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JASPER INDUSTRIAL INSIDE DEVELOPMENT BOARD Walker Baptist Medical Center, some nursing homes update visitor policies Hiring By NICOLE SMITH prevent the spread. allowed for patients that have Daily Mountain Eagle Walker Baptist officials tested positive for COVID-19 announced on Tuesday that or those suspected of having With COVID-19 cases each patient will now be the disease. increasing across the state allowed one visitor at any Expectant mothers in labor ‘a home given time. Two visitors were and delivery will be allowed of Alabama and in Walker County, area senior care allowed at a time prior to the to have their significant other facilities and Walker Baptist updated policy. and an additional support Medical Center have updated In what has become stan- run’ for visitation policies to further dard policy, no visitors will be See VISITORS, A8

Inside today’s Jasper JASPER CITY SCHOOLS Eagle you will find our ‘Homefolks: Industry’ special section that JIDB hires new includes stories on executive director businesses in Walker County, including Jas- By JAMES PHILLIPS per Lumber Company, Daily Mountain Eagle Central States Manu- facturing and Heiche The Jasper Industrial Development U.S. Surface Technolo- Board recently hired a new executive gies, LLC. director of economic development. Michael A. Ferdinand of Palacios, We hope it provides Texas, started in you a little insight into the Jasper position industry in our area. on July 12. Ferdinand comes to Jasper with more CORDOVA than 28 years of CITY COUNCIL experience in project management, business consultations, City closer executive leader- Daily Mountain Eagle file - Ron Harris ship, and a host of to getting executive economic Michael The Jasper City Board of Education will continue to track COVID data during the septic screen development experi- Ferdinand upcoming school year, but may not rely as heavily on Alabama Department of Public ence. Health alerts. operational “I’m excited to be in Jasper,” Ferdi- nand said in a recent interview with By JENNIFER COHRON the Daily Mountain Eagle. “Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle has been very welcoming to me in the School board discusses little time I have been here. I like the CORDOVA — The community aspect of the city. Great septic receiving screen things have happened and continue to COVID safety monitoring purchased by the city happen in Jasper.” earlier this year is now Ferdinand has previously served as New CDC guidelines set off rush in place, though it is not executive director of economic devel- to reimpose mask mandates / A3 yet online, Mayor Jeremy opment in Bay City, Texas; Natchez, “In talking with other superin- Pate said at Tuesday’s Mississippi and Natchitoches Commu- council meeting. nity Alliance Foundation in Louisi- By NICOLE SMITH tendents through- Daily Mountain Eagle “Right now it (the ana. out the state, most screen) is sitting on the “I enjoy small towns,” Ferdinand The Jasper City Board of Education is systems are moving concrete pad bolted down. said. “Most of my work has been in planning to continue closely monitoring the We’ve got some other away from the Ala- things we’ve got to do this See JIDB, A8 school system’s COVID-19 data but may veer away from using Alabama Department of bama Department of week before we hook it up. Public Health alert levels Public Health zones. We’re looking at getting a to determine safety. privacy fence built before CARBON HILL Jasper City Schools There are some we finish hooking it up,” CITY COUNCIL Superintendent Dr. problems inherent in those pro- Pate said. Ann Jackson explained cedures.” The screen has been Council to try the decision at Monday installed on Reservoir evening’s regular school - Dr. Ann Jackson, superintendent Street on property recent- again to appoint board meeting. ly acquired by the city. “In talking with other of Jasper City Schools The property, which en- District 6 superintendents throughout the state, most compasses over two acres, systems are moving away from the Alabama adjoins Reservoir Park council member Department of Public Health zones,” Jackson red last year, that was not reflective of what and has the remains of a said. “There are some problems inherent in we were seeing in our schools,” she said. house that burned several those procedures.” Jackson also noted there was always a years ago. By ED HOWELL Since the pandemic began, Alabama school lag in data reporting, sometimes for a week Council leaders agreed Daily Mountain Eagle systems have been using ADPH guidance or two, which made tracking COVID-19 in to purchase the property on school safety, along with alert levels to schools difficult. in May in order to clean CARBON HILL — The Carbon Hill determine if schools and areas in the general Jasper City Schools Lead Nurse Penne it up, to gain access to City Council will try again to appoint public are safe. Risk indicator colors of green, Mott weighed in during the meeting by the backside of the park someone to the District 6 council seat, yellow, orange and red are used to indicate saying that all data was monitored closely and to use a portion of it as no one qualified for a special Aug. COVID-19 severity. last year, and it can be observed to an even to house the new system, 10 election for that seat. According to Jackson, sometimes what was greater extent without sticking to alert level which will allow the city Mayor April Kennedy Herron con- being reported by the state in terms of a “risk reporting. to accept septic waste and firmed Tuesday night no one qualified indicator” was not always accurate for Jasper “I feel like we can really hone in on our integrate it into the city’s by the 4 p.m. deadline that day. The City Schools. See SCHOOLS, A8 See CORDOVA, A8 See CARBON HILL, A8 “We know that while our county was in the

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Forecast for Thursday, July 29, 2021 Obituaries TENN. Oxford 97/75 Huntsville ARK. 97/75 Dale Lamar Garrison Hazel Catheryn Warren Dale Lamar Garrison, 81, of Beaufort, South Caroli- April 12, 1936‑July 24, 2021 na, entered into eternal rest Monday, July 26, 2021. Hazel Catheryn Warren, 85, of Glencoe, passed GA. Visitation at Anderson Funeral away Saturday, July 24, 2021, at her residence. Greenville Birmingham Home in Beaufort was held Wednes- The family will receive friends Sunday, August 1, 98/75 100/77 day, July 28, 2021, from 6 until 8 2021, at 2 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. p.m. He will be transported to his Funeral services will follow at 3 p.m. in the Col- hometown of Cullman, where visita- lins-Burke Chapel. Burial will be at Walker Memory

Jackson Montgomery tion and services will take place at Gardens. Levi Sides will officiate. 98/77 97/75 Cullman Funeral Home Saturday, Mrs. Warren was preceded in death by her husband, July 31, 2021. Visitation will be Horace Warren; daughter, Sandra Warren; brothers, Brookhaven Hattiesburg from 1 until 3 p.m., with services at Bill Daniel, Bob Daniel and John Daniel; and sister, 94/77 95/76 3 p.m. and burial at Sandlin Ceme- Jeanett Smith, Eugenia (Babe) Barker and Pearl

Mobile tery in Bremen. Glass. LA. 92/76 FLA. Dale was born November 5, 1939, in Phelan to Wil- She is survived by her son, Steven Warren (Lean- liam Roosevelt and Lelya Estelle Garrison. na); sister, Helen Daniel Reinhardt; grandchildren, His early childhood was spent in Bug Tussle where Daniel (Lexie) Warren and Claire (Austin Powell) he was the youngest of three sons. Dale worked in his Warren; and beloved pet, Gracie. father’s sawmill and Garrison Lumber Company as The family would like to extend a special thank a young boy and would later take over and operate you to friend and caregiver Donna Carroll, Glencoe ©2021 AccuWeather, Inc. Garrison Lumber Company until his retirement in Church of Christ and lifelong friends of Blackwater 1996. Dale and Barbara were married on June 4, 1961 Macedonia Church of Christ. in Birmingham and had 2 children, Dana and Doug. In lieu of flowers, memorial donations may be made They would later move back to Bug Tussle to take over to Childhaven Children’s Home and St. Jude Chil- the family hardware store in 1969.Dale enjoyed many dren’s Hospital. trips with Barbara and the kids as they traveled to hardware shows and made many lifetime friends from Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 DME Staff (205) 221-2840 all over the country. He was a beloved church member at Sandlin Chapel UMC and Carteret Street UMC, Editor & Publisher - James Phillips Costa Rica mission trip volunteer, local community Bryce Watson ‘BW’ Sides [email protected] business owner, volunteer firefighter, loving husband, February 24, 1946‑July 25, 2021 father, grandfather and legendary Rook player. Bryce Watson ‘BW’Sides, Jr., 75, of Oakman, passed Managing Editor - Ron Harris It was after his retirement that Dale really began to away Sunday, July 25, 2021. [email protected] enjoy life spending lots of quality time with his family BW was a retired brick mason and avid hunter. He and especially his grandchildren. Dale had a passion had a great sense of humor and enjoyed spending time Executive Advertising Director - Jake Aaron for being outdoors on his 4-wheeler, taking trips out [email protected] with family and friends. west with close friends, shooting skeet with the kids, The family will receive friends Friday, July 30, and shooting pool and playing Rook whenever the 2021, at 3 p.m. at Collins-Burke Funeral Home. A Production Manager - Michael Keeton family was together. Dale and Barbara moved to St. [email protected] memorial service will follow at 4 p.m. in the Col- Helena Island, S.C., in 2004 and lived on the coast un- lins-Burke Chapel. til they decided two hurricane floods were enough and Mr. Sides was preceded in death by his wife, Bettye Sports Editor - Johnathan Bentley they relocated closer to town on Lady’s Island in 2018. [email protected] Comer Sides; parents, Bryce and Ethel Sides; sister, Dale was preceded in death by his father, William Mildred Sides Morrison; and nephew, David Morrison. Roosevelt, and mother, Lelya Estelle;and brother, He is survived by his daughter, Suzanne Henson Classified Advertising Manager - Donna Hicks Harold. [email protected] Gordon (Brad); son, Chris Henson (Mollie); grandson, He is survived by his wife, Barbara Sue Allen Luke Watson Henson; sister, Carolyn Sides Cooper Garrison; his brother Lloyd; his daughter, Dana Jo Accounts Receivable Manager - Judy Brown (Ron); nieces, Kathy Morrison, Jana Hanner (Treye) [email protected] Garrison Mullins, and her three children, Dylan Mull- and Nancy Morrison; nephew, Jeff Cooper; great ins (wife Kayleigh), Dustin Mullins (wife Ellie), and nieces, Paige Gross (Greg) and her daughter, Paisley; Legal Ads - Barbara Haynes Jennifer Mullins (fiancé David); son, James Douglas great nephews, Jordon Morrison, Connor Cooper, [email protected] Garrison (wife Molly), and their two children, Jessie Hudson Hanner and Jackson Hanner; best friends, Blackmon (husband Phillip) and Braden Garrison. Michael and Annette Thacker. Ad Compositor - Brenda Anthony Memorial donations may be made to Carteret Street [email protected] United Methodist Church (Beaufort, SC), the Lewy Collins-Burke Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-5571 Body Dementia Association , or the Parkinson’s Foun- Graphic Designer - Malarie Brakefield dation. [email protected] Cullman Funeral Home, Cullman; 256-734-3144 Jimmie Ray Davis Social Media Coordinator - Jeffery Winborne Jimmie Ray Davis, 73, of Savannah, Ga., (formerly [email protected] of Nauvoo), went home to be with the Lord on Sunday, July 25, 2021 at Memorial Health Hospital, in Savan- Wilma Fay Haynes Best nah.. News Editor - Ed Howell Wilma Fay Haynes Best, 97, of Jasper, passed away [email protected] Visitation will be Saturday, July 31, 2021, from 11 Tuesday, July 20, 2021, at her residence. a.m. to noon at New Zion Baptist Church in Nauvoo. Family will be receiving friends Features Editor - Jennifer Cohron Funeral service will be held at noon at the church, [email protected] Saturday, July 31, 2021, from 1 until with burial to follow at Keeton Cemetery. 2 p.m. at Kilgore-Green Funeral Mr. Davis was preceded in death by his parents, Circulation Manager - Tia Jones Home. Services will follow at 2 p.m. James and Rilda Davis; and brother-in-law, Keith [email protected] in the Kilgore-Green Chapel, with Kimbrell. burial at Oak Hill Cemetery. George He is survived by his wife, Pearl Louise Davis; son, Mailroom Supervisor - Elane Jones Barrera will officiate. James Daniel Davis; two daughters, Barbara Ken- [email protected] Wilma was born November 12, ney and Cindy Poljacik; sister-in-law and honorary 1923, in Parrish, the youngest of six daughter, Jody Gasaway Wise; and son-in-law, Jim Advertising Secretary - Liz Steffan children. Her family later moved to Wise; grandsons, Donovan Davis, Blake Poljacik and [email protected] Oakman where she graduated from Dylan Dotsey; granddaughters, Carlye Poljacik and Oakman High School in 1942. She moved to Jasper Beverly Dotsey; great-granddaughters, Baylor Grace Staff Reporter - Nicole Smith where she worked at Hill’s Grocery and South Central Boudreau; brother, William “Bill” Davis (Eloise); [email protected] Bell Telephone Co. in downtown Jasper. sister, Sharon Davis Kimbrell; sister-in-law, Maxine In 1943, she met Joe Frank Best after he received Gasaway Rhineheart (Landon); nieces, Karen Click, Advertising Sales - Renee Holly a discharge from the service. They married in 1944 Kim Turner, Felecia Davis and Stacy Kimbrell; grand [email protected] and moved to Muskegon, Michigan, where they both niece, Gracie Robertson; nephews, Frank Davis and worked for Continental Aviation which made airplane Brandon Kimbrell; and a host of other relatives and Advertising Sales - Andrea Phillips engines used during World War II. dear friends. [email protected] After the war ended, they returned to Jasper, built their home, raised their children, and lived in the Prepress Supervisor - Brian Parrish Wilson Funeral Home & Crematory LLC, same house the rest of their lives. She was a home- Carbon Hill; 205-924-4147 [email protected] maker, worked several years at Butler’s selling Levi Jeans and clothing and worked 40 years for Weight Pressroom - Todd Foster Watchers. She loved working in the garden, growing flowers in her yard, sewing and needlework, reading Kimberly Abbott Pressroom - Chase Jones (97 books her 95th year) and traveling around the Kimberly Abbott, 61, of Jasper, went home to be world to over 60 countries and 49 states. She was a with the Lord Monday, July 26, 2021 at her residence. Circulation - Josh Cagle lifelong member of the Church of Christ. There will be no service at this time. She was preceded in death by her husband of 51 Circulation - Carter Godsey years, Joe Frank Best; granddaughter, Candice Best; Wilson Funeral Home & Crematory LLC, Carbon Hill; 205-924-4147 Circulation - Bill Morrow parents, James H. “Jimmy” Haynes, and Vonnie Leigh Higginbotham Haynes; siblings, Verna Banks, Erma Circulation - Stone Phillips Evans Gist, Mildred Thompson, Ora Haynes and Doyle Haynes; and her traveling buddy and friend, Lewis B. Goode Evelyn Wood. Lewis B. Goode, 94, of Bessemer (formerly of Quin- She is survived by her children, Diane Best Car- ton), passed away Wednesday, July 21, 2021, at UAB michael, Jeff Best (Chona), Danny Best (Kay); grand- Medical West. children, Levi Best, Noah Best, Natalie Carmichael Graveside services will be held at 1 p.m. Saturday, Breeden (Brad), Archie Best (Stacey), Aimee Wells July 31, 2021, at Shanghi Cemetery. John Clutter and VOLUME 60 NUMBER 38 (Michael); great-grandchildren, Eli Perry, Dakota Tim Saylor will officiate. Visitation will begin at 11:30 Breeden, Maddox Breeden, Devon Breeden, Olivia a.m. Saturday at Bell Sumiton Chapel. Bell Funeral Wells , Hudson Wells, Owen Wells, Lilly Best and Home Sumiton has been entrusted with the arrange- Daily Mountain Eagle Ivey Pannell (Sam); and a host of nieces, nephews ments. - Main Office and friends. Friends may sign the guest register at Mr. Goode was born on December 18, 1926. He 1301 Viking Drive Member kilgoregreenfuneralhome.com. was called to preach in 1952 and served several local Jasper, AL 35501 Audit Bureau churches as pastor since that time. He loved the Lord of Circulations Phone (205) 221-2840 Kilgore-Green Funeral Home, Jasper; 205-384-9503 with his whole heart and loved to spread the gospel Business Hours: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. Monday-Friday with anyone he came in contact with. Closed Saturday & Sunday He was preceded in death by his first wife of 47 Daily Mountain Eagle ISSN 0893-0759 Copyright © 2015 by the Daily Mountain years, Mildred Goode; father, Dan Goode; mother, Eagle is published every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday (Excluding Christmas Alice Janett Robertson and New Year’s Day) by Jasper Daily Mountain Eagle , a division of Cleveland Alice Janett Robertson, 87, of Jasper, passed away Virginia Goode; all his brothers and sisters; and his Newspapers, Inc., 1301 Viking Drive, Jasper, AL 35501. 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AVAILABLE THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 | Daily Mountain Eagle | A3 New CDC guidelines set off rush White House considering vaccine to reimpose mask mandates mandate for By PHILIP MARCELO Associated Press federal workers States and businesses WASHINGTON (AP) — The White House is scrambled Wednesday strongly considering requiring federal employees to to change course after show proof they’ve been vaccinated against the coro- the federal government navirus or otherwise submit to regular testing and issued new guidance wear a mask — a potentially major shift in policy calling for the return of that reflects growing concerns about the spread of mask wearing in virus the more infectious delta variant. hot spots amid a dramat- The possible vaccine mandate for federal em- ic spike in COVID-19 cas- ployees — regardless of the rate of transmission es and hospitalizations in their area — is one option under consideration nationwide. by the Biden administration, according to a person Nevada and Kansas familiar with the plans who spoke on condition of City were among the loca- anonymity to discuss deliberations that have yet tions that moved swiftly to be made public. The White House is expected to to re-impose indoor mask announce its final decision after completing a policy mandates following Tues- review this week. day’s announcement from According to an analysis from the federal Office of the Centers for Disease Management and Budget, in 2020 there were more Control and Prevention. than 4.2 million federal workers nationwide, includ- The guidelines also call ing those in the military. AP Photo/Charlie Riedel, File on all schools to require President Joe Biden suggested Tuesday that ex- masks for students, People wearing masks wait to board a Southwest Airlines flight at Kansas panding that mandate to the entire federal work- teachers and visitors, City International airport in Kansas City, Mo., in this May 24 file photo. Gov- force was “under consideration,” but offered no fur- and districts around the ernments and businesses are scrambling to change course following new ther details. The Department of Veterans Affairs on country tried to navigate federal guidance calling for the return of mask wearing in virus hot spots Monday became the first federal agency to require the latest advice. vaccinations, for its health workers. In a handful of Repub- amid a dramatic spike in COVID-19 cases and hospitalizations nationwide. The broader requirement under consideration lican-led states, lawmak- Nevada and Kansas City were among the locations that moved swiftly to would be the most significant shift by the Biden ad- ers have made it illegal re-impose indoor mask mandates following Tuesday’s announcement from ministration this week as the White House grapples for schools to require the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. with a surge in coronavirus cases and hospitaliza- masks. South Caroli- tions nationwide driven by the spread of the delta na’s governor said the cases per 100,000 people much of the country,” pass it to somebody else.” variant and breakthrough infections among vacci- state would not reverse in the last week, which he said in a statement. Walensky stressed nated Americans. its mask restriction, is roughly 60% of all U.S. “We will do all we can to that COVID vaccines are On Tuesday, the Centers for Disease Control and but Arkansas leaders counties, federal officials ensure our corner of this working by preventing Prevention reversed its masking guidelines and said are weighing whether said. state is safe.” greater levels of hospital- that all Americans living in areas with substan- to revisit an April law Nearly all of the South Meanwhile in Spring- ization and death. tial or high coronavirus transmission rates should banning local and state and Southwest is sub- field, a hospital began Unvaccinated people, wear masks indoors, regardless of their vaccination government entities from ject to the guidance, but expanding its morgue ca- she also noted, account status. requiring masks. most communities in the pacity as the state’s virus for the vast number of And just like that, masks were back at the White Republican Gov. Asa Northeast — with the death toll soared. new infections. Two- House. By Tuesday afternoon, when the latest CDC Hutchinson has faced exception of major metro Steve Edwards, the thirds of the vaccine-el- data found that Washington, D.C., is facing sub- growing calls to lift that areas like New York City CEO of CoxHealth, said igible population in the stantial rates of transmission, White House staff ban, at least for schools, and Boston — are exempt his company brought in U.S. has received at least were asked to begin wearing masks indoors starting as virus cases and hospi- for now, according to the temporary cooling equip- one dose. Wednesday. Press were asked to follow suit, and talizations surge in the CDC’s COVID tracker. ment because 75 patients “We can halt the chain those staff and reporters remaining in the White state. Elsewhere, conserva- in area hospitals have of transmission,” she told House were already masking up. Ford Motor Co., mean- tive officials pushed back died this month. “CBS This Morning” on An aide for Vice President Kamala Harris passed while, said it would rein- against reviving mask CDC Director Rochelle Wednesday. “We can do out masks to the reporters covering her events state face mask protocols mandates, setting up the Walensky said Wednes- something if we unify earlier that day, asking them to put them on before for all employees and potential for a patchwork day that her agency’s together, if we get peo- walking in to her meeting with Native American visitors at its Missouri of regulations within updated guidance was ple vaccinated who are leaders on voting rights. and Florida facilities. states and counties. prompted by new data not yet vaccinated. If Masks will also be required again at the U.S. The two states are In Missouri, the St. suggesting vaccinated we mask in the interim, House. among the hardest-hit Louis County Council people can pass on the we can halt this in just Citing the new CDC guidance, the Capitol’s At- by the summer surge in voted Tuesday to re- virus in rare cases. a matter of a couple of tending Physician Brian P. Monahan issued a memo which the U.S. is now verse the county’s mask “I know this is not a weeks.” late Tuesday reinstating the mask requirement for averaging more than mandate, just a day after message America wants In Provincetown, all individuals, vaccinated and not, when entering 60,000 new cases a day, it became one of the first to hear,” she told CNN. Massachusetts, where the House chamber or other interior spaces in the driven by the highly reinstated in the country. “With prior variants, officials earlier this week complex when others are present. contagious delta variant But Democratic Coun- when people had these re-imposed an indoor spreading through unvac- ty Executive Sam Page rare breakthrough mask requirement follow- cinated populations. insisted Wednesday that infections, we didn’t see ing a surge in COVID-19 Other government lead- the mandate remained the capacity of them cases this month, store ers said they will hold off in effect and blamed the to spread the virus to owner Patrick Patrick reinstating mask rules pushback on politics. others, but with the delta says he doesn’t mind ask- ATTENTION for now. “This is a national variant, we now see that ing customers to mask up Pennsylvania Gov. problem that went all the you can actually now once more. ATTENTION Tom Wolf said he’s not way up to the top with considering imposing a the last president,” he mask mandate in schools said. “And we do have Public Notice or statewide, though he some folks in our country urged Pennsylvanians to who work very hard to follow federal guidance. undermine public health The Democrat said state efforts with a lot of very mandates on masks were inflammatory rhetoric.” necessary before there On the other side of was a vaccine. the state, Kansas City “People have the ability Mayor Quinton Lucas, a TV16 is changing to make the decision to Democrat, promised to get a vaccine,” he said, provide details Wednes- its antenna speaking Tuesday on day on his plans to order broadcast # to 25. Pittsburgh radio station mask wearing indoors in KDKA-AM. “If they do, Missouri’s largest city. Effective July 30th that’s the protection.” “We cannot ignore The CDC’s new guid- the rapid spread of the This does not affect ance applies to places COVID-19 delta variant Charter Cable Channel 10. with at least 50 new in Missouri — outpacing 11th Annual *Free tomato sandwich Walker County Saturday while st supplies July 31 last Farmers Federation 7:30am Giving Away to Noon Tomato Sandwiches ONLY* Come on out to the Walker County Farmers Market on Airport Rd. in Jasper and bring your friends for a FREE tomato sandwich! A4 Daily Mountain Eagle THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 Viewpoints

Editorials Vaccine the best bet you will ever make Excerpts from recent editorials During the weekend, I decided inks and dyes which, when con- not fully vaccinated. More vaccina- in the United States and abroad — reluctantly — to start wearing a sumed by lungs, have unknown tions could prevent mutations that mask again to large traffic areas, cancer and other health risks,” could make vaccines less effective such as Walmart. Brooks wrote. “Certainly, all or against the virus. And the current Getting to the bottom of Jan. 6 Sunday I went to Ed almost all masks reduce oxygen delta variant is more transmissible On Jan. 6, Americans witnessed on live television church with a HOWELL intake into the human body, with the previous versions. what few could have imagined: a violent, real-time mask on. all the risks this imposes.” Mind you, I know some consider invasion of the U.S. Capitol as part of an attempt to Someone said That reminds me of Captain those like me to be naive. I consid- halt the peaceful transfer of power from one presi- as I walked Mainwaring in the old British er myself cautious and responsible. dent to the next. in, “Are you sitcom, “Dad’s Army,” who, after Society used to be be like that. It has taken until now, seven months later, to going to write loony suggestions from one charac- I have recently enjoyed rewatch- even begin the congressional investigation that an editorial on ter, would sadly respond, “I think ing the first couple of seasons of a should have begun soon after these events. But that masks?” you’re getting into the realms of favorite from my youth, “Marcus delay has not dimmed the power of the gut-twisting “I’ve already From fantasy, Jones.” Welby MD,” on Amazon and You- testimony offered Tuesday by four police officers tried that,” I said. Where I Sit And then there is Tucker Carl- Tube. One episode was about a flu who found themselves in hand-to-hand combat Someone then son, who has gone beyond the epidemic. People were begging Wel- that day, determined to protect the Capitol and its asked, “Are you going to write an realms of fantasy. He should be a by for a flu shot that was in short inhabitants at the risk of their lives. editorial on vaccinations?” Disney villain character waiting supply. It felt like science fiction That it has taken so long to investigate is shame- “I tried that, too,” I said, throw- for you at the castle to have his after what I’ve seen recently. ful testament to Republican leaders who are more ing up my hands. photo taken. Now, in the greatest health crisis worried about crossing former President Donald It seems like we’ve done every- A friend of mine said cases are the world has seen in some time, Trump than they are about defending our democ- thing but give away dishes with a still a fraction of what they once Americans are confused on the racy. Of the 211 Republicans in Congress, only two new bank account. were, and between the vaccinated truth, have no trust of authority, — Rep. Liz Cheney of Wyoming and Rep. Adam The problem for those of us who and antibodies the future should and are angry of perceived dic- Kinzinger of Illinois — had the courage and integ- are vaccinated is that the vaccine not be as bad. I wish I could be as tates and motives. Worse, elected rity to step forward and serve on the House Jan. 6 is 95 percent effective. That’s pret- optimistic. I hope he is right. But I government representatives and commission. Kinzinger, a former military officer, ty good, but it is a whole lot better fear the next couple of months. media opinion leaders are trying to fought back tears listening to the officers’ testimo- if a vast majority of the people get I have heard this is now the raise hysteria - either from their ny, saying, “You guys may individually feel a little a vaccine shot. pandemic of the unvaccinated, as own warped reality or to score broken … but you guys won. You guys held.” Instead, only about a third of all the cases now ‑particularly the political populist points. He noted, correctly, that the reason not enough is the people in Alabama have gotten fatal ones‑are those unvaccinated. Either way is alarming. History known about that day is because “many in my party fully vaccinated. To me at least, Some are getting the message and will not blame people like you and have treated this as just another partisan fight.” He that means a lot more chances for are now getting their shots as they me. Those with leadership respon- said this was “toxic and a disservice” to those who the vaccinated to be around the un- see the spike‑but so many are not. sibility for spreading the truth will served at the Capitol, the American people and “the vaccinated‑and a lot more chances I fear the young will be the ones to be branded for having failed so generations before us who went to war to defend for the COVID-19 virus to sneak suffer now. Worse yet, even the vac- spectacularly. self-governance.” its way past the vaccine to infect cinated can transmit to the unvac- To the unvaccinated, I know If that sounds a bit grandiose, it’s not after hear- those who are vaccinated. And cinated, which is another reason I some of you are scared. I know the ing testimony from officers. U.S. Capitol Police Sgt. then infect the unvaccinated. am wearing my mask more. concerns you have. I also know how Aquilino Gonell, an Army veteran who served in It is not a matter of the vaccine Apparently I am not alone. dangerous Highway 78 can be, or Iraq, said rioters called him a traitor and said, “If not working. It is a matter of more “I think we should all go back to get up on your own roof. There you shoot us, we all have weapons and we’ll shoot of the public not being vaccinated, to mask wearing, especially when are calculated risks every day of back.” Gonell was kicked, punched, sprayed. Riot- for whatever reasons they choose we’re out in public,” Dr. Michael the week, some worse than others. ers, he said, used hammers, police shields, rebar, to pick. Some of the reasons I can Saag, a professor in the infectious And if we don’t have more vaccinat- knives, batons, bear spray and officers’ own weap- understand. disease division at the UAB School ed, we don’t know how worse the ons against them. “It was like a medieval battle,” he Other reasons they pick up from of Medicine, said, as quoted by next variant will be. said. Fox commentators or ultra-right AL.com Monday. “We should avoid The vaccine is the best bet you Officer Daniel Hodges described lines of men wing nuts on the internet‑and a large crowds. We don’t have to will ever take. As the delta ranges fully outfitted in tactical gear who appeared to be few in government. U.S. Rep. Mo lock down. We don’t have to be at and hospitalizations go up, I can’t coordinating efforts. At one point, there were nearly Brooks said recently vaccines are home. But if you do go out, make beg you enough. Take the shot. 10,000 rioters by some estimates, against 150 offi- experimental and have caused sure you’re wearing a mask, even if And wear your mask a little longer. cers. This was no spontaneous demonstration that death. And then he got into masks. you’re vaccinated.” You will not regret it. got out of hand, but a coordinated effort that took “Masks have small fibers that He also said the vaccinated have Ed Howell is news editor of the Daily Mountain hours to push past barriers, viciously attack police regularly loosen and are lodged shorter, milder illnesses, and 90 Eagle. He can be reached at ed.howell@moun- and finally breach the Capitol itself. in users’ lungs. Some masks have percent of hospitalized patients are taineagle.com. Hodges heard rioters informing him, “You’ll die on your knees.” It was Hodges who was caught on a now infamous video clip, bleeding from the mouth and screaming while being crushed by the mob as he braced himself against a door, trying to prevent Today In their entry. Washington, D.C., Officer Michael Fanone went History voluntarily to the Capitol because he “could not ignore what was happening.” He was beaten uncon- Today is Thursday, scious, tased repeatedly at the base of his skull and July 29, the 210th day of suffered a heart attack, concussion and brain injury 2021. There are 155 days in the battle. At one point, he heard, “Kill him with left in the year. his own gun,” as rioters attempted to wrest his Today’s Highlight in firearm from him. Still, Fanone said, “nothing has History: prepared me to address those elected members of On July 29, 1958, Pres- government who deny the events of that day and in ident Dwight D. Eisen- doing so betray their oath of office — those I was hower signed the Nation- fighting so desperately to defend.” al Aeronautics and Space “It’s disgraceful,” he said, giving the table at Act, creating NASA. which he was sitting a hard slap. On this date: Capitol Officer Harry Dunn started his testimony In 1914, transcontinen- asking a moment of silence for Officer Brian Sick- tal telephone service in nick, who died of a stroke the day after the battle. the U.S. became opera- Dunn, who is Black, told of how he was repeatedly tional with the first test called the N-word, the first time that had ever conversation between happened while he wore a police uniform. He urged New York and San Fran- committee members to get to the bottom of the cisco. Massachusetts’ events of that day. Cape Cod Canal, offering Cheney is right when she says that the investi- a shortcut across the base gation must know what happened every minute of the peninsula, was offi- of that day in the White House, every phone call, cially opened to shipping every conversation, every meeting leading up to, traffic. during and after the attack. Tuesday’s testimony, In 1967, an accidental as powerful as it was, was only Step 1 in what must rocket launch on the deck be a fearless and relentless look into what led up to of the supercarrier USS the invasion of the Capitol. Officers testified that at Forrestal in the Gulf of a Black Lives Matter protest the previous summer, Tonkin resulted in a fire Capitol Police had ample resources and reinforce- and explosions that killed ments in place from the start. What happened this 134 servicemen. (Among time? the survivors was future The committee will need access to phone records, Arizona senator John texts and other documents. They should subpoe- McCain, a U.S. Navy lieu- na whoever they need testimony from, up to and tenant commander who including the former president and the current narrowly escaped with minority leader. his life.) Dunn noted that Cheney and Kinzinger were In 1974, singer Cass being praised for their courage in stepping forward Elliot died in a London to be on the panel but questioned why. “Because hotel room at age 32. they told the truth? Why is telling the truth hard? I In 1975, President guess in this America, it is,” he said. Gerald R. Ford became It shouldn’t be. Letters to the Editor the first U.S. president to — The Minneapolis Star-Tribune visit the site of the Nazi The Daily Mountain Eagle invites business will be published. concentration camp Aus- readers to write letters to the editor. When several letters about the chwitz in Poland. 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Church The Gospel will never change Happenings Those who are close to this chaotic time in our from heaven, preach any This is the Gospel. So me know that when I get nation and world, Jesus other gospel to you than engage Paul’s words in sick I have a certain ritu- is still drawing people to what we have preached to Philippians 2: “Let this Local church events are featured each Thursday and Saturday in the al. When Himself like He always you, let him be accursed.” mind be in you which was Daily Mountain Eagle, and daily on the calendar at www.mountaineagle. Scott com. Events are listed by calendar date and time as space allows. There I am laid has been. These are, indeed, strong also in Christ Jesus, who, is no guarantee when or the number of days an event will run. The up in MCCULLAR Granted, the ways folks words that remind us being in the form of God, deadline to place an event is no later than noon Wednesday and Friday. Email event information to [email protected] or call 205- the have shared the Good that the Gospel never did not consider it robbery 221-2840, ext. 246. bed News has changed, but changes. to be equal with God, but due to the content of the Gospel But, what exactly is made Himself of no rep- NOTICE ill- has not. People have used the Gospel? What is that utation, taking the form • Matthew Ministry Outreach/Soup kitchen, ness, I their testimony, Gospel old, old story that doesn’t of a bondservant, and est. 2000, is held every Friday at 11 a.m. and has watch tracts, Evangelism Explo- need a new update? coming in the likeness relocated to Eagle’s Rest Church, 1271 Main St, court- sion, Christian Witness God made the world of men. And being found Sumiton. For more information, call 205-717-0945 room Be Our Guest Training, Share Jesus very good but sin, or in appearance as a man, or 205-522-2329. shows. Without Fear, F.A.I.T.H, disobedience to God, He humbled Himself and • Do you enjoy quilting or would you like to Actually, I watch two par- Three Circles, and most was introduced through became obedient to the learn to quilt? Join us at Prospect Independent ticular courtroom shows: recently “The Story” to humanity and has snow- point of death, even the Methodist Church where we host a Quilting Group Judge Judy and the Peo- witness to others about balled to an avalanche of death of the cross. There- every Tuesday from 8 a.m. until 2:30 p.m. Lunch is ple’s Court. I really don’t their faith in Jesus. How depravity that haunts us fore God also has highly served. For more information, call Janelle at 387- know why they comfort we share the Good News today. When you look at exalted Him and given 2256 or Cecilia at 697-5672. me when I am not feeling has adapted to the world our culture and the world Him the name which is • Boldo United Methodist Church hosts a cloth- well, but they make the but the Good News itself around us, it doesn’t above every name, that at ing closet the second Saturday of each month from time pass I suppose. I has not changed a bit. take a genius to see that the name of Jesus every 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sack lunch will be provided. They only want to watch them How do I know this? there are many difficult knee should bow, of those are accepting donations of blankets and winter when I am sick, which is First of all, the Gospel challenges ahead and in heaven, and of those on coats. For questions or more information, call 205- a little weird I guess. has permeated many that hardships, disasters, earth, and of those under 471-4942. I had just returned at various cultures through- death, disease, mistreat- the earth, and that every the end of last week from out the world and people ment, strife, grief, sad- tongue should confess SUNDAY, AUGUST 1 a mission trip in Citro- from drastically different ness, and anger exist and that Jesus Christ is Lord, • New Hope Holy Church of Christ will have nelle, Alabama with the backgrounds, languages, expand all around us. to the glory of God the starts their revival Sunday, August 1, at 5 p.m. Walker Baptist Associ- and people groups have God sent His Son Jesus Father.” Bryan Fuller will be the guest evangelist. The ation when I began to surrendered their lives to to the world as a baby The Gospel will never revival continues Monday, August 2, at 7 p.m. with feel a little sickly. I came Jesus. In all of those mul- with a plan. Jesus grew change and is the only JR Garmon speaking. down a few days later tiple settings, the Gospel up as a human just like hope for us today. And, • Union Grove Church, located on County Road with the full blown crud was shared and Jesus us except that He did not frankly, one day you will 8 in the Blackpond community will have a re- (not COVID, thankfully) saved! In fact, in areas sin like everyone else did. be out of this crazy, ever vival Sun., August 1 at 5 p.m. with Bro. Donnie and just decided to take of the most resistance to Instead, He remained changing world and you Dodd speaking; Mon., August 2 at 6:30 p.m. with a day and rest. I knew the Gospel by government perfect and sacrificed His will be standing before Dewight Bailey speaking; Tues., August 3 at 6:30 what part of my treat- persecution and societal life on a Roman cross to Judge Jesus, not Judge p.m. with Sonny Hall speaking; and Wed., August ment would be: courtroom pressure, it seems like rescue us from the conse- Jerry, to answer for the 4 at 6:30 p.m. with Jerry Colburn speaking. shows. I searched our the Gospel impacts even quences of sin: enslave- life God gave you. Have satellite guide for Judge more people! ment to the devil and you embraced the Gospel SUNDAY, AUGUST 15 Judy but I couldn’t find Secondly, the Bible sin, physical and eternal of Jesus Christ? Are you Townley First Baptist Church will celebrate it. Instead, there was a warned us that societ- death, and hell itself. ready? homecoming on Sunday, Aug. 15, at 10:30 a.m. show called Judge Jerry. ies and cultures would To declare total victory, David Miller will preach the morning service, Judge Judy’s husband is change before our eyes Jesus actually, and inten- Scott McCullar is pastor of First Bap- followed by a fellowship lunch. Eagles Wings will tist Church Carbon Hill. Information also a judge named Jerry, but the Gospel would not. tionally, rose physically on the church can found on the FBC sing starting at 1:30 p.m. The church is located at and used to be on the Consider these prophetic from the dead! Because Carbon Hill Facebook Page. McCul- 228 Alabama Ave. in Townley. People’s Court years ago, words at the end of Paul’s of what Jesus did, we lar can be reached at (205)924-4145 or [email protected]. You can listen so I recorded Judge Jerry. life in 2 Timothy 4:1-6: have hope in the midst of to us on the radio Sundays at 9AM And I found my old staple, “I charge you therefore hopelessness, light in the on WJLX 101.5 the People’s Court, and before God and the Lord midst of darkness, and recorded that, too. Jesus Christ, who will life in the midst of death. I laid in the bed to rest judge the living and the Jesus is alive and He is and watch the courtroom dead at His appearing Lord! Amazingly, our shows I had set the DVR and His kingdom: Preach risen Lord offers us grace to record. First up was the word! Be ready in to be forgiven of our sins, Judge Jerry. As I start- season and out of season. made right with Him, ed the episode I soon Convince, rebuke, exhort, and delivered from hell to Having a realized that this Judge with all longsuffering heaven. And then Jesus Jerry wasn’t Judge Judy’s and teaching. For the calls us to the privilege of husband at all. This judge time will come when they sharing Him with others was Jerry SPRINGER! will not endure sound around the globe so more Facebook page The same Jerry Springer doctrine, but according people can know the joy, that hosted that whacko to their own desires, freedom, life, and purpose talk show where he because they have itching that our Savior gives. interviewed crazy people ears, they will heap up And then one day, God is not digital with weirdo habits and for themselves teachers; will make all things relationships was now a and they will turn their new. What God began judge? With his own court ears away from the truth, in the Garden of Eden show? No thanks. Delete. and be turned aside to will be completed in the advertising! I settled back and played fables. But you be watch- Glory of Heaven. “And I the People’s Court. Noth- ful in all things, endure heard a loud voice from ing could mess up this afflictions, do the work heaven saying, ‘Behold, old standard. However, I of an evangelist, fulfill the tabernacle of God is learned quickly that this your ministry.” There is with men, and He will A Facebook page is a needed tool for program was the judge so much to unpack in that dwell with them, and they making rulings via Zoom passage, but basically shall be His people. God just about any business, but it is not calls. It just wasn’t the Paul is saying that as the Himself will be with them same. What a bummer. times change, culture and be their God. And proper digital advertising. With all the mask man- will resist the Gospel God will wipe away every dates and social distanc- more and more. Despite tear from their eyes; ing, I hadn’t been sick in the temptation to change there shall be no more Here’s why: a year and a half. It had with culture, Christians death, nor sorrow, nor been that long since I had are to remain faithful to crying. There shall be no watched those courtroom the one true Gospel. Paul, more pain, for the former 1. They are limited to people who shows and, come to find under the inspiration things have passed away.’ out, they had drastical- of the Holy Spirit, got Then He who sat on the follow you. Most of those people are ly changed in that time worked up over this kind throne said, ‘Behold, I already your customers. Contact the DME to span. Truthfully, so much of stuff. Consider Paul’s make all things new.’ And has changed since the stern words in Galatians He said to me, ‘Write, for put your business COVID-19 pandemic 1:6-8 – “I marvel that you these words are true and 2. They do little when it comes to on the most began. Daily routines, are turning away so soon faithful.’ And He said to people searching online. visited website in shopping habits, hospital from Him who called you me, ‘It is done! I am the visits, business practices, in the grace of Christ, to Alpha and the Omega, Walker County family traditions, govern- a different gospel, which the Beginning and the 3. They do not look legit for (mountaineagle.com) ment policies and so much is not another; but there End. I will give of the or let us help you place more has been radically are some who trouble fountain of the water of advertising. Anyone can build a altered since that virus you and want to pervert life freely to him who Facebook page. your ads on popular arrived. The effects have the gospel of Christ. But thirsts. (Revelation 21:3- websites across the even impacted courtroom even if we, or an angel 6)’” country with targeted shows! 4. Social media channels are a But one thing that digital advertising. place to be social more than sites hasn’t changed, at all, We can also help you ever, is the Gospel of for advertising. It is not designed to Jesus Christ. From the better use your social moment Jesus rose from grow your business. media pages, that’s grave until this very day, pretty simple. Jesus alone saves us from our sins and makes us 5. Facebook users are in decline. right with God. We can know that even in the most radical transfor- mation of our times, the Gospel stands like an Daily Mountain Eagle unmovable mountain. “The newspaper that cares about Walker County” Churches change, re- ligious practices change, technology changes, In Print & Online people’s thought patterns (205) 221-2840 | www.mountaineagle.com change, but the Gospel does not. Even through A6 | Daily Mountain Eagle | THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 WALKER COUNTY CHURCH DIRECTORY This Devotional & Directory Is Made Possible By These Businesses Who Encourage All Of Us To Attend Worship Services

ADVENTIST NEW BETHEL BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST TOWNLEY CHURCH OF GOD OTHER MT. ZION SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST OAKMAN 622-2491 Carbon Hill 924-8811/924-4306 Townley-Fayette Hwy. 102 ABUNDANT LIFE TEMPLE ABC TIRE & REPAIR 7th Ave. & 26th St. 387-1556 NEW CANAAN BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST 924-9725 Hwy. 78 924-9317 Walston Bridge Rd. 387-8702 Hwy. 13 924-9715 TRINITY FELLOWSHIP CHURCH OF GOD AGAPE CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES ASSEMBLY OF GOD NEW LIFE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH OF CHRIST 300 The Trace East 221-9551 303 Birmingham Ave. • Jasper, AL MON-FRI 9AM-6PM ABUNDANT LIFE FELLOWSHIP (205) 255-6194 BAPTIST CHURCH White Street 686-7996 UNION CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD 35501 • 384-0229 ASSEMBLY OF GOD 4561 Highway 78 SAT. 9AM-3PM Pastor: Bro. Ed Frazier 221-5840 CLOVERHILL CHURCH OF CHRIST Old Hwy. 78 483-8001 ARLEY HOUSE OF PRAYER 32365 Hwy. 69 N, Jasper 35504 NEW PROSPECT BAPTIST Julius Brown, Sr., Minister HIGHWAY 5 CHURCH OF GOD Hwy. 41, South - O’Neal Taylor, Pastor CORDOVA, AL 35550 Pastor, James Lee Aaron - 384-9817 770 Hwy. 5, North 384-4808 COMMUNITY CHURCH OF CHRIST Nauvoo - Rev. 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Kyle Gilpin • Hwy. 5 N. | 221-2777 Past, James Wright Outdoor Power Senior Pastor Jay Trayal CHURCH OF 387-0264 CURRY CHURCH OF CHRIST (205) 275-7545 205-300-4257 JESUS CHRIST Equipment, LLC OAKMAN CENTRAL BAPTIST Curry 387-7338 5454 Curry Hwy. BAHA’I COMMUNITY OF JASPER CORNERSTONE ASSEMBLY OF GOD OF LATTER DAY SAINTS 6000 Curry Hwy., Jasper Oakman 622-3983 DILWORTH CHURCH OF CHRIST P.O. Box 2419, Jasper Hwy.195, Thach 384-5449 CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST PEACE BAPTIST CHURCH Dilworth Community 205-302-0931 205-387-8115 EMPIRE ASSEMBLY OF GOD OF LATTER DAY SAINTS Mae Francis Street, Parrish | 686-5656 DOVERTOWN CHURCH OF CHRIST BIBLE FELLOWSHIP CHURCH 648-5685 18th Ave., NW 384-9510 PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST Dovertown Community McCollum Rd. - Jasper ® LIFE SPRING CHURCH Burrow’s Crossing 384-9628 EARNEST CHAPEL CHURCH OF CHRIST EPISCOPAL Rev. Robert Taylor 387-1050 2686 Hwy. 195, Jasper, AL 35503 PISGAH BAPTIST Rt. 2, Oakman ST. MARY’S EPISCOPAL CHRIST FELLOWSHIP 221-9320 Sipsey Cut-off 648-3788 EAST WALKER CHURCH OF CHRIST 801 The Trace West INTERNATIONAL 7421 Hwy. 5 North GRACE ASSEMBLY OF GOD PLEASANT GROVE BAPTIST Hwy. 78 East, Sumiton 648-3488 Rev. Robin H. Hinkle, Recto P.O. Box 1791, Jasper, AL 35501 Nauvoo, AL NEW BEGINNING Rt. 2, Nauvoo GOODSPRINGS CHURCH OF CHRIST 387-7746 205-522-7845 or 205-522-5633 Just off Prospect Rd. on PROVIDENCE BAPTIST Goodsprings 686-7014 CHRISTIAN WORSHIP CENTER 205-384-9570 Lenard’s Chapel Rd., Carbon Hill HOLY CHURCH OF CHRIST Oakman 686-9555 HATT CHURCH OF CHRIST For Prayer & Info: 387-1264 artectractor.com Pastor: Vernon Prescott 932-3562 HUNTER’S CHAPEL HOLY PUMPKIN CENTER BAPTIST Hatt Hill 686-7446 CORONA INDEPENDENT SUMITON FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH OF CHRIST 20 Pumpkin Center Loop, Quinton SUMITON CHURCH OF CHRIST HOLINESS CHURCH 648-8197 331 Hunters Chapel Road QUINTON BAPTIST CHURCH 47 Scurlock St., Sumiton, AL P.O. Box 183 • Oakman VICTORY ASSEMBLY OF GOD Jasper, AL 7531 Quinton Rd., Quinton, AL 648-2717 622-3996 - Pastor, Larry Woods Sipsey Rd. 384-0857 (205) 483-6075 Pastor: Joel Carden LIBERTY CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF DELIVERANCE Artec Tractor & Equipment Pastor: Jay Trayel Paster: SAM CAIN RIVERSIDE GENERAL BAPTIST CHURCH Boldo 221-2700 Zero Main St., Parrish, AL FREEDOM ASSEMBLY OF GOD CAIN’S CHAPEL PINEY GROVE - BOLDO Located on River Road MACEDONIA CHURCH OF CHRIST CHURCH OF THE HOLY BIBLE 1320 Curry Hwy • Jasper, AL PHILLIPS CHAPEL - SUMITON Paster: Rev. Michael Banks Holly Grove Road 221-4436 701 McCollum Rd. • Jasper, AL 384-3337 • Pastor: James A. Grace NEW HOPE (256) 287-1971 McARTHUR HEIGHTS Pastor, Randy Brand BAPTIST SAMARIA BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES CHURCH OF LIVING GOD ALDRIDGE COMMUNITY BAPTIST Industrial Blvd., Jasper Old Parrish Hwy. 686-5620 JEHOVAH’S WITNESSES Parrish Hwy. 221-6968 45 Vining Rd., Parrish 686-7400 Pastor: Rick Sherer • 387-0132 MIDWAY CHURCH OF CHRIST 1609 6th W. 221-5121 CUTTING EDGE MINISTRIES CHURCH ARGO FIRST BAPTIST SARAGOSSA FIRST BAPTIST Hwy. 69 221-2760/221-2340 7655 Hwy. 78, Dora • Pastor Joe J. METHODIST U.S. Hwy. 78 • Argo 107 19rh Street East 221-3834 MT. HARMONY CHURCH OF CHRIST ALDERSGATE UNITED METHODIST Brock (205) 737-3343 Pastor: Harold Spradlin SHADY GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH New Birmingham Hwy. 384-3254 Hwy. 78, Dora 11:00 AM Service 648-2470 DELIVERANCE WORSHIP CENTER Jasper, AL 35501 ARLEY FIRST BAPTIST Parrish 686-3024 NEW HOPE CHURCH OF CHRIST ARLEY UNITED METHODIST 1501 5th Ave. S., Jasper, AL. 35501 • Arley 384-4667 205-265-3000 SHANGHI BAPTIST CHURCH Oakman Hwy. 41 • Arley, AL 205-256-2173 BLOOMING GROVE BAPTIST Minister: Gene Boshell 647-0122 NORTH JASPER CHURCH OF CHRIST BOLDO UNITED METHODIST Pastor : Wanda Standfield Curry 387-8751 SHILOH BAPTIST Hwy. 5, Jasper 55 Gray Rd., Boldo Co-Pastor: Robert Standfield delwor- BOLDO FIRST BAPTIST 2406 24th 387-7078 OAK GROVE CHURCH OF CHRIST CHRIST UNITED METHODIST [email protected] Boldo 387-7956 BOLTON GARAGE, INC. SIXTH AVENUE BAPTIST 240 Pumpkin Center Cutoff Rd. Quinton, AL 602 28th Ave. 387-7603 DESPERATION CHURCH CALVARY BAPTIST 2913 6th Avenue West 35130 • Minister: Jerry Johnson 483-1039 CORDOVA BIBLE METHODIST 204 19th St. E, Jasper Greg Sims Owner Box 124, Dora 648-5757 Rev. Edmon Hullett OAKMAN CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner of Linden & Massachusetts 256-255-5979 CEDAR HILL BAPTIST 384-5593/836-3161(H) P.O. Box 396, Oakman 622-3410 Rev. Paul Key • 483-6068 FAITH WORSHIP CENTER Mon. through Fri. 8 AM to 5 PM Box 540, Jasper STRAIGHTWAY BAPTIST THE PARRISH CHURCH OF CHRIST CROSSROADS UNITED METHODIST 2075 Main St., P.O. Box 38, Sumiton CENTRAL INDEPENDENT BAPTIST Corner of Main St. & State St., Sumiton • 584 New Oakman Hwy. • Parrish, AL 686- 3785 Hwy. 5 • Jasper 221-1552 Mark E. Ridgeway, Min. 648-8261 900 Airport Rd., South•Jasper 522-4509 113 Hollis Trump Drive (205) 384-0844 Pastor: Michael Isbell 7996 • Minister: Scott McCown CURRY UNITED METHODIST FREEDOM WORSHIP COAL CITY BAPTIST Jasper, AL 35501 [email protected] SUNLIGHT BAPTIST TUBBS CHURCH OF CHRIST Hwy. 257, Curry Behind PJ’s Rest. on Hwy. 69 2906 Coal City Rd., Jasper, AL 35501 Sunlight Rd. Rt. 1, Oakman DURR’S CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST Marlin ‘Cotton’ Eddy, Pastor 221-4074 387-7774 or 384-6042 TOWNLEY FIRST BAPTIST Townley VALLEY VIEW CHURCH OF CHRIST Corner of Euclid Ave., Jasper THE GATHERING CHURCH “Home of The Lifetime Engine Warranty” CORINTH BAPTIST TWENTY-SIXTH STREET BAPTIST Manuel Hil Rd. in Hay Valley ELDRIDGE UNITED METHODIST 8090 Hwy. 78 E., Cordova 35550 Gardners Gin Rd. 483-9534 26th East 384-5151 686-9982 188 Kelley St., Eldridge Pastor: Allen Bailey CROSSWAY BAPTIST UNION GROVE BAPTIST CHURCH WEST WALKER CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST UNITED METHODIST 205-235-7062 1160 Aldridge Rd., Parrish, AL 35580 Boyles Auto Sales Cordova (Barney) Hwy. 78 E. 924-9038 1800 Third Avenue 387-2111 Marlin ‘Cotton’ Eddy, Pastor 221-4074 686-7881 WESTSIDE BAPTIST WOODLAND TRACE CHURCH OF CHRIST FIRST UNITED METHODIST GOD’S CHILDREN DORA FIRST BAPTIST www.boylesauto.com 1201 22nd W. 384-5182 The Mall Way & The Trace Carbon Hill 924-4409 Main, Parrish 686-5088 Dora 648-9414 WYATT BAPTIST CHURCH ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST JASPER INDEPENDENT METHODIST CHURCH healing the nations int’l church DORA SECOND BAPTIST Burnwell Cordova Road 686-5277 3405 Veteran Dr., Jasper 35501 7655 Hwy. 78 Dora 205-265-3011 Dora 648-5998 Pastor Mike Ingle 205-384-1089 FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH OF GOD KING’S CHAPEL METHODIST Jasper, Alabama DUTTON HILL BAPTIST HOPE HOUSE CHURCH ARGO FREEWILL BAPTIST ARGO CHURCH OF GOD Hwy. 124 2263 Dutton Hill Rd., Oakman, AL 35579 1602 10th Ave., Jasper, AL 35501 648-3279 Hwy. 78, Argo 648-6745 LAMON CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST EASTSIDE BAPTIST Thomas Martin, Pastor CARBON HILL FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST BAGLEY CHURCH OF GOD Hwy. 195 N., Thach • (205) 388-2905 Hwy. 69 East 387-1406 HOUSE OF PRAYER #1 CANDYLAND Pastor: Dewight Bailey Hwy. 78 W. on the right just before you Pastor: Barbara Cleveland EDGIL GROVE BAPTIST Florida Ave. 221-0662 CEDROM GROVE FREEWILL BAPTIST get to Sumiton • Pastor Larry Gilbert LONG MEMORIAL UNITED METHODIST Edgil Grove 221-2203 HOLY GROUND Day Care Carbon Hill • Pastor Ron Woodard 648-0830 207 Green Ave., Cordova ELDRIDGE BAPTIST FREEDOM WORSHIP CENTER (205) 602-9444 BOLDO CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY 483-6550 Eldridge 924-4102 Garvey Lee Dr. (Off Blackwell Dairy Rd.) CORDOVA FREEWILL BAPTIST 34 Pine Drive, Jasper 295-0042 NAUVOO UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 6am to 5:30pm • 221-(LOVE) 5683 FAITH BAPTIST CHURCH, Pastor: Jimmy Grace 414 First 483-6846/483-6272 Roy Lynn Hitt, Pastor Pastor: Roger Watkins Breakfast - Lunch - Snacks GOODSPRINGS GOOD NEWS 3 MINISTRY DOVERTOWN FREEWILL BAPTIST CHAPEL HILL FULL GOSPEL 205-706-2193 721 Curry Hwy, Farmstead Area 49 Robbins Road • Goodsprings PO Box 3303 • Jasper, AL 35502 Dovertown 483-9650 CHURCH OF GOD OAKMAN UNITED METHODIST 686-9868 Bobby F. Smith, Pastor (205) 275-8027 After School Pick Up, Jasper Schools FAITH FREEWILL BAPTIST CHURCH 1919 Arkadelphia Rd., Jasper OLD ZION UNITED METHODIST FARMSTEAD BAPTIST JASPER ALLIANCE Pastor: Darryl Gurganous, Hwy. 5 Rev. Chris Bowen 302-0430 Hwy. 5N, Saragossa Curry Rd. 384-3501 Hwy. 5 at Bradford Rd. 300-3126 CHURCH OF GOD CARBON HILL POCAHONTAS UNITED METHODIST FERN SPRINGS JASPER BIBLE MISSIONARY FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST North Maple St., Rt. 2, Hwy. 78, Carbon Hill God Bless Our Community! 1646 Fern Springs Rd., Eldridge, AL Ricky 220 Hunters Chapel Rd., Jasper 2200 Gamble Ave - 221-9270 Johnny Sims | 205-275-6281 PROSPECT METHODIST CHURCH Meeks, Pastor • 924-1694 384-0919 221-9283 CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY Prospect Road FIRST BAPTIST - CARBON HILL JASPER PILGRIM NAZARENE CHURCH Thank You! HARVEST FREEWILL BAPTIST 253 Stevens St., Cordova • 648-9894 ST. JAMES CME 924-4145 1409 5th Avenue South • Jasper 6688 Curry Hwy. Rev. Bobby Patterson 409 25th 221-4137 FIRST BAPTIST - CORDOVA Pastor: Bryan Shields Policemen and Firefighters 221-5634 Pastor: Jess West COPELAND’S FERRY CHURCH OF GOD SUMITON UNITED METHODIST Massachusetts Ave. 483-7492 205-221-2470 NEW CALVARY FREEWILL BAPTIST 16255 Hwy. 269 • 674-0269 Main Street, Sumiton FIRST BAPTIST - JASPER LIVING WORD TABERNACLE Prospect Rd. Pastor: Rev. Joshua East • 639-2316 UNION CHAPEL UNITED 1604 4th Ave. 221-6444 205 Fall City Rd. - Pastor Greg 924-9477 • Pastor: Bobby Connell CORDOVA CHURCH OF GOD METHODIST FIRST BAPTIST - PARRISH Strickland, 384-5613•387-1118 FROM YOUR FRIENDS AT: NEW OAK GROVE FREEWILL BAPTIST River Road 483-7714 330 Buttermilk Rd, Cordova 535-8983 686-5707 MY FATHER’S HOUSE MINISTRIES Rev. Mickey Crane CORDOVA CHURCH OF GOD WILLIAMS CHAPEL UNITED METHODIST FIRST BAPTIST - OAKMAN 10am Sunday School • 11am Preaching OAKMAN FIRST FREEWILL BAPTIST OF PROPHECY 438-8130 Hwy. 69 N. Co. Line Water Oak St. • Bill Phillips, Pastor 205- 5pm Evening Services Oakman 622-3496 CURRY CHURCH OF GOD Pastor: Lee Witherington CARL CANNON 622-3400 711 McCollum Rd. • Jasper, AL POCAHONTAS FREEWILL BAPTIST Curry 221-7710/221-9629 WRIGHT’S CHAPEL AME FIRST BAPTIST - SUMITON Pastor: Kenneth Hyde•205-275-0706 Nubbin Bend Rd. 924-3184 DILWORTH CHURCH OF GOD 607 27th St., West 384-0558 CHEVROLET—CADILLAC—BUICK—GMC 648-9558 NEW BEGINNINGS TOWNLEY FREEWILL BAPTIST 3688 Hull Road, Empire 648-6327 ZION UNITED METHODIST FIRST BAPTIST CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Townley 924-8926 DORA CHURCH OF GOD 1910 3rd St. Southwest, Jasper 2701 Corona Ave. 387-7030 1901 15th Ave. West, Jasper 838 Sharon Blvd., Dora 648-6865 205-221-0579 FREEDOM BAPTIST MISSIONARY BAPTIST Pstr: Bro. James Cook 924-0517 384-5561 or carlcannon.com EMPIRE CHURCH OF GOD Nauvoo Hwy. 924-8611 AIKEN GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST NAZARENE NEW DAY OUTREACH CENTER Empire 648-6159 Exit 65 on Corridor “X” FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST Associate Pastor: Billy Phillips • 384-5374 BOLEY CHURCH OF THE 1306 1st Street • Jasper HOLY BIBLE 483-7080 ALDRIDGE MISSIONARY BAPTIST NAZARENE behind Marvins, beside Hudson Pawn CHURCH OF GOD IN NAUVOO FRIENDSHIP BAPTIST 1160 Aldridge Rd., Parrish 4020 County Rd. 83, Berry Rev. Joseph O. Strawn Sr. HOMEWOOD FULL GOSPEL Rt. 7, Jasper 648-5668 686-7881 • Rev. Scott Argent Jimmy Earnest, Pastor 265-3322 Compliments Of CHURCH OF GOD GIBSON HILL BAPTIST CHURCH BARTON’S CHAPEL 988-3433 Services 7:00 pm Saturday Nights Old Hwy. 78 City Limits 622-2358 MISSIONARY BAPTIST FIRST CHURCH www.newdaymins.webs.com 924-0431/924-9700 GLORY FELLOWSHIP BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Johnny Franklin OF THE NAZARENE NEW VISION MINISTRIES JASPER CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY 175 Cordova Cutoff Rd, River Rd. Loop — Cordova Fall City 400 14th 384-4492 27913 Hwy 69 • Boldo 502 Airport Rd. N. 387-0500 Pastor Adam Brewer MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH GRACE CHAPEL Pastor - Bro. Dewayne West Leland Lowery, Pastor • 471-3470 GOODSPRINGS BAPTIST 7327 Fall City Rd., Jasper, AL 35503 CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE PLEASANT HILL LEONARD’S CHAPEL Rt. 2, Parrish 221-2338 Youth Minister: Andrew Dickerson 388-2215 Hwy. 124 221-7656/384-5231 Townley 689-4660 CHURCH OF GOD OF PROPHECY GORGAS BAPTIST CHURCH GRACE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Chris Lindsey (cell #) 522-4808 RIVERS OF LIVING WATERS 205-924-9922 Rev. Tony Key 221-1787 Gorgas - Pastor Tim Saylors 483-1108 25899 Hwy. 69 N., Jasper, AL 35504 NORTHSIDE NAZARENE formerly Key Hill Church THE LIVING LIGHT CHURCH OF GOD GORGAS MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Pastor: Bro. Danny Carter 295-1111 1909 Snoddy Chapel Road 1589 Hayes Hill Rd. • Oakman 3420 N. Airport Rd. Pastor Joey Vick 1105 Martin School Rd. MT. PISGAH MISSIONARY BAPTIST 384-5429 Rev. Henriques • 205-388-3811 387-7195/384-6356 Pastor Charles Harbison 483-7716 Cordova • 483-8188 NAUVOO CHURCH SLEEPY HOLLOW IND. MEM. CHURCH Collins-Burke SANCTUARY CHURCH OF GOD GREATER SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH NEW BETHEL OF THE NAZARENE Union Chapel 483-7947 205 Fall City Rd. Funeral Home Wed. Evening Bible Study 6:30pm Pastor: Johnny Franklin 3rd St., Nauvoo • Pastor, David Farris SMITH CHAPEL COMMUNITY CHURCH Pastor: Keith Banks 387-1118 Sunday School 9:30am ODOM MEMORIAL 522-6408 Smith Chapel Road • Carbon Hill MEMORIAL PARK CHURCH OF GOD SERVING WALKER COUNTY Sunday Morning Worship 10:45am MISSIONARY BAPTIST PARRISH CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Pastor: Steve Thompson 1002 11th Ave., West 387-2713 2603 Martin King Drive 387-7078 Parrish 686-5753 Pastor: Randy ‘Bubba’ Clark, 205-471-9064 OVER 30 YEARS NAUVOO CHURCH OF GOD Pastor 923-1400 PLEASANTFIELD Assoc. Pastor: Roy Smith SPRINGHILL COMMUNITY Dogtown 924-9080/924-9136 303 Oak Hill Road • 384-5571 GREATER VISION BAPTIST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH 1436 New Parrish Cordova Hwy. Nauvoo 924-9842 NEW BEGINNINGS CHURCH OF GOD Sharon Blvd., Dora 109 Rob Key Rd. -Parrish • 686-9889 Parrish, AL 35580• 686-9556 THE R.O.C.K. IN JASPER Mike Burke 1802 15th Avenue West, Jasper Pastor: Alvie Pastor Wayne Ferguson, 648-3481 PLEASANT GROVE SALEM CHURCH 445 19th St., W., Jasper Cook • (205) 924-1144 or Kristy Mauldin, RN, BSN GRACE BAPTIST MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Pastor: Todd Hunter 205-471-4952 (205) 522-3296 US Hwy 78, Sumiton - Pastor Andy Frazier Pleasant Grove Rd., Jasper, AL 221-4134 County Rd. 83, Berry TOTAL PACKAGE MINISTRY Administrator NEW BETHANY FULL GOSPEL HARMONY BAPTIST SHADY GROVE MISSIONARY BAPTIST CHURCH Rev. Johnathon Smith-622-2300 NON DENOMINATION CHURCH OF GOD Hwy. 195 221-1377 44 Reese Street • Sipsey SARAGOSSA CHURCH 2700 Highland Ave. • Jasper 319 19th St. West Galloway Rd. 924-0176/924-8133 HERMON BAPTIST Pastor: Shedrick Jones Jr. OF THE NAZARENE Pastor: Spencer Abrom 205-282-2377 NEW BETHEL Jasper, Al 35501 Rt. 8, Jasper (205) 648-9666 Rt. 2, Jasper-Greg Tinker, Min. 387-2893 TRINITY CHURCH CHURCH OF GOD IN CHRIST 205-282-4308 KANSAS BAPTIST CHURCH UNION CHAPEL 2615 Ripley Road • Carbon Hill, 2302 8th Ave., Jasper PENTECOSTAL Toll Free 1-855-577-4308 33017 Hwy. 11, Carbon Hill, AL MISSIONARY BAPTIST (205) 275-6628 Elder Murray Johnson FAIRVIEW PENTECOSTAL LUPTON FIRST BAPTIST Union Chapel • Pastor Adam Bolton Pastor: James M. Smith Fax 205-265-2677 OWEN CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD Oakman 622-3181 Nauvoo 384-3951 TRINITY GOSPEL CENTER [email protected] PRIMITIVE BAPTIST Coon Creek Road in Empire GOODSPRINGS FULL MACEDONIA BAPTIST CHURCH Main St., Sumiton 648-5070 LIBERTY GROVE PRIMITIVE BAPTIST Joey and Nancy Clark • 648-3584 GOSPEL CHURCH Macedonia Loop Rd., Jasper WALK OF FAITH MINISTRIES MON.-FRI. SAT. 8:AM - 4:PM New Flatwoods Road THACH CHAPEL CHURCH OF GOD 5 Mi. So. of Parrish 686-9210 Pastor: Donnie Elliott 9290 Hwy. 124 Carbon Hill, AL 8:AM - 6:PM Floors, LIBERTY PRIMITIVE BAPTIST Hwy. 195 Bennett Rd., Jasper GREATER JOY DELIVERANCE CHURCH MANCHESTER BAPTIST Pastor: Tony German • 924-8479 7828 McCormick Rd. 648-6281 Pastor, Jonathan Lombard 507 23rd Street West - Jasper Doors, Bob Holley, Min. WEST JEFFERSON ASSEMBLY PLEASANT GROVE OAKMAN CHURCH OF GOD Pastor: Willie E. Sanders, Jr. MARANATHA BAPTIST located at old West Jefferson HS Cabinets, PRIMITIVE BAPTIST 622-3472 205-815-9520 Corner Josephine & Barker St. Bishop Timothy Buckelew • 674-0746 Cemetery Rd. • Boldo PARRISH CHURCH OF JEHOVAH JIREH APOSTOLIC Jasper • 387-9275 WILLIS CHAPEL and More! ZION REST PRIMITIVE BAPTIST GOD of PROPHECY HOLINES FAITH CHURCH Discount MEEK BAPTIST 221-9336 1304 Viking Drive, Jasper Cohn Street, Parrish 4040 Veterans Memorial Dr., Adamsville 205-295-2000 Arley 387-7731 THE HEALERS HOUSE HOME CENTER 2105 Hwy. 78 East, Jasper 384-4831 - 384-1524 Wendall Cephus Prophitt, Pastor 686-5623 (205) 674-7438 MOUNT CARMEL BAPTIST 4154 Hwy. 5 • Jasper, AL 35504 PARRISH FREEWILL Pastor: Johnny Traylor Jackson 6509 Horse Creek Blvd. CATHOLIC Pastor: Clarice Higgins 387-7035 www.facebook.com/DHC.Jasper COMMUNITY CHURCH MY FATHER’S HOUSE Cordova, AL 483-7729 St. Cecilia Catholic THE LIFEHOUSE (Formerly Old Freewill Baptist) Parrish Hwy. 257 N.-Gateway Plaza - Curry MT. CARMEL BAPTIST CHURCH 2159 Hwy 195 384-4800 445 Pinedale Drive• Jasper, AL SIPSEY CHURCH OF GOD Elder Mac Wright-302-0586 6509 Horsecreek Blvd. • Cordova Pastor: Richard & Julie Aaron CHRISTIAN Sipsey Piney Woods Rd. - Sipsey MY FATHER’S HOUSE CHURCH MINISTRIES 483-7729 Pastor Kip Cordell 221-6746 FIRST CHRISTIAN 255-6088 • Pastor Jeffrey M. Long 505 19th Street West • Jasper, AL MT. JOY BAPTIST UNITY INTERNATIONAL CHURCH 400 W. 18th 384-6302/221-4872 SOUTHSIDE CHURCH OF GOD Pastor: Louise Posey • 686-7075 Smith Lake 384-4406 1301 US Hwy. 78 E, Ste 211 Jasper Dobbins Oil Company NEW LIFE CHRISTIAN ASSEMBLY Bro. Mike Jenkins • Carbon Hill, AL PHILADELPHIA DELIVERANCE MT. OLIVE BAPTIST Pastor: Ricky Henrique 205-388-1566 Cordova Rd. - James Aycox - 648-6544 387-0290 TABERNACLE 1001 27th St., West 221-5874 WHOSOEVER WILL COMMUNITY CHURCH SPRINGHILL Lynn 893-5822 All Major Oil Products (205) 924-4126 MT. PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST CHURCH OF CHRIST Alabama Highway 5 North FULL GOSPEL CHURCH OF GOD PRAISE TABERNACLE Gorgas Rd. 483-7576 ARGO CHURCH OF CHRIST Nauvoo, AL Shirley Dobbins, President / Art Stoval, Sales Rep. Bonner Holler Rd. in Dogtown UNITED PENTECOSTAL MT. PHILADELPHIA BAPTIST CHURCH Hwy. 78, Argo Sister Debbie Guthrie 1600 6th Ave., Jasper 387-1633 Jeffery Stoval, Warehouse Mgr. 1885 Cordova-Gorgas Rd., Cordova ARLEY CHURCH OF CHRIST SUMITON CHURCH OF GOD WORD OF FAITH DELIVERANCE TEMPLE 483-7576 Hwy. 41, Arley 221-6564 50 Hosanna Drive • Sumiton, AL 303 Birmingham Ave., Jasper MT. VERNON BAPTIST BLACKWATER MACEDONIA Senior Pastor: Victor Massy 205-295-5079 6450 Curry Highway CHURCH OF CHRIST Telephone: 648-3257, Extension 0 Pastor: Mark Waldrop John Gates, Min. 205-387-8251 Macedonia 384-6330 CE SUMITON CHURCH OF GOD MT. ZION BAPTIST CEDAR CREEK CHURCH OF CHRIST PRESBYTERIAN SPANISH CHURCH Fall City Rd. 384-1925 Oakman - Tutwiler Rd. CARBON HILL PRESBYTERIAN 718 State Street • Sumiton, AL NEW HOPE BAPTIST CHURCH CHURCH OF CHRIST 227 NW 3rd Avenue • 924-8330 Senior Pastor: Mrs. Amelia Hardin Carbon Hill 924-3085 24th 387-0222 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN (PCA) Worship Time: 4pm on Sunday Afternoons Pastor Derrick Hall CHURCH OF CHRIST 1510 4th Ave. • Jasper, AL 35501 Telephone: 648-6481 NEW BETHEL BAPTIST 1501 6th Ave. W. 384-3994 Cordova 483-7349 384-6446/387-1670 THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 | Daily Mountain Eagle | A7 WALKER COUNTY CHURCH DIRECTORY This Devotional Who Encourage & Directory Is All Of Us To Attend Made Possible By Worship Services These Businesses

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Certified Public Accountants, LLC 2108 Hwy 269 So., P.O. Box 2461 • Jasper, AL 35502 Office (205) 387-7514 Joseph R. Downs, IV • Certified Public Accountant Southern Link Fax (205) 387-7589 Cell (888) 264-9818 1603 1st Ave., E.• PO Box 824 Office: 205-221-5454 Cell (205) 300-3393 ([email protected]) Radio # 1*10*300 Jasper, Alabama 35502-0824 Direct: 205-385-0614 e-mail: [email protected] Fax: 205-221-5474 DUNCAN’S SUPPLY INSURANCE HWY. 5 NORTH 384-5863 TOMMY COMBS, Agent PO Box 1000 MACEDONIA ROAD [email protected] 2510 Hwy. 78 W 221-6511 205.648.6047 • 205.648.6043 Dora, AL 35062

East P OINT Steven A. Thomas Pharmacy (205) 221-5595 Attorney at Law (Located in the (205) 221-3100 Fax 221-3103 Walker Diagnostics Center) 347 20th Street West • Ste. 107 • Jasper, AL 35501 “No representation is made that the quality of legal services to be performed 1442 J ONES DAIRY R D • JASPER is great than the quality of legal services to be performed by other lawyers.”

LINDA COX SUMITON AUTO Economy JASPER FAMILY CLINIC Complex HR Manager 2201 N. Airport Road • Jasper, AL 35501 P.O. Box 931 CARE LLC Jasper, AL 35501 ASE Certified CLEANERS Imports and Domestics 205-648-3003 Phone: 221-9351 Office: (205) 387-1441 2316 Hwy. 78 POULTRY AL, LLAC Ext. 208 Brakes | Heater Cores Sumiton, AL 35148 SHIRT LAUNDRY D. McCullar, C.R.N.P. K. Quality Every Step of the Way Cell: (205) 412-2455 A/C Services D. Bowling, M.D. Bivona, M.D. Engine Repairs & Tune-Ups 100 E. 19th St. • 387-2136 www.marjacpoultry.co [email protected] J. Bivona, M.D. L. Robinson, C.R.N.P. WAYNE GREATHOUSE, Mechanic Seasonal Gifts • Picture Frames Special Occasions MARTIN ELECTRIC MOTOR SVC Superior Septic Services LLC Industrial Motor Rew inding & Repair Pumps Repaired & Rebuilt OUR NAME SAYS IT ALL

Health 1330 Manuel Hill Road Mart SALES & SERVICE 508 18th St. W. Pharmacy Jasper 205-221-9999 1404 10th Ave. W. • Century • Leeson • Lincoln • Baldor Jasper, AL Cordova, AL 35550 Haleyville 486-9999 Toshiba • Armstrong • Bell & Gossett 221-9852 (205) 221-5092 “For we wrestle not against flesh and blood, Johnny / Sherry / Dan ERNEST CRUMP MOTOR CO. Jasper’s First Baptist ChurCh but against principalities, against powers, 1900 Birmingham Avenue Dr. Lloyd Stilley - Senior Pastor against the rulers of the darkness of this world, against spiritual wickedness in The Storage Place Jasper, Alabama 35501 high places. Wherefore take unto you the [email protected] • (205) 221-6444 www.ernestcrump.com whole armor of God, that ye may be able to 4521 Hwy 78 E 205-221-0105 phone 1604 4th Avenue, Jasper, AL 35501 withstand in the evil day, and have done all, Jasper, AL 35501 205-221-0461 fax to stand.” Ephesians 6:12-13 [email protected] Since 1948 221-6290 www.jaspersfbc.org

2525 Hwy 78 East WALKER COUNTY SHERIFF’S DEPARTMENT 12844 Hwy. 78 East Crump Market Place Nick Smith, SHERIFF Jasper, AL 35504 Cell 205-522-6112 www.timberline 2001 2nd Ave., Jasper, AL 35501 jasperal.com Office 205-302-6464 (205) 221-7000 (205) 255-7332 205-648-6996 All loans subject to our liberal credit policy and limitations, if any. 1st Franklin Financial JASPER (205) 387-1002 Corporation, Georgia Residential Mortgage Licensee #5656, NMLSR #141654 jesequipmentsolutions.com County Jail 205-384-4874 27786 H WY . 78W • C ARBON H ILL , AL 35549 Free Estimates on New Nu Tires Installations and Replacements EW AND SED IRES NC N U T , I . AL#83837 N EW AND U SED T IRES J OHN K REUTZ C USTOM W HEELS P RESIDENT B RAKES AND R OTORS (205) 924-4754 Jasper, AL • 221-1140 221-0721 • 187 Hwy. 195 • Jasper A UTOMOTIVE A CCESSORIES Tri-County Air KELLUM, WILSON & ASSOCIATES, P.C. Systems, Inc. The Frosty Mug Certified Public Accountants Breakfast | Burgers & Sandwiches Charles R. Wilson, CPA Call: Bobby G. Robinson Hot Dogs | Fries & Things 3825 Lorna Road, Suite 212 Salads | Sides | Plates | Drinks Hoover, AL 35244 1799 Elliott Blvd. Ice Cream, Sundaes & Shakes Jasper, AL 35501 OSWALT SEPTIC TANKS Bus (205) 942-5424 Fax (205) 942-5404 Bus (205) 221-2935 Steve Pruett 221-7624 8340 Hwy. 78 | Jasper, AL email: [email protected] Fax (205) 221-2985 Owner 24 Hr. Service 205 | 483-8800 — 205 | 483-8484 221-4209 “I have been crucified with Christ Located at the Curry Premier Health Center Plaza Shopping and I no longer live, but Christ lives Center Scott Dixon, MD URGENT CARE 384-3536 in me. The life I live in the body, I John Pegues, MD FAMILY MEDICINE Located at the live by faith in the Son of God, who Intersection of Hwy. Amanda Barton, CRNP 195 & Hwy. 278 loved me and gave himself for me.” SUPERMARKETS 489-5001 216 Hwy 78, Ste 100 - Dora AL 35062 CURRY, AL - DOUBLE SPRINGS, AL Gal 2:20 (205) 648-4567 Glory Fellowship Baptist Church 175 Cordova Cut-Off Road • Jasper, AL 35501 Kilgore-Green •Care Group 9am •Morning Worship 10am Red Ryder Hauling •Evening Worship 5pm Funeral Home •Wed. - Adult Prayer & Crushed Stone • Gravel • Redrock • Sand • Lime • Base Bible Study 6pm 1200 Birmingham Ave. 384-9503 249 Slate Creek Rd. • Oakman, AL 35579 205-387-0500 •Mission Groups Jasper, Alabama Dell Green Johnny Rutledge • 205-384-4932 • 205-302-5675 G ROSS Kilgore Wrecker, Service, LLC 205-221-2041 Rusty & Leslie Boyd Billy Kilgore, Owner 2204 Viking Dr. Quality You Can Depend On! Honesty You Can Trust! 65 Bennie Knight Rd. DRUG C O . Jasper, AL 35501 (205) Jasper, AL 35501 STATE CERTIFIED #01342 6456 Hwy. 269 • Parrish, AL 35580 Certification#83836 686-9945 Lisa Walters, Pharmacist 205-387-9292 INSURED • LICENSED & BONDED LAMAR’S GLASS, INC. A 148 Bed Skilled & Intermediate Care Facility Wilson Machine & Welding, Inc. Honda of Jasper Member of Alabama Wilson Machine & Welding, Inc. of Decatur Kevin Callahan, General Manager 4102 Highway 78 East 1800 6th Ave., Jasper, AL 35501 R IDGEVIEW HEALTH SERVICES Nursing Home Association & wilsonmachine.net Jasper, AL 35501 387-0297 American Health Care Main (205) 385-0100 www.ridgeviewhealthservices.com Association Wilson Quality Toll Free ((866) 395-0100 Auto • Home • Business 4787 Hwy. 78 Service Fax (205)385-0125 221-9111 • Fax 387-1912 Cordova, AL Machine & Since HONDA [email protected] Emergency and After Hours 205-531-002 2 903 11th St. NE • Jasper, AL 35504 205.648.3203 Welding, Inc. 1972 ‘Be strong and of a good courage, fear not, nor be afraid of them: for Showcase the LORD thy God, he it is that LIGHTING, FLOORS, & MORE doth go with thee; he will not fail We Cater/Any Size Group 4838 thee, nor forsake thee.’ Renee Norris/Owner Curry Hwy. 511 Hwy. 78 W., Jasper 221-7913 1383 Hwy. 195 • Jasper, AL 35503 Jasper, AL Deuteronomy 31:6 Phone: (205) 387-0238 • Fax (205) 387-8998 35503 57 Years In Business! M ANCHESTER A UTO P ARTS , I NC . Jasper Bowling Center “WE SPECIALIZE IN PLEASING OUR CUSTOMERS” 205 | 221-2840 OPEN TO SERVE YOU • 7AM-6PM • Mon.-Sat. INTERSECTION OF HWY. 5 & 195 121 Sharon Boulevard 1301 Viking Drive (205) 387-1275 • JASPER, AL 4465 Hwy. 195 • Jasper, AL 35503 • 221-7980 Dora, AL Jasper, AL 35501 A8 | Daily Mountain Eagle | THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021

JIDB From A1 Visitors From A1 small to medium size cities. I feel as confident about person in the room. Patients in the the success we can have in Jasper as I have any emergency room will be allowed one other place that I’ve been.” visitor at a time; however, children While in Bay City he completed or supported 18 and under can have two guard- retail, tourism, hotel, manufacturing, energy, and ians in their room at the same warehouse projects exceeding $200 million and time. identified and worked over $6 billion in projects People wishing to visit a loved being considered for incentives or having applied for one in a behavioral health unit may abatements. do so by appointment only. Jasper Mayor David O’Mary, speaking during All visitors are required to wear a city council work session last week, said hiring a mask inside the facility and to Ferdinand was a “home run” for Jasper. frequently practice hand hygiene. “Mike Ferdinand is going to be a hiring by the Visitors must be 16 or older. JIDB that will bring us much success in this city; The hospital’s visitor policy I have no doubt about that,” O’Mary said. “He has update read, “There may be ex- a wealth of experience working on major projects, ceptions made regarding compas- and that is going to be vital for our city moving sionate, end of life circumstances. forward.” Depending on certain procedural O’Mary also emphasized Ferdinand was hired by areas, there may be additional re- and an employee of the JIDB, not the city. strictions for visitors/caregivers.” “The JIDB set up a search committee and worked If one does not follow the hospi- with a group called Next Move to locate candidates, tal’s COVID-19 visitation policy, DME file - Jennifer Cohron he or she may be escorted from the and Mike Ferdinand was the best of the best. All nursing homes in Walker County, except for Shadescrest Health Other accomplishments from Ferdinand include premises. serving as chief executive officer for Terrebonne Area senior care facilities have & Rehab, are still allowing some form of visitation. Economic Development in Louisiana where he fos- also made changes to visitation ty to administer care to patients. everyone, even those fully vacci- tered the creation of 3,008 new jobs and recruited a policies. Other facilities in the county are nated against COVID-19, to wear $16 million civic hotel. Shadescrest Health & Rehab in still allowing hospice, home health masks indoors again in areas that The JIDB had previously contracted with David Jasper is not allowing visitors at and other medical workers inside have been identified to have high Knight, executive director of the Walker County this time, and it is unknown when facilities as needed. COVID-19 transmission rates. Development Authority, to do its economic and visitation will be resumed. Matt Cornelius of Kelley Health The uptick in COVID-19 cases industrial recruiting, but that contract was not Walker Rehabilitation Center has Services that operates Ridgeview has been attributed to the high- renewed in June. Ferdinand said it is his hope that now restricted indoor visitation, but and Ridgewood Health Services, ly contagious Delta variant that he and Knight can work together for the betterment front porch visits are still allowed. both in Jasper, said, “Our facility’s first originated in India and now of Jasper and Walker County. A statement on the Walker Rehab policies on visitation have been represents 83 percent of new cases, “I haven’t had a chance to meet Mr. Knight yet, Facebook page read, “It is with a updated to current CDC recommen- according to the CDC. but that is at the top of my list of things to do,” he sad heart that I have to inform dations for nursing home visita- The CDC is again recommending said. “We need a total team approach, and that is everyone that our facility is back tion. We follow the CDC website that schools require mask wear. vital for us to move forward and have success.” under lockdown.” and make necessary changes to Neither Walker County nor Jas- Ferdinand has a bachelor of science from LSU and Both Shadescrest and Walker our policies as new information or per City schools plan to require face has completed the Economic Development Institute Rehab confirmed the visitation best practices are provided. We are masks during the 2021-22 school Program at the University of Oklahoma. changes are due to Walker County’s currently allowing indoor visitation year (as of Tuesday), but officials increased COVID-19 positivity rate. based on CDC recommendations. with both school systems have said Cordova Health and Rehabilita- The safety and well-being of our their plans are being reevaluated. tion, as of Tuesday, was still allow- residents, staff and visitors are of “CDC recommends that everyone ing visitation. great importance to us.” in K through 12 schools wear a The Jasper A spokesperson with the facility, In the past 14 days, nearly 200 mask indoors, including teachers, City Board who asked to not be named, said new COVID-19 cases have been re- staff, students and visitors, regard- of Education Alabama Department of Pub- ported in Walker County. Alabama less of vaccination status. Children will contin- lic Health (ADPH), Centers for as a whole has added 17,866 cases should return to full-time, in-per- ue to track Disease Control, and the Centers in the past two weeks. son learning in the fall with proper COVID data for Medicare and Medicaid Ser- Despite the rise in COVID-19 prevention strategies in place,” during the vices (CMS) guidelines were being cases — the majority in people CDC Director Dr. Rochelle Wal- followed. ensky told reporters on Tuesday. upcoming unvaccinated — Alabama Gov. CMS recommends in a memoran- Kay Ivey has not entertained the “Finally, CDC recommends commu- school year. dum regarding senior care facility possibility of issuing another mask nity leaders encourage vaccination visitation (last updated on April 27) mandate. and universal masking to prevent that facilities should allow indoor Alabama State Health Officer Dr. further outbreaks in areas of visitation, except when “visitation Scott Harris said on Tuesday that substantial and high transmission. Schools From A1 should be limited due to a high risk he doesn’t expect a mask require- With the Delta variant, vaccinat- of COVID-19 transmission.” ment to be issued. ing more Americans now is more data and make decisions open.” The CMS memorandum further According to a report by Al.com, urgent than ever.” based on that data,” she In other business, the states that visits “should be held Harris said, “Our guidance hasn’t According to the ADPH risk said. school board: outdoors whenever practicable” and changed. We still encourage un- indicator dashboard, of Alabama’s School system leaders • approved an emer- that health care workers who are vaccinated people to wear masks 67 counties, all but eight are have been consulting gency declaration for not employees at the facility should in just about every situation. It considered very high-risk areas for with physicians, hos- roof repair at the old be allowed inside “as long as they remains optional for vaccinated contracting COVID-19. pital administrators, Walker High School. are not subject to a work exclusion people but there are certainly situa- Alabama remains the least vac- and others about data • heard from Jackson due to an exposure to COVID-19 tions where it makes sense to wear cinated state for COVID-19, with monitoring. that the school system or showing signs or symptoms of a mask, even for vaccinated people.” only 34.1 percent of residents being A plan will be final- continues to be in need COVID-19 after being screened.” The Centers for Disease Con- fully vaccinated. ized in the coming weeks of bus drivers. People Shadescrest Health, however, is trol and Prevention updated its Nearly 1,200 people were hospi- regarding COVID-19 may apply for jobs on the reportedly not allowing health care face mask recommendation poli- talized Wednesday afternoon with data reporting. school system website at workers from outside of the facili- cy on Tuesday to now encourage COVID-19 in Alabama. Jackson told the Daily https://www.jasper.k12. Mountain Eagle, “We are al.us/ or may inquire going to do all we can to about positions by call- Carbon Hill From A1 safely keep our schools ing 205-384-6880. election, which had been vacancy. her too hard,” she said Phillips, and District 5, announced in May, is now City officials decided to with a laugh. “But I will represented by Thomas. Cordova From A1 cancelled. wait until the new council be like, ‘Hey, I need some- “It’s hard to tell unless She spoke after con- was seated on Nov. 2 of body.’” you are really studying sewer treatment system. firming the council did last year, allowing the However, she said she that map and know exact- The city purchased the system, which was built not have a quorum to new District 2 council still had a couple of pros- ly where you are at on it,” locally by Jean Field Services, for $19,280. Pate, meet member, Oranetta Kirk, pects she had talked to, she said. who encouraged adding the new system because Tuesday to take her seat first. who seemed interested in Herron emphasized in of the additional revenue that it will provide, has night, However, after the the position. Herron had May that whoever serves previously said the system should pay for itself as only process was opened up in hoped they would qualify in the seat must live in within several months because Cordova would be council- December 2020 to apply but they didn’t. District 6. “That is the the only place located in Walker County to accept women for an appointment, no At the same time, she hard part of doing it when septic waste. Judy one put in an application said it may be possible you are not at-large,” she “I have people calling every day wanting to use Hurst for the position, leaving it that it would be easier to said. this system that we don’t have in place yet. It’s and unfilled. get someone appointed as Anyone with any ques- going to take off,” he said in March. Cindy The lack of interest opposed to having them tions can call City Clerk Pate said Tuesday night that the cost to dump Killing- from anyone made it go through an election. Sherry Garner at City waste will be 10 cents per gallon, which will be sworth Mayor April too difficult for the next Herron has complained Hall at 205-924-9961. charged based on the capacity of the truck itself and showed Herron legal step, which was for in the past about how Last day for pool will be not the load it brings because the system does not up. Gov. Kay Ivey to make difficult it has been to Saturday have a meter. Others sent word early an appointment. Herron find volunteers in Carbon Also on Tuesday night, Pate has previously said that he expects to limit they would not be able to recently said as a result, Hill for various duties, Herron noted the munic- the new system to 100,000 gallons per month. attend for various rea- the process must start all although things are start- ipal pool’s last day will Businesses that pump septic waste can sign up sons ‑including the former over again, with a special ing to look up. be Saturday. She said at- now to use the new system. Applications are avail- Jewell Hess in District election. “I’m starting to get tendance dropped steeply able at Cordova City Hall. All businesses will have 5, as she got married Herron said Tuesday more interest in like after July 4, and families to be licensed through the city before an application recently to Terry Thomas. night she will have to the Beatification Board are getting prepared is approved. She changed the name on wait until the next council and the Park and Rec for school or attending Council member Jason Daniel asked how the city her Facebook account to meeting on Aug. 10 to for- Board, and the Industrial football and band camps. will be holding businesses accountable while using Jewell H. Thomas. mally declare the council Board,” she said Tuesday. School in Carbon Hill will the new system. Officials notified the is officially taking appli- “I’m getting more appli- also start on Aug. 12, and “It will be business hours only, and one of our peo- Daily Mountain Eagle cations for District 6. cations of people who are she said if the first day of ple will have to be up there with them. They’ll have Tuesday afternoon about “I’m going to try to take interested.” She said she school had been later she to call when they get here. There will be cameras the potential absences, them for a month, and can now actually start would have probably kept and the gate will be locked so they won’t be able to and the newspaper noted then the first meeting to have industrial board the pool open a little lon- access it without someone being there,” Pate said. on Facebook a quorum of September (Sept. 14) meetings. ger. The city’s splash pad Pate also reiterated comments made in previous would likely not take I hope to appoint some- She said District 6 is a will continue to Aug. 14. meetings that the system is being added on a trial place. Only the city clerk body,” Herron said. small but densely popu- Herron said the city is basis. If all goes well, the city can invest in a larger, and fire chief joined the If that doesn’t work, she lated area, starting across also taking applications more permanent system at a different site down the three city leaders that will then go back a second the street from the Blue at City Hall or at dispatch line. night, as well as a report- time to the governor. Gym, about where Assis- for full-time and part- “This is a trial facility. If we can grow, we want to er. Officials waited until “And I’m going to be tant Fire Chief Phillip time APOST-certified grow somewhere else,” he said. several minutes after 6 a little more pushy” in Howard lives, then going police officers. Also on Tuesday, council members were reminded p.m. to make sure the trying to get action, if down Widow Lane. (She “I would like to have that the Cordova Planning Commission will hold meeting would not take she has to go to Mont- thinks the Blue Gym is in two full-time and at least a public hearing at 6:30 p.m. on Monday, Aug. 2 to place. gomery again. However, another district.) two or three part-time” to hear comments regarding two changes to the zoning The District 6 seat has she indicated she would The district includes be hired soon, she said. ordinance. One change would allow manufactured remained opened since still be respectful, and the Carbon Hill Church “I’ve only got three full- homes in most areas of the city. Another would pro- Greg Anderson resigned noted the state had given of God and the housing time officers now, if you vide a broader definition of hobby farms. around late June 2020. grant funds for the new project, Maple Highland include the chief. We’ve Pate also said that public works employees will be No one ran for the posi- interstate lighting project, Apartments. As a refer- only got two part-time patching potholes and clearing sidewalks on around tion during the August which she appreciated. ence point, Sonny Tune, a officers. We’re trying to the schools this week in preparation for classes 2020 municipal elections, She said that project is water board member, also cover three shifts seven resuming in August. and the council then was still on schedule for later lives in the district, she days a week. So I have Both of the city’s storm shelters are also being required by law to look this year. said. It is between District more dispatchers than I repainted, according to Pate. at appointment to fill the “I’m not going to poke 3, represented by David have police.” B1 Daily Mountain Eagle THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 Sports

PREP FOOTBALL Cooper excited for challenge Head coach spent last 2 seasons at Appalachian

By JOHNATHAN BENTLEY Eagle Sports Editor

CORNER — Jon Cooper was ready for a challenge. Cooper has had success coaching at smaller schools before taking over his new role as the Corner High School head football coach. In six years, Cooper has guided his teams to the playoffs four times. He comes to Corner from Class 1A Appala- chian. He coached the Eagles for the last two years and also had stops at Class 3A Slocomb (2013- 15) and 1A Kinston (2017). “I was at a very, very good place last year. You can’t ask for better people, but this is a step up in division. You try to challenge yourself a little bit,” said Cooper, who was impressed with everything about the Corner job. “It’s a great community. It’s a great opportunity. They’ve got great facilities and hard-working kids.” Cooper, 38, was an All-State offensive lineman at Rob- ert E. Lee in Montgomery before playing collegiately at West Alabama. He is Corner’s fourth head football coach in the last five years. Rusty Rouse was the interim coach last year. He returns to his defensive coordinator role for the 2021 season. Jason Doss is the offensive coordinator. Cooper will field a young team this season. “We’ve got good numbers, right at 68 kids. We’ve got 44 freshman and sophomores. We are very, very young. Two- third of our team are underclassmen, but we’ve got a good core of older kids, too. We’ve got great skill players in the junior and seniors classes but we have a lack depth on the offensive and defensive lines so we are going to have to play some sophomores.” Among the seniors returning are offensive lineman Jar- rett Partridge, who is moving from center to right tackle, tight end Trey Ward and linebackers Abram Tavel and Ethan Muncher. Since arriving on campus, Cooper has emphasized hard work. “You have to find out what the most important thing is Daily Mountain Eagle- Johnathan Bentley to build success. For us, it’s the strength and conditioning program. For me, being bigger, faster and stronger is im- Jon Cooper is the new Corner head football coach. He spent the last two years at Appalachian portant. Since January 4, when I walked on campus, we High School in Blount County. Cooper has also been the head coach at Slocomb and Kinston See COOPER, B2 high schools. The Yellow Jackets finished 4-6 last season.

JASPER’S TRINITY EPPS SIGNS WITH BEVILL STATE BRYANT-SABAN Saban’s process puts Alabama back on top This is the third in a series of four stories on Bear Bryant and Nick Saban In January 2007, Alabama had long Jeffery since been removed from the national Winborne championship picture, put under NCAA sanctions and relegated to road games at Hawaii as a consolation prize while under a bowl ban. Now legendary athletic director Mal Moore had fired Mike Shula after four seasons and was determined to get one man, Nick Saban. One problem, Saban was in his second year as the head coach of the NFL’s Miami Dolphins. But, in yet another now folklore-level story in the Tide’s history, Moore knew what he wanted and went after it. He flew to Miami to meet with Saban, not even having an appointment to do so. As we all know, Saban accepted the job and in his first press conference as head coach he set the stage for what to Daily Mountain Eagle - Ron Harris expect from his Alabama teams. “I think everybody should take the attitude that we’re Jasper High School’s Trinity Epps signed with Bevill State Community College on Tuesday working to be a champion, that we want to be a champion at the high school. He will play basketball for coach Kelly Cheatham starting this fall. Trini- in everything that we do,” he said standing at the podium ty’s parents Robert and Laura were present at the signing. See PROCESS, B2

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Big 12’s Texas, Oklahoma make request to join SEC By RALPH D. RUSSO ful they want to wait until the contract nobody feels great about it, but at least “We believe that there would be AP College Football Writer that binds them to the Big 12 for four there’s something where they feel as mutual benefit to the universities on more years runs out to bolt to the SEC. though they’re getting some fair value the one hand, and the SEC on the other Texas and Oklahoma made a re- It also might not be in the best inter- out of the equation.” hand, for the universities to become quest Tuesday to join the Southeastern est of the Big 12 to have two lame ducks A day after Oklahoma and Texas members of the SEC. We look forward Conference — in 2025 —- in the conference much beyond the notified the Big 12 that they would not to the prospect of discussions regarding with SEC Commissioner 2021-22 school year. be extending a grant of media rights this matter,” the schools said in a letter Greg Sankey saying the “It’s similar to a divorce, but it’s busi- agreement past its 2025 expiration signed by each university’s president. league would consider it ness relationship where multiple parties date, the schools publicly stated for the The grant of rights that ties Okla- in the “near future.” realize that they just can’t be together first time they want to join the SEC. homa and Texas to the Big 12 and its The wheels are in mo- anymore,” said Darren Heitner, a sports Oklahoma and Texas sent a joint eight other members runs concurrently tion for a monumental move in college and entertainment attorney based in letter to Sankey, requesting “invitations with the conference’s billion-dollar tele- sports, but the Longhorns and Sooners Fort Lauderdale, Florida. “You try to for membership to the Southeastern vision deals with ESPN and Fox. come to a resolution where perhaps Conference starting on July 1, 2025.” are not yet free agents. And it’s doubt- See SEC, B2 B2 | Daily Mountain Eagle | THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 SPORTS DIGEST Big 12 accuses ESPN of trying Local Digest Policy Event announcements and registrations for the Local Digest can be sent to sports@mountaineagle.com or by fax to 205-221-6203. to ‘destabilize’ conference ——— By RALPH D. RUSSO and-desist letter to ESPN. binds them to the league and its In the letter, the Big 12 de- eight other members until 2025. Oakman holding Toybowl registration AP College Football Writer manded the network stop “all On Tuesday, the schools submit- Oakman is holding toybowl registration for the 2021 Big 12 Commissioner Bob actions that may harm the Con- ted a request to the SEC to join season. Registration will be held on July 31st from 2 Bowlsby told The Associated ference and its members and that that league in 2025. To join the p.m. to 4 p.m. at Oakman Middle School. For more Press that ESPN is pushing other it not communicate with the Big conference earlier than that could information, contact Ryan Hall at 205-471-5563 or conferences to pick apart the 12 Conference’s existing embers cost the schools tens of millions of Michael Smith at 205-544-1785. league so Texas and Oklahoma or any other NCAA Conference dollars. ——— can move to the Southeastern regarding the Big 12 Conference’s Bowlsby told AP that Texas and Conference without paying a mas- Members, possible conference Oklahoma have been working on Go Wildcats kickoff dinner sive buyout. realignment or potential financial a move to the SEC for months, do- The Go Wildcats annual kickoff dinner will be held “I have absolute certainty they incentives or outcomes related to ing so while taking part in Big 12 at 6:30 p.m., on August 12 at the Oakman indoor fa- (ESPN) have been involved in ma- possible conference realignment.“ strategy meetings where propri- cility. There is no cost and donations to the Oakman nipulating other conferences to go Texas and Oklahoma informed etary information was shared. football program will be accepted. You are invited to after our members,” Bowlsby said the Big 12 this week that they “This whole thing has been a enjoy a night of fellowship as we preview the 2021 Wednesday in a phone interview. would not be renewing an agree- complete articulation of decep- ment with the conference that tion,” he said. Wildcats. Please text your RSVP to coach Ryan Hall The Big 12 has sent a cease- at 205-471-5563 by August 6 if you plan on attending. SEC From B1 MLB Big 12 bylaws state buyouts each for Texas “If you’re the Big 12, Meanwhile, the SEC members leaving must and Oklahoma. you understand perhaps is poised to grow to 16 Four Nats players, eight staffers give 18 months’ notice The schools could also you have some leverage teams with Texas and test positive, game vs Phils ppd and pay an exit fee equiv- be on the hook for other here based on the fact Oklahoma, half of which alent to two years’ worth revenue losses brought on that there is an existing have won at least one PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Four Washington Nationals of revenue distributions. by their departure. contract, but ultimately national championship in players and eight staffers have tested positive for Big 12 revenue distri- The Big 12 seems to pushing hard on that con- football since 1980. COVID-19, forcing Major League Baseball to post- bution fell off to $34.5 have lots of leverage, but tractual arrangement and The SEC’s most recent pone their game against the Philadelphia Phillies on million per school this if there is a future for the either forcing the parties television contract with Wednesday night. past year because of the conference without OU to remain situated as is ESPN, set to take effect The postponement came one day after Nationals pandemic, but it had and UT, it needs to begin or actually litigating if in 2024, is expected to been approaching $40 rebuilding soon to show there is a breach is less increase revenue distribu- star Trea Turner exited the game against Philadelphia million per school before stability heading into desirable than peacefully tion to its member schools in the first inning following his positive test for the the downturn. That could negotiations for its next resolving behind closed to about $67 million per virus. mean about $80 million television contract. doors,” Heitner said. year. Washington manager Dave Martinez said Turner was among four players who tested positive. He didn’t identify the others. Process From B1 “I’m just worried about the guys, I really am,” Mar- in Tuscaloosa. “Every choice, every this rate, I’m sure the dynasty has goes on in Tuscaloosa. The process tinez said. “It’s been a tough go; this doesn’t make it decision, everything that we do ev- died at least seven or eight times doesn’t change to fit new personnel, any easier.” ery day, we want to be a champion.” and then Alabama won the 2020 they adapt to fit the process. Martinez said all but one of those who tested posi- Saban, a Bill Belechik disciple, National Championship. As long as Nick Saban remains tive have been vaccinated. Those who tested positive brought with him a national cham- You see, at Alabama, a down the head coach at the University of have either no symptoms or minor symptoms, such pionship pedigree after winning year in the eyes of the fans means Alabama, expect the process, and as a head cold, the manager said. Martinez believes the 2003 BCS National Champi- they win the National Champion- the results it produces, to remain the fact they are vaccinated has prevented or limited onship Game as the head coach at ship by a touchdown instead of by the same. LSU. double digits. ——— symptoms. He also brought with him a work Under Nick Saban, there is no Up next: Bryant & Saban: The ethic unmatched in college football rebuilding the program after suf- verdict COLLEGE FOOTBALL and the expectation that everyone fering from the highest turnover in ——— NCAA won’t re-evaluate penalties under him keep up. college football year after year. The Jeffery Winborne is the new me- After winning the 2009, 2011 reason for that is simple: the man dia coordinator for the Daily Moun- for Reggie Bush, other cases and 2012 national championships, at the top remains the same. tain Eagle and really wants to hate The NCAA said Wednesday it will not re-evaluate the sports world declared Saban’s The process, as it is known, Tennessee. But they make it really Alabama a dynasty. Since then, ev- doesn’t change regardless of who hard to do so by being quite so irrel- penalties handed down for infractions cases, a deci- ery loss suffered by Alabama leads comes in. Whether is be new evant. He can be reached at jeffery. sion that will keep former Southern California running to the same headlines across the players or coaches, Nick Saban’s [email protected] and back Reggie Bush from having his 2005 Heisman country: “The Dynasty is over.” At process dictates everything that on Twitter at @JLWinborne. Trophy victory restored. 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Emergencies won’t be taking any days off,” Cooper said. The U.S. not only bounced back with a win but C-PAP Alternatives Corner will play Pell City in a jamboree game did it in a Dream Team-type performance against Seen Same Day on Aug. 20 before opening the season at Mortimer an overmatched opponent, racing out for transition Jordan on Aug. 27. Walk-Ins Welcome Monday - Friday dunks and stepping back to knock down 3-pointers. 44 Oak Drive • Sumiton, AL 35148 “We sill have a lot of work to do and a little time The U.S. made 19 3-pointers and 23 of its 37 shots Located Behind Sumiton Post Office to get it done, but I’m excited,” Cooper added. (62%) inside the arc. 205-648-3212 THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 | Daily Mountain Eagle | B3 Suspect arrested Some Alabama school systems in ambush killing of to require masks indoors Selma police officer MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — a sharp uptick in COVID-19 fueled school systems. He said the depart- SELMA, Ala. (AP) — A man sought in the killing Some Alabama school systems by the highly contagious delta vari- ment usually follows CDC recom- of an Alabama police officer who was gunned down have announced they will require ant of the virus. mendations. in an ambush while taking a lunch break has been students and “Due to the upward trend of “The issue of masks in schools arrested, authorities said Wednes- teachers to wear COVID transmission and the is like everything else — highly day. face masks current local positivity rate, this controversial. They really shouldn’t Javonte Stubbs, 18, was arrest- indoors follow- decision is in the best interest be,” Harris said. ed overnight in the death of Selma ing new federal of our students and staff at this A spokesperson for Alabama Gov. Police Officer Marquis Moorer and guidelines to time,” Opelika City Schools Super- Kay Ivey last week told reporters the wounding of Moorer’s female curb the spread intendent Mark Neighbors said in that she was opposed to requiring companion, Dallas County Dis- of COVID-19. a statement. masks in schools. Her office has trict Attorney Michael Jackson The Birming- State education officials so far not commented on the new CDC said. ham, Huntsville, are not requiring face coverings. guidelines, but in an opinion piece Stubbs was charged with capital Bessemer and “For the coming school year, face published Tuesday by The Wash- murder and attempted murder fol- Opelika school Dr. Scott masks are not mandated in Ala- ington Post, Ivey promoted vacci- lowing his arrest at apartments in Marquis systems are Harris bama schools. That will remain the nations over masks and distance Tuscaloosa, Jackson said. He was Moorer among those case unless there is specific guid- learning. taken to the jail in rural Chilton that have said that masks will be ance from the Alabama Depart- “Here is the truth: Closing County and is set for a hearing Friday morning in required indoors. A spokesperson ment of Public Health (ADPH) to businesses will not defeat covid-19. Selma, he said. for the Alabama Department of suggest otherwise,” spokesperson Wearing masks will not defeat Court records weren’t immediately available to Education said Tuesday that mask Michael Sibley wrote in an email. covid-19. And keeping our students show whether Stubbs had a lawyer who could speak mandates will be a local decision “However, local superintendents from in-classroom learning will not on his behalf. Jackson said Stubbs previously was a unless they get specific new guid- and school boards can determine defeat covid-19,” Ivey wrote. star football player at Selma High School. ance from state officials. for themselves if they want to Alabama has seen a sharp in- Mayor James Perkins Jr. credited members of the The U.S. Centers for Disease enforce masking. That would be a crease in the number of COVID-19 public for sharing information with law enforcement Control and Prevention on Tues- local decision.” cases. The number of people in and the State Bureau of Investigation with its han- day recommended indoor masks State Health Officer Scott Harris state hospitals has risen to more dling of the case. for all teachers, staff, students said earlier this week that the than 1,000, the most the state has “The state stepped up and did exactly what was and visitors at schools nationwide, state was waiting for the new CDC seen since winter when there were supposed to be done. The consequence is that within regardless of vaccination status. guidance before issuing a “tool kit” 3,000 people hospitalized at the 24 hours there was an arrest,” Perkins told a news The recommendation comes amid of recommendations to Alabama pandemic’s peak. conference. Officials didn’t provide any details about the arrest or shooting, and a possible motive isn’t clear. Moorer was on duty and went home for lunch early Tuesday at an apartment complex where he Prosecution rests in Alabama sheriff’s trial lived when he was shot, authorities said. The shots were fired from outside, killing the officer and By The Associated Press Jacob Christian Moedl, three people in custody wounding the other person inside the residence at Man accused of 19, of Notasulga was had attorneys who could holding woman Selma Square Apartments, Attorney General Steve ATHENS — A judge jailed Monday in the slay- speak on their behalf. Marshall said. on Tuesday dismissed a captive for 3 days ing of Antavious Lawen- Authorities have not released the name of the juror from the trial of a BIRMINGHAM — An ton Sharpe, 23, news Police on lookout woman who was shot. She was hospitalized but no outlets reported. longtime Alabama sheriff Alabama man accused of for stolen Chick- additional information was available. following accusations that holding a woman against On Saturday, Vincent a jail inmate bragged she her will for three days is Ray Tiller, 21, of Grant- fil-A delivery car is his “old lady” and he in custody. ville, Georgia, and Robyn HUNTSVILLE, Ala. Alabama prison officer stabbed, could sway her vote. Jefferson County Yvonne Jones, 18, of (AP) — Police in north receives minor injuries Judge Pamela Baschab deputies were called to LaGrange, Georgia, were Alabama are seeking the MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) — A corrections officer dismissed a juror from a home in Adger, an un- arrested in Lafayette public’s help in finding a was injured after being assaulted by an inmate at the panel after testimony incorporated community Parish, Louisiana. Chick-fil-A delivery vehi- a south Alabama prison, the Department of Correc- that an inmate at the southwest of Birming- Valley police believe cle that was stolen from a tions said. Limestone County Jail ham, at about 2:35 p.m. Sharpe, who was found restaurant. The assault was reported Monday at Fountain had bragged the mother on Sunday to investigate dead on July 17, was The white 2020 Kia Correctional Facility in Atmore, said prison spokes- of his children is on the reports of a person being killed during a marijuana Soul was stolen from woman Kristi Simpson. An inmate assaulted a jury. Inmate Austin Clem held against their will, deal that was set up so he a Chick-fil-A on South correctional officer “from behind using a makeshift testified that the inmate WBRC-TV reported. could be robbed. Memorial Parkway on weapon,” she said Tuesday. told him his “old lady” Upon arrival, deputies Moedl and Tiller have Friday, Huntsville police The prison system did not release the injured was on the jury and that made contact with Joseph blamed each other for said. officer’s name or other details. The officer was treat- he could persuade her Ryan Byram, 37, who shooting the victim, said The restaurant has two ed at a hospital and did not have life-threatening to vote not guilty if the gave them permission to police Maj. Mike Reyn- identical Kia Souls. The injuries. sheriff would let him out search his residence. olds. one that was stolen has The findings of an investigation will be sent to of jail. 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Earlier this year, the U.S. are inconsistent Center for Transgender the SPLC said the num- and provide incomplete Equality and the South- ber of active hate groups methods for addressing ern Poverty Law Center. in the U.S. declined as bias-motivated violence, Goldberg described it as far-right extremists mi- according to a new report an unprecedented collab- grated further to online by advocates for better oration in the advocacy networks that are harder protections. space. to track. AP Photo/Ben Gray, File The report, first The report includes a The majority of all U.S. shared with The Associ- foreword by Judy Shep- hate crimes are commit- This March 20 file photo shows, U.S. Sens. Jon Ossoff, D-Ga., and Rapha- ated Press ahead of its ard, president of the ted by white people, ac- el Warnock, D-Ga., speaking during a “stop Asian hate” rally outside the Wednesday release, is a Matthew Shepard Foun- cording to available data, Georgia State Capitol in Atlanta. A national coalition of civil rights groups comprehensive national dation, named for her son and the majority of all released on Wednesday a comprehensive, state-by-state review of hate review of hate crime laws whose murder in 1998 led hate crimes are motivated crime laws in the United States. Members of the coalition say the report that shows gaps and vari- to LGBTQ protection in by racial or ethnic bias. sets the stage for bolstering the efficacy of current law and addresses racial ances in the laws. Due the federal legislation. But data also show that disparities in how the laws are enforced. to the complexity of hate “Although we know hate crimes reported by violence, certain statutes that hate crime laws are state law enforcement to the main culprits of such the legislation aims to and street confrontations meant to protect racial important and have been the FBI disproportionate- attacks. improve hate crime data between protesters and minorities and margin- successful in holding ly list Black Americans as “We don’t have a true collection by law enforce- police in the last sever- alized groups are less ef- offenders accountable, the perpetrators. and accurate understand- ment. al years, conservative fective, as a consequence we also know that they According to the report, ing of what anti-Asian The report on hate lawmakers in a handful of bias in the criminal can and should be more in at least 13 states, law hate during the pandemic crime laws also highlights of states have either justice system, the report impactful,” Shepard wrote enforcement-recorded has looked like,” said a growing politicization of changed or attempted to says. in the foreword. hate crimes listed Black Marita Etcubañez, senior such legislation. Follow- change hate crime laws The existing laws can The report’s release offenders at a rate rough- director for strategic ini- ing the rise of the Black by adding police officers even discourage hate comes after a more-than- ly 1.6 to 3.6 times greater tiatives at Asian Ameri- Lives Matter movement as a protected category. crime victims from com- yearlong focus on COVID- than the size of the state’s cans Advancing Justice - ing forward, advocates era hate violence directed Black population. AAJC in Washington D.C. say in the report, which at Asian Americans and “These repeated dispar- “But we do know that also cites widespread Asian immigrants, and ities … show that — de- these commonly discussed flaws in the collection and ahead of the 20th anni- spite the fact that people perceptions that the reporting of data. versary of the Sept. 11 of color are far more likely perpetrators of anti-Asian “We really think this is terror attacks, which saw to be the victims of hate hate are mainly Black or the first report to bring an uptick in anti-Muslim violence — the instances African American are not together a state-by-state and anti-Sikh attacks. of hate violence that are accurate,” she said. analysis along so many On Tuesday, a man actually documented by Etcubañez added dimensions … with a accused of killing eight police … are dispropor- that a lack of accurate focus on racial justice and people, mostly women tionately those alleged to hate crime statistics is criminal justice reform,” of Asian descent, at have been committed by what inspired passage said Naomi Goldberg, Atlanta-area massage Black people,” the report of the Jabara-Heyer NO LGBTQ program director businesses pleaded guilty states. HATE Act, as part of the for the Movement Ad- to murder in four of the As racist attacks on COVID-19 Hate Crimes vancement Project, which killings. Asian Americans and Act. Named for Khalid authored the report in The man received a Asian immigrants gained Jabara and Heather Hey- partnership with over sentence of life imprison- widespread attention in er, whose hate-motivated 15 national civil rights ment. A prosecutor on the recent months, so did killings were prosecuted groups. case has not linked a hate a false perception that as hate crimes but not The coalition of civ- motivation to the killings. Black Americans were counted in hate statistics,

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CANTON, Ga. (AP) — was the first person and killed four people, County District Attorney A man accused of kill- killed. three of them women and Fani Willis has said she ing eight people, mostly “A part of me died with two of Asian descent, at intends to seek the death women of Asian descent, him that day,” she told the Youngs Asian Massage penalty. There, Long faces at Atlanta-area massage judge. “I am shattered.” in Cherokee County. A charges of aggravated businesses pleaded guilty Elcias Hernandez Ortiz, fifth person was wound- assault and domestic to murder Tuesday in four who was shot in the face, ed. Long then drove to terrorism in addition to of the killings and was also addressed the court, Atlanta, where he shot murder. sentenced to spend the saying it’s been very hard and killed three women at Wallace reiterated rest of his life in prison. for his family. Gold Spa before crossing Tuesday that Cherokee Robert Aaron Long, 22, “Honestly, this man, the street to Aromathera- County investigators saw still faces the death pen- why didn’t he think before py Spa and killing anoth- no evidence of racial bias. alty in the other deaths, killing so many people? er woman, police said. Long walked through the which are being prose- I only want justice,” he All of the Atlanta first spa “shooting anyone cuted in another county. said through a Spanish victims were of Asian and everyone he saw” and The string of shootings translator. descent. told detectives he was mo- at three businesses in On March 16, Long shot In Atlanta, Fulton tivated by a sex addiction. March ignited outrage and fueled fear among Asian Americans, who already faced increased hostility linked to the coronavirus pandemic. Voted #1 Furniture Store in Walker County Many were particularly upset when authorities suggested Long’s crimes weren’t racially motivated but born of a sex addiction, which isn’t recognized as an official disorder. Cherokee County prosecutors had planned to seek the death penalty but decided a plea deal would bring swift justice and avoid any lengthy appeals. That’s what the victims and their families who they were able to contact wanted, District Attorney Shannon Wal- lace said. Bonnie Michels’ hus- Great Selection of Furniture band of 24 years, Paul, IN STORE and Available for Immediate Delivery—No waiting!

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Crump CLERK OF COURT acres in Increment 6, all located 818 Fall City (brand new), just in for any debts other than my own Hill area (Florida Ave.); Places Circuit Court for in: SW/NW of Section 31, Township Road. 205-300-5292 time for back to school. as of 7/29/21. for 4 Mobilehomes. $30,000; Walker County, Alabama 14 South, Range 8 West; SE/ Must be picked up. Signed: Byron C Rigsby, 205-275-8532 *July 22, 29, August 5, 12, 2021 SE, SW/SE, & SE/SW of Sec- DAYBREAK 205-388-3489 1504 Dotson Rd. Jasper AL. tion 25; NE/NE, SE/NE, SW/NE, I BUY IN THE JUVENILE COURT OF NW/NE, NE/SE, SE/SE, SW/ 2 full-time positions available, FREE FIREWOOD LAND & TIMBER CULLMAN COUNTY, SE, NW/SE, NE/SW, SE/SW, benefits include health, dental, 25 Lost & Found 205-983-1564 (205)282-1412 ALABAMA NW/SW, NE/NW, SE/NW, SW/ vision, PTO, retirement plan w/ IN RE: NW, & NW/NW of Section 36, match, paid training and pro- LOST: Calico Cat (Isabelle) MILLICAN’S K.G. Township 14 South, Range 9 fessional development. 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The COURT ADVOCATE discount plan. It’s illegal for companies doing or thereafter a judgment may permittee, therefore, is request- Provide support for domestic vi- business by phone to promise be rendered in favor of the Pe- ing release of $67,500.00 of the olence victims in court settings, Do not wait! Call now! Get your PUBLISHER’S NOTICE : All you a loan and ask you to pay titioner. performance bond $67,500.00 serve as agency liaison to local for it before they deliver. For for Increment 2 and $50,000.00 FREE Dental Information Kit with real estate advertised in this Contact may be made: Attor- courts and law enforcement. all the details! more information call toll free ney for Petitioner: J. Bradley of the performance bond 4-year degree and 2+ years’ newspaper is subject to the 1-855-353-9680 1-877-FTC-HELP. A Public Ser- Wilson, 206 Ninth Street SW, $50,000.00 for Increment 6. work experience required, ex- Federal Fair Housing Act of 1968 Any objections to the release or www.dental50plus.com/dlymtnegl #6258 vice Message from The Daily Cullman, AL 35055, (256) 737- cellent communication skills which makes it illegal to advertise Mountain Eagle Newspaper and 0740 or Clerk of Court: Lisa request for informal conference necessary. “any preference, limitation or the Federal Trade Commission. McSwain, 500 2nd Ave., SW, must be sent in writing to: Alabama Surface Mining A CUT ABOVE discrimination based on race, Cullman, AL 35055. Email TELL TREE SERVICE DONE this the 14th day of Commission [email protected] color, religion, sex, or national REMOVAL, TOPPING, 140 Transportation June, 2021. P. O. Box 2390 with letter of interest, resume, PRUNING; INSURED: origin or an intention to make Jasper, Alabama 35502-2390 BOOGER’S TOWING WELLS R. TURNER, III and references if available FREE ESTIMATES any such preference, limitation or Such requests must be received We pay CASH JUVENILE JUDGE (205)282-1412 no later than September 12, discrimination.” This newspaper for junk cars or trucks CULLMAN COUNTY, AL EXPERIENCED 2021. will not knowingly accept any (205)384-0250 *July 15, 22, 29, August 5, 2021 DIESEL MECHANIC NEEDED *July 22, 29, August 5, 12, 2021 DOZER TRACK hoe work, top advertising for real estate which $500.00 SIGN ON BONUS. soil, fill dirt & rock hauling. Land JUNK CARS & TRUCKS BC/BS, holiday pay, uniforms clearing, Ponds built & Trailer is in violation of the law. Our WANTED. 205-275-4213 provided. Call 205-674-1651 Pads built. ALSO Demolition; readers are informed that all (205)221-2112 (205)544-5592 dwellings advertised in this HARBOR CHASE of Jasper newspaper are available on an 150 Legals is looking for Full-time Cooks; E.O. STUMP Grinding equal opportunity basis. Equal 205-384-0660 Eddy Owen (205)544-1320 Housing Opportunity, M/F IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FREE Estimates OF WALKER COUNTY, HOME DAILY!!! ALABAMA 1BA/3BR MH, $$$Pay Increases INTEGRITY LAWN CARE DOMESTIC Poplar Springs. Water and Across The Board$$$ is expanding our Customer RELATIONS DIVISION Garbage furnished. $525mo. F Ash, Cement and Quicklime Base. Commercial and CASE NO.: DR-2020-99 $525dep. (205)295-8151 Dry-Bulk Pneumatic Tankers Residential. (205)300-4445 NOTICE OF PETITION Needed Now!!! FOR CUSTODY •Class-A CDL Required 1BR/1BA HOUSE, Manchester. The UNKNOWN FATHER of JOE’S EXCAVATING & •Local Haul/Top Pay Large wrap around porch. the minor children, I.F.L., born Hauling. Track-Loader work. •$200-$300 per Day Furnished plus all utilities, 01/14/2010 and E.G.L., born Red Rock, Top Soil & Fill Dirt. •$1,000-$1,800 per Week garbage & lawn-care. $1,000mo 01/14/2010, is placed on notice References available. •New 2018 & 2019 Volvo’s + deposit. (205)275-3603 that LUKAS EARL HALL and (205)522-2568 •Clean Driving Record (205)275-1076 JESSICA MEGAN HALL have •2YR Verifiable Experience filed for custody of the minor JOHN’S LAWNCARE •Current Medical Card BTL LARGE PRIVATE ROOMS children. The UNKNOWN FA- Grass Cutting, Weed Eating, •Pre-employment Drug Screen ($200 Weekly; $700 Monthly) THER must answer LUKAS Gutters Cleaned. ALSO •Paid Vacation After 1YR 27948 Hwy. 118 EARL HALL and JESSICA Pressure Washing. •Medical, Dental, Vision Carbon Hill 35549 MEGAN HALL’S petition within (205)602-0548 Benefits Full size refrigerator, thirty (30) days after the last •Electronic Logging Devices microwave, Directv service publication of this notice or a de- (ELD) MUMMEY LAWN Service included. (205)931-2230 fault judgment may be entered For more information Year Round Lawn Maintenance. (205)689-3490 against him. please contact: FREE estimates. (205)388-7004 DONE this the 20th day of July, 2021. 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(205)522-4384 James B6 | Daily Mountain Eagle | THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 150 Legals 150 Legals Western wildfires calm down MORTGAGE TITLE, USE AND/OR ENJOY- FORECLOSURE SALE MENT AND WILL BE SOLD Default having been made in SUBJECT TO THE RIGHT OF the payment of the indebted- REDEMPTION OF ALL PAR- in cool weather, but losses grow ness secured by that certain TIES ENTITLED THERETO. mortgage executed by Charles Alabama law gives some per- INDIAN FALLS, Calif. halfway contained after T. Davis, single man, originally sons who have an interest in (AP) — Cooler weather on it scorched 640 square in favor of Mortgage Electronic property the right to redeem the Registration Systems, Inc., as property under certain circum- Tuesday helped calm two miles of remote land. nominee for West Alabama stances. Programs may also gigantic wildfires in the “The mild weather Bank & Trust, on September 22, exist that help persons avoid or U.S. West, but a tally of will have a short-term 2014, said mortgage recorded delay the foreclosure process. property losses mounted calming effect on the fire in the Office of the Judge of An attorney should be con- as authorities got better behavior. But due to the Probate of Walker County, Ala- sulted to help you understand access to a tiny Califor- extremely dry conditions bama, in DML Book 2400 Page these rights and programs as nia community savaged and fuels, as the week 18; re-recorded 09/29/2014 in a part of the foreclosure pro- DML Book 2400 Page 122; the cess. This sale is made for the by flames last weekend progresses and tempera- undersigned Wilmington Sav- purpose of paying the indebt- and to a remote area of tures rise, aggressive ings Fund Society, FSB, as edness secured by said mort- southern Oregon where fire behavior is likely to trustee of Stanwich Mortgage gage, as well as the expenses the nation’s largest blaze quickly rebound,” a situa- Loan Trust I, as Mortgagee/ of foreclosure. The successful is burning. tion report said Tuesday. Transferee, under and by virtue bidder must tender a non-re- Scientists say evidence The lightning-sparked of the power of sale contained fundable deposit of Five Thou- shows Oregon’s Bootleg fire has destroyed 161 in said mortgage, will sell at sand Dollars ($5,000.00) in AP Photo/Noah Berger public outcry to the highest bid- certified funds made payable Fire generated its own homes, 247 outbuildings der for cash, in front of the main to Tiffany & Bosco, P.A. at the “fire tornado” this month, Following the Dixie Fire, a scorched vehicle rests and 342 vehicles in Klam- entrance of the Courthouse at time and place of the sale. The with winds higher than in a driveway in the Indian Falls community of ath and Lake counties, Jasper, Walker County, Ala- balance of the purchase price 111 mph. Plumas County, Calif., on Monday. the report said, caution- bama, on July 23, 2021, during plus any deed recording costs The rare phenomenon is ing that the numbers the legal hours of sale, all of and transfer taxes must be paid associated with extreme made wildfires harder commander for the Dixie’s could increase as fire- its rights, title, and interest in in certified funds by noon the fire behavior spawned to fight in the Ameri- east section, crediting fighters work through the and to the following described next business day at the Law real estate, situated in Walker Office of Tiffany & Bosco, P.A. by dry, hot conditions, can West. Scientists say help from local govern- inner area of the fire. County, Alabama, to-wit: at the address indicated below. experts said. climate change has made ments and California’s On July 18, a day of A part of the Southwest 1/4 Tiffany & Bosco, P.A. reserves Meanwhile, teams the region much warmer firefighting agency. especially extreme fire ac- of Southeast 1/4 of Section 23, the right to award the bid to reviewing damage from and drier in the past 30 “I just wanted to thank tivity, the blaze spawned Township 13 South, Range 8 the next highest bidder should the massive Dixie Fire in years and will continue to them for that because we a fire tornado in the Fre- West, Walker County, Alabama, the highest bidder fail to timely the mountains of North- make weather more ex- are strapped federally mont-Winema National described as follows: tender the total amount due. ern California have so with resources all over Forest, scientists say. Commence at the Southwest The Mortgagee/Transferee re- treme and wildfires more corner of said Southwest 1/4 serves the right to bid for and far counted 36 structures frequent and destructive. the nation,” she said. The phenomenon of Southeast 1/4; thence South purchase the real estate and to destroyed and seven An inversion layer, Authorities also were occurred when smoke 89 degrees 43 minutes 40 sec- credit its purchase price against damaged in the remote which is a cap of relative- hopeful that cool tem- rose nearly 6 miles into onds East along the South the expenses of sale and the in- community of Indian ly warmer air over cooler peratures, increased hu- the sky and formed giant Boundary of said Southwest debtedness secured by the real Falls, said Nick Truax, air, trapped smoke over midity and isolated show- clouds, Bruno Rodriguez, 1/4 of Southeast 1/4 44.00 feet estate. This sale is subject to an incident commander much of the fire Monday, ers will help them make a meteorologist assigned to the Northeast right of way postponement or cancellation. more progress against the of Alabama Highway 5 and *June 22, 29, July 6, 2021 for the fire. It’s unclear and the shade helped to the Bootleg Fire, told the Point of Beginning; thence The above mortgage fore- if that figure included lower temperatures and Bootleg Fire in Oregon. the Herald and News of continue South 89 degrees 43 closure sale has been post- homes or smaller build- keep humidity up, inci- Crews have it more than Klamath Falls, Oregon. minutes 40 seconds East along poned from July 23, 2021 until ings. dent meteorologist Julia said South boundary, 167.85 September 2, 2021, during The assessment was Ruthford said. feet; thence North 00 degrees the legal hours of sale in front about half done, Truax Similar smoke con- 34 minutes 15 seconds East of the main entrance of the said in an online brief- ditions were expect- 211.85 feet; thence North 89 Courthouse at Jasper, Walker Happy Birthday degrees 43 minutes 40 sec- County, Alabama. ing Monday night, and ed through Tuesday. onds West 211.85 feet; thence Wilmington Savings Fund Soci- the work depends on fire Monsoon moisture was South 00 degrees 34 minutes ety, FSB, as trustee of Stanwich activity. streaming in over the re- 15 seconds West 151.87 feet to Mortgage Loan Trust I, The Dixie Fire has gion but only light show- the said Northeast right of way (“Transferee”) scorched more than 325 ers were likely near the of Alabama Highway 5; thence Tiffany & Bosco, P.A., Betty square miles, an area fire. 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WASHINGTON (AP) For days, senators in would have enough sup- — President Joe Biden a bipartisan group have port to move forward. and a bipartisan group of worked with the White Sinema, who talks senators reached agree- House to salvage the deal, often with Republicans, ment Wednesday on a $1 a first part of Biden’s big also said she spoke with trillion infrastructure infrastructure agenda. Biden Wednesday and he package, with the Senate Swelling to more than was “very excited” to have ready to begin consider- 700 pages, the bill in- an agreement. ation of a key part of the cludes $550 billion in new Democrats, who have administration’s agenda. spending on public works slim control of the House An evening test vote was projects. and Senate, face a time- possible. The outcome will set line to act on what would AP Photo/J. Scott Applewhite Biden welcomed the the stage for the next be some of the most sub- accord as one that would debate over Biden’s much stantial pieces of legisla- Sen. Rob Portman, R-Ohio, left, and Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, smile as show America can “do big more ambitious $3.5 tion in years. they emerge from the office of Senate Republican Leader Mitch McConnell things” — with the most trillion spending package, Filling in the details to announce agreement with Democrats on a $1 trillion infrastructure bill at significant long-term in- a strictly partisan pursuit has become a month-long the Capitol in Washington Wednesday. vestments in nearly a cen- of far-reaching programs exercise ever since a bi- tury, on par with building and services including partisan group of sena- the transcontinental child care, tax breaks and tors struck an agreement drivers pay at the pump House Transportation the session and spoke on railroad or the Interstate health care that touch with Biden more than a and Republicans dashed and Infrastructure condition of anonymity to highway system. almost every corner of month ago over the broad a plan to boost the IRS to Committee, Rep. Peter describe it. “This deal signals to American life. Republi- framework. There re- go after tax scofflaws. DeFazio, D-Ore., called House Speaker Nancy the world that our democ- cans strongly oppose that mains work to do as they Senators said funding the Senate’s bipartisan Pelosi did not commit to racy can function,” Biden bill, and may try to stop draft the legislative text. would come from repur- measure complete “crap,” supporting the package said in a statement. “We both. The new spending in posing COVID-19 relief during a private meeting until she sees the details, will once again transform Senate Majority Leader the package dropped from aid, the sale of broadcast Tuesday according to two but said Wednesday she’s America and propel us Chuck Schumer opened about $600 billion to $550 spectrum and possibly Democrats who attended “rooting for it.” into the future.” the Senate on Wednesday billion, senators said, as reinstating fees that Lead GOP negotiator announcing a possible money was eliminated for chemical companies used Sen. Rob Portman of Ohio evening test vote, nudg- a public-private infra- to pay for cleaning up the announced the deal earli- ing talks along. It would structure bank and was nation’s worst hazardous SSunroomsunrooms er at the Capitol, flanked require 60 votes in the reduced in other catego- waste sites. Also unclear Sunrooms by four other Republican evenly split 50-50 Senate ries, including transit. is whether a proposal to & & ScreenroomsSSccrreeeennrroooommss senators who have been to proceed to consider- The package still draw funds from revers- in talks with Democrats ation, meaning support includes $110 billion for ing a Trump-era pharma- F ree E stim ates! and the White House on from both parties. That highways, $65 billion for ceutical rebate would be • Since 1966 • the bipartisan package. would launch a potential- broadband and $73 billion included. “We now have an ly days-long process. to modernize the nation’s The final deal could agreement on the major Senate GOP leader electric grid, according a run into political trouble Creative Aluminum if it doesn’t pass muster issues,” Portman said. Mitch McConnell did White House fact sheet. 1206 Curry Hwy “We are prepared to move not disclose during the Additionally, there’s as fully paid for when the Jasper, AL 35503 387-7683 387-7698 forward.” lunch how he would $25 billion for airports, Congressional Budget Still, the agreement vote, senators said. The $55 billion for waterworks Office assesses the de- only pushes the package Republican negotiators and more than $50 billion tails. But Portman said toward consideration by met with McConnell to bolster infrastructure the package will be “more the full Senate. It’s un- earlier Wednesday and he against cyberattacks and than paid for.” clear if enough Republi- appeared to give his nod climate change. There’s House Democrats have can senators will support to proceeding. Portman also $7.5 billion for their own transportation passage, and many of said the leader “all along electric vehicle charging bill, which includes much them raised questions has been encouraging our stations. more spending to address during a private lunch efforts.” Still unclear is how rail transit, electric ve- Wednesday. Senators Sen. Krysten Sinema to pay for the package hicles and other strate- were given a thick binder of Arizona, a lead Dem- after Democrats rejected gies to counter climate of briefing materials but ocratic negotiator, said a plan to bring in funds change. wanted more details. she expected the package by hiking the gas tax The chairman of the B8 | Daily Mountain Eagle | THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 WEDNESDAY COMICS Husband’s pantyhose fixation bothers wife

DEAR ABBY: I’m having GARFIELD difficulty BY JIM DAVIS understand- ing my husband’s obsession Dear Abby with By Abigail pant- Van Buren yhose. When we met 10 years ago, he explained to me during a phone conversation that he liked wearing pantyhose and nylon stockings. BLONDIE He’s not an outward cross-dresser. His obsession is limited to simply wearing nylon. I accepted BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN his eccentricities and we have shared a wonderful 10 years together. I love him more than you can imagine. I admire his honesty with me from the beginning of our relationship. I mean, how many men would tell an almost complete stranger he’s PEANUTS hoping to date that he enjoys wearing nylons? I BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ have respected his honesty, but as of late, his obsession is bothering me. What do I do? -- ANNOYED IN MI DEAR ANNOYED: You can adjust your think- ing for the purpose of not destroying an otherwise wonderful 10- year relationship. Some MARVIN men, like your husband, enjoy the sensation of BY TOM ARMSTRONG nylon against their skin. As you probably already know, it doesn’t affect their intimate relationship with their part- ners. The person with the “obsession” may be you, not him. If this is your husband’s only “snag,” thank your higher power and concen- THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek trate on all the things you love about him that Unscramble these Jumbles, one letter to each square, WALKER BY MORT make him unique. to form four ordinary words. BEETLE BAILEY DEAR ABBY: I enjoy watching sporting events NFLIA @PlayJumble that I record earlier in the day or a day or so before. I don’t like knowing the outcome of the event before KSAHY I watch, so I’m careful not to watch TV or listen to the radio before playing back app • Follow us on Twitter the recorded event. My hus- NELCGA band (of 36 years) knows

I feel this way, but some- BY JOHN ROSE times he forgets and tells me the outcome. Our son, GLWEGI who is 13, became aware of the free JUST JUMBLE Get

the results of a game, and I BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH asked him (twice) to please Now arrange the circled letters

keep it to himself. He told All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. - me anyway, in front of my husband. I was irritated “ ” and asked him why he had intentionally ruined the (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: FORUM PERKY INVITE UTMOST event. My husband said I Yesterday’s need to “get Zen” and didn’t Answer: The dragons’ quick-tempered teenage daughter think it was a big deal. Is was a — SPITFIRE my request so ridiculous that they should be fine CRANKSHAFT with disregarding it? HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last -- WAITING TO WATCH

& CHUCK AYERS BY TOM BATIUK DEAR WAITING: Of course not. Your CELEBRITIES BORN brace exciting prospects 13-year-old son was ON THIS DAY: Dustin and physically engage in being a brat, and your Milligan, 36; Noma Du- putting what you want husband allowed him to mezweni, 52; Jim Davis, into play. disrespect your wishes. 76; Peter Cullen, 80. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. What you were asking Happy Birthday: Sign 22): Speak up and share for is no different than up for interesting cours- your thoughts. Take part not wanting to know es to expand your mind, in events that address the end of a movie skills and awareness. matters that concern you. HI & LOIS or the outcome of an Strive for perfection, and Don’t hesitate to become awards show. It’s time engage in practices that a spokesperson or act on BY CHANCE BROWN you and your hubby had will help you advance. Do behalf of an organization a serious discussion your research and leave that shares your beliefs. about what happened so nothing to chance. SCORPIO (Oct. 23- it won’t happen again. ARIES (March Nov. 21): Observation is And your kid should 21-April 19): Look for new favored. Listen, gather be told that if he does possibilities. An adven- information, formulate a it again, there will be ture will lift your spirits plan and prepare to make repercussions. and get you excited about adjustments that free you something you’ve never from situations that are DEAR ABBY: I never experienced. standing between you and thought I would be writing TAURUS (April 20- what you want to achieve. to you, but I have a neigh- May 20): Don’t leave any- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. bor who lets her young thing to chance. Size up 22-Dec. 21): Stick close daughter play outside, close situations, ask questions to home. Put time, effort BABY BLUES to the street and scream at and direct your energy to and money into making the top of her lungs. When suit your needs. your surroundings fit your

I ran out a couple of times GEMINI (May 21-June lifestyle. SCOTT BY RICK KIRKMAN & JERRY to see if she was OK, the 20): Live and learn. Let CAPRICORN (Dec. mom told me to stop being the experience prompt 22-Jan. 19): Keep your so “nosy.” Every night when better decisions regarding guard up, mind open and I hear her screaming, I’m health, love and matters emotions under control. afraid she’s in some type of that affect your position or AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- danger. What should I do? reputation. Feb. 18): Set goals and -- CONCERNED CANCER (June don’t stop until you are NEIGHBOR 21-July 22): Keep your satisfied with the results thoughts to yourself. A you achieve. DEAR CONCERNED situation will not be what PISCES (Feb. NEIGHBOR: What you you think, and responding 19-March 20): Assess should do is remember too quickly will result in your health, financial that when children play regret. situation and personal outside, they use their LEO (July 23-Aug. 22): life, and you’ll come up outside voices, which Look for a moneymaking with a plan that will help includes screaming, and opportunity; do whatever you tweak whatever isn’t do as the neighbor told it takes to make it happen. working for you anymore. you. Only worry if you It’s up to you to make de- Birthday Baby: You are hear sirens. cisions to help you achieve insightful, appealing and Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van the lifestyle you want to compassionate. You are Buren, also known as Jeanne Phillips, live. adaptable and generous. and was founded by her mother, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. Visit Eugenialast.com, or Pauline Phillips. Contact Dear Abby 22): Press on courageously. join Eugenia on Twitter/ at www.DearAbby.com or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. Seize the moment, em- Facebook/LinkedIn. THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 | Daily Mountain Eagle | B9 THURSDAY COMICS New living arrangement includes a proposition DEAR ABBY: Six GARFIELD months BY JIM DAVIS into the pandemic I was fur- loughed, then laid off a few Dear Abby months By Abigail later. Van Buren Because of the loss of income, I could no longer afford my rent

and was forced to move. BLONDIE It was tough finding anything affordable in the area. A good friend from college (“Josie”) and her husband own a big BY DEAN YOUNG & DENIS LEBRUN home with a detached guest house, and offered me the opportunity to rent for next to nothing until I found a new job. I was super happy about it because we are very close friends from college. Josie, her husband and I often BBQ together and PEANUTS hang out watching mov- ies. One night recently, BY CHARLES M. SCHULZ Josie had to work late, and her husband and I had dinner and wine. We got pretty drunk, and I decided to turn in early. Before I went to bed, Josie’s husband asked me to have a threesome. He said Josie was going to ask me, but she was nervous about it, so she chickened out. I MARVIN think my jaw must have hit the ground. I didn’t BY TOM ARMSTRONG know what to say, so I told him I’d “think about it.” A week has passed and Josie hasn’t men- tioned anything about the threesome, but I’m scared to bring it up. I don’t know if her husband was telling the truth. They MAY want THAT SCRAMBLED WORD GAME a threesome, but I’m not By David L. Hoyt and Jeff Knurek into it. If I say “no” it Unscramble these Jumbles, might make things weird one letter to each square, WALKER BY MORT between us. What should to form four ordinary words. BEETLE BAILEY I do? Should I ask Josie about it, or move out back YLCEC @PlayJumble home with my parents till I find a new job? -- NOT WHAT I BARGAINED FOR LATVE DEAR NOT: The husband’s drunken proposition has already Twitter app • Follow us on made things weird, ATINYV but let it go -- for now.

I doubt this is some- BY JOHN ROSE thing Josie is “too chicken” to ask you. IF RFOALL he raises the subject the free JUST JUMBLE Get again, make it plain BARNEY GOOGLE & SNUFFY SMITH that you are not into Now arrange the circled letters ©2021 Tribune Content Agency, LLC to form the surprise answer, as threesomes and not to All Rights Reserved. suggested by the above cartoon. ask again. If he press- es further, inform your old college chum, pack your bags and go (Answers tomorrow) Jumbles: FINAL SHAKY GLANCE WIGGLE to your parents’. Yesterday’s Answer: The ladies who wanted to sing karaoke lined DEAR ABBY: My up — “SING-GAL” FILE husband’s daughter

“Crystal” is married to CRANKSHAFT “Jeremy,” who is a racist. I know this because of HOROSCOPES By Eugenia Last

comments he has made & CHUCK AYERS BY TOM BATIUK over the past five years. At our only grand- CELEBRITIES BORN LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. daughter’s first birthday ON THIS DAY: Munro 22): Mix business with celebration, my husband Chambers, 31; Genesis pleasure, and it will help and Jeremy got into a Rodriguez, 34; Jason you develop a good rap- heated argument (a little Belmonte, 38; Martina port with your peers and politics, a little racism). McBride, 55. insight into something Since we live out of Happy Birthday: Put that interests you. state, we were supposed what you know to good SCORPIO (Oct. 23- to stay with them, but use. Revive old ideas, Nov. 21): Look past the we had to leave. Jeremy make updates and en- obvious, and you’ll find a HI & LOIS started screaming at my courage stability as you passage that leads to per- BY CHANCE BROWN husband, calling him a move forward. sonal or spiritual growth. pedophile and some other ARIES (March SAGITTARIUS (Nov. awful names. Crystal is 21-April 19): Set the pace 22-Dec. 21): Pay atten- demanding an apology before someone else does. tion to health and money from us and refuses to Look for an opening to matters. If you rush into communicate or send showcase what you have something, you’ll have re- photos of the baby until to offer. grets, and if you hesitate, he does. My husband TAURUS (April 20- you’ll miss an opportuni- feels that Crystal’s mind May 20): Investigate the ty. is made up and she will best way to improve your CAPRICORN (Dec. defend her husband no surroundings without 22-Jan. 19): A problem matter what, so there’s going over budget. Refuse with a friend or relative no point. I hate that we’re to let someone push you will cause stress and at an impasse. She has into something you may worry. Look for alterna- BABY BLUES cut me off as well. Do you not need. tive ways to help someone have any suggestions? GEMINI (May 21- you care about without it

-- CUT OFF IN THE June 20): Look for the costing you financially or SCOTT BY RICK KIRKMAN & JERRY SOUTH best opportunity and get emotionally. started. Discuss your AQUARIUS (Jan. DEAR CUT OFF: plans with people in the 20-Feb. 18): A serious Crystal, whose views know who can offer valid approach to how you earn on race seem to suggestions. or handle your cash will coincide with her CANCER (June 21- pay off. husband’s, has you July 22): Control your PISCES (Feb. sidelined already. emotions and concentrate 19-March 20): It’s up to When your husband on your responsibilities. you to make a change. craves contact with Tie up loose ends, and Sitting around waiting for his daughter and his play it safe when it comes something to transpire grandchild, he will to health, finances and will lead to depression hold his nose, reach contracts. and disappointment. Step out and offer to mend LEO (July 23-Aug. up and act, or you will fences. Until that hap- 22): Choose your words have no one to blame but pens, listen to what he carefully to avoid being yourself. is telling you and stay misinterpreted. Less dra- Birthday Baby: You out of this mess. ma and more facts will are enthusiastic, generous help get your point across. and charming. You are Dear Abby is written by Abigail Van Buren, also known as Jeanne VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. curious and thoughtful. Phillips, and was founded by her 22): Channel your energy Visit Eugenialast.com, mother, Pauline Phillips. Contact and enthusiasm into the or join Eugenia on Twit- Dear Abby at www.DearAbby.com changes you desire, and ter/Facebook/LinkedIn. or P.O. Box 69440, Los Angeles, CA 90069. you’ll feel jubilated. B10 | Daily Mountain Eagle | THURSDAY, JULY 29, 2021 Judge finds probable cause to First sign of animal life on Earth may be a charge Wisconsin cop in death sponge fossil

MADISON, Wis. (AP) WASHINGTON (AP) — A Canadian geologist — A Wisconsin judge may have found the earliest fossil record of ani- on Wednesday found mal life on Earth, according to a report published probable cause to charge Wednesday in the journal Nature. a police officer in the Around a billion years ago, a region of north- 2016 slaying of a Black west Canada now defined by steep mountains man who was sitting in was a prehistoric marine environment where the a parked car, taking the remains of ancient sponges may be preserved in rare step of overruling mineral sediment, the paper says. prosecutors years after Geologist Elizabeth Turner discovered the rocks they declined to charge in a remote region of the Northwest Territories the officer. accessible only by helicopter, where she has been Milwaukee County excavating since the 1980s. Judge Glenn Yamahi- Thin sections of rock contain three-dimensional ro said probable cause structures that resemble modern sponge skeletons. existed to charge Joseph “I believe these are ancient sponges — only this Mensah with homicide by type of organism has this type of network of organ- negligent use of a weap- ic filaments,” said Joachim Reitner, a geobiologist on in Jay Anderson Jr.’s and expert in sponges at Germany’s University of death. He will appoint Gottingen, who was not involved in the research. a special prosecutor in The dating of adjacent rock layers indicates the 60 days, who will then samples are about 890 million years old, which determine whether to file AP Photo/Morry Gash, File would make them about 350 million years older charges. In this Oct. 2020 file photo, protesters and police line up in Wauwatosa, than the oldest undisputed sponge fossils previous- Yamahiro’s decision ly found. marks a victory for An- Wis., in the case against Wauwatosa Police Officer Joseph Mensah for the “What’s most stunning is the timing,” said derson’s family, who took Feb. 2 fatal shooting of 17-year-old Alvin Cole at Mayfair Mall. A Wisconsin Paco Cardenas, an expert on sponges at Sweden’s advantage of a little-used judge was set to announce Wednesday whether he will invoke a rarely used Uppsala University, who was not involved in the provision in state law to process to charge Mensah in the 2016 slaying of a Black man who was research. ask the judge for a sec- sitting in a parked car. “To have discovered sponge fossils from close ond look at the case. to 900 million years ago will greatly improve our Anderson family disputes that and the Joseph Mensa,” she said. testimony about the cir- understanding of early animal evolution.” members who were in judge on Wednesday said Anderson was the sec- cumstances of the shoot- the courtroom cried as the evidence did not back ond of three people Men- ing. Mensah should have the judge announced his up Mensah’s version of sah shot to death during been aware that pulling decision. Their attorney, events. a five-year stint with his weapon on Anderson Kimberly Motley, said Mensah’s attorney Jon- the Wauwatosa Police created an unreasonable the family was overcome athan Cermele criticized Department. Prosecutors risk of death, Yamahiro with job, sadness and the decision and said cleared him of criminal said. satisfaction. Yamahiro heard evidence wrongdoing in each case. Mensah could have “It’s bittersweet in a “from one side and one Anderson’s family taken steps to de-esca- way,” Motley said. “You side only.” asked Yamahiro to late the situation, includ- can’t just be completely “We weren’t able to be review that case under ing waiting for backup happy about it because involved, we weren’t able an obscure state law that that was on the way, the Jay Anderson Jr. is not to cross-examine or pro- allows judges to direct- judge said. here. But it definitely vide witnesses,” he said. ly question witnesses Anderson’s behavior gives validation to the “The judge made a call and decide whether was consistent with family’s fight for over five on a very limited amount probable cause exists to someone who was intox- years.” of evidence.” bring charges in what’s icated, had been asleep Mensah, who is also It will be up to the spe- known as a John Doe and was trying but hav- Black, discovered the cial prosecutor to decide proceeding. At least six ing difficulty complying 25-year-old Anderson whether to file charges, other states have similar with Mensah’s orders, sleeping in his car at 3 said Motley, the Ander- statutory provisions, but Yamahiro said. a.m. in a park in Wau- son family attorney. But attorneys say the process The evidence did not watosa, a Milwaukee she was confident that is rarely used in Wiscon- back up Mensah’s claims suburb. the evidence and record sin. that Anderson was Mensah said he shot created by the judge is The judge said he pretending to be asleep Anderson after Ander- clear. decided that the single or that Anderson lunged son reached for a gun, “I can’t see any lawyer charge against Mensah for his weapon, the judge but Anderson’s family not criminally charging was warranted based on said.

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