023 semester. Bonner is an alumnus of Fort Dale Academy and maintains close ties to the area. Fifteen…

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Panthers fall to W.S. Neal

BY BRUCE BRANUM The Greenville Standard   The Georgiana Panthers opened their football season against the blue and gold W.S. Neal Eagles this past Friday and were handed a loss by a score of 22-12. In the first quarter, both teams kept each other fairly well in check. In the second though, the Eagles managed…

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Eagles corral Colts

BY BRUCE BRANUM The Greenville Standard   The Fort Dale Academy (FDA) Eagles notched their second victory of year in as many weeks by corralling the green, white, and orange Hooper Academy Colts by a score of 42-20. Unlike the Eagles first game against Edgewood, which was predominantly run oriented, they went with a balance…

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McKenzie batters Jaguars

BY SHEA ODOM The Greenville Standard   The McKenzie Tigers officially began their football season with a big win against the Wilcox Central Jaguars at Williams Vickery field, 47-28, under the Friday night lights. The Tigers kicked off and Wilcox made a fast run down field for yardage but McKenzie quickly answered. Skyler Sanders intercepted…

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MARION ARLINE MATTHEWS

Nov. 9, 1933 – Aug. 16, 2023 Mrs. Marion Arline Matthews, age 89, passed away on Wednesday, Aug. 16, 2023, in Greenville at Regional Medical Center of Central Alabama. A Memorial Service was held on Saturday, Aug. 26, beginning at 10 a.m. in the chapel of Dunklin Funeral Home with Brother Herbert Brown officiating. Mrs.…

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FRANCES S. DENNIS

Dec. 18, 1946 – Aug. 18, 2023 Frances “Luci” S. Dennis, a former resident of Greenville, passed away peacefully on Friday, Aug. 18, 2023 at the age of 76. Funeral Services were held on Friday, Aug. 25, beginning at 2 p.m. at Ebenezer East Baptist Church with Richard Crawford officiating and Dunklin Funeral Home directing. …

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