On Monday, Jan. 20, the Berry varsity girls basketball team lost to Hubbertville 61- 30. The Lady Wildcats fell to Vernon, 52-30 on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
On Jan. 23, Berry secured a victory over West Blocton 50-15.
The Berry varsity boys team lost to Hubbertville on Monday, Jan. 20, by a score of 67- 50. The Wildcats fell to Lamar County 64-60 on Tuesday, Jan. 21.
On Friday, Jan. 24, the Wildcats fell to Hubbertville, 65-54. Berry secured a 66-32 win against Brilliant on Saturday, Jan. 25.
On Monday, Jan. 20, The Fayette varsity boys won 62- 45 against Gordo.
The Fayette Varsity Girls lost their Tuesday, Jan. 21, game to Sulligent by a score of 54-39.
Hubbertville basketball coach Caleb Hynds recorded his 200th basketball coaching win last week when the Hubbertville Varsity Lady Lions defeated Vernon. Hynds took over the position of coach at Hubbertville in 2021 from Lamar Harris.
The Hubbertville varsity boys basketball team had sa string of wins last week. They defeated Sumiton Christian on Tuesday, Jan. 21, with a final score of 88- 70.
The Lions triumphed over Lamar County, 77-56 on Wednesday, Jan. 22. On Friday, Jan. 24, the Lions defeated Berry 65-54.
The Hubbertville Lady Lions won big last week in all three of their games. They defeated Sumiton Christian on Tuesday, Jan. 21, by a score of 67-24.
The Lady Lions defeated Lamar County, 39-28 on Jan. 22 and on Jan. 24 defeated Berry 62-36
The Northwest Alabama Economic Development Alliance, also known as C3, held its 44th annual State of the Region meeting on Thursday morning, Jan. 16, at Vernon City Hall.
The Fayette County Board of Education met on Tuesday, Jan. 21, at the Fayette Elementary School library. All board members were present. The meeting began with a prayer led by District Three Board Member Tom Hubbert followed by the Pledge of Allegiance led by District Five Board Member Julie Stough.
The Annual Commemoration March celebrating the life and legacy of the late Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. took place on Monday, Jan. 20. The event started at the Fayette County Courthouse, where Rev. Kelcey Hale led scripture and prayer, followed by Bro. Milborn Savage leading the Pledge of Allegiance and the National Anthem. Mayor Rod Northam welcomed the participants, and Rev. Charlie Humphreys explained the purpose of the march. Before the march began, Junior City Council Mayor Sean White led a prayer.
On Monday, Jan. 13, the Berry varsity girls basketball team won against Vina High School 45-35. The Lady Wildcats defeated Oak Grove 35-27 on Tuesday, Jan.14.
On Thursday, Jan. 16, Berry lost to Lynn 48-37. The Lady Wildcats narrowly defeated Pickens County 47-46 on Friday.
On Monday, Jan. 13, the Berry varsity boys basketball team defeated Vina High School 62-37. The Wildcats secured a 59-42 victory over Oak Grove on Tuesday Jan. 14. On Thursday, Berry won 53-49 in a close game against Lynn.
Fayette County High School senior basketball players were honored on Monday, Jan. 13. From left to right on the front row: Eli Martinez, Ahmaad Nalls, Elsie Smyth, Abby Porter, Will Jackson and Luke Anderson; back row from left to right: Tucker Whitley, Keyshaun Hughes, Isaiah Estep and Tre Davis. | Contributed photo
On Monday, Jan. 13, the Fayette County varsity boys basketball team won against South Lamar 62-57. The Tigers defeated Hamilton 73-68 on Friday, Jan. 17.
The Fayette County varsity girls basketball team won against South Lamar 68-33 on Monday.
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The Fayette City Council held its regular meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 14, at city hall, with all members present. The meeting opened with a prayer led by Rev. Kelcey Hale, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
The Fayette County Commission held its regular meeting on Monday, Jan. 13, at the courthouse annex building. The meeting opened with a prayer led by District One Commissioner Brad Cox, followed by the Pledge of Allegiance.
The rare snow event last week brought out the kid in many people, including Ann Parker, who is shown here with her snowman. | Contributed photo
Fayette County residents woke up to a cold, snowy day on Friday, Jan. 10. With many roadways deemed impassable for hours, the fierce winter storm brought daily life to a standstill, closing schools and businesses in the county. Despite the cold, many residents braved the weather and enjoyed their snow day with a variety of fun activities.
On Friday, Jan. 3, the Fayette County varsity boys team won 43-49 against Northside. The Tigers lost their game against Haleyville 54-77 on Jan. 7, and on Jan. 9, Fayette won their game against Winfield 73-71.
On Jan. 7, the Lady Tigers secured a big area win 55-54 over Haleyville.
On Jan. 6, the Berry varsity boys team lost 78-45 to Sumiton Christian. The Wildcats lost 63-54 to Phillips on Jan. 9.
On Jan. 6, the Berry varsity girls team lost to Sumiton Christian 38-41. The Lady Wildcats also lost to Phillips 37-54 on Jan. 9.
The Berry Town Council held its regular meeting on Monday Jan. 6, at the Berry Town Hall. Mayor Jimmy Madison called the meeting to order with all council members in attendance.
The Fayette Junior City Council convened this week, featuring key contributions from local leaders and updates on community initiatives.
The Glen Allen town council met on Tuesday, Jan. 7 at the town’s community center. Councilwoman Bobbie S. McCraw was not in attendance for the monthly meeting.
