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• Inmate injured in jail assault

• Bed-and-breakfast owner says no to new motel

• Contest to benefit Relay for Life

•McCool seeks another term as district attorney

•FES, FCHS, BSCC honor rolls released

The annual All-You-Can-Eat Hotcakes and Sausage Supper fund raiser sponsored through the Fayette Elementary School PTO and McDonald’s restaurant was held on Tuesday, Jan. 26 at McDonald’s. There was a huge turnout for the supper with more than 500 hungry folks being served. Gloria Harris is shown here as she gets a serving of pancakes from PTO mom and pancake supper volunteer Tracy Ellison. Shown in the foreground is Harris’ granddaughter, Anna Beth Harris, a student at Fayette Middle School.

PTO fund raiser has record number

It’s official now. The new Industrial Park located off Hwy. 171 north in Fayette has been named an AdvantageSite. The park is the 15th AdvantageSite to be announced in Alabama and the second for 2010.

Park receives AdvantageSite designation

In observance of Black History Month, Bevill State Community College in Fayette has partnered with the Alabama Humanities Foundation Road Scholars program to present “Rock In a Weary Land: The Black Church in Nineteenth Century Alabama.”

Bailey to speak at Bevill State on Feb. 11