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Arley Women’s Club kicks off recycling program


Shown at the grand opening of the new recycling program, from left, Arley Women’s Club members Nancy Adams, Nancy Sellers, Vice President and Program Co-Chairperson Ann Atkinson, Libby Bailey, Club President and Program Co-Chairperson Cindy Bryant, Arley Mayor Chris Tyree, State Representative Tim Wadsworth and County Commissioner Bobby Everett.
ARLEY - The Arley Women’s Club has kicked off a multi-phase recycling program that will hopefully lead to grant funding for a countywide recycling effort.

Meek runs through county softball tourney undefeated


Meek High School Lady Tigers, front row from left to right: Esther Dake, Brooke Cleghorn, Gabrielle Martinez, Sevanna Banks, Bailee Fincher. Back row: Coach Mike Ragsdale, Abby Phillips, Autumn Peek, Emma Fincher, Joni Rudd, Savannah Smith, Kari Brannon, Kalin Rivers, Lakoda Alden and Coach Brittney Williams.

ARLEY - The Meek Lady Tigers could not be beat in the Winston County softball tournament held at Meek High School, in Arley. They captured the championship title in two days of play on Monday, April 9, and Wednesday, April 11, undefeated. The double elimination games were originally scheduled for Friday, April 6, and Saturday, April 7, but had to be rescheduled due to inclement weather.

 

Missing Arley man found in truck submerged in pond


Arley Fire Chief James Rickett inspects the Nissan pickup that was dragged out of the pond late Monday night, Feb. 26.
ARLEY - The body of Jerrell Cates Rogers, 73, former minister of music at Arley First Baptist Church, and a mentor to all who knew him, was found in his Nissan pickup submerged in a pond off County Road 3986 a quarter mile from his residence late Monday night, Feb. 26.