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Sessions, Tuberville head to runoff 14 states voting Tuesday, but there were no groups urged state officials to extend voting in Alabama Senate race / A8 reports of voters being unable to cast a ballot hours. Council or security breaches. Voting got off to a slow start in Travis By CHRISTINA A. CASSIDY Just hours before County, Texas, because many election work- recognizes Associated Press polls were set to ers did not show up, with some citing fears of open in Tennessee, contracting the coronavirus, according to the Women’s Deadly tornadoes knocked out polling tornadoes tore county clerk’s office. The election office says places in Tennessee while fears over the through parts of the it began implementing emergency proce- coronavirus left some polling places in Cal- state, destroying at dures, with elections staff and other employ- History ifornia and Texas short of election workers least 140 buildings and killing at least 24 ees filling in as poll workers. as Super Tuesday voting opened around the people. Another county, in California, addressed Month country. With more than a dozen polling sites in concerns over the coronavirus by sending Scattered reports of polling places opening Nashville’s Davidson County damaged, vot- bottles of hand sanitizer to polling places By RON HARRIS late, machines malfunctioning or voter rolls ers were sent to other locations, where some Daily Mountain Eagle being down marred voting in some of the of them encountered long lines. Voting rights See SUPER TUESDAY, A7 Jasper City Council members honored female employees of the city Tuesday morning with a proclamation declaring Allred wins Sunday, March 8, as In- ternational Women’s Day GOP nod in the city. The proclamation is recog- for district nized along- side a judge na- tional By W. BRIAN HALE procla- Daily Mountain Eagle mation that declares March as Seeking a third term in office, National Women’s Histo- incumbent Henry Allred secured ry Month. the Republican nomination for Jasper Mayor David Walker County District Judge O’Mary presented the over challenger proclamation to a group Samuel “Sam” of ladies who work for the Bentley in a city. landslide vic- The proclamation said, tory. in part, that “in 1977, the Allred United Nations General totaled 8,792 Assembly adopted a reso- of the votes Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris lution calling on member cast, nearly states to proclaim a day 60 percent, to Steve Miller, at right, celebrates with one of his supporters after learning he had defeated incumbent county commission chairman Jerry Bishop in Tuesday’s election. Miller re- for women’s rights and Bentley’s 5,866 international peace.” votes. Judge Henry ceived 7,938 votes to Bishop’s 7,066. Following that lead, He will face Allred President Ronald Reagan Democratic in 1987 issued a procla- Party challenger Seth L. Di- mation to observe March amond in the Nov. 2 General Miller unseats Bishop Election. See JASPER, A7

See ALLRED, A8 as commission chairman WALKER COUNTY Ingle wins third term as county votes to 7,066, or 52.91 percent to 47.09 percent, SHERIFF’S OFFICE school board chairman / A7 in the Republican Party primary. No Democrat Barrentine qualified for the position, although write-in 6 arrested By ED HOWELL votes will be allowed against Miller on the Nov. Daily Mountain Eagle 2 ballot. However, write-in votes rarely result in on drug, other wins job as victory, and no independent effort is known of. Steve Miller, a longtime roofer who cam- Miller, 59, who lives in Curry, said he will be charges circuit judge paigned to “make Walker County great again,” taking office in January. He and a new winner defeated the incumbent chairman of the Walker in District 3 — Commissioner Ralph Williams From Staff Reports By JEFFERY WINBORNE County Commission, Jerry Bishop, on Tuesday did not run for re-election in that district — will Daily Mountain Eagle to lead the commission starting in 2021. mean two new members on the five-man com- The Walker County Unofficial results from Walker County voting Sheriff’s Office’s (WCSO) Joeletta Barrentine celebrated Tuesday showed Miller defeated Bishop 7,938 See CHAIRMAN, A8 narcotics, K9 and inves- at Los Reyes Grill in downtown tigative divisions made Jasper on several recent arrests Tuesday night throughout the county as she, along on drug and burglary with her family, Aderholt tops Salomaa in commission race warrants. friends and Michael Douglas Shem- No Democrat qualified for the position, supporters, By ED HOWELL well, 30, of Empire, was and Aderholt only faces write-in votes learned that Daily Mountain Eagle arrested Saturday night in the Nov. 2 General Election ballot. she had won by Narcotics Investigator District 4 Walker County Commis- Aderholt said in a statement texted the election for Krimson Culverson on sioner Steven Aderholt defeated a chal- late Tuesday night, “Above all, I’m Circuit Court a warrant for third-de- lenge from educator Martha Parnell thankful to Jesus Christ for His grace Judge, Place gree burglary, third-de- Salomaa during Tuesday’s primary that has allowed to serve in this posi- No. 1. Joeletta gree theft of property, elections to win a third four-year term tion. I would like to thank my family “I’m a little Barrentine third-degree criminal on the Walker County Commission. and friends for their encouragement overwhelmed,” mischief and criminal Unofficial results show Aderholt won during this election. Barrentine said in a Daily Moun- trespassing. Steven 2,232 votes, or 59.06 percent, to Sa- See COMMISSION, A2 See BARRENTINE, A8 Aderholt lomaa’s 1,547 votes, or 40.94 percent. See ARRESTS, A7

DEATHS WEATHER INDEX SOCIAL June Elizabeth Black, 73, Dora Hazel Louise Marlow, 89, Jasper Business...... B1 LEFT Tommy Elizabeth Woods, 85, Jasper Classifieds...... B6 ON Eddie J. Cunningham, 67, Dora Comics...... Juanita Louise Johnson, 75, Hueytown B5 RED James Lynn Oswalt, 66, Jasper Use your Dear Abby...... B5 Olene Key Rubley, 90, Arley phone to Opinion...... A4 Find us on your Judy F. Stricklin, 57, Jasper High Low quickly sign Sports...... favorite podcast Ed Southern, 73, Dora up for our A5 streaming Wayne O’Rear, 85, Bowling Green, KY 57 48 weekly e-mail platforms. Sylvia Rose Banks, 83, Jasper newsletter Two sections, 16 pages A2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., March 4, 2020 www.mountaineagle.com Today’s weather DEATHS & FUNERALS Forecast for Wednesday, March 4, 2020 TENN. Oxford 56/48 Huntsville Hazel Louise Marlow Olene Key Rubley ARK. 58/46 Hazel Louise Marlow, 89, of Jasper, passed away Olene Key Rubley, 90, of Arley, passed away Mon- Monday, March 2, 2020, at her residence. day, March 2, 2020, at her residence. GA. The family will have a private service at a later A Celebration of Life service will be held at a later date. date. Greenville Birmingham 58/50 58/47 She was preceded in death by her husband, Bobby Rubley was preceded in death by her husband, Marlow; and son, Michael Marlow. Jimmy Rubley; son, James Rubley; son-in-law, Mike She is survived by her children, Robert Marlow and Owens; parents, Harvey and Katie Key; four broth- Mark Marlow; granddaughter, Sarah Marlow; and a ers; and two sisters. Jackson Montgomery host of friends. She is survived by her daughters, Phyllis Owens 60/50 61/52 In lieu of flowers, the family requests donations be and Kandy Mays (Tim); son, Randy Rubley; brother, made to Walker County Humane Society or Chil- Harold Key; eight grandchildren; 10 great-grandchil- Brookhaven Hattiesburg dren’s Advocacy Center of Walker County. dren; and a host of nieces, nephews and other rela- 62/53 66/52 Friends may sign the guest register at kilgore- tives and dear friends.

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Tommy Elizabeth Judy F. Stricklin ‘Tootsie’ Woods Judy F. Stricklin, 57, of Jasper, passed away Mon- ©2020 AccuWeather, Inc. day, March 2, 2020, at Princeton Baptist Medical February 3, 1935‑March 2, 2020 Center in Birmingham. Tommy Elizabeth “Tootsie” Woods, 85, of Jasper, Visitation will be held Thursday, March 5, 2020, passed away Monday, March 2, 2020, at Ridgeview from 1 until 2 p.m. at the Bob Wilson Memorial Health Services. Chapel in Carbon Hill, with funeral services to follow The family will receive friends today, March 4, at 2 p.m. Steve Thompson will officiate. LA County sheriff 2020, at 5 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home,. Stricklin was preceded in death by her husband, Funeral services will follow at 6 p.m. in the Col- Joe David Stricklin Sr.; son, Joe David Stricklin Jr.; says 8 deputies took lins-Burke Chapel. Burial will be at New Hope Ceme- parents, Harold and Helen Rhodes; grandson, Ellis tery. Kenneth Wiggins will officiate. Stricklin; and brothers, Timothy and Billy Wayne Bryant crash photos Mrs. Woods was preceded in death by her husband, Rhodes. Leon Woods; daughter, JoAnn Woods Horton; son, She is survived by her daughter, Jeanie Lyn Key Michael L. Woods; grandson, Bradley Horton. (Jason); grandchildren, Alton and Adam Stricklin; LOS ANGELES (AP) — Los Angeles County Sheriff She is survived by her daughters, Peggy Gray brothers, Jerry Rhodes (Glinda), Charles Rhodes Alex Villanueva said eight deputies allegedly took or (Fred) and Linda Woods (Mickey); grandchildren, (Debra), Ricky Rhodes (Pam) and Teddy Rhodes shared graphic photos of the Kobe Bryant helicopter Jeremy Horton, Matthew S. Woods, Amber Short (Debra); sister, Tammy Gilbreath (Gary); and a host crash scene, but he ordered them deleted. (Landon), Emily McDonald (Josh) and Kimberly Pate of other relatives and dear friends. “That was my No. 1 priority, was to make sure those (Drew); great-grandchildren, Lacey Woods, Axel In lieu of flowers it is the family’s request to make photos no longer exist,” Villanueva told NBC News for Woods, Madelyn Woods, BreAnna Woods, Kaleb Hor- donations to the Alabama Cancer Society. a story Monday. “We identified the deputies involved, ton, Kyson Horton, Emma Grace McDonald, Sadie they came to the station on their own and had admit- Short and Liam Short. Wilson Funeral Home and Crematory, ted they had taken them and they had deleted them. Carbon Hill; 205-924-4147 And we’re content that those involved did that.” Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 The sheriff said he learned the week of the crash that as many as eight deputies may have been in- volved. Ed Southern “We’ve communicated in no uncertain terms that Eddie J. Cunningham March 11, 1946‑Feb. 27, 2020 the behavior is inexcusable,” Villanueva said. “I mean, Eddie J. Cunningham, 67, of Dora, passed away Ed Southern, 73, of Dora, passed away Thursday, people are grieving for the loss of their loved ones. To Friday, Feb. 28, 2020, at Walker Baptist Medical Feb. 27, 2020, at Princeton Baptist Medical Center in have that on top of what they’ve already gone through Center. Birmingham. is unconscionable.” Funeral services will be held Saturday, March 7, He was preceded in death by his parents, Frank Villanueva said the Sheriff’s Department doesn’t 2020, at noon at Faith Chapel Funeral Home. and Gertrude Southern; brother, Bill Southern; and have a specific policy about taking photographs on sister, Avaline Bearden. personal cellphones. But he plans to change that Faith Chapel Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9680 He is survived by his daughter, Tara Southern; situation and would like to see a state law making it sister, Minee McCrary; and brother, Albert Southern. illegal to take unauthorized photos of accident scenes A memorial gathering for family and friends will be depicting dead bodies. Juanita Louise Johnson held Thursday, March 5, 2020, at Dora First Baptist Villanueva told KABC-TV that the deputies are October 5, 1944 ‑ March 2, 2020 Church from 6 until 8 p.m. Burial will take place at facing an investigation and possible disciplinary Juanita Louise Johnson, 75, of Hueytown passed Macedonia Cemetery in Montevallo. action. He wouldn’t specify the kind of actions they away March 2, 2020. might face. She was preceded in death by her husbands, Gary The Sheriff’s Department has a policy against Wayne Johnson and Phares Edward Morton; and Wayne O’Rear taking and sharing crime scene photos, but it doesn’t her parents, Thomas Benjamin and Bertha Frances Wayne O’Rear, 85, of Bowling Green, Ky., passed apply to accident scenes, the sheriff told KCBS-TV. Daniels Paschal. away Tuesday, March 3, 2020. Bryant, his daughter and seven others died on Juanita is survived by her daughters, Yvonne Pate Arrangements will be announced later by Col- Jan. 26 when their helicopter crashed into a hill- Holt (Terry) and Sherry Morton Sherer (Timothy); lins-Burke Funeral Home. side in Calabasas, northwest of Los Angeles, during grandsons, Eric Benjamin Pate (Kenya) and Joshua cloudy weather. The victims were traveling to a youth Nathaniel Josiah Dozier; great-grandson, Preston Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 basketball tournament at Bryant’s sports facility in Alexander Pate; and her sister, Jenny Wren Nunn. Thousand Oaks. Juanita had an extremely flamboyant personality. The crash remains under investigation by the Na- She was an artist with a great talent for drawing. tional Transportation Safety Board. Juanita enjoyed camping, fishing and crocheting. She Sylvia Rose Banks The Los Angeles Times reported last week that a attended Union Grove Baptist Church. Cremation Sylvia Rose Banks, 83, of Jasper, passed away public safety source with knowledge of the events had services are being provided. A Memorial Service will Tuesday, March 3, 2020, at Ridgeview Health Ser- seen one of the photos on the phone of another official be scheduled at a later date. vices. in a setting that was not related to the investigation Online condolences can be made at www.newhori- Arrangements will be announced later by Col- of the crash. He said the photos showed the scene and zonmemorial.com. lins-Burke Funeral Home. victims’ remains. New Horizon Memorial Funeral Home, Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Dora; 205-648-2323 June Elizabeth Black James Lynn Oswalt June Elizabeth Black, 73, of Dora, passed away James Lynn Oswalt, 66, of Jasper, passed away Tuesday, Feb. 18, 2020, at Cordova Health and Re- Monday, March 2, 2020, at his residence. hab. Arrangements will be announced later by Col- She was born on June 23, 1946, to Evelyn Gur- lins-Burke Funeral Home. ganus Hallman and J.L. Hallman. A Celebration of Life service will be held at 2 p.m. Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Saturday, March 7, 2020, at Dovertown Freewill Bap- tist Church. Pastor Dewayne “Bubba” Hallman will officiate the service.

AP Photo/Mark J. Terrill, File In this Jan. 27 file photo, investigators work the From A1 scene of a helicopter crash that killed former NBA Commission basketball player Kobe Bryant, his 13-year-old “I’m deeply grateful to the voters being at Dora High School teaching follow-up action. Tucker will now daughter, Gianna, and seven others as Los Ange- of District 4 for their vote of confi- English. rule if the extra petitions were les County Sheriff’s deputies patrol in an all-ter- dence and continued support. I plan She also oversees the Sipsey Heri- enough to get Cleghorn on the rain vehicle on a hillside in Calabasas, Calif. to bring the same optimism and tage Commission, a non-profit which ballot. enthusiasm into my next term of of- promotes and improve the health Borden read a statement after fice as I’ve had the last eight years. and well-being of the area where the Tuesday’s victory. I’m looking forward to making even Mulberry River flows into the Sipsey “I’m excited to be in the runoff,” VOLUME 58 NUMBER 265 more positive progress for District 4 Fork of the Black Warrior. he said. “I would like to thank all of and our county, Lord willing, in the my supporters. I look forward to con- Daily Mountain Eagle months and years ahead.” Borden, Pate tinuing to campaign and meet the Aderholt, 45, opened Central in runoff for District 3 residents of District 3. Much work - Main Office 1301 Alabama Urgent Care in Dora needs to be done. Our roads, ditch- Member In the four-man District 3 race, E. Viking Drive about five years ago and manages es, culverts and brush are still a Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau James “Jim” Borden and D. Michael Phone (205) 221-2840 of Circulations several other smaller businesses. Pate will face each other in a runoff problem in District 3. As a full-time Aderholt said he is a true conserva- on March 31. commissioner, and fiscal responsibil- Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday tive and when he first ran in 2012, Unofficial results show Borden ity will be a top priority.” Closed Saturday & Sunday what bothered him the most was Pate said in an Eagle Facebook Daily Mountain Eagle ISSN 0893-0759 Copyright © 2015 by the Daily Mountain led the voting with 1,315 votes, or Eagle is published every morning Tuesday-Sunday by Jasper Daily Mountain the county finances, as he realized 36.74 percent, to Pate’s 1,065 votes, Live interview after the results Eagle , a division of Cleveland Newspapers, Inc., 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL the implications for years to come. or 29.76 percent. Jason Richardson came in that he felt good about it. 35501, Tuesday-Sunday (Daily except Christmas). Business and Editorial Offices: 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501, Accounting and Circulation Offices: Daily He felt the only way to get through was third with 688 votes, or 19.22 He noted the candidates worked as Mountain Eagle , 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501. Call (205) 221-2884 to the crisis was to have businessmen percent, while former Commissioner hard as they could getting voters. subscribe. Application to mail at Periodicals postage prices is pending at Jasper, AL, on the commission who understood “We’re just going to have to work and additional mailing offices (if applicable). Bobby J. Nunnelley had 511 votes, finances. or 14.28 percent. hard the next few weeks,” Pate said, POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Daily Mountain Eagle, PO Box 1469, He campaigned that the com- adding he thinks he can pick up vot- Jasper, AL 35502-1469 (USPS 144-040). District 3 Commissioner Ralph mission worked as a team to make Williams did not seek re-election. ers, some in the Cordova area. “I’m MISS YOUR PAPER? Your carrier is an independent contractor who is contracted proactive decisions, including cuts to going to go out here and knock on with the Daily Mountain Eagle to deliver, collect and otherwise serve you, the No Democrats qualified. subscriber. However, as a service to our subscribers and independent contractors, our what he said was wasteful spending Bill Cleghorn of Jasper has turned doors, too. I’ve heard a lot of people circulation department is open from 8 a.m. until 5 p.m. Mon.-Fri. & 7-10 on Sat. in county government. He negoti- in petitions to run as an indepen- say, ‘I’ve not had anybody knock on & Sun. to handle any problems that arise. If you do not receive your paper by 9 a.m., please call our circulation department at 221-2884 and every effort will be made to ated nearly a quarter of a million dent in the race on the Nov. 3 ballot. my door.’ A lot of people want you get a copy of the paper to you that morning. dollars in medical cost savings on He was short in the number of peti- to.” Jasper, Alabama 35501 inmate medical bills at the Walker tions needed to get on the ballot as Asked what made a difference in SUBSCRIPTION 3 6 1 County Jail. the campaign, he said, “I’ve learned T elephone 221-2840 RATES BY MAIL MONTHS MONTHS YEAR of Saturday, Probate Judge A. Lee Periodical Postage Paid at Jasper, AL Walker County $31.50 $63.00 $126.00 Salomaa, 52, said has taught at Tucker said at the time, although a lot. It is a lot of stuff you really USPS NO. 144-040 Outside Walker County $39.50 $74.00 $138.00 both Wallace State Community Cleghorn had until 5 p.m. Tuesday need to take serious. People out MOTOR ROUTE SUBSCRIPTION RATES Outside Alabama $46.50 $89.00 $166.00 College and Bevill State Community to get in more petitions. there needs to get out there and Monthly $10.50 6 Months ...... $63.00 Visa, Mastercard & Discover Cards Accepted. College. She has taught at different Cleghorn said Tuesday night he vote. This is serious stuff. If you 3 Months $31.50 1 Year ...... $126.00 SENIOR DISCOUNT AVAILABLE schools around the county, the latest had turned in more petitions as a don’t vote, you can’t complain.” DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., March 4, 2020 www.mountaineagle.com — A3 Tornadoes devastate Tennessee, officials say at least 24 killed

NASHVILLE, Tenn. (AP) — Rescuers searched through shat- tered Tennessee neigh- borhoods for bodies Tues- day, less than a day after tornadoes ripped across Nashville and other parts of the state as families slept. At least 24 people were killed, some in their beds, AP Photo/Mark Humphrey authorities said. The twisters that A man looks over buildings destroyed by storms Tuesday in Nashville, Tenn. struck in the hours after Tornadoes ripped across Tennessee early Tuesday, shredding buildings midnight shredded more and killing multiple people. than 140 buildings and AP Photo/Mark Humphrey buried people in piles A man walks through storm debris following a tance, the White House of rubble and wrecked deadly tornado Tuesday in Nashville, Tenn. said. basements. Trump also announced The storms moved so roofs, snapped power looking for two more. plans to visit the disaster quickly that many people lines and huge broken Nashville residents area on Friday. in their path could not trees, making many city walked around on streets “We send our love and flee to safer areas. streets and rural roads and sidewalks littered our prayers of the nation “It hit so fast, a lot of impassable. Schools, with debris, in neigh- to every family that was folks didn’t have time to courts, transit lines and borhoods where missing affected,” Trump said. take shelter,” Putnam an airport were closed. walls and roofs left living “We will get there, and County Mayor Randy Por- More than a dozen polling rooms and kitchens ex- we will recover, and we ter said. “Many of these stations were also dam- posed. will rebuild, and we will folks were sleeping.” aged, forcing Super Tues- Mangled power lines help them.” The governor declared day voters to wait in long and broken trees came to The tornadoes were an emergency and sent lines at alternative sites. rest on cars, streets and spawned by a line of the National Guard to The death toll climbed piles of rubble. severe storms that the county to help with steadily as first respond- “It is heartbreaking. stretched from Alabama AP Photo/Mark Humphrey search-and-rescue efforts. ers gingerly pulled apart We have had loss of life into western Pennsylva- Early findings by Na- wreckage. all across the state,” said nia. Damaged trucks sit on a sidewalk as well as the tional Weather Service Sheriff Eddie Farris Lee, who ordered non- In Nashville, the street following a deadly tornado Tuesday in survey teams indicated said only 30 percent of the essential state workers twister’s path was mostly Nashville, Tenn. that the damage in Nash- Putnam County disaster to stay home and then north and east of the ville and Wilson County area had received a “hard boarded a helicopter to heart of downtown, barking before the sirens across the street and to the east was inflicted check” by midday. survey the damage. sparing many of the city’s went off. They knew what saw the damage at East by a tornado of at least “A lot of these homes During the governor’s biggest tourism draws was coming,” said Paula End United Methodist EF-3 intensity, the agency had basements, and we’re tour of Putnam County, — the honky tonks of Wade, of East Nashville. Church. said. hopeful there are still homeowners dug through Broadway, the Grand Ole “Then we heard the roar “It’s this beautiful One twister wrecked people down in there,” he debris, trying to salvage Opry House, the storied ... Something made me Richardsonian Roman- homes and businesses said. any items not destroyed. Ryman Auditorium and just sit straight up in esque church. The bell across a 10-mile stretch In Putnam County, 80 One young woman held the convention center. bed, and something came tower is gone, the triptych of Nashville that includ- miles east of Nashville, up a clean green blouse Instead the storm through the window right window of Jesus the good ed parts of downtown. It trees, vehicles and other while standing on a sec- tore through the large- above my head. If I hadn’t shepherd that they just smashed more than three loose, heavy items had ond floor of a home that ly African American moved, I would’ve gotten restored and put back up dozen buildings, includ- completely flattened hous- had no roof. areas of Bordeaux and a face full of glass.” a few weeks ago is gone,” ing destroying the tower es and businesses. The Red Cross set up a North Nashville as well Then she looked she said. and stained glass of a A van of longtime cus- shelter with 50 cots at a as neighborhoods trans- historic church. Another tomers at a local eatery — church in nearby Cookev- formed by a recent build- tornado damaged more who proudly stated they ille for those left homeless ing boom. than 100 structures along ate there every morning by the storm who had Germantown and East a 2-mile path of destruc- — arrived to help clear nowhere else to stay, said Nashville are two of the Swamp tion in Putnam County, debris just as Gov. Bill Anita Murrell, who helps city’s trendiest hotspots, wiping some homes from Lee stopped by to tour the manage Red Cross disas- with restaurants, music their foundations and devastation. ter response volunteers in venues, high-end apart- John’s depositing the wreckage In one neighborhood, Tennessee. ment complexes and ris- Friday, March 6th | 4pm-7pm far away. volunteers had found President Donald ing home prices threaten- Carbon Hill Presbyterian Church Daybreak revealed Trump spoke with the ing to drive out longtime five bodies by Tuesday 227 NW 3rd Ave. | Carbon Hill, AL 35549 landscapes littered with afternoon. Neighbors and governor by phone and residents. blown-down walls and sheriff’s officers were still pledged federal assis- “The dogs started $12 Per Plate | Dine In Or Carry Out

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Wednesday, March 4, 2020 Opinion A4 EDITORIALS Chancellor Finis St. John and What’s so hard to the University of Alabama System grasp about U.S. Our 1901 humility. in Alabama in 1838 and have been Alabama Consti- Thus it was a unique and yet leaders in our state throughout the elections being decided tution has been brilliant decision to choose someone state’s history. rightfully crit- from the Board of Trustees to head Chancellor Finus “Fess” St. John by Americans? icized as being the University of Alabama System. was the most outstanding leader on archaic. Howev- In July 2018, Finis E. St. John IV, campus during his four years at the A key element of President Donald Trump’s er, it was simply who had served 17 years on the Uni- University of Alabama in the 1970s. defense in his impeachment was the argument that a reflection of the versity System Board was named He graduated magna cum laude if what he did wasn’t a violation of a specific crim- times. The au- In the Chancellor. and was inducted into Phi Betta inal statute, it wasn’t impeachable. Most serious thors and crafters Statehouse He became the Chief Executive Kappa and ODK and graduated legal experts say that argument is ridiculous — but of our document Steve Flowers Officer of what would be compara- with honors. it’s also ridiculous that inviting interference into were well educat- ble to a Fortune 500 company. The After his undergraduate process an American election is not currently, specifically ed gentry. There- University of Alabama System is at the Capstone, he was accepted illegal. fore they appreciated and realized not only Alabama’s largest higher and proceeded to the prestigious Perhaps it took a president willing to sink this the importance of having a prized education enterprise, it is Ala- University of Virginia School of low to highlight this major hole in the federal stat- capstone university. bama’s largest employer with over Law. He graduated at the top of his utes. Congress should fill that hole and pass a spe- The University of Alabama was 45,000 employees and an economic law school class in 1982 and clerked cific law against this most un-American of offenses. founded in 1831 and had become impact of over $10 billion per year. for a federal judge for a while before “Russia, if you’re listening, I hope you’re able to one of the premier southern univer- The Alabama System is com- coming home to Cullman to join his find the 30,000 emails,” Trump said in July 2016, in sities by the time of the Civil War. prised of three dynamic institu- family law firm. reference to the overblown issue of deleted emails It was not by coincidence that one of tions: The University of Alabama The St. John law firm in Cull- from Hillary Clinton’s private account. On that very the primary missions of the north- main campus in Tuscaloosa, man, that Fess joined 36 years ago, day, Russia attempted to hack into Clinton’s serv- ern Union invasion of the South University of Alabama at Hunts- is one of Alabama’s oldest law firms. ers. As special counsel Robert Mueller would later was to burn and raze the University ville and the University of Alabama The St. John family has a long and establish, Vladimir Putin’s government was bent on of Alabama campus. They knew at Birmingham which comprises distinguished history of service. helping Trump win, or at least undermining public the importance of a state having our world renowned UAB Health His father, grandfather and great faith in the whole U.S. election process. an exemplary institution of higher System. UAB alone is by far Jeffer- grandfather served in the Alabama Those goals were also behind a Kremlin-connect- learning. son County’s largest employer and Legislature. His mother was the ed lawyer’s offer to provide Trump’s campaign with Therefore, when the authors economic engine, it is indeed the first female attorney in Cullman dirt on Clinton. The campaign took the meeting, of our Constitution crafted their State of Alabama’s No. 1 employer and his great great grandfather, in Trump Tower, no less. As has been pointed out document, they chose to place the and economic ingredient. who arrived in Cullman in 1838 before, the fact that the meeting didn’t yield said University of Alabama above poli- It would have been an easy choice and was soon elected to the Al- dirt makes the campaign no more innocent than tics and keep the institution in the for the Board to choose to bring in abama General Assembly, was the bank robber who breaks into a vault only to auspices of high-minded individuals an academician from an Ivy League instrumental in creating our state’s discover it’s empty. who would be above reproach and school to head this prestigious public education system. Then there was Ukraine. The White House’s petty politics. institution. The choice of Finis St. Chancellor St. John understands own summary of Trump’s “perfect” phone call with The Constitution created a John reflects the collective wisdom and knows the history and potential Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy — “We self-appointing, perpetual Board of of this austere body. Why not select of our state in a very unique way. need you to do us a favor, though.” — established Trustees to guide and govern the someone who has been an integral This, coupled with his brilliant in- that, yes, Trump tried to leverage military aid to university. This concept has played part of the governing and spear- tellect, makes him ideal. If anyone a besieged ally in exchange for personal political out magnificently throughout the heading of the unparalleled growth was ever born to lead the current gain. Trump released the money only after the years. The Board of Trustees has of our state’s crown jewel and most University of Alabama System, it is scheme was revealed, though he continued calling been made up of men and women significant financial and education- Finus “Fess” St. John, IV. on Ukraine and others to investigate Democratic over the past two centuries who al and research institution. See you next week. presidential candidate Joe Biden. have been leaders of our state. Finis St. John IV, better known Congressional Republicans who looked at all this These board members have not by colleagues and older acquain- Steve Flowers is Alabama’s leading political and concluded it wasn’t impeachable will be judged only been the most distinguished, tances as Fess, is widely respected. columnist. His weekly column appears in over 60 by history, but the failure of federal law in this Alabama newspapers. He served 16 years in the erudite people in Alabama, but also He knows Alabama, its history, and state legislature. Steve may be reached at www. case is a judgment that’s easy to make right now. those known for their integrity and its attributes. His family settled steveflowers.us. Current law prohibits campaigns from accepting money or any other “thing of value” from a foreign national. Does a sitting president pressing a foreign government to create a political scandal against an opponent fall under that law? It’s debatable — but TODAY IN it should be a specifically outlawed act in any case. Does any American seriously believe otherwise? HISTORY Apparently so. House Democrats have passed measures to do just that, but they have been Today is Wednesday, shelved without so much as a hearing in the Senate. March 4, the 64th day of Those House Democrats should pass them again — 2020. There are 302 days and again — and dare the Republican-dominated left in the year. Senate to keep slapping them down right up until Today’s Highlight in Election Day. If even the simple proposition that History: American elections should be decided by Americans On March 4, 1865, is now too problematic for Trump’s Senate Repub- President Abraham lican captives to support, that should become an Lincoln was inaugurated election issue in itself. for a second term of office; — Reprinted from The St. Louis Post-Dispatch with the end of the Civil War in sight, Lincoln declared: “With malice toward none, with charity for all.” HOW TO REACH OUR On this date: In 1789, the Consti- ELECTED OFFICIALS tution of the United States went into effect as the first Federal Con- gress met in New York. (The lawmakers then adjourned for lack of a quorum.) LETTERS TO THE EDITOR In 1791, Vermont be- came the 14th state. realize the benefits of including people Jones doesn’t represent In 1793, George Wash- of all abilities in our community. Our ington was sworn in for views of many Alabamians members, who have traditionally been a second term as presi- The United States House of Repre- recipients of service, now are making dent of the United States sentatives voted to impeach President a positive impact by giving back to the Sen. Rep. Rep. during a ceremony in Donald Trump. This impeachment communities that once served them. Philadelphia. Greg Reed Connie Tim went to trial in the United States That is why the Aktion Club of Jasper In 1933, Franklin D. Rowe Wadsworth Senate as to whether or not to remove is so important here. Roosevelt took office as the president from office. Thankfully, Locally, our Aktion Club, sponsored America’s 32nd president. the senate voted to acquit President by the Kiwanis Club of Jasper, partici- SENATE Rowe, R-Jasper In 1964, Teamsters Trump. pates in service projects and members Sen. Greg Reed, 11 S. Union St. president James Hoffa Our very own Senator Doug Jones of attend regional conferences including R-Jasper Montgomery, AL and three co-defendants Alabama voted for the removal of the one they hosted at Camp McDowell were found guilty by a State House, Room 36130 president. Jones is an embarrassment last October. Our partners include 734 (334) 242-7595 federal court in Chatta- to this state. His election to the senate ARC of Walker County. Aktion Club nooga, Tennessee, of jury 11 S. Union St. was a fluke. He will be defeated this provides a safe place for members to tampering. Montgomery, AL Rep. Tim Wadsworth, November. Jones doesn’t represent the interact while working on projects that Today’s Birthdays: 36130 R-Arley views of many Alabamians. His views benefit others. Actress Paula Prentiss is 334-261-0842 11 S. Union St. are more in tune with California and In Kiwanis, we strive to help the 82. Movie director Adrian Montgomery, AL New York moreso than Alabama. children ofthe world, without limits. Lyne is 79. Author James HOUSE OF 36130 Richard Phillips, We are an inclusive organization, and Ellroy is 72. Former REPRESENTATIVES (205) 712-1792 Oakman Aktion Club is an important part of Energy Secretary Rick Rep. Connie Cooner our international service team. The Perry is 70. Actress Kay Aktion Club Week Kiwanis Club of Jasper is proud to Lenz is 67.Actress Cath- sponsor the Aktion Club and believes The Aktion Club of Jasper is observ- erine O’Hara is 66. Actor the service hours given by this group Mykelti Williamson is 63. ing Aktion Club Week March 2-6. are an important contribution to mak- Through this service club, a program Actress Patricia Heaton ing our community a place where all is 62. Actor Steven Weber of Kiwanis International, adults of all children can thrive, prosper and grow. abilities can give back to their com- is 59. Gay rights activist If you’d like to help, consider at- Chaz Bono is 51.Actress Daily Mountain Eagle munities’ while being part of a larger tending a meeting or volunteering at group. Aktion Club members helped at Margo Harshman is 34. a service project. You can learn about Thought for Today: ESTABLISHED 1872 the annual Kiwanis Pancake Break- our organization at Kiwanis.org, or fast. “I want to live my life so locally by, or visiting us at Bevill State that my nights are not Publisher - James Phillips In the past, adults with disabilities Production Manager - Michael Keeton Community College, Jasper Campus full of regrets.” — D.H. Executive Advertising Dir. - Jake Aaron often were marginalized, and their Office Manager - Charlette Caterson Cafeteria on Mondays at Noon. Lawrence, English author Editor - Ron Harris individual abilities were ignored. Circulation Manager - Tia Jones The Kiwanis Club of Jasper Sports Editor - Johnathan Bentley Thankfully, we’ve progressed and (1885-1930). 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Wednesday, March 4, 2020 Sports A5 COLLEGE SOFTBALL PREP SOFTBALL MLB Sides’ hot start at Eagles edge Carbon Hill plate leads ‘Bama in opener

By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY Eagle Sports Editor

SUMITON — Gracie Ashley de- livered a two-out RBI single in the Yanks’ Judge, bottom of the sixth inning Prep Softball Stanton likely to lead Sumi- ton Christian to start on IL past Carbon Injured New York Hill 5-4 in the Yankees outfielders Eagles’ sea- Aaron Judge and son opener on Giancarlo Stanton Tuesday. Ashley’s hit drove in Addyson are likely to miss Russell for what proved to be the New York’s open- game-winning run. Carbon Hill er at Baltimore on scored runs in the first three innings, March 26. taking a 3-1 lead into the bottom of Judge is having the fifth. The Eagles struck for three more tests to deter- runs in the inning to grab a 4-3 lead. mine the cause of Ashley led Sumiton Christian (1-0), going 3 for 4 with two stolen bases, a soreness in the right run and two RBIs, Ballie Hall was 2 pectoral area near for 3 and Jessie Baughn finished 1 for his shoulder. 4 with a run and an RBI. Hall got the Judge has not hit win, allowing three earned runs on on the field since seven hits and one walk with seven spring training start- strikeouts in seven innings. ed, and the right For Carbon Hill, Alayna Ivie was 2 for 3 with an RBI, Bailey Kelley was fielder felt discom- 2 for 3 with a run, Zana Aderholt was fort Friday when he 1 for 4 with a run and Santana Clark took batting prac- was 1 for 4 with an RBI. Clark took tice for the second the loss. straight day in an Both teams play again Thursday. indoor cage. Carbon Hill travels to Cordova and “He feels it more the Eagles play at Chelsea. now in the pec,” general manager Brian Cashman said Tuesday. “It’s Photo courtesy the University of Alabama moved down to- Alabama’s KB Sides talks to head coach Patrick Murphy during a game this season. ward the pec. We’re Sides lead the Tide with a .429 batting average and 19 RBIs. The ninth-ranked Tide just trying to figure opens SEC play with a home series against No. 20 Arkansas this weekend. it out and determine what’s bothering him. In the mean- Junior 1st on team in average, RBIs time, I can just tell you he is feeling By W. BRIAN HALE to close the annual Easton better in the last 48 Eagle Sports Writer Crimson Classic at Rhoads Leading the way Stadium. On the weekend, Torrid start: Former Sum- hours.” TUSCALOOSA — KB she totaled seven hits on 15 Stanton strained Sides’ performance for the at-bats, scoring six runs with iton Christian standout KB his right calf on Feb. No. 9 Alabama six RBIs. Sides is leading Alabama 26 during defensive Crimson Tide Sides said the performance with a .429 batting aver- drills. at the plate of the Crimson Tide on Sun- age through 19 games. The during Sun- day after a pair of one-run outfielder also leads the team day’s 4-0 over losses to No. 4 Arizona on with 19 RBIs and is second McNeese State Friday and Saturday showed on the team with 17 runs. Sports on TV was symbolic of poise for a team balancing College Basketball the offensive contribution she veteran and freshman play- Career numbers: Sides, has made to start her junior ers. who hit .304 in her sopho- Xavier at Providence, season. “I think we saw a lot of more season, now has a ca- Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley 5:30 p.m., FS1 Against the Cowgirls, the maturity today after losing a reer batting average of .321. former Sumiton Christian heartbreaker against Arizona Sumiton Christian’s Ballie Hall Tex A&M at Auburn, with 79 runs and 58 RBIs in star went 2 for 3 with a run on Friday and Saturday. We throws a pitch against Carbon Hill 6 p.m., ESPN2 94 career starts. scored, a double and an RBI See SIDES, A6 Tuesday. Florida at Georgia, 6 p.m., ESPNU LSU at Arkansas, PREP TENNIS 6 p.m., ESPNU St. John’s at Butler, 6 p.m., CBSSN Jasper teams earn G’town at Creighton, 7 p.m., SPSO V’nova at Seton Hall, sweep of John Carroll 7:30 p.m., FS1 By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY and Brown won 10-3, the No. 2 FSU at Notre Dame, Eagle Sports Editor team of Amelia Poolos and Spivy 8 p.m., ESPN2 won 10-3 and the No. 3 team of Jasper’s tennis teams made Griffin and Aldridge won 10-1. Missouri at Ole Miss, quick work of John Carroll on For the boys, singles winners 8 p.m., SECN Tuesday at Valley were No. 1 Mason Woodman (10- Pitt at Georgia Tech, Park with both 0), No. 2 Jack Bryan (10-1), No. 8 p.m., FSS teams earning 9-0 3 Alex Barber (10-1), No. 4 Luke victories. Oliver (10-0), No. 5 Caleb Ford Singles winners (10-2) and No. 6 Sam Martin NBA on the girls side (10-0). In doubles play, the No. Pacers at Bucks, were No. 1 Sophia 1 team of Woodman and Barber 6 p.m., ESPN Poolos (10-0), No. 2 Amelia Poolos won 10-2, the No. 2 team of Bry- Daily Mountain Eagle - Johnathan Bentley (10-0), No. 3 Lillian Griffin (10- an and Oliver won 10-1 and the Pelicans at Mavericks, 0), No. 4 Jenna Brown (10-1), No. No. 3 team of Ford and Hayden 8:30 p.m., ESPN Jasper’s Jenna Brown hits a forehand during her No. 4 5 Gracie Spivy (10-0) and No. 6 Davis won 10-2. singles match against John Carroll on Tuesday. Both Jasper Riley Aldridge (10-0). In doubles, Jasper plays at Hartselle Women’s B-ball teams earned 9-0 wins over the Cavaliers. the No. 1 team of Sophia Poolos Thursday. SEC Tournament Auburn vs. Vandy, 10 a.m., SECN COLLEGE BASKETBALL Ole Miss vs. Missouri, 12:30 p.m., SECN Lee scores 38 points as Vandy upsets Alabama Spring Training By JOHN ZENOR Tuesday night. final 5:12 to carry Vandy past Alabama got virtually all of its AP Sports Writer Lee made 6 of 7 3-pointers for the Crimson Tide (16-14- 8-9). scoring from three players. Cardinals vs. Mets, the Commodores (10-20, 2-15 The loss to the SEC’s last-place Kira Lewis Jr. had 30 points noon, ESPN TUSCALOOSA — Saben Lee SEC), who snapped a sev- team was likely a fatal blow to and eight assists. Beetle Bold- Giants vs. Dodgers, scored a career-high 38 points, en-game losing streak. Alabama’s already shaky NCAA en made seven 3-pointers and including 15 over the final five- Lee made three 3-pointers, Tournament hopes barring a scored 24. Jaden Shackelford 7 p.m., MLBN plus minutes to lead Vanderbilt scored on a couple of drives and huge run at the league tourna- scored all 18 of his points in the to an 87-79 upset of Alabama on hit two free throws over the ment. first 8 minutes of the second half. A6 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., March 4, 2020 www.mountaineagle.com SPORTS DIGEST COLLEGE BASKETBALL

Local Digest Policy An NCAA Tourney with empty Event announcements and registrations for the Local Digest can be sent to sports@moun- taineagle.com or by fax to 205-221-6203. The arenas? It can’t be ruled out deadline for next day submission is 2 p.m. ——— The Associated Press The NCAA declined further ing the COVID-19 situation daily Professional Wrestling comment to The Associated Press and will make decisions according- New Era Wrestling presents Anniversary II on Imagine an NCAA Tournament on the possibility of no fans in the ly.” Saturday, March 14 at Bevill State’s Glen R. Clem with no fans in the arenas. stands. Presumably, the games Hainline said the advisory group Gymnasium located at 1411 Indiana Ave., Jasper, What normally still would be televised. will make recommendations on AL 35501. Doors open at 6 p.m. with bell time at 7 would be thought The virus has sickened more competition based on evolving med- an impossibility than 92,000 people and killed ical protocols established by the p.m. General admission tickets are $10 and ringside isn’t so far-fetched 3,100 worldwide, the vast majority Centers for Disease Control, the tickets are $12. The event features “Big Poppa Pump” as the United of them in China. Nine people have National Institutes of Health and Scott Steiner as well as “Mr. 1985” Bubba Cagle States and the rest died in the U.S., all in Washington state and local authorities. challenging the NEW Open Champion Romeo Queve- of the world attempt state. Most cases have been mild. “We are in daily contact with the do. The Daily Mountain Eagle’s own James Phillips to contain the spread of the new Also Tuesday, the NCAA an- CDC and are advising leadership will step in the ring once again. Other stars scheduled coronavirus. An advocacy group nounced it has established an on the Association’s response to to appear include: Cody Windham, Dawson Kimbrell, for college athletes has urged advisory panel of medical, public this outbreak,” he said. “Action” Mike Jackson, Orion Bishop, The Left Hand, the NCAA to consider holding its health and epidemiology experts The NCAA generates nearly $1 Lucha Stars King Garuda & Takuri, Faboo Andre, winter sports championships with and NCAA schools to address the billion a year, most of it coming Victor Vences, Aquabruh, and many more. For more no fans, and the idea has not been virus, also known as COVID-19. from the men’s basketball tourna- information, please call 205-435-3403. dismissed out of hand. NCAA Chief Medical Officer Dr. ment through media rights fees, “If you can think of it, it’s some- Brian Hainline will lead the group. corporate sponsorships and ticket ——— thing that we’ve gone through an “The NCAA is committed to sales. Total attendance for the SEPW presents March Meltdown on March 7th at analysis around,” NCAA Chief conducting its championships and 2019 tournament was 688,753, an the blue gym in Carbon Hill, located at 170 2nd Way Operating Officer Donald Remy events in a safe and responsible average of 19,132 per game. The North. The doors open at 6:30 p.m. and bell time is told Bloomberg News on Tuesday. manner,” Remy said in a state- Final Four at U.S. Bank Stadium 7:30 p.m. The main event features Brandon Cash vs. ”We’ve contingency planned for all ment. “Today we are planning in Minneapolis drew 72,711 for Jackson Trotter. In the semi-main event, Cowboy circumstances.” to conduct our championships as the semifinals and 72,062 for the Dusty McWIlliams faces Stoney. Others appearing planned; however, we are evaluat- championship game. are J-Blade, Blaine Evans, Lil Sicko, Sadistic Savant James Hardy, Gypsy King Roma Miller, Wrestling Wizard Jamie Richards and Robert Knight. All tickets PREP BASEBALL are $10. Children under 5 and military with proper ID get in free. For more information, call 205-544-5315 or 256-460-1530. Allen leads Dora past Carbon Hill

From Staff Reports inning, one run in the and both Boone Martin Wright took the loss COLLEGE BASKETBALL third and two more in the and Kyle Chapman scored on the mound, giving up Fulkerson scores 27, Tennessee Tyler Allen struck out fifth for a 5-0 lead before runs. two earned runs on two 10 batters in five innings, Carbon Hill got on the For Carbon Hill, Bra- hits and five walks with stuns No. 6 Kentucky 81-73 leading Dora past Carbon scoreboard. den Amerson was 2 for 3 two strikeouts in 2 1/3 LEXINGTON, Ky. (AP) — John Fulkerson scored a Hill 5-2 at Cordova High For Dora (6-3), Garrett with a double and a run, innings. career-high 27 points, and Yves Pons made several School on Tuesday night. Hogland was 2 for 2 with Blake Wright was 1 for 2 Dora hosts a double key jumpers down the stretch as Tennessee rallied Allen got the win, al- two runs and two RBIs, with a double, a run and header against Sumiton from a 17-point deficit to upset No. 6 Kentucky 81-73 lowing just three hits and Jake Phillips was 2 for 3 an RBI, Laney Keeton Christian on Saturday on Tuesday night. two walks. with an RBI, Sage Harp- was 1 for 2 with a double while Carbon Hill (2-4) The Wildcats (24-6, 14-3 Southeastern Conference) Dora struck for two er was 1 for 2 with a run, and Haden Pare was 1 play at Fayette County on Zach Watson was 1 for 2 for 3. Monday. appeared in control leading 51-34 early in the second runs in the second half before the Volunteers (17-13, 9-8) outscored them 29-9 over 10:09 to lead 63-60. Kentucky tied it at 63, but Pons answered with a 3-pointer and Fulkerson Sides From A5 added two free throws to stay ahead. Pons then added consecutive jumpers to make it have a lot of room to improve, but I Alabama as the team dealt with often aren’t worth it — the more think we saw glimpses of how good injuries to key starters, illness of a challenge that we face brings 72-66 with 1:48 left. Nick Richards’ two free throws we can be,” Sides said. “We’re all and shifts in the depth chart in a greater reward,” Sides said. “I cut the lead to four, but Josiah-Jordan James put ready to start SEC play, which will response to the absences. Cou- think it’s pivotal for us to take each back his missed jumper to make it a six-point game be a second season for us.” pled with grueling schedule that one of these challenges and face again with 1:05 left. James then made three free Nineteen games into the season, included games with national them head-on. In May when these throws and Santiago Vescovi added two more in the Sides is leading the Crimson Tide powerhouse programs such as difficulties have been answered final minutes to seal Tennessee’s second consecutive in hitting with a .429 average Florida State, UCLA, Washington and are behind us, people will be victory and just its sixth at Rupp Arena. and has a team-high 19 RBIs — and Oklahoma State, the opening surprised about how good this ranking her in the Top 15 in both month of the season proved to be team really is.” categories among all SEC players. an up-hill battle. After a midweek game against Rutgers beats No. 9 Maryland She has four doubles and a triple “Not a lot of people see all the Alcorn State today, Alabama opens for school record 18th home win on the year. difficulties we’ve faced to begin SEC play this weekend against the PISCATAWAY, N.J. (AP) — Jacob Young came off February brought plenty of the season. I told coach (Patrick) No. 20 Arkansas Razorbacks at adversity on and off the field for Murphy things that are easy Rhoads Stadium. the bench and scored 17 points and Rutgers bol- stered its NCAA Tournament hopes with a 78-67 victory over No. 9 Maryland on Tuesday night. Montez Mathis added 15 points and Gio Baker For The Record had 11 as the Scarlet Knights (19-11, 10-9 Big Ten) snapped a three-game losing streak. It was their Top 25 Fared day. Portland 130, Orlando 107 Sunday’s Games 22. Virginia (21-7) did not St. Louis at DC, 4 p.m. school record 18th home win (18-1) this season. By The Associated Press New York 125, Houston 123 play. Next: at Miami, Wednes- Tampa Bay at LA, 9 p.m. Jalen Smith had 16 points and 10 rebounds for Monday Miami 105, Milwaukee 89 day. 1. Kansas (26-3) did not play. Memphis 127, Atlanta 88 Maryland (23-7, 13-6), which has dropped three of 23. Illinois (20-9 did not play. Next: vs. TCU, Wednesday. Chicago 109, Dallas 107 NASCAR its last four. Anthony Cowan added 19 points for the Next: at Ohio State, Thursday. 2. Gonzaga (29-2) did not Indiana 116, San Antonio 111 By The Associated Press 24. Wisconsin (19-10) did not Terps, who shot an atrocious 6 of 32 from 3-point play. Next: WCC semifinals, Tuesday’s Games Feb. 9 — x-Busch Clash at play. Next: vs. Northwestern, range, including 2 of 16 in the first half. Monday, March 9. San Antonio 104, Charlotte DAYTONA (Erik Jones) Wednesday. Young helped break the game open early, hitting 3. Dayton (27-2) did not 103 Feb. 13 — x-Bluegreen Va- 25. Michigan (18-11) did play. Next: at Rhode Island, Brooklyn 129, Boston 120, cations Duel 1 at DAYTONA his first four shots to ignite a 15-4 spurt that allowed not play. Next: vs. Nebraska, Wednesday. OT (Joey Logano) the Scarlet Knights to open a 19-8 lead. Thursday. 4. Baylor (26-3) did not Minnesota 139, New Orleans Feb. 13 — x-Bluegreen Va- play. Next: at West Virginia, 134 cations Duel 2 at DAYTONA COLLEGE FOOTBALL Saturday. NBA Standings L.A. Clippers 109, OKC 94 (William Byron) 5. San Diego State (28-1) All Times EST Golden State at Denver, n Feb. 16 — DAYTONA 500 Nevada coach Jay Norvell did not play. Next: vs. Loyola EASTERN CONFERENCE Toronto at Phoenix, n (Denny Hamlin) Marymount, Thursday. Atlantic Division Philadelphia at L.A. Lakers, n Feb. 23 — Pennzoil 400 receives new 5-year contract 6. Kentucky (24-6) lost to W L Pct GB Washington at Sacramento, n presented by Jiffy Lube (Joey RENO, Nev. (AP) — Nevada coach Jay Norvell has Tennessee 81-73. Next: at Flor- Toronto 42 18 .700 — Wednesday’s Games Logano) a received a new five-year contract that runs through ida, Saturday Boston 41 19 .683 1 Boston at Cleveland, 7 p.m. March 1 — Auto Club 400 the 2024 season, the school said Tuesday. 7. Florida State (24-5) did not Philly 37 24 .607 5½ Indiana at Milwaukee, 7 p.m. (Alex Bowman) play. Next: at Notre Dame, Brooklyn 27 33 .450 15 Oklahoma City at Detroit, 7 March 8 — FanShield 500, Norvell, who is 18-20 overall in three seasons, is Wednesday. New York 19 42 .311 23½ p.m. Avondale, Ariz. coming off back-to-back winning seasons and con- 8. Seton Hall (22-7) did not Southeast Division Memphis at Brooklyn, 7:30 March 15 — Folds of Honor secutive bowl appearances after going 3-9 in his first play. Next: vs. Villanova, W L Pct GB p.m. QuikTrip 500, Hampton, Ga. year at Nevada in 2017. Wednesday. Miami 39 22 .639 — Orlando at Miami, 7:30 p.m. March 22 — Dixie Vodka The new contract includes a guaranteed base sal- 9. Maryland (23-7) lost to Orlando 27 34 .443 12 Utah at New York, 7:30 p.m. 400, Homestead, Fla. Rutgers 78-67. Next: vs. Michi- March 29 — O’Reilly Auto ary and compensation totaling $625,000 per season Washington 22 37 .373 16 Chicago at Minnesota, 8 p.m. gan, Sunday Charlotte 21 40 .344 18 New Orleans at Dallas, 9:30 Parts 500, Fort Worth, Texas plus supplemental bonuses based on athletic and 10. Louisville (24-6) did Atlanta 19 44 .302 21 p.m. April 5 — Food City 500, academic success, athletic director Doug Knuth said. not play. Next: at Virginia, Central Division Washington at Portland, 10 Bristol, Tenn. Knuth said they also agreed to boost the total sala- Saturday. W L Pct GB p.m. April 19 — Toyota Owners ry pool available for Norvell’s assistants by $250,000 11. Creighton (22-7) did not x-Milw. 52 9 .852 — Thursday’s Games 400, Richmond, Va. play. Next: vs. Georgetown, April 26 — GEICO 500, beginning this fall, something Norvell said is import- Indiana 37 24 .607 15 Denver at Charlotte, 7 p.m. Wednesday. Chicago 21 40 .344 31 Talladega, Ala. ant to growing the program. L.A. Clippers at Houston, 8 12. Duke (24-6) did not play. Detroit 20 42 .323 32½ p.m. May 3 — NASCAR Cup Se- Nevada was 7-5 last season and played in the Fa- Next: vs. North Carolina, Cleveland 17 44 .279 35 Philadelphia at Sacramento, ries Race at Dover, Dover, Del. mous Idaho Potato Bowl. Saturday. WESTERN CONFERENCE 10 p.m. May 9 — NASCAR Cup 13. Oregon (22-7) did not Southwest Division Toronto at Golden State, Series Race at Martinsville, play. Next: vs. California, Martinsville, Va. NBA W L Pct GB 10:30 p.m. Thursday. Houston 39 21 .650 — May 16 — x-NASCAR Open, Spike Lee: I’m done watching 14. Villanova (22-7) did not Dallas 37 25 .597 3 XFL Standings Concord, N.C. play. Next: at Seton Hall, Memphis 30 31 .492 9½ May 16 — x-NASCAR All- Knicks at MSG this season Wednesday. By The Associated Press Star Race, Concord, N.C. San Antonio 26 34 .433 13 All Times EST NEW YORK (AP) — Spike Lee still has his courtside 15. BYU (24-7) did not play. N Orleans 26 35 .426 13½ May 24 — Coca-Cola 600, Eastern Conference Concord, N.C. Next: WCC Semifinals, Mon- Northwest Division seat, though the New York Knicks had to tell their day, March 9. W L Pct PF PA May 31 — Kansas 400, Kan- W L Pct GB superfan to find another way to get there. 16. Michigan St. (21-9) beat St. Louis 3 1 .750 91 62 sas City, Kan. Denver 41 19 .683 — Lee said he won’t be sitting there the rest of this Penn State 79-71. Next: vs. DC 2 2 .500 67 83 June 7 — FireKeepers Casino Utah 38 22 .633 3 Ohio State, Sunday. New York 2 2 .500 49 73 400, Brooklyn, Mich. season, anyway. Okla City 37 24 .607 4½ 17. Auburn (24-5) did not Tampa Bay 1 3 .250 64 74 June 14 — Toyota/Save Mart The Oscar-winning writer-director told ESPN on Portland 27 35 .435 15 play. Next: vs. Texas A&M, Western Conference 350, Sonoma, Calif. Minnesota 18 42 .300 23 Tuesday he wouldn’t be attending another Knicks Wednesday. W L Pct PF PA June 21 — Chicagoland 400, Pacific Division home game this season after a disagreement with 18. Iowa (20-10) lost to Houston 4 0 1.00 126 88 Joliet, Ill. Madison Square Garden officials a night earlier over Purdue 77-68. Next: at Illinois, W L Pct GB Dallas 2 2 .500 78 72 June 27 — Kids Free 325, L.A. Lakers 46 13 .780 — LA 1 3 .250 88 88 which elevator he could use. Sunday Long Pond, Pa. L.A. Clipp. 42 19 .689 5 Seattle 1 3 .250 64 87 “I’m done for the season. I’m done,” Lee said on 19. Ohio State (20-9) did June 28 — Worry-Free not play. Next: vs. Illinois, Sacramento 26 34 .433 20½ ——— Weather Guarantee 350, Long the program “First Take” while wearing a Knicks hat. Thursday. Phoenix 24 37 .393 23 Sunday, March 1 Pond, Pa. A video circulated online during New York’s 125- 20. Penn State (21-9) lost to Golden St 13 48 .213 34 Houston 27, Dallas 20 July 5 — Big Machine Vodka 123 victory over Houston on Monday showing Lee Michigan State 79-71. Next: at x-clinched playoff spot Tampa Bay 25, DC 0 400 at the Brickyard Pow- getting frustrated and yelling at Garden security Northwestern, Saturday ——— Saturday’s Games ered By Florida Georgia Line, Monday’s Games Seattle at Houston, 2 p.m. outside an elevator, leading to confusion that he may 21. Houston (22-7) did not Speedway, Ind. Utah 126, Cleveland 113 New York at Dallas, 5 p.m. have been thrown out of the building. play. Next: at UConn, Thurs- x-non-points race DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., March 4, 2020 www.mountaineagle.com — A7 Single-engine plane Ingle wins third term as school board chairman on way to Tuscaloosa By RON HARRIS numbers Tuesday night at the Jas- students in Walker County schools. Daily Mountain Eagle per Civic Center. “I have a wonder- “The kids are the most important ful family, and I appreciate them thing,” he said. crashes in Georgia Brad Ingle won his third term as and everyone who has supported Despite the win, Ingle said other chairman of the me in this.” issues have been on his mind the WATKINSVILLE, Ga. (AP) — A small plane Walker County Ingle, who has served two six- past several hours. Tornaodes that crashed Tuesday in Georgia’s Oconee County. Board of Educa- year terms, said he looks forward ripped through Tennessee early Sheriff’s deputies responded to a report of a sin- tion, defeating to his third term. Tuesday morning killed at least 24 gle-engine airplane crash about 5 p.m., authorities challenger Teia “It’s been 12 years now, and I’m people and destroyed more than said. There was no immediate word on whether Harris by more really looking forward to six more,” 140 buildings. anyone was killed or injured. Sheriff Scott Berry than 2,100 votes. he said. “I think we’ve done some “There were 24 people who lost declined to comment about the status of the person Unofficial good work, and we have a good their lives last night in the torna- or persons aboard. totals have Ingle superintendent and a good board does in Tennessee, and that’s been In a Facebook post, the sheriff’s office said there with 8,251 votes and we just want to continue to try on my mind all day,” Ingle said. were “secondary explosions” where the plane went to 6,066 for to be a positive influence moving “I’m just praying for everyone who down in some woods west of Watkinsville. Harris. Brad forward.” was affected by those storms.” The Federal Aviation Administration said a Piper “I’m feeling Ingle Most important of all, he said, Harris, who was making her first PA-46 crashed 10 miles southwest of Athens around blessed,” Ingle is the work the board is doing to run for office, was not available for 4:35 p.m. Officials said air traffic controllers lost said following the reading of final improve the quality of education for comment Tuesday night. contact with the aircraft while it was over Oconee County. The plane was coming from the Columbia Metropolitan Airport in South Carolina and headed to the Tuscaloosa National Airport in Alabama.

Arrests From A1 Ronald Lee Fancher, 37, of Parrish, was arrested by the Investigations Division on Wednesday, Feb. 19, for unlawful distribution of a controlled substance. On Thursday, Feb. 27, K9 Dep- uty Jason Hare made a traffic stop resulting in the seizure of methamphet- amine and three Michael D. Ronald Lee arrests. Shemwell Fancher Joseph Ben- Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris jamin Barber, 46, of Argo Hill, Jasper Mayor David O’Mary presented a proclamation to several of the city’s female employees was charged during Tuesday morning’s City Council meeting in observance of International Women’s Day and with unlawful National Women’s History Month in the city. possession of a controlled substance and Jasper From A1 unlawful pos- session of drug as National Women’s History •approved event permits for: dressed the council on the econom- paraphernalia. Month. — the Good Walk of Faith, set ic values of new housing in the Barber already Joseph B. Mitchell E. “ … women have influenced and for March 21, at Gamble Park city. had a warrant Barber Thompson advanced every facet of American beginning at 9 a.m. “The impact is huge,” he said. for his arrest life and culture. The strength, — the Safe Kids Expo hosted O’Mary said today, there is more for failure to ingenuity and spirit of our female by the Walker County Children’s housing construction in the city appear on attempting to elude. leaders, innovators and pioneers Advocacy Center. The event is than ever before. As an example, Mitchell Eugene Thompson, 51, shape our nation’s character, planned for Saturday, April 11, he said 35 new home sites are cur- of Parrish, was arrested for un- government, ndustry, families and from 2 until 6 p.m. on the down- rently under construction in the lawful possession of a controlled communities,” the proclamation town square. Blackwell Meadows subdivision substance. read. — the annual Walt Williams alone. Santana Marae Yaeger, 22, International Women’s Days is Golden Deeds Ride, set for Satur- There’s also a boon in commer- of Parrish, was arrested for a observed to “celebrate the col- day, April 25, from 9 a.m. until 1 cial construction, he added. That warrant with the Jasper Police lective power of women, uphold a.m. Sunday, April 26. includes the construction of Hud- Department. women’s achievements, recognize •introduce an amendment to dle House along Highway 118. WCSO has enough narcotics challenges, focus greater atten- the city’s budget for hiring three Construction on Applebee’s is ex- K9s to have one working per shift. Santana M. tion on women’s rights and gender employees for city beautification, pected to begin soon, O’Mary said. K9s “have a unique capability of Yaeger equality, and to encourage all peo- as well as purchasing cyber-risk “I’m excited about this, and the detecting the odor of various nar- ple to do their part to bring about insurance and installation of play- real plus it is for the city,” he said. cotics, even with small or trace amounts,” according positive change,” it read. ground equipment at Frisco Park. •heard from former city coun- to a WCSO press release, and will remain “vigilant Prior to the end of Tuesday’s •adopted a resolution to place cil member Sandi Sudduth, who in deterring drug activity.” meeting, Jasper Police Chief J.C. three properties under the city’s thanked the council for its recog- On Monday, Phillip Michael Wells, 51 of Jasper, Poe introduced Jasper Police nuisance abatement ordinance. nition of women in the city and the was arrested for unlawful distribution of a con- Patrol Officer Stacy Welborn, the •approved a request to vacate a work they do for the city. trolled substance and an outstanding warrant for newest female member of the po- portion of a right-of-way in front of •approved a motion for council failure to appear on no driver’s license. lice department. AfterHours Clinic on Birmingham member Danny Gambrell to as- The Narcotics Division executed a search warrant In other business, council mem- Avenue. sume the role as council president near Stella Lockard Road on Highway 78. bers: •heard from O’Mary, who ad- at the council’s next meeting. Wells was not home at the time of the search warrant but was subsequently located by Narcotics Investigators Krimson Culverson and Jim Browne From A1 at a home in the Sipsey Camp. Super Tuesday Investigators recovered drug paraphernalia from and asking poll workers to the home. The search warrant and arrest was a to brief journalists about post fliers from the public follow-up from controlled purchases of methamphet- ongoing election monitor- health department on how amine conducted by Culverson. ing activity. to avoid spreading the The agency says it has virus. taken steps since the 2016 WCSO highlights efforts in Carbon Hill Jesse Salinas, the elections to improve over- Five drug search warrants have been executed in chief elections official in all security and develop and around Carbon Hill in the past year, according Yolo County, just west of better coordination with to the Walker County Sheriff’s Office. Sacramento, said a few state and local election The warrants were a result of investigations poll workers backed out officials, and it praised involving surveillance, identification of those selling over concerns of getting authorities in Tennes- drugs, and follow-up undercover drug transactions the virus, but said most see for quickly making at the locations. understand the threat is contingency plans to help There have also been 11 distribution cases made relatively low. voters in areas devastated by the WCSO narcotics division and 143 arrests The county had no re- by the severe weather in made by the patrol, narcotics and investigative ported cases as of Monday AP Photo/Richard Vogel that state. divisions. morning. In that state, election of- The department is working with Carbon Hill “We are hoping people Early voters cast their ballots at the new electron- ficials scrambled to make Police Chief Eric House and officers to address drug remain calm and still ic voting machines at the Ranchito Avenue Ele- sure people could still cast complaints and other types of criminal activity. participate in the election mentary School in the Panorama City section of their ballots. Nashville Citizens may submit tips anonymously through process,” Salinas said. Los Angeles. Major changes to the way people Mayor John Cooper said Crime Stoppers and the tips will be followed up on Super Tuesday marked vote has election advocates on edge as Califor- alternate sites were ar- or may contact the narcotics division directly to the first major security nians cast ballots in the Democratic presidential ranged for 15 polling plac- provide the information. test since the 2018 mid- es out of the 169 precincts term elections, with state contest and other primary races. in Nashville’s combined and local election officials city-county area. Arrest made in theft saying they are prepared and deployed the targeted tives and others are ongo- “The likelihood of you of gas from church van to deal with everything release of stolen campaign ing but there hasn’t been being able to vote regular- Dustin Corey Anderson, 28, of Curry, has been from equipment problems emails and documents. “any appreciable increase ly at your home precinct arrested and charged with unlawful breaking and to false information about U.S. intelligence chiefs in activity,” as voters go to is very great,” Cooper said entering a motor vehicle, second-degree possession the coronavirus. have warned that foreign the polls for Super Tues- at Tuesday’s news confer- of marijuana, unlawful posses- States have been racing interference remains a day, senior officials with ence. sion of drug paraphernalia, and to shore up cybersecurity threat for the 2020 elec- the Cybersecurity and Davidson County Ad- fourth-degree theft of property defenses, replace aging tion. Infrastructure Security ministrator of Elections after allegedly stealing gas from a and vulnerable voting And the recent out- Agency told reporters. Jeff Thomas said voters church van and then fleeing prior equipment, and train break of a new virus could Likewise, the officials from anywhere in the to law enforcement arriving on for worst-case scenarios present a bad actor with said, phishing and other county can go to two so- scene. since it became clear that an opening to spread false probes aimed at cam- called “supersites” to cast Sheriff’s deputies spent most Russia had launched a information to keep voters paigns and local govern- their ballots. of the night Monday searching sweeping and systematic away from the polls. ments are a constant fact The route to those sites for a white male who was report- effort to interfere in the The national agency of life, but there has not is a main thoroughfare edly seen stealing gas from the 2016 presidential election. that oversees election se- been a notable uptick. that’s not closed due to Macedonia Baptist Church van in Dustin Corey U.S. officials said they curity said Tuesday it had “We don’t have any damage, he said. Curry. Anderson were on alert and ready to not detected any notable information, any intelli- Thomas also warned Acting on a tip, Narcotics Inves- respond to any efforts to uptick in either misinfor- gence, of targeted attacks that it may take longer tigator Josh Edwards was able to disrupt the 2020 elections. mation by foreign nations or probing of election than normal to count identify a vehicle the suspect was riding in in Curry. In 2016, the Russians or targeted attacks on systems, elections voting the votes as poll workers Sgt. Kevin Emberg located the suspect vehicle on weaponized social media voting equipment during machines or anything of taking vote totals from Curry Highway, and Anderson was taken into cus- to sow discord among the first hours of voting that nature,” said a CISA individual precincts to the tody after a traffic stop was made on the vehicle. Americans, scanned state across the country. official. central office would have Marijuana and drug paraphernalia were recov- and local election systems Misinformation cam- The officials spoke on to navigate closed roads ered during the arrest. for cyber vulnerabilities, paigns by Russian opera- condition of anonymity and other hazards. A8 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., March 4, 2020 www.mountaineagle.com Sessions, Tuberville Barrentine

head to runoff in From A1 Alabama Senate race tain Eagle Facebook Live MONTGOMERY (AP) — Former U.S. Attorney interview shortly after General Jeff Sessions will face ex-college football the votes were counted. coach Tommy Tuberville in a Republican runoff “I’m just honored and March 31 as the ex-Alabama senator seeks to re- I’m grateful. I just thank gain the longtime seat he held. everyone who came out Sessions and Tuberville won to vote and who support- the most votes in the prima- ed me. Right now I’m ry Tuesday to advance from a just overwhelmed and crowded primary field. Awaiting bubbling over with the the runoff winner in November fact that Walker County is Democratic incumbent Doug has trusted me and had Jones. confidence enough in me The 73-year-old Sessions served to vote.” After a heated battle for in the Senate for two decades Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris before becoming President Donald the position against Judge Trump’s first attorney general. Jeff Chris Sherer in the Re- Joeletta Barrentine, center, reacts after learning she had defeated incum- Tuberville, 65, used to coach at Sessions publican primary, Barren- bent Circuit Judge Chris Sherer in Tuesday’s election. tine finished with 9,259 Auburn University. Joeletta and who Joeletta She said it is an honor to thank her supporters and Trump forced Sessions from of the unofficial votes, or 60.9 percent, to Sherer’s really is.” serve as the first female volunteers for their work. his Cabinet after harshly criti- Before assuming her judge and hopes to be “Like I said, to the cizing Sessions for withdrawing 5,951, or 39.13 votes. No Democrat qualified for the new position in January, someone that little girls people who invited us in from the federal investigation of Barrentine will resign as can look up to. when we were knocking Russia’s involvement in the 2016 position. The difference, she said, municipal judge in Sumi- “It’s one of those things on doors to the people who U.S. election. But during this ton, Dora and Parrish, as that I think that young knocked on doors, to the year’s Senate campaign, Ses- was that she wanted to stay positive throughout well as her position as the girls can now say ‘I can ones who put up signs, sions still positioned himself as a stand-in conflict judge in do this.’ They now have a who voted, who liked and strong supporter of the president’s the campaign. “I wanted to let the peo- Jasper. She plans to finish vision of what the female shared on Facebook, who agenda. as many of her current in a robe looks like in our really took that mailer, Tuberville also closely aligned Tommy ple know who I am,” she said. “I wanted to let the cases as she can, but says courthouse. Don’t ever read it, looked at it and himself with Trump, who is ex- Tuberville some will fall to her law limit yourself. If you’re a made a conscious deci- tremely popular among Alabama’s people choose based on what the candidates stat- partner, Garve Ivey III. girl and you’re out there, sion ‑I appreciate them deeply conservative Republican Party. Also in the With Tuesday’s win, you can be any- and ev- and am humbled by the race were Roy Moore, a former Alabama chief jus- ed about themselves. And I wanted them to know Barrentine becomes the erything you want to be,” fact that people had con- tice, U.S. Rep. Bradley Byrne, Rep. Arnold Mooney, first elected female judge she said. fidence enough in me to businessman Stanley Adair and community activist who they are voting for, that they are voting for in the history of the Walk- She said more than elect me to this position,” Ruth Page Nelson.. er County Courthouse. anything, she wanted to Barrentine said. The winner will likely be a strong challenger to Jones, who defeated a scandal-plagued Moore in December 2017 to become Alabama’s first Demo- Allred From A1 cratic senator in a quarter-century. Jones is the only Democrat in a statewide office in the GOP-con- trolled state. Allred, who joined voters and with addiction, children, and fami- Sessions gave up the Senate seat when he was candidates from other races at the lies,” Allred added. appointed Trump’s first attorney general, a position Jasper Civic Center with his wife Bentley, joined by his wife Cindy, he was forced to resign after his recusal from the Tana, stated his appreciation for congratulated Allred on the victo- Russia inquiry sparked blistering criticism from both his supporters and family — ry, while offering his gratitude for the president. Sessions had been the first senator to whose encouragement was essen- those who supported him during endorse Trump, but in a twist of political irony, the tial in helping earn the win. the campaign. president’s public scolding now threatens Sessions’ “I am very humbled and honored “I’d like to congratulate Judge political comeback for a seat he once held securely. by tonight’s result. This campaign Allred on the win and wish him The race has become a nasty slugfest to make is not and never has been about the best of luck in the General the two-person runoff with the candidates trading me. It is about serving the people Election in November,” Bentley barbs in speeches and over the airwaves. of Walker County,” Allred said. “I said. “Cindy and I are extremely am very thankful to all of those thankful to everyone who came out Sessions has maintained loyalty to Trump, noting Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris that he was the first U.S senator to endorse Trump people who supported and elected to vote and support us. We have a in 2016 and arguing he would be the most effective me as the Republican candidate for District Judge Henry Allred won great group of friends who rallied in advancing Trump’s agenda. District Judge. I am particularly the Republican nomination to behind our campaign, helped out “I’ll have a better relationship. I know what he appreciative to my family and the retain his seat Tuesday night. and went above the call. I cherish campaigned on. I was with him at those rallies. many folks throughout the County each vote — I am happy that I I saw how people reacted to his strength and his who offered prayers and encour- his effort in aiding young people in have gotten to know many wonder- vigor. I do think he’ll win again,” Sessions told agement. I am truly blessed.” the area. ful people in the past four months reporters outside his Mobile polling place Tuesday Allred, who has presided as the “I will continue to work hard of campaigning and feel like I morning. juvenile court judge since 2009, every day to make Walker County know Walker County much better also stated his intent to forward a better place for those struggling for it. “ Biden, Trump easily win presidential primaries in Alabama Chairman From A1 President Donald Trump and former Vice Presi- dent Joe Biden easily won their party’s presidential mission. term starts. he did not He had said earlier if primaries in Alabama in Super Tuesday voting. In a Daily Mountain run for re-election as a elected his son will run Trump, who is very popular among Republicans Eagle Facebook Live constable. Miller Roofing. “I will be in the deeply conservative state, had an insur- interview at the Jasper “We are hoping this full-time 24 hours a day mountable lead over the only other candidate on the Civic Center, shortly after transition will go smooth,” at the Walker County GOP primary ballot, former Massachusetts Gov. the final results were he said, again thank- Commission — a full- William Weld. announced, Miller said he ing the voters of Walker time job,” Miller said. Biden carried the state after a weekend appear- had been a “little appre- County. Bishop, 76, who was ance for an event commemorating the 55th anniver- hensive” going into the He recently said in seeking his second term, sary of “Bloody Sunday” in Selma. vote count. an interview he is con- ran on the idea that Walk- Fourteen Democrats were on the state’s ballot, “You just never know on servative, Christian, er County was turning but the only candidates still in the race were Biden, DME - Ron Harris Election Nights. We really pro-life and pro-gun, the corner on finances former New York Mayor Mike Bloomberg, Sens. felt the people of Walker Incumbent county com- and also supports Pres- and other issues. He had Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren, and Rep. County were ready for a ident Trump. “I intend supported a 1-cent sales Tulsi Gabbard. mission chairman Jer- change. They have shown to continue with straight tax that failed at the Black voters dominate the state’s Democratic elec- ry Bishop lost to Steve that tonight,” he said. “We forward honesty, integrity polls, as well as budget torate, and Biden and Bloomberg split the endorse- Miller Tuesday. just thank all of our sup- and transparency for the cuts and other savings ments of the state’s largest black political coalitions. porters and thank them he would “start looking county,” he said. that eventually avoided The Alabama New South Coalition backed Biden for everything they have at the budget and start Sheriff Nick Smith bankruptcy. Voters were and the Alabama Democratic Conference supported done. We are just amazed looking at all the offices had endorsed Bishop in also concerned about road Bloomberg. and humbled, and thank and the things we just advertising and on Face- conditions in the county. CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT you.” need to start working on, book. Miller, who had an He also noted his work on Alabama voters defeated a proposal to abolish Asked what made the and preparing for. The endorsement from former courthouse security. the elected, eight-member state school board and difference in the cam- first day, we want to hit Sheriff Jim Underwood, District 4 Commission- replace it with an appointed commission. paign, he said honesty, the ground running and said he intends to support er Steven Aderholt, the Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey was among the support- integrity and transparen- try to look at every aspect the Sheriff’s Department. only other sitting com- ers of Amendment One, which would have ended the cy as being pointed out by of the commission and see “No matter what people missioner running for current system of electing school board members by voters. where we need to help at.” are told, that has always re-election, easily won in district. Appointees would have been chosen by the “Folks just want to Miller said he had been in my ads,” he said. his district race. He had governor and confirmed by the state Senate under know what is happening not been in contact with Asked if Smith is doing a also supported the 1-cent the new system. to their tax dollars, and commissioners or county good job, he said, “I think tax and endorsed Bishop Although supporters cited lagging public schools I think that made the officials that night. our Sheriff’s Department in ads, as did two other and the need for more professionalism as evidence difference,” Miller said. He said he is an elected is doing a wonderful job.” district commissioners. supporting the change, opponents contended voters Since he has months constable whose term will should get to decide on board members and voters before taking, he said end as the commissioner agreed. Most states have appointed school boards. Daily Mountain Eagle

Wednesay, March 4, 2020 Business B1 Jerry Brown Take time to heal and Arts Festival set to learn for this weekend Dear Dave, I went Special to the Eagle Highway 55 in Hamilton, through can be seen from U.S. a di- HAMILTON — With Interstate 22 on Exit 14, vorce a a lineup that includes near the Fulton Bridge couple of approximately 55 artists Baptist Church. Free months from five states, the 18th parking and shuttling ago, and Dave Says Annual Jerry Brown services will be provided I’m not Dave Ramsey Arts Festival (JBAF) by the Northwest Ala- sure promises to be as good bama Arts Council and what to as its long-time fans of the City of Hamilton’s do next. I received cus- original art are most shuttle bus. Photo Special to the Eagle tody of our kids, ages 13 accustomed to. On Saturday, festival and 15, plus I have a good The festival, present- hours will be from 9 a.m. Festival attendees shop in the Brown & Sons pottery booth at the Jerry job and I got the house ed by “The First Lady to 5 p.m. and on Sunday, Brown Arts Festival last year in Hamilton. in the settlement. It’s a of Alabama Pottery,” 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admis- nice, simple home, but it’s Sandra Brown, and the sion is free. without Tombigbee this official event in 2019 of Arts Festival in amaze- paid for and worth about Northwest Alabama Arts Dan Duncan, president event would not be pos- the Alabama 200 Bicen- ment to see Jerry Brown $200,000. I receive $1,400 Council, will be held on of the arts council, said, sible.” tennial celebration, and use his potter’s wheel to a month in child support, Saturday and Sunday, “We’re looking forward to The festival has been has received numerous spin beautiful pieces of and I got $125,000, which March 7-8, and hosted by a great festival, and we selected as a Southeast- other awards and recog- ceramic art. was half our savings. I the Tombigbee Electric invite everyone to attend. ern Tourism Society Top nitions. Brown was a nationally also have no other debt. Cooperative. We sincerely appreciate 20 event eight times in Until his death in recognized potter for his Most of my friends are Tombigbee Electric, Tombigbee hosting us the last 11 years. The 2016, crowds would gath- See FESTIVAL, B2 telling me I should begin located at 3196 County again this year, because JBAF was selected as an er at the Jerry Brown investing, but they all have different ideas about where I should put the BOLTON’S GARAGE HOSTS RIBBON CUTTING money. Can you give me some guidance? Michelle The Chamber of Commerce of Walker County, City of Dear Michelle, Jasper and the staff of I’m so sorry to hear Bolton’s Garage celebrated you’re going through the opening of the automo- this. Divorce is hard tive shop’s new location in enough when it’s just a couple, but it must Jasper on Saturday. A rib- be incredibly difficult bon-cutting was held along- with kids involved. side Chamber members and Make sure you spend Jasper Mayor David O’Mary lots of time hugging on inside the automotive shop them, and telling them located at 113 Hollis Crump how much you love Dr. in Jasper between Dollar them. God bless you guys. General and Fitness Factory. See RAMSEY, B2 Daily Mountain Eagle - Jeffrey Winborne

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FIND US ONLINE! FACEBOOK (facebook.com/mountaineagle) & TWITTER (@DailyMtEagle) B2 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., March 4, 2020 www.mountaineagle.com Chris Matthews retires Stocks slide after Fed rate cut from MSNBC, cites fails to stem market’s dread comments to women NEW YORK (AP) — Powell acknowledged that NEW YORK (AP) — Longtime MSNBC host Stocks fell sharply on Wall central banks can’t solve Chris Matthews abruptly retired from his “Hard- Street Tuesday after an the health crisis. But he ball” show on Monday, apologizing for making inap- emergency interest-rate said the Fed recognizes propriate comments about women and following a cut by the Federal Reserve the fast spread of the vi- brutal week where he also took heat from support- failed to reassure markets rus is a risk for the econo- ers of Bernie Sanders and Elizabeth Warren. racked by worries that my, and he cited concerns His exit came after a weekend of discussions with a fast-spreading virus from the travel and hotel his bosses, three days after GQ ran a column by a outbreak could lead to a industries. freelance journalist about her “own sexist run-in” recession. The high stakes pushed with Matthews in the makeup room before appear- Major indexes were the Fed to cut rates ing on his show. down more than 2% in outside of a regularly Matthews opened his program Monday with the afternoon trading, and scheduled meeting for the announcement, talking in his familiar staccato the Dow Jones Industrial first time since the 2008 style, that he was ending his run on the political Average at one point lost financial crisis, when in- talk show he started in 1997. After a commercial 997 points, while the yield vestors were considering a break, he was replaced in the anchor chair by a on the 10-year Treasury complete meltdown of the shaken Steve Kornacki. dropped below 1.00% for AP Photo/Richard Drew world’s financial system as “This is the last ‘Hardball’ on MSNBC, and the first time in history. Specialists James Denaro, left, and Mario Picone, possible if not likely. That obviously this isn’t for lack of interest in politics,” Stocks had rallied center, work on the floor of the New York Stock in itself may have added Matthews said. briefly in the morning fol- Exchange Tuesday. to the market’s dread He said that “compliments on a woman’s appear- lowing the Fed’s surprise Tuesday. ance that some men, including me, might have move, but it took just 15 After popping to a 1.5% is crucial,” said Quincy “I don’t believe that incorrectly thought were OK were never OK. Not minutes for the gains to gain shortly after the Krosby, chief market market participants woke then, and certainly not today, and for making such evaporate. While the cut Fed’s announcement, the strategist at Prudential up this morning thinking comments in the past, I’m sorry.” helped raise confidence S&P 500 swung between Financial. “Without con- we were facing a crisis for some investors — modest gains and losses fidence, you don’t have a similar to the global and gave exactly what for about an hour before market.” financial crisis,” said From B1 some had been calling turning decisively lower The Dow had jumped Kristina Hooper, chief Ramsey for — Federal Reserve in the late morning. The 5% Monday to its best day global market strategist at Chairman Jerome Powell index was down 2.4%, as in more than a decade Invesco. “But that’s what Ok, I know your either. Then, after acknowledged that the of 3 p.m. Eastern time, on rising anticipation the Fed’s actions suggest- friends are just trying some time has passed, ultimate solution to the and on pace for its eighth for aid from the Fed and ed to some.” to help, but I wouldn’t I want you to find a health crisis will come drop in the last nine days. other central banks. Even She said investors will follow their financial good financial advi- from health experts and Other indexes had similar, before Tuesday’s rate an- likely have mixed emo- advice right now. The sor — one with the others, not central banks. jagged moves. nouncement, traders were tions about the move for trauma from your heart of a teacher — Some investors are also Everything from bond convinced that the Fed days. divorce is still fresh, and look into invest- questioning whether more yields to a gauge of trad- would cut rates by half Some economists also and you should never ing $25,000 in good aid is on the way to sta- ers’ fear of large stock a percentage point at its called the Fed’s move pre- make important, long- growth stock mutual bilize the market, while moves swung sharply next meeting, scheduled mature, given that U.S. range decisions when funds. I’m talking others called the Fed’s following the Fed’s cut. for March 17-18. Monday’s economic data has yet to your emotions are about ones with at move premature to begin Markets have been on surge followed up the show a sharp drop due to messed up. \If there’s least a 10-year track with. For more than a few, edge for nearly two weeks, worst week for the S&P the virus. anything positive in record of success. the Fed’s steepest rate cut as the virus spreads 500 since the financial “The nature of today’s all this, it’s that you’re Time and knowl- since 2008 recalled the beyond China and compa- crisis as worries about announcement could send in a really nice place edge can help erase dark days of the financial nies across continents and the virus’ economic toll the wrong signal to mar- where your finances fear, Michelle. Plus, crisis. industries say they expect mounted. ket participants, including are concerned. You’ve you’ve got a responsi- Through it all, markets it to hit their profits. But doubts are high individual investors who got a good job, you bility to yourself and are still faced with the The Fed has a long about whether the medi- are concerned with recent have no debt, and your kids to invest same quandary that has history of coming to the cine provided by central market volatility,” said you’ve got six figures wisely. sent stock prices tum- market’s rescue with low- banks can be as effective Roger Aliaga-Diaz, chief sitting in the bank. Dave bling 11% since they set er rates and other stim- this time around. Low- economist of the Americas My advice is to park a record just two weeks ulus, which has helped at Vanguard. that money in a CD Dave Ramsey is CEO of Ramsey er rates can encourage Solutions. 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SEATTLE (AP) — Ten- Seattle closed for training PARIS (AP) — France requisitioned protective sions over how to contain on conducting remote les- masks and sent tens of thousands of students home the fast-spreading coro- sons via computer in case from school, deaths in Italy soared and Spain iso- navirus escalated Tues- schools have to be closed lated dozens of health workers Tuesday as the new day in the United States for an extended period, coronavirus spread further into Europe. as the death toll climbed while a private school With the new virus taking firmer hold on the con- to nine and lawmakers said it would conduct on- tinent, Europe is facing many of the same complica- expressed doubts about line-only classes through tions seen in Asia weeks ago. the government’s ability the end of March. Deaths of virus patients in Italy rose to 79 — to ramp up testing fast “We do not feel it is pru- the most recorded of any nation outside of China. enough to deal with the dent to wait until there Flights to Italy, and especially Milan and Venice, crisis. is a known case to take were being dropped nearly by the hour, with an- All of the deaths have action,” the school, East- nouncements from Finnish and Swedish carriers occurred in Washington side Prep in the Seattle that they were suspending service for at least two state, and most were res- suburb of Kirkland, said weeks. idents of a nursing home on its website. AP Photo/Ted S. Warren Travelers from northern Italy, along with South in suburban Seattle. The A Department of Home- Korea and Iran, now face a ban in Singapore and number of cases in the A worker at the Life Care Center in Kirkland, land Security facility just will not be allowed entry or even to transit through U.S. overall climbed past Wash., near Seattle, wears a mask as she leaves south of Seattle instruct- the country. And Saudi Arabia advised citizens 100 scattered across at ed all its employees to the building Monday. Several of the people who and residents to postpone travel to Germany and least 14 states, with 27 in work from home after a France due to the spread of the coronavirus in those Washington. have died in Washington state from the COVID-19 worker became ill af- coronavirus were tied to the long-term care facili- countries. “What is happening ter visiting the nursing Around 120 French schools were ordered to close, now in the United States ty, where dozens of residents were sick. home at the center of the most in Brittany and the Oise region north of Paris, may be the beginning outbreak. which have been hit hard by COVID-19, the disease of what is happening type of respirator mask “I am optimistic, but I Elsewhere around the caused by the new coronavirus. abroad,” said Dr. Nancy designed to protect con- want to remain humble,” world, the crisis con- Italy closed schools in the hard-hit regions of Messonnier of the Centers struction workers from said Dr. Anne Schuchat of tinued to ebb in Chi- Lombardy and Veneto last week, and closed schools for Disease Control and dust and debris. the CDC. na, where hundreds of in the Emilia Romagna region last weekend. All Prevention, noting that On Capitol Hill, law- In Washington state, patients were released student outings have been canceled nationwide, in China older and sicker makers expressed skep- researchers believe the from hospitals and new including off-site after-school activities. In addition, people are about twice as ticism about U.S. health virus may have been infections dropped to just a handful of schools are closed or under quarantine likely to become serious- officials’ claims that circulating undetected for 125 on Tuesday, the low- in Germany and even in Poland, which has no con- ly ill as those who are testing for the new virus weeks. That has raised est in several weeks. But firmed cases of the disease so far. younger and healthier. should be widely available fears that there could be the crisis seemed to shift French President Emmanuel Macron announced In the nation’s capital, by the end of the week. hundreds of undiagnosed westward, with alarming- in a tweet Tuesday that the government was requi- officials moved on a num- Authorities have said labs cases in the area. ly fast-growing clusters sitioning all current and future stocks of protective ber of fronts. across the country should But some people who of infections and deaths masks in order to ensure their distribution to virus The Federal Reserve have the capacity to run want to be tested for the in South Korea, Iran and patients and health workers. announced the biggest as many as 1 million tests virus in the state are Italy. France’s education minister, Jean-Michel Blan- interest-rate cut in over by then. encountering confusion, Worldwide, more than quer, told LCI television that more schools could a decade to try to fend But testing so far has a lack of testing options 92,000 people have been close and confirmed that he had ordered a freeze on off damage to the U.S. faced delays and mis- and other problems as sickened and 3,100 have all school trips. economy from the factory steps, and “I’m hearing health authorities scram- died, the vast majority of But he cautioned against rushing to a general shutdowns, travel restric- from health professionals ble to deal with the crisis. them in China. shutdown of the education system. tions and other disrup- that’s unrealistic,” Demo- “The people across my tions caused around the cratic Sen. Patty Murray state are really scared. We accept All Credit Cards & EBT Cards • We sell Money Orders, Phone Cards & Texaco Gift Cards globe by the outbreak. 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This file photo shows a Buy, build or fix? house for sale, in North Andover, Mass. Nearly a third of Americans What’s best for first-time home buyers? who’ve never previous- ly bought a home say By KATE WOOD ample, looking at homes these builders, like many they plan to in the next NerdWallet priced slightly below your others, offer home war- five years, according to budget lets you afford a ranties, protection that a survey commissioned With a limited supply competitive bid that’s over buyers of existing homes of entry-level housing for the asking price. may have to purchase for by NerdWallet and sale, getting your foot in When you’re feeling themselves. conducted online by the door you want could frustrated, Plush says, “When you close on The Harris Poll among be a challenge if you’re remember your “why” — a used home, you’re on 2,007 U.S. adults in looking to buy your first the reason you’re house your own if something January 2020. home soon. hunting in the first place. goes wrong,” Mezger says. Nearly a third of Amer- Reconnecting to your “With a new home, you AP Photo/Elise Amendola, File icans who’ve never previ- desire to have a backyard still have that relation- ously bought a home say for your kids, for example, ship with us.” “First-time home enced home inspector to various financing options. they plan to in the next can help you maintain But these convenienc- buyers should not be shy determine what needs to In addition to convention- five years, according to a momentum. es come at a cost: In about houses that have be addressed. A contrac- al mortgages and stan- survey commissioned by the NAR survey, those good mechanical and tor can delineate the dard government-backed NerdWallet and conduct- BUILD IF YOU WANT who bought new con- structural components scope of work and poten- loans, there are construc- ed online by The Harris TO CALL THE SHOTS struction paid a median that are just ugly,” says tial cost. Pekel says most tion loans and renovation Poll among 2,007 U.S. New construction might price $85,000 more than David Pekel, a former will charge a consultation loans suited for borrowers adults in January 2020. sound intimidating and those who purchased a contractor who’s now CEO fee that’s refunded if financing new construc- Before you join the time-consuming, but un- previously owned prop- of the National Associ- they’re hired. tion or remodeling. A house hunt, decide which less you’re starting from erty. Feasibility may also ation of the Remodeling lender that offers loan type of property best fits scratch with an architect depend on where you Industry. “You can fix FINDING YOUR products for the kind of your goals. Here are the and a piece of land, it can live. In an urban area or ugly.” FINANCING property you want can pros and cons of buying a be surprisingly straight- well-established suburb, Pekel recommends Whether you choose to guide you through your turnkey home, building a forward and speedy. building new may be working with an experi- buy, build or fix, there are choices. new house or renovating “In many of our commu- difficult without paying a fixer-upper. nities, home buyers have to tear down an existing the option to purchase a structure. In rural areas, BUY IF YOU quick move-in home,” one there’s plenty of land, but The Kingsmen Quartet CAN ROLL WITH that will be ready within starting from the ground THE PUNCHES 30 to 90 days, comment- up outside a development IN CONCERT What could be the ed Jessica Hansen, vice may mean extra costs for downside to a move-in- president of communica- securing access to water, ready house? All you tions for Arlington, Tex- electricity and more. need to do is move. But in as-based homebuilders today’s market, competi- D.R. Horton, via email. FIX IF LOCATION’S tion is fierce. According Time frames can vary A MUST to data from the National by builder and demand. Renovating a fixer-up- Association of Realtors, Jeff Mezger, president per is tougher than it in December 2019 the and CEO of Los Ange- looks on TV, but if the inventory of homes for les-based builder KB house has good bones, sale in the U.S. reached Home, says his company you could snag an af- its lowest level in over 20 averages three to four fordable home in your years. months from breaking ideal neighborhood. The “You have to be ready ground to move-in day. NAR survey shows 26% to go yesterday,” says The average home search of first-time home buyers Simone Plush, a real takes about 10 weeks, said they compromised Townley Community Center estate agent with Wash- according to a 2019 NAR on condition in order to 62 Townley School Road – Townley, AL 35587 ington, D.C.-area Centu- survey, followed by sev- buy a home. Condition ry 21 New Millennium. eral more weeks to close issues are unsurprising Saturday, March 7, 2020 — 6pm Especially for first-time and get the keys. as the nation’s housing home buyers, the process In the same survey, the stock ages. According Doors Open at 5pm — $10 in advance — $12 Donation at the door can be “an emotional most-cited reason home to Harvard University’s Kids 12 and under FREE when accompanied by an adult roller coaster,” Plush says. buyers gave for purchas- Joint Center for Housing She encourages buyers ing new construction Studies, as of 2019 nearly Advanced tickets may be purchased at Victoria’s Gift Shop, Stewart Family Pools and to be strategic and swift was to avoid renovations 80% of American homes Christian Book Center, and First National Bank of Hamilton (Carbon Hill branch) when making an offer on or problems with me- were at least 20 years old, a turnkey home. For ex- chanical systems. Both and 40% were at least 50. For more information call 256-412-3608 DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala.,Wed., March 4, 2020 www.mountaineagle.com — B5 Couple’s trust issues multiply when old girlfriend reappears DEAR ABBY: I dated a guy for 10 GARFIELD months. BY JIM DAVIS We con- stantly fought because of his lack of Dear Abby trust. He had been By Abigail burned in Van Buren previ- ous relationships. He said, “Trust is earned, not given,” which isn’t my philosophy. After a recent argument

(about lack of trust), I BLONDIE told him this attitude is a deal-breaker, and he needed time to reflect on his issues. I talked to him several days a week during the process, BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN and we weren’t intimate during that time. I decided to have dinner with him at his apartment last night to further discuss the situation, only to have an old girlfriend ring his doorbell, upset. It seems that during the last five weeks, he had started seeing her again and slept PEANUTS with her while attempting

to make amends with me. BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ When I asked about her, he told me he thought we were done, and he was trying to put a Band-Aid on his pain. What to do? He has great qualities but is so jealous and suspicious. Will he ever improve, or will I always be trying to prove myself? I believe he cares for me, but his actions with the old girl- friend negate this. I cannot MARVIN even begin to rationalize his

thought process. BY TOM ARMSTRONG -- GETTING TIRED OF IT DEAR GETTING TIRED: This guy is suspicious because HE isn’t trustworthy. There’s a saying attributed to historian, civil rights ac- tivist and author W.E.B. Du Bois: “A man does not look behind the door unless he has stood there THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME himself.” People are often By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek jealous and controlling

Unscramble these Jumbles, WALKER BY MORT because they are inse- one letter to each square, BEETLE BAILEY cure. Your boyfriend ran to form four ordinary words. back to his old girlfriend because he was unable to SEEEG be alone, even for a brief period. Be smart. Wake up and lose him. You can do better. TEYNR DEAR ABBY: My father was physically abusive to me when I was a child, and distant and emotion- LHRBEA ally abusive when I was a teenager. Because of it, I had BY JOHN ROSE low self-esteem and was ex- tremely depressed for most LUTTEO of my life. I confronted him @PlayJumble Twitter the free JUST JUMBLE app • Follow us on Get when I was an adult, and he BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH tried to explain why he was Now arrange the circled letters that way, but never apolo- ©2020 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as gized. He is now 93 and in a All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. nursing home. He probably won’t be alive much longer. I would like to get closure (Answers tomorrow) by telling him the extent to Jumbles: CHEER FETCH TATTOO ONLINE Yesterday’s which his behavior damaged Answer: Her students were learning cursive and followed my life, but I know it would her instructions — TO THE LETTER hurt him. Should I look for the closure I have needed CRANKSHAFT all of my life, or keep it to myself to spare his feelings? HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last

-- HURTING STILL IN CO & CHUCK AYERS BY TOM BATIUK DEAR HURTING: If CELEBRITIES BORN of choices. Don’t use your you have things you need ON THIS DAY: Chaz energy helping others get to get off your chest to Bono, 51; Patricia Hea- ahead when you should your father, as painful ton, 62; Mykelti Wil- be helping yourself. as they may be, then do liamson, 63; Catherine LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. it. Explain calmly, in an O’Hara, 66. 22): Don’t let anyone put even tone of voice, how Happy Birthday: words in your mouth. important validation is to Make amends, improve Keeping the peace doesn’t children as they devel- your surroundings and mean you should give op, and how deeply his pay attention to the ones in or let someone take HI & LOIS physical and emotional you love. Channel your advantage of you. BY CHANCE BROWN abuse has affected your energy into revitaliza- SCORPIO (Oct. 23- life. I agree that he owes you an apology, but do tion, and put together Nov. 21): Don’t waste NOT go there expecting a to-do list that will time pondering what to one because he may be encourage a better life. do next or wondering if incapable of it. ARIES (March you should commit to 21-April 19): Emotions something or someone. DEAR ABBY: Today I was will lead to trouble. Step up, and let your in a small neighborhood Think before you say instincts take over. restaurant with a friend. something you might re- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. I ordered a special burger. gret. Sometimes it’s best 22-Dec. 21): Take a When the cook brought it to to take a back seat and pragmatic approach when the table, my friend immedi- observe. dealing with someone ately pulled out her camera TAURUS (April 20- who has a tendency to and snapped several shots. May 20): A strategic overreact or exaggerate. 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or Toll Free (800) 518-(NEWS) 6397 TM Day! Office Located at 1301 Viking Drive MasterCardrr 19 59 99 P.O. Box 1469 - Jasper, Alabama 35502 10 • All Classified ads are Paid in Advance - NO REFUNDS Allowed on these Special Price Packages • RENTAL SPACE on March 17, 2020. Bids will be 1 Employment 20 Announcements 45 Pets & Supplies available: 1700 to 5000 sq ft. 137 Travel Trailer opened that evening during the Board meeting at 6:00 pm. DOUBLE O CARRIERS, INC. FREE TO GOOD HOMES Call (205)483-1000 *************************** Free Pregnancy Test High bidders will be notified. Live Haul (Chickens) BLONDE LAB MIX *March 1, 4, 2020 Needed Now!!! PREGNANCY & PUPPY, puppy pad trained. SUMITON, MOBILEHOME $$CASH PAID$$ $$$Pay Increases RESOURCE CENTER Great w/children. 3BR/2BA (quiet park). For clean used Across the Board$$$ No Pets. $600mo. plus deposit. Travel Trailers,RV’s. IN THE JUVENILE COURT Jasper, AL 1707 2nd Avenue 8MO OLD (M) CAT, gray & (205)531-7898 (205)283-5799 Utility trailers. OF WALKER COUNTY **Home Every Day** Jasper, AL 35501 white. Litter box trained. Enclosed trailers. ALABAMA •Class-A CDL Required McCluskey-RV, IN THE MATTER OF •Must be at least 23 years old BOTH sweet and very playful. 120 Mobile Homes (205)387-2566 M.J.E., A MINOR CHILD, 221-5860 DOB: 10/05/2008 •Must have a good driving (205)777-9864 ‘17 2BR/2BA(14x60) MH FRE E Info o n A bo rtio n Alterna tives CASE NO.: record FOR SALE.Must be moved. *************************** JU-2012-000220.03 •$100 a day training pay Can be totally furnished. 52 Farm Equipment NOTICE OF ACTION •Medical/Dental/Vision Benefits 25 Lost & Found (205)300-2483 1981 FORD 3600 DIESEL 140 Transportation FOR TERMINATION OF •Paid vacation after 1year MISSING: 3YR OLD TRACTOR with factory power BOOGER’S TOWING PARENTAL RIGHTS •$950-$1225 Plus Paid Weekly SHEPHERD MIX (“SYBIL”), 2001 SOUTHERN ENERGY steering, good tires, runs great! We pay CASH Heidi Estes & Donald Estes, Re- •$18.00/Hour Detention Paid w/blue/white eyes and bushy 28x76 Home, 4 Bedroom and $6,500. Call (205)924-4627. for junk cars or trucks spondents in the above styled •No Electronic Logging Devices tail. Last seen Thursday 2/27/20 2 Baths. Master bedroom has (205)384-0250 case, must answer the Peti- (ELD’s) from Blackwater/Macedonia adjoining sitting area. Must be tion for Termination of Parental For more information Community (Duncan Road); move to your location. $25,900 Rights filed by Anthony Aaron 85 Yard Sales FOR SALE: 1986 JEEP please contact: 205-471-2402 205-265-1591 & Leslie Aaron by the 18th day 2 HOUSE YARD SALE, GRAND CHEROKEE LAREDO Regina Parker (205)275-2293 of March, 2020 or thereafter Friday 8AM-4PM; SUV, 4WD; 205-221-3438 [email protected] a judgment by default may be Saturday 8-NOON; 122 Mobile Homes Wanted Danny Gilliland (205)471-3177 40 Services & Repairs rendered against them in case Coon Creek Road, Empire [email protected] A CUT ABOVE I BUY number JU-2012-000220.03, (close to New Canan Baptist 150 Legals Apply at TELL TREE SERVICE MOBILE HOMES in the Juvenile Court of Walker Church); 205-275-1086 www.perfedttruckingjob.com REMOVAL, TOPPING, (205)282-1409 ABANDONED County, Alabama. PRUNING; INSURED: VEHICLE NOTICE DONE this 7th day of YARD SALE, Friday 3/6 and Pursuant to the provisions of the FULL-TIME MASTER’S FREE ESTIMATES 124 Land for Sale February, 2020. LEVEL POSITION (205)282-1412 Saturday 3/7; 7AM-1PM; Alabama Abandoned Motor Ve- SUSAN ODOM Master’s Level Position open Jasper Nazarene Church. I BUY hicle Act, Section 32-13-1, Code CIRCUIT CLERK OF ALL proceeds benefit Summer of Alabama, 1975, notice is in our Behavioral Medicine Unit D & R LANDSCAPING, LLC LAND & TIMBER WALKER COUNTY, ALABAMA Mission Trip to Quito, Ecuador hereby given that the following MI Division located in Jasper Double Springs, AL (205)282-1412 Charles R. Stephens, Jr. described vehicles have been AL. for a Full-time Master Level Free Estimates! Stephens & Stephens, LLC abandoned and will be sold at Social Worker. Social Worker •Landscaping Jasper, Alabama 95 Merchandise 125 Real Estate for Sale public auction to the highest will work at Walker Baptist •Outside Fire Pits *Feb. 12, 19, 26, Mar. 4, 2020 bidder for cash on March 31, in Jasper Alabama, Monday •Rock Patios FOR SALE TWIN BEDROOM I BUY 2020 at 10:00 AM at RDBT En- through Friday. •Irrigation Systems SET. BEST OFFER CHEAP UGLY HOUSES IN THE PROBATE COURT terprises, Inc., Boogers Towing Schedule: Monday-Friday, •Outside Fireplaces Antique White. 2 Beds, Dresser Jasper, Manchester, OF WALKER COUNTY, Harolds Wrecker Service, LLC, 8AM-5PM; Must be •Brush Clearing and Night Stand. Matching Curry, Boldo areas ALABAMA 2211 Commerce Avenue, knowledgeable in Word •Flower Bed Installation Comforter, Sheets and Pillow 205-282-1409 IN THE MATTER OF Jasper, AL 35501, to-wit: Processing and have a •Shrub Trimming Covers. Like new. Serious THE ADOPTION PETITION OF 2007 Kia Spectra, Blue Current/Valid Drivers License. •Shrub Removal Inquires Only. Can Text HEATHER NICOLE FINCH Vin # KNAFE121775431002 Starting Salary: •Stairs, Decks Pictures.(205)387-9009 TO ADOPT: EJF Tag # 1CP4545 $ Salary will be discussed and Screened Porches CASE NO. PC2019-A056 2002 Chevy Silverado, Blue at interview. Rodolfo Alvarado NEW 10X8 Metal Roll-up Door, TO: Unknown father, whose Vin # 2GCEC19T821276840 (205)522-7837 Cell $400; 205-305-5192 whereabouts are unknown Address: Tag # 64FF577 [email protected] You or your attorney must re- 302 14th Ave. West, Jasper AL. 2006 Chevy Malibu, Red Danny Gilliland spond to the Probate Court of If interested please contact the Vin # 1G1ZT51836F111169 (205)471-3177 115 For Rent or Lease MLS#19-1638 Walker County, Alabama, by HR Dept. @ (205)302-9037 for Tag # 64FA983 [email protected] $159,900 hand-delivering a written, no- Sign On Bonus Opportunities 2000 Mitsubishi Eclipse, Black 5391 & 5367 Arkadelphia Road tarized response to 1900 3rd Apply online: Vin # 4A3AC44G1YE001213 Jasper,35504; Avenue South, Jasper, AL www.nwamhc.com DOZER TRACK hoe work, top Tag # N/A INVESTMENT 35501, or by mailing a written, soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land PUBLISHER’S NOTICE : All 2007 Chevy Impala, Gray RENTAL PROPERTIES notarized response to P.O. Box HOME DAILY!!! clearing, Ponds built & Trailer real estate advertised in this Vin # 2G1WT58K479293995 2-HOMES/1-MOBILEHOME/ 502, Jasper, AL 35502, regard- $$$Pay Increases Pads built. ALSO Demolition; Tag # N/A newspaper is subject to the SHOP ing the petition for adoption of Across The Board$$$ (205)221-2112 (205)544-5592 2009 Volkswagen Beetle, Gray Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 2.1 Acres+/- EJF as filed by HEATHER NI- Dry-Bulk Pneumatic Tankers Vin # 3VWRW31C89M513150 which makes it illegal to advertise Located across COLE FINCH within thirty days Needed Now!!! E.O. STUMP Grinding Tag # 6572BB2 from Dollar General from March 11, 2020, or your •Class-A CDL Required Eddy Owen (205)544-1320 “any preference, limitation or 2006 Nissan Altima, Silver on Al-69,(BOLDO) rights will be forever barred re- •Home Daily/Top Pay FREE Estimates discrimination based on race, Vin # 1N4AL11D36N375689 Steve (205)388-6066 garding the adoption of EJF in •$850-$1,500 Paid Weekly Tag # N/A color, religion, sex, or national www.stevepaynerealty.com Case Number PC2019-A056 1996 Toyota T100, White •New 2018 & 2019 Volvo’s G AND M’S Lawncare origin or an intention to make in the Probate Court of Walker Vin # JT4JM11D0T0015859 •Clean Driving Record (Commercial & Residential) any such preference, limitation or County, Alabama. Tag # N/A •2YR Verifiable Experience Pressure Washing, Gutter 127 Money to Loan DONE this the 11th day of discrimination.” This newspaper 2006 Mitsubishi Eclipse, Silver •Current Medical Card Cleaning. No Job to Small! ADVANCE-FREE LOANS February, 2020. will not knowingly accept any Vin # 4A3AK34T26E024300 •Pre-employment Drug Screen FREE Estimates! OR CREDIT OFFERS A. LEE TUCKER, advertising for real estate which Tag # N/A •Paid Vacation After 1YR (205)522-2601 It’s illegal for companies doing JUDGE OF PROBATE 2003 Chevy Suburban, White •Medical, Dental, Vision is in violation of the law. Our business by phone to promise *Feb. 19, 26, Mar. 4, 11, 2020 Vin # 3GNEC16Z73G222325 Benefits HELPING HANDS readers are informed that all you a loan and ask you to pay Tag # N/A •Electronic Logging Devices for Senior Home Care, LLC dwellings advertised in this for it before they deliver. For 2000 Toyota 4Runner, Green IN THE PROBATE COURT (ELD) SENIOR CARE SPRING SALE more information call toll free newspaper are available on an Vin # JT3GN87R8Y0147542 OF WALKER COUNTY, For more information 20% OFF 1-877-FTC-HELP. A Public Ser- equal opportunity basis. Equal Tag # 64DF490 ALABAMA please contact: (205)520-8477 vice Message from The Daily 2006 Ford Taurus, Silver IN THE MATTER OF Austin Roach (205)937-5743 Housing Opportunity, M/F Mountain Eagle Newspaper and Vin # 1FAFP56U66A155724 THE ADOPTION PETITION OF [email protected] JOE’S EXCAVATING & the Federal Trade Commission. Tag # N/A Trisha Sherry McKendree Regina Parker (205)275-2293 Hauling. Track-Loader work. 1, 2, 3BR Apartments available 2001 Ford Ranger, Blue a/k/a Trisha S. McKendree, [email protected] Red Rock, Top Soil & Fill Dirt. at Woodland Villa & The Bluffs. Vin # 1FTZR15EX1PB01966 TO ADOPT: ZHD Danny Gilliland (205)471-3177 Storm Shelter Installation. Ref- Starting at $495. Includes cable 135 Motorcycles Tag # 64DK411 CASE NO. PC2020-A003 [email protected] erences available. and internet. (205)221-0878. 2008 SUZUKI BOULEVARD 1996 Chevy K1500, Blue TO: Unknown father, whose Apply at (205)522-2568 VL800 with trike kit; $700 Firm. whereabouts are unknown www.perfecttruckingjob.com Vin # 1GCEK19R0TE106558 1BR OR 2BR Mobile home’s & (205)275-8556. Tag # 64DN579 You or your attorney must re- MADISON CONTRACTORS Apartments. Whites Properties. 2001 Ford Ranger, Black spond to the Probate Court of LANE READY Construction, Remodeling, (205)221-3929 WE BUY Used ATV’s & Motor- Vin # 1FTYR10U61PA79989 Walker County, Alabama, by MIX CONCRETE Painting. No Job to small. cycles. Call Jim (205)483-1000 Tag # N/A hand-delivering a written, nota- is now taking applications for (205)522-2601 2BA/2BR MH, The seller reserves the right rized response to 1900 3rd Av- drivers with CDL. Poplar Springs. Water and to reject any and all bids. enue South, Jasper, AL 35501, Experience not necessary. MONEY PLEDGER Garbage furnished. $475mo. *February 26, March 4, 2020 or by mailing a written, notarized Drug Testing & (205)221-4640 $475dep. (205)295-8151 response to P.O. Box 502, Jas- MVR Required. per, AL 35502, regarding the Hauling, Excavating, Gravel, BID NOTICE petition for adoption of ZHD Medical Insurance Provided. Red Rock, Driveway Work, 2BR/1BA., Mobilehome Townley Water Authority will be as filed by TRISHA SHERRY (205)387-0236 After 1PM Fill-dirt, Topsoil, Demolition, Nice condition. accepting sealed bids for a 1988 MCKENDREE A/K/A TRISHA Clearing, Septic Tanks, Bucket No pets. $450/mo. GMC single axle dump truck. S. MCKENDREE within thirty THE ARC OF Truck & Tree Service. $300/dep. (205)384-3681 The vehicle is As-Is and can days from March 11, 2020, or WALKER COUNTY is hiring Shipping Container Sales. (205)435-3031. be viewed at 119 Main Street your rights will be forever barred Service Support Specialists. in Townley. M-F, 8-12. All bids regarding the adoption of ZHD Full-Time positions start at MUMMEY LAWN Service JASPER HOUSING must be received by 12:00 pm $8.75/hr to include Blue Cross/ Year Round Lawn Maintenance. AUTHORITY Blue Shield medical dental plan FREE estimates. (205)388-7004 Apartments available for rent. at $123.50/month for single and Jasper Housing Authority is $361.80/month for family cov- NATION CONSTRUCTION accepting applications. Rent erage, a paid time off program Building and Remodeling. based on income or flat rent is and a retirement plan. Part- (205)275-9431 (205)275-6956 available. 1, 2 and 3BR Time positions start at $9.75/hr available. Applications available and include a retirement plan. RED RYDERHauling at the office between $100 hiring bonus paid within Crushed stone, gravel, sand, 8:30A.M.–4P.M. Monday-Friday 90 days. Service Support Spe- lime, red-rock, topsoil. (closed Wed) cialists provide services and (205)384-4932 (205)302-5675 at 1005 Hwy 69 South, Jasper Service Directory community interaction to per- (205)302-2315 or for more information call sons with intellectual and devel- (205)384-4864, Ext .100 Davis Tree Patriot Jacks Tree Service LLC opmental disabilities. All training WE CLEAN OUT Equal Housing Opportunity Service, Inc. provided. All shifts available. Garages, Basements, 205-717-9273 Candidates must have a high PARRISH HOUSING Authority Topping, Trimming, Storage Bldg.’s Removal & Stump Air school diploma or equivalent, and Sheds. is accepting applications for 1 20 Yrs. Grinding valid Alabama driver’s license FREE Estimates. to 4BR apartments. Apartments Experience LICENSED & INSURED Johnston and an insurable driving record. Will Haul off Unwanted Items. have central heat/air, refriger- CALL David Davis 295-1502 Your Heating and Qualified persons may apply at (205)541-2353 ator, range. Rent is based on Air Conditioning The Arc of Walker County income. Apply at 25 Bank St. Specialists! Parrish, Al. Monday and Thurs- 745 Russell Dairy Road WILL CUT Small and Large (205) 384-9008 Jasper, AL 35503 Trees out of yards. Trimming & day 9AM-2PM. or fax a resume to Topping. Good Prices! Insured. If you need to make an appoint- WORKING TO MAKE 205-387-0567; E.O.E. (205)686-7304 Leave message. ment please leave a message at YOUR LIFE BETTER. and Drug Free Workplace. (205)686-7621. DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., March 4, 2020 www.mountaineagle.com — B7

150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals 150 Legals in Case Number PC2020-A003 as Trustee for Credit Suisse sons who have an interest in same will be barred. granted to the undersigned on NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT in the Probate Court of Walker First Boston Mortgage Securi- property the right to redeem the SUE ELLEN SUMMERS February 7, 2020, by the Hon- TO BE PUBLISHED County, Alabama. ties Corp., Home Equity Asset property under certain circum- EXECUTRIX orable A. Lee Tucker, Judge BY PERSONAL DONE this the 11th day of Trust 2004-7, Home Equity stances. Programs may also Fulmer May Stuckey LLC of the Probate Court of Walker REPRESENTATIVE February, 2020. Pass-Through Certificates, Se- exist that help persons avoid or Timothy M. Fulmer County, notice is hereby given IN THE PROBATE COURT OF A. LEE TUCKER, ries 2004-7, and its successors delay the foreclosure process. Birmingham, Alabama that all persons having claims WALKER COUNTY, JUDGE OF PROBATE and assigns An attorney should be consulted *Feb. 19, 26, Mar. 4, 2020 against said estate are hereby ALABAMA *Feb. 19, 26, Mar. 4, 11, 2020 Mortgagee or Transferee to help you understand these required to present the same THE ESTATE OF SHAPIRO & INGLE, LLP rights and programs as a part of NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT within time allowed by law or the MILDRED NAOMI BLALOCK, MORTGAGE 10130 Perimeter Parkway, the foreclosure process. TO BE PUBLISHED same will be barred. DECEASED FORECLOSURE SALE Suite 400 This sale is made for the pur- BY EXECUTRIX KENNETH EUGENE THOMAS CASE NO. PC2019-32 Default having been made in the Charlotte, NC 28216 pose of paying the indebtedness IN THE PROBATE COURT OF Personal Representative Letters of Administration payment of the indebtedness 704-333-8107/ 20-019209 secured by said mortgage, as WALKER COUNTY, Thomas Louis Owens, III Of said deceased having been secured by that certain mort- Attorneys for Mortgagee well as the expenses of foreclo- ALABAMA Attorney at Law LLC granted to the undersigned on gage executed on July 8, 2004 or Transferee sure. THE ESTATE OF Jasper, Alabama February 6, 2020, by the Hon- by Anthony H. Phillips and Ale- *Feb. 19, 26, Mar. 4, 2020 The successful bidder must JESSE J. REED, JR. A/K/A *Feb. 19, 26, Mar. 4, 2020 orable A. Lee Tucker, Judge sha D. Williams, joint tenants, tender a non-refundable de- JESSE J. REED, of the Probate Court of Walker husband and wife, originally in DECEASED MORTGAGE posit of Five Thousand Dollars NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT County, notice is hereby given favor of Mortgage Electronic CASE NO. PC2020-008 FORECLOSURE SALE ($5,000.00) in certified funds TO BE PUBLISHED that all persons having claims Registration Systems, Inc. as Letters Testamentary Default having been made in made payable to Sirote & Per- BY PERSONAL against said estate are hereby nominee for EquiFirst Corpora- Of said deceased having been the payment of the indebted- mutt, P.C. at the time and place REPRESENTATIVE required to present the same tion, and recorded in Book DML granted to the undersigned on ness secured by that certain of the sale. The balance of the IN THE PROBATE COURT OF within time allowed by law or the 1907 at Page 481 on July 19, February 24, 2020, by the Hon- mortgage executed by Darrell purchase price must be paid in WALKER COUNTY, same will be barred. 2004, in the Office of the Judge orable A. Lee Tucker, Judge W. Enis, an unmarried man, certified funds by noon the next ALABAMA EMILY DONALDSON of Probate of Walker County, of the Probate Court of Walker originally in favor of Mortgage business day at the Law Office THE ESTATE OF Personal Representative Alabama, and secured indebt- County, notice is hereby given Electronic Registration Sys- of Sirote & Permutt, P.C. at the VERNICE GALLOP, Emily Donaldson, edness having been transferred that all persons having claims tems, Inc., as nominee for Sy- address indicated below. Sirote DECEASED Attorney at Law or assigned to U.S. Bank Na- against said estate are hereby novus Mortgage Corp., on the & Permutt, P.C. reserves the CASE NO. PC2020-018 Jasper, Alabama tional Association, as Trustee required to present the same 10th day of June, 2016, said right to award the bid to the next Letters of Administration *Feb. 19, 26, Mar. 4, 2020 for Credit Suisse First Boston within time allowed by law or the mortgage recorded in the Of- highest bidder should the high- Of said deceased having been Mortgage Securities Corp., same will be barred. fice of the Judge of Probate of est bidder fail to timely tender granted to the undersigned on Home Equity Asset Trust 2004- SANDRA REED Walker County, Alabama, in the total amount due. February 13, 2020, by the Hon- 7, Home Equity Pass-Through EXECUTRIX Book 2460 Page 762; the un- The Mortgagee/Transferee re- orable A. Lee Tucker, Judge Certificates, Series 2004-7 as Jackson, Fikes & Brakefield dersigned Wells Fargo Bank, serves the right to bid for and of the Probate Court of Walker reflected by instrument recorded Jasper, Alabama N.A., as Mortgagee/Transferee, purchase the real estate and to County, notice is hereby given in Book DML 2303, Page 635 of *March 4, 11, 18, 2020 under and by virtue of the power credit its purchase price against that all persons having claims the same Office. Shapiro and of sale contained in said mort- the expenses of sale and the in- against said estate are hereby Ingle, L.L.P., as counsel for NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT gage, will sell at public outcry to debtedness secured by the real required to present the same Mortgagee or Transferee and TO BE PUBLISHED the highest bidder for cash, in estate. within time allowed by law or the under and by virtue of power of BY PERSONAL front of the main entrance of the This sale is subject to postpone- same will be barred. sale contained in the said mort- REPRESENTATIVE Courthouse at Jasper, Walker ment or cancellation. ALVERA GALLOP KIRK gage will, on March 23, 2020, IN THE PROBATE COURT OF County, Alabama, on May 1, Wells Fargo Bank, N.A., Personal Representative sell at public outcry to the high- WALKER COUNTY, 2020, during the legal hours Mortgagee/Transferee McMath Law Firm, PC est bidder in front of the main ALABAMA of sale, all of its right, title, and Elizabeth Loefgren Jasper, Alabama entrance of the Walker County, THE ESTATE OF interest in and to the following SIROTE & PERMUTT, P.C. *Feb. 19, 26, Mar. 4, 2020 Alabama, Courthouse in the City Kenneth Bryndon Thomas, described real estate, situated in P. O. Box 55727 of Jasper, during the legal hours DECEASED Walker County, Alabama, to-wit: Birmingham, AL 35255-5727 of sale, the following real estate CASE NO. PC2020-019 A parcel of land located in the Attorney for situated in Walker County, Ala- Letters of Administration NW 1/4 of the SE 1/4 of Sec- Mortgagee/Transferee bama, to wit: Of said deceased having been tion 3, Township 14 South, www.sirote.com/foreclosures A PARCEL OF LAND LO- Range 7 West, Walker County, 460810 CATED IN THE NW1/4 OF Alabama more particularly de- *March 4, 11, 18, 2020 THE NE1/4 OF SECTION 24, scribed as follows: Commence TWP 15 SOUTH, RANGE 9 at the NE corner of said forty; NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT WEST, WALKER COUNTY, thence South 87 degrees 09 TO BE PUBLISHED ALABAMA, DESCRIBED AS minutes 00 seconds west, along BY EXECUTRIX FOLLOWS: COMMENCE AT the north forty line a distance IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE INTERSECTION OF THE of 805.40 feet; thence South WALKER COUNTY, WEST BOUNDARY OF THE 02 degrees 38 minutes 00 sec- ALABAMA NW1/4 OF THE NE1/4 AND onds east a distance of 307.00 THE ESTATE OF THE NORTH BOUNDARY OF feet to a 5/8 inch rebar set on ROY DUTTON A/K/A A PUBLIC COUNTY ROAD; the east right of way of 14th ROY LESTON DUTTON, THENCE RUN EAST ALONG Avenue N.E. (Peach Orchard DECEASED SAID ROAD BOUNDARY 315 Road), being the point of begin- CASE NO. PC2020-025 FEET TO THE POINT OF BE- ning; thence continue South 02 Letters Testamentary GINNING OF THIS DESCRIP- degrees 38 minutes 00 seconds Of said deceased having been TION; THENCE CONTINUE ON east along said right of way a granted to the undersigned on THE SAME LINE 105 FEET; distance of 154.20 feet (Deed - February 13, 2020, by the Hon- THENCE RUN NORTH 210 154.00 feet), to a 1/2 inch pipe; orable A. Lee Tucker, Judge FEET; THENCE RUN WEST thence North 87 degrees 26 of the Probate Court of Walker 105 FEET; THENCE RUN minutes 06 seconds East (Deed County, notice is hereby given SOUTH 210 FEET TO THE - North 87 degrees 09 minutes that all persons having claims www.mountaineagle.com POINT OF BEGINNING. 00 seconds East - 262.82 feet) against said estate are hereby For informational purposes a distance of 260.38 feet to a required to present the same only, the property address is: 5/8 inch rebar; thence North 04 within time allowed by law or the 2755 Patton Hill Rd, Townley, degrees 13 minutes 16 seconds same will be barred. AL 35587. West (Deed - North 05 degrees LISA HOOD ANY PROPERTY ADDRESS 29 minutes 00 seconds West EXECUTRIX PROVIDED IS NOT PART OF - 154.16 feet) a distance of Stephens & Stephens, LLC THE LEGAL DESCRIPTION 154.77 feet to a 3/4 inch pipe; Attorneys at Law OF THE PROPERTY SOLD thence South 87 degrees 19 Jasper, Alabama HEREIN AND IN THE EVENT minutes 19 seconds west (Deed *Feb. 19, 26, Mar. 4, 2020 OF ANY DISCREPANCY, THE - South 87 degrees 09 minutes LEGAL DESCRIPTION REF- Expand your customer base 00 seconds West - 255.09 feet), ERENCED HEREIN SHALL NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT a distance of 256.09 feet to the CONTROL. TO BE PUBLISHED point of beginning. ... into cyberspace! This sale is made for the pur- BY EXECUTRIX Subject to a 16 foot wide ease- pose of paying the indebtedness IN THE PROBATE COURT OF ment for ingress and egress secured by said mortgage, as WALKER COUNTY, along the North boundary line Advertise on the Web. well as the expenses of foreclo- ALABAMA of subject property as conveyed sure. Furthermore, the property THE ESTATE OF July 19, 1982 at Book 1205 to be offered pursuant to this DAVID J. ROWLAND A/K/A Page 483, in the Probate Office Call 221-2840 notice of sale is being offered DAVID JACK ROWLAND, of Walker County, Alabama. for sale, transfer and convey- DECEASED Property street address for in- ance AS IS, WHERE IS. Neither CASE NO. PC2020-017 to find out how. formational purposes: 609 14th the mortgagee, nor the officers, Letters Testamentary Ave NE, Jasper, AL 35504 directors, attorneys, employees, Of said deceased having been THIS PROPERTY WILL BE agents or authorized represen- granted to the undersigned on SOLD ON AN “AS IS, WHERE tative of the mortgagee make February 6, 2020, by the Hon- IS” BASIS, WITHOUT WAR- any representation or warranty orable A. Lee Tucker, Judge RANTY OR RECOURSE, EX- relating to the title or any phys- of the Probate Court of Walker PRESSED OR IMPLIED AS TO ical, environmental, health or County, notice is hereby given TITLE, USE AND/OR ENJOY- safety conditions existing in, that all persons having claims Daily Mountain Eagle MENT AND WILL BE SOLD on, at or relating to the prop- against said estate are hereby SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF erty offered for sale. Any and required to present the same REDEMPTION OF ALL PAR- all responsibilities or liabilities within time allowed by law or the online TIES ENTITLED THERETO. arising out of or in any way re- Alabama law gives some per- lating to any such condition, including those suggested by Code of Ala. (1975) § 35-4-271, expressly are disclaimed. This sale is subject to all prior liens and encumbrances and unpaid BILL & SON’S SUPERMARKET taxes and assessments includ- MEAT “Our Family Serving Your Family - Four Generations” 10 Oz. ing any transfer tax associated Food Club ¢ with the foreclosure. The suc- USDA 89 7.99 D Flour Ea. cessful bidder must tender a Boneless Lb. Tortillas non-refundable deposit of Five Ribeye Steak A Thousand Dollars and no/100 14.72 Oz. ($5,000.00) in certified or cash I 1.79 USDA 3.79 Daisy Ea. funds at the time and place of Corn Beef Lb. R Squeeze the sale. The balance of the Brisket Sour Cream purchase price must be paid in Y certified funds by close of busi- USDA Whole 52 Oz. 2.99 ness on the next business day Simply Ea. thereafter at the Law Office of Boneless Orange Juice Shapiro & Ingle, LLP at the ad- Pork Loin 1.39Lb. dress indicated below. Shapiro 7-9 Oz. & Ingle, LLP reserves the right 16 Oz. Pkg. Jimmy Dean to award the bid to the next Bar-S 2/3.00 Breakfast 1.99Ea. highest bidder, or to reschedule Regular Prices Effective Wednesday, March 4th thru Tuesday, March 10th, 2020 F Bowls the sale, should the highest bid- or Thick Carbon Hill, AL • Store Hours: Mon.-Sat. 7:30am-7pm • Sun. 11am-5pm der fail to timely tender the total 19-25 Oz. Sliced Bologna 2 Ltr. Btl. 16 Oz. Pkg. R amount due. 1 Lb. Pkg. 18-21 Oz. USDA Gorton Fish 4.99Ea. Alabama law gives some per- Pepsi Fresh Tony’s Imperial Family Pack O Sticks or sons who have an interest in 16 Oz. Pkg. Tennessee Products Strawberries Pizza Margarine Fryer Thighs Portions property the right to redeem the 2.79 MIX OR Sticks Z property under certain circum- Pride Ea. MATCH E 28 Oz. stances. Programs may also Mild Sausage Family 2.99 exist that help persons avoid or N Ea. delay the foreclosure process. ¢ ¢ Favorites 2 Lb. Pkg. 4/5.00 69 Ea. 79 Lb. An attorney should be consulted Top Chick 2/3.00 2/5.00 Chicken to help you understand these Nuggets, Rings, 6.99Ea. rights and programs as a part of Chicken 6 Pack 1/2 Ltr. Btls. Pepsi Products MIX OR MATCH ...... 4/12.00 Patties or Tenders Tenders the foreclosure process. 5 Lb. “All Varieties” Martha White Cornmeal ...... 2.49 Ea. U.S. Bank National Association, 3 Lb. Bag 2 Pack 6-8.6 Oz. Bugles or Chex Mix ...... 1.19 Ea. P Fresh Gala 1.79 Mama Rosa 4.99 11.2-12 Oz. Quaker Instant Grits ...... 1.49 Ea. R Apples Ea. 14” Pepperoni Ea. ¢ 15 Oz. Manwich Sloppy Joe Sauce ...... 99 Ea. O 5 Lb. Bag Pizza D 4 Roll Tackle Big Roll Paper Towels ...... 2.99 Ea. Fresh 1.99Ea. U Sweet Onions 4.5-8 Oz. Betty Crocker Fruit Snacks ...... 1.49 Ea. While Supplies Last • No Rain Checks C ¢ No Sales to Dealers 15 Oz. Van Camp Pork & Beans ...... 79¢ Ea. Fresh Large Most Credit Cards Accepted E 89Lb. We Gladly Accept Tomatoes WIC Vouchers & EBT Cards 30 Oz. Bama Mayonnaise ...... 2.99 Ea. B8 — DAILY MOUNTAIN EAGLE Jasper, Ala., Wed., March 4, 2020 www.mountaineagle.com WHAT’S GOING ON

The “What’s Going On” Section will be questions about Medicare or tion through the AARP Tax- be attending kindergarten. If port conservation education in featured each Wednesday and Sunday in the ACA Insurance? Capstone Ru- Aid. To schedule your appoint- possible, bring the following Walker County. For more infor- Daily Mountain Eagle, and on the Calendar at www.mountaineagle.com. Events are listed ral Health Center has Certified ment, please call 205-221-3760. documents: 1) birth certifi- mation, call Stacy Williams at by calendar date and time as space allows, Application Counselors avail- • The Walker County Civil cate, 2) current immunization 205-387-1879 or Danny Cain at so guarantee when, or the number of days, able on Monday and Tuesday at Service Board has moved its records, and 3) social security 205-221-3392. an event will run. The deadline to place a an event is no later than noon on Tuesday and the Capstone Parrish location. meeting for the month of March card. Children entering kinder- • Capstone Rural Health will Friday. Email information for What’s Going Call Jessica Hatchell at 205- to Tuesday, March 17. garten must be 5 years of age host the third annual Wings of On to [email protected] or call 205-221-2840, ext. 246. 724-9031. Walk-Ins are wel- • Pleasantfield Fire is ac- on or before September 2, 2020. Hope Cancer Support Expo at come, but appointments are cepting dues for 2020, $50.00 If additional information is the Jasper Civic Center from 10 SPECIAL NOTICES preferred. per household until March 31. needed, you may call Dr. Den- a.m. to 2 p.m. Join them for a • Opiates Anonymous meet- • Capstone Rural Health They appreciate your support. nis Willingham at the Walker day of education, fun, and sup- ings are held at the Jasper Civ- Center has partnered with One Dept. in Walker County re- County Board of Education at port developed just for cancer ic Center/Desperation Church Alabama Lions Sight to provide cently ceased operation for lack 387‑0555, ext. 1036. survivors, caregivers, family, Monday through Friday from optometry services. Afford- of funds, and another is in dan- and friends. noon until 1 p.m. and Sunday able eye exams and glasses for ger. Quarterly revenue from to- THURSDAY, MARCH 5 and Wednesday evenings at everyone who needs them. Call bacco tax only covers insurance • The Documentary (BYLER THURSDAY, MARCH 12 5:30 p.m. 205-724-9031 (Parrish) or 205- and utilities. That equals out CHEATHAM ROADS: THE • The Jasper American Le- • NarAnon family support 648-5337 (Sipsey) to schedule to $4.16 per month. Meetings CHALLENGE 200 YEARS gion Woods-Smith Post 9 meets group for family members your appointment. Clinics are held the 3rd Tuesday of AGO) chosen by the George on the second Thursday of each dealing with a loved one with are also held in Sumiton on a each month at 6:30 p.m. Meet Lindsey film festival to compete month at 6:30 p.m. at the Bev- addiction to any substances bimonthly basis. the new officers and hear their for the Zappo Black award will ill State Cafeteria in the Wade meet Sunday and Wednesday • Do you enjoy quilting or plans for fundraisers. You may be shown at 10:00 a.m. commu- Math and Science Building. evenings at 5:30 p.m. at Des- would you like to learn to quilt? reach the chief at 205-388-2147 nications building 124 on the Meet and greet at 5:30 p.m. For peration Church. Please join us at Prospect or board chairman at 205-522- campus of University of North more information, call Adjutant • Narcotics Anonymous Independent Methodist Church 0319. Dues can be mailed to PO Alabama in Florence. James Snow at 205-527-7090 or meetings are held every Thurs- where we host a Quilting Box 145 Parrish AL, 35580. e-mail legion.post9.ala@gmail. day at 7 p.m. at the Red Cross Group every Tuesday from 8 • The Walker County School FRIDAY, MARCH 6 com. building in Jasper at 1101 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Lunch System announces kindergar- • The Walker County For- • Breast Cancer Support Viking Drive. is served. For questions, call ten pre-registration for the estry Planning Committee will Group of Walker County will • Diabetes Education classes Janelle at 387-2256 or Cecilia 2020-2021 school year from host its annual tree sale at the meet at 1:30 p.m. at Harbor at Capstone Rural Health Cen- at 697-5672. Also, if you have 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. beginning Farmers Market on Airport Chase Assisted Living on Vi- ter in Parrish are held weekly a quilt top that needs quilted, Monday, March 2 and con- Road North in Jasper. Sale will king Drive. Patients, survivors, on Mondays from noon until 1 please give us a call. cluding on Friday, March 13. begin at 8 a.m. Prices range and caregivers are welcome. p.m. • Appointments are now Students should register at the from $2 to $10 depending on For more information, call Gre- • Need assistance or have available for free tax prepara- school office where they will species. Proceeds go to sup- tol Holston at 401-7559.

CHURCH HAPPENINGS

Local church events are featured byterian Church will be host its monthly gospel will be at 9 a.m. at Gam- speaker Jerriann Savelle. Amber Nicole’s Salon and each Wednesday and Saturday in the selling Swamp John’s singing at 6 p.m. with ble Park in Jasper with The event will be held at Spa. Register for free at Daily Mountain Eagle, and daily on the calendar at www.mountaineagle. suppers for $12 per plate guest singers, Sounds of GN3 Ministry’s Evange- 430 N Thomas Street, 256-201-9805. Jerriann com. Events are listed by calendar from 4 to 7 p.m. Dine in Praise. Admission is free. list Naquita Janese. Warrior, 35180. One wom- will also be speaking date and time as space allows. There or carry out available. an will receive a grand Sunday morning at 10:45 is no guarantee when or the number of days an event will run. The • Living Light Church SUNDAY, MARCH 15 SUNDAY, MARCH 22 prize package courtesy of a.m. deadline to place an event is no later of God will host a free • First Baptist Church • Union Chapel Baptist than noon Tuesday and Friday. Email event information to community@ event featuring B-Shoc of Frisco at 2701 Corona Church will host a sing- mountaineagle.com or call 205-221- Live. Doors open at 6:30 Ave, Jasper, will celebrate ing at 1 p.m. with Eagles PPatioatio CCoversovers 2840, ext. 246. p.m. its 23rd pastor appreci- Wings. Regular service Patio Covers SATURDAY, MARCH 7 ation for the Rev. Alonzo will begin at 9:45 a.m. & CarportsCarports NOTICE & Carports • Townley Commu- Hopper at 3 p.m. and lunch at noon, with • Matthew Ministry nity Center will host • First Baptist Church singing to follow. F ree E stim ates! Outreach/Soup kitchen The Kingsmen Quartet Carbon Hill will be is held every Friday at in concert with doors having a special service APRIL 3-5 • Since 1966 • 11 a.m. at LifeSprings opening at 5 p.m. and the “MIRACLE DAY” at 11 • Faith Worship Center Assembly of God on High- concert beginning at 6 a.m., Sunday School at in Sumiton invites you Creative Aluminum way 195. p.m. $10 in advance, $12 9:45 a.m. to its Easter Drama “You • Mt. Carmel Baptist donation at the door. Kids • Airport Road Church Are Holy”, a beautiful 1206 Curry Hwy 387-7683 387-7698 Church on Horse Creek 12 and under get in free of God of Prophecy, locat- story of the life of Jesus Jasper, AL 35503 Blvd. in Cordova opens when accompanied by an ed at 502 Airport Road Christ, a live portrayal its Soup Kitchen every adult. Advance tickets North, will be celebrating of His birth, ministry, Tuesday from 11 a.m. are available for purchase its annual Homecoming death, and resurrection. RESIDENTIAL & COMMERCIAL until 1 p.m. at Victoria’s Gift Shop, at 10:30 a.m. The special Friday and Saturday it • Boldo United Meth- Stewart Family Pools and guest speaker will be will begin at 7 p.m., and odist Church opens its Christian Book Center, State Overseer Bishop Sunday it will begin at 6 clothes closet the second and First National Bank Brian Sutton. Lunch will p.m. Saturday of every month of Hamilton (Carbon be served. from 9 a.m. until 1 p.m. Hill branch). For more SATURDAY, APRIL 4 • Do you enjoy quilt- information, call 256-412- SATURDAY, • Church International ing or would you like to 3608. MARCH 21 presents Happy To Be Me learn to quilt? Please join • Winston County Gos- • The eighth annual Women’s Meeting at 10 us at Prospect Indepen- pel Music Theatre will Good Walk of Faith-athon a.m. with special guest dent Methodist Church where we host a Quilting Group every Tuesday from 8 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Lunch is served. For questions, call Janelle at 387-2256 or Cecilia at 697-5672. Also, if you have a quilt top that needs quilted, please give us a call.

FRIDAY, MARCH 6 • Carbon Hill Pres-

Son’s SMOKEHOUSE! PRICES EFFECTIVE 512-1310 Wed., March 4 thru Tues., March 10 Thurs.-Sat. 11am-7pm Readers’ Our USDA Choice Beef Is Cut Daily By Our Meat Choice SON’S Awards Department! Special Cuts Are Welcome! Homemade Blue Bell Shakes Available 9th Avenue • Jasper 2020 MEAT 384-6066 WE NOW HAVE FRESH “MARKET MADE” FRESH Monday-Saturday 7am-8pm DAYLIGHT DONUTS EVERYDAY!!! “All Sizes” $ GROUND BEEF ...... 1.99Lb. Sun 11am-7pm USDA CHOICE BONELESS ONE DAY SALE!!! $ BEEF SHOULDER ROAST ...... 2.99Lb. FEATURE Friday, March 6, 2020 WHILE SUPPLIES LAST! NO RAIN CHECKS! TENNESSEE 1/2 Ltr. Btl. 6 Pack “All Varieties” $ 16 oz. Pkg. “All Varieties” $ COKE PRODUCTS ...... 4/ 9 PRIDE FRESH PORK SAUSAGE ...... Ea. ASSORTED 2.69 28 oz. Btl. “All Varieties” POWERADE “Lean and Tender” $ ¢ Lb. USDA GRADE ‘A’ FRESH SPORTS DRINK ...... 59 Ea. PORK LOIN CHOPS ...... 1.00 $ WHOLE FRYERS ...... 1.00Lb. 31-34 oz. Jug “All Varieties” TIDE SIMPLY FRESH FROZEN USDA LIQUID LAUNDRY DETERGENT ...... $ $ 16 oz. Pkg. ZEIGLER REGULAR OR 2/ 5 BONELESS CHICKEN TENDERS .... 1.79Lb. $ SWEET BABY RAYS THICK SLICED BACON ...... 3.99Ea. 18 oz. Btl. $ 27 oz. Box SMOKY FARMS BBQ SAUCE “HONEY OR ORIGINAL” .... 1.79Ea. $ BAR S BUN-SIZE OR SAUSAGE PATTIES ...... 2.79Ea. 16 oz. Pkg. $ MARTHA WHITE JUMBO FRANKS ...... Ea. 5 Lb. Bag “All Varieties” $ 1.29 FLOUR OR MEAL ...... 2.29Ea. 12 oz. Pkg. ABERDEEN BAR S REGULAR OR $ 16 oz. Pkg. $ 8.5 oz. GENERAL MILLS TRADITIONAL SLICED BACON ...... 2.00Ea. THICK SLICED BOLOGNA ...... 1.49Ea CHEX MIX OR ORIGINAL OR $ 7.5 oz. ¢ 12 oz. Can 12 Pack COKE PRODUCTS .... 4/ 12 US FARM RAISED NACHO BUGLES ...... 99 Ea. 2 Lb. Pkg. $ 16.9 oz. Btl. 24 Pk. DASANI CATFISH FILLETS ...... 11.59Ea. 16 oz. Btl. “All Varieties” HIDDEN $ $ VALLEY RANCH SALAD DRESSING Ea. PURIFIED DRINKING WATER ...... 3/ 11 2 Pk. Pkg. MAMA ROSA’S PIZZA 2.89 $ 6-10 Ct. Box “All Varieties” BETTY CROCKER 24 Ct. Pkg. RED DIAMOND FAMILY SIZE “PEPPERONI OR SUPREME” ...... 4.99Ea. FRUIT SNACKS, GUSHERS, OR $ $ QUART TEA BAGS ...... 2/ 3 CLAUSSEN ROLLUPS ...... 2/ 3 “EXCEPT DECAF” 24-32 oz. Jar “All Varieties” $ PICKLES OR SAUERKRAUT ...... 2.99Ea. 14.4 oz. Box NABISCO HONEY MAID 12 Roll Pkg. IRRESISTIBLE UNSCENTED $ GRAHAM CRACKERS BATHROOM TISSUE ...... 2/ 7 DAIRY ...... $ $ “REGULAR OR REDUCED FAT” 2.99Ea. 30 oz. Jar SAUERS REAL MAYONNAISE..2/ 4 1 Lb. Pkg. IMPERIAL SPREAD 22-28 oz. Clear Bag PICTSWEET ¢ VEGETABLES ...... $ PETER PAN PEANUT QUARTER STICKS ...... 59 Ea. 2/ 4 16.3 Oz. Jar $ $ “GREAT ON BURGERS” FRESH RED BUTTER “ORIGINAL CREAMY”...... 2/ 3 4 Ct. Pkg. “All Varieties” ACTIVIA YOGURT .. 2/ 4 $ RIPE SLICING TOMATOES ...... 1.18Lb. Gallon Jug COUNTRY DELIGHT 52 oz. Jug “All Varieties” $ $ 8 oz. Pkg. DUTCH FARMS CHEESE CHOCOLATE DRINK ...... 2/ 5 SIMPLY ORANGE JUICE ...... 2.99Ea. $ “BARS OR SHREDDED” ...... 2/ 3 12 Ct. Pkg. FOOD CLUB FROZEN PRODUCE ICE CREAM SANDWICHES ...... $ 56 oz. Square Ctn. “All Varieties” $ 8 Lb. Bag US#1 RUSSET $ “NEAPOLITAN OR VANILLA” 2/ 5 MAYFIELD CLASSIC ICE CREAM ...... Ea. 2/ 5 BAKING POTATOES ...... 2.88 3 Lb. Bag FRESH CRISP FRESH RED RIPE SWEET $ 9.8-10.8 oz. Pkg. “All Varieties” 1 Lb. Ctn. $ GALA APPLES ...... 1.88Ea. TOTINO’S PARTY PIZZA ...... 4/$5 STRAWBERRIES ...... 2/ 4 ¢ 4 Lb. Bag SWEET SEEDLESS 7 oz. Pkg. “All Varieties” BANQUET PERUVIAN SWEET YELLOW ONIONS .. 78 Lb. $ ¢ $ CALIFORNIA NAVEL ORANGES .... 2.88Ea. FRUIT OR MEAT POT PIES ...... 75 Ea. 1 Lb. Bag TART JUICY LEMONS ...... 1.88Ea.