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Lanell Smith

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Proud mother. Correspondent for The Alabama Baptist. Alabama-Crenshaw WMU Executive Director in Training. Danielville Baptist Church WMU Director

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Managing Editor for The Lowndes Signal, The Greenville Advocate, and The Luverne Journal, affiliates of Greenville Newspapers, Inc. Contributor to The Alabama Baptist, The Baptist Paper, and Missions Mosaic.

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Athlete contest round 6 opens for voting

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By Lanell Smith Verified
| Lowndes Signal Verified
Nominated for this week's contest are The Calhoun School's Mariah Champion, Lowndes Academy's Sarah Beth Murchison and Central student-athlete O'Nealyra Brenson.Photos submitted | THE LOWNDES SIGNAL Voting for Athlete of the Week, round 6 is open. Temperatures are starting to drop, but community members have yet another opportunity to support Lowndes County student athletes.
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Residents report trees down after early-morning storms

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By Lanell Smith Verified
| Luverne Journal Verified
Around 10:20 a.m., 1,356 Crenshaw County residents remained without power after storms from Hurricane Isaias rolled through the area overnight. Fire and rescue personnel began response efforts around 2 a.m., and according to Crenshaw County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) Director Thomas Strickland, communities across the county are seeing downed trees. "Right now, [we are seeing] a lot of trees," Strickland said. "We got lucky with any major damages.
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Residents tell developers, 'We don't want you!'

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By Lanell Smith Verified
| Lowndes Signal Verified
A packed Lowndes County courtroom heard from Project Red Clay developer Cloverleaf Infrastructure ahead of Hurricane Isaias's landfall and arrival of several weather the storm generated on Friday, Oct. 9.
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