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Okinawa are already in our hands. The principal remaining japanese strength of more than 50,000 troops has managed to stalemate the marine corps and the marine Third Amphibious corps, which has arrived from the north to support them. From the capital city of naha, the enemy defense line runs unbroken for four miles like a stone wall to the east coast. Along this line, marine troops faced the concentrated fire of japanese artillery, the most effective yet encountered in any pacific operation. [gu...

A new state of the art sawmill is coming to Coosa County thanks to a recent $115 million investment from Demopolis based Two Rivers Lumber Company. The new operation in Kellyton will be the business' second location in Alabama and will reportedly create 130 jobs.

Surpassing $160,000 for the first time since 2008, the Hillsboro and Greenfield Rotary Clubs, along with event sponsor First State Bank, raised at least $165,161 for the Highland County Society for Children and Adults during the 52nd annual Ernie Blankenship Radio-Telethon Wednesday, March 27.

Surpassing $160,000 for the first time since 2008, the Hillsboro and Greenfield Rotary Clubs, along with event sponsor First State Bank, raised at least $165,161 for the Highland County Society for Children and Adults during the 52nd annual Ernie Blankenship Radio-Telethon Wednesday, March 27.

25 Years Ago – 1998

CORUNNA — The job of a portrait artist is to make the interior, exterior — to stamp, via brush stroke, something of their subject’s soul onto a painted face.

This week, 80 years ago, U.S. soldiers and Marines were fighting the jungle and the Japanese to gain control of the island of Bougainville.

YATES, Joseph S. (PopPop, Dad, Joe, Blue, Mr. Ump), died on September 18, 2023. Joe died knowing that he had led a blessed life with his Lord, family, and friends. Joe was preceded in death by his parents, Sidney E. Yates and Evelyn Robertson Yates. He is survived by his son, Michael S. Yates (Hannah),

On Monday, May 1, Hillsboro Mayor Justin Harsha issued a proclamation in honor of Buddy Poppy Month in the city of Hillsboro.

Gerold Wilkin, a member of the Highlanders Chapter 43 of the Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) and a member of several veterans organizations, led a ceremon