Greene County Democrat - April 29, 2026

Everything We Know About the Alleged White House Correspondents’ Shooter by

Phenix S Halley, The Root

Trump and Cole Tomas Allen

The alleged gunman who tried to storm the White House Correspondents’ dinner was quickly taken into custody following the chaotic scene on Saturday (April 25) Now, more information about Cole Thomas Allen has been released Here’s what we know

We previously told you President Donald Trump and all other members of his cabinet were rushed to safety following several shots fired at the Washington Hilton hotel, where the annual dinner was being held

See Alleged White House Shooter, p 6

Black Farmers Aren’t Waiting on Washington to Save Them by Aaliyah Wright, Capital B News

Next generation of rural farmers SHANNON Mississippi What seemed like almost an empty building on a recent Saturday morning quickly filled with dozens of Black people from retired federal employees to university officials and even education and land appraisal experts

They greeted one another while signing in at the Saving Rural America Small Farmers Conference Some hugged before grabbing breakfast Others stopped by Alcorn State University’s table where a live broadcast took place

See Black Farmers, p 6

Mamdani Creates Office to Fight Deed Theft in New York City by Mihir Zaveri, New York Times

The scammers come in many varieties: The slick broker who saves a home from foreclosure, only to vanish with the title The caregiver who exploits an older man’s trust to hijack his deed The financial whiz who promises a mortgage renegotiation that ends in an eviction Every year, cases like these afflict homeowners across New York City The schemes are examples of deed theft a practice in which people fraudulently take ownership of others homes

See Deed Theft, p 6

Gen Z Slang Deeply Rooted In Black Culture, Linguistic Experts Say by Shannon Dawson, NewsOne

Popular Gen Z slang words like “rizz” and “slay” have become so widespread that these terms topped Unscramblerer s list of most popular slang in 2025 But where do these buzzworthy words come from, and how do they become so deeply embedded in our everyday language that friends and even parents start using them? Experts say many of the words now labeled as Gen Z slang actually have roots that reach back centuries, particularly in Black culture and to African American Vernacular English (AAVE)

See Gen Z, p 7

City Council pr aises its citizens

The city council held a public meeting on Tuesday, April 14th, 2026 All district representatives were present and accounted for each recognizing the county s citizens' and police department's most recent efforts

On Saturday April 11th constituents of Greene County gathered at city hall to conduct a city-wide clean-up of Eutaw Greene County’s most populated city This initiative is part of a larger statewide spring clean-up campaign, “Don’t Drop it on Alabama ” The statewide campaign was established forty years ago by Alabama People Against a Littered State (PALS) The council provided water and refreshments for those in attendance Mayor Cockrell thanked all who took the time to come out and join the efforts

Councilwoman Valerie Watkins, District 1, praised Chief Kendrick Howell and the police department for timely and efficient responses to calls Council-

woman Tracey Hunter, District 3, also recognized Chief Howell for his exemplary mentorship with Eutaw Native Raymond Lewis, who will be inducted into the police academy in Selma AL The induction ceremony will take place on April 30th, 9:00 am, at the Alabama Criminal Justice Training Center, 1005 Charles Byrd Blvd Selma AL 36703 on the campus of George Corley Wallace State Community College Faye Tyree was also acknowledged for her efforts in coordinating the EMS fundraiser that brought in roughly $18,000 for the ambulance services As Councilman Woodruff said this initiative “shows that we can come together as a community and fight for a cause ”

See City Council, p 3

Through this annual grant cycle, BBCF will award Arts Grants ranging from $500 to $3 500 and Community Grants ranging from $500 to $5,000 to support community-led projects across the foundation’s 12-county service area: Bullock Choctaw Dallas Greene Hale, Lowndes, Macon, Marengo, Perry, Pickens, Sumter and Wilcox counties in Alabama’s Black Belt region The Black Belt Community Foundation (BBCF) awarded $358 883 81 to

On April 21, 2026, a groundbreaking ceremony was held to usher in the new Legends Bingo facility located on County Road 220 Knoxville Many local government officials and administrators were present at the event including Greene County s mayors, county commissioners, Greene County Hospital’s CEO and the Greene County Sheriff Department Pastor Kim Uhren from Alaska and Pastor Michael Barton were also present to bless the land Legends President Matt Young delivered the welcome, detailing the amenities and multifaceted purpose of the facility Alongside the bingo hall, the grounds will

148 community grants and arts projects across its 12 county service area in the Alabama Black Belt Region including Bullock Choctaw Dallas Greene Hale, Lowndes, Macon, Marengo, Perry, Pickens, Sumter and Wilcox The presentations were made at its 2025 Arts and Community Grant Ceremony held Saturday, May 3, 2025 at Wallace Community College Selma "As we continue to celebrate BBCF s 20th anniversary through May, the Black Belt Community Foundation is

to community and arts organizations across the 12 counties we serve " said BBCF President Chris Spencer Greene County received 13 grants for community and arts projects in the amount of $40 500 00 awarded to the following organizations: 4realtho Foundation Greene County Human Rights Commission Justice

Mayor Cockrell, Councilman French, and Greene County residents outside of city hall during clean up

Me and Struggle

I woke up this morning just like I wake up most every morning –In spite of myself

I woke up this morning and there was struggle hovering over my bed waiting to shroud me in my day

I woke up this morning and I said: Come on struggle, I know where you came from but you ain't gon have your way

I woke up this morning just like I wake up most every morning –having a few words with God.

I woke up this morning and I said: Lord, you sent me this struggle and you say it’s a gift, well, I’ll take it today Lord, long as you remind struggle that I’m in charge

So I woke up this morning happy –that me and struggle got us another day.

Carol Prejean Zippert

Statewide Fir e Aler t Issued

MONTGOMERY, AL

With worsening drought conditions across the state and low relative humidity, State Forester Rick Oates has issued a statewide Fire Alert effective immediately

Over the past weekend, 50 wildfires burned more than 2,300 acres of forestland across the state This includes a 500-acre wildfire in Mobile County one for 412 acres in Coosa County one for 382 acres in Choctaw County one for 260 acres in Washington County, and another one for 105 acres in Escambia County

In the last 30 days, 387 wildfires have burned approximately 15 850 acres of forestland across the state

“With no measurable rain in sight, the continued extremely dry conditions create dangerous wildfire behavior, said Oates

These conditions create the potential for fires to escape easily and spread rapidly taking longer and more of the agency’s firefighting resources to contain Fast-moving wildfires not only destroy property and forests but also threaten the lives of citizens and endanger firefighters

This Fire Alert will remain in effect until rescinded by the State Forester, at least through Monday April 20 Conditions will be reevaluated at that time Permits for outdoor burning will be restricted only to Certified Prescribed Burn Managers

Anyone who burns a field, grassland, or woodland without a burn permit may be subject to prosecution for committing a Class B misdemeanor

The Alabama Forestry Commission is the state agency committed to protecting Alabama s invaluable forest assets and its citizens To report a wildfire call (800) 392-5679 For more information on the current wildfire situation in the state or any other forestry-related issues, contact your local AFC office or visit the agency website at www forestry alabama gov

Death of a Fat Man

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City Council

EMS service personnel at the community clean up Mayor Corey Cockrell and citizens

All minutes for the March 24th regular session and the March 31st called meeting were approved Here are the approved agenda items for new business: - Resolution CDBG grant - Payment of Member-

ship dues for the Alabama Rural Water AssociationUtility 2026-$600 00

- Payment of Membership dues for the City of Eutaw with the National League of Cities-$981 00 - Payment of IMC Mem-

bership dues for ShaKelvia Spencer and Joe L Powell$135 00

- Payment of CMRO

Membership dues for ShaKelvia Spencer and Joe L Powell-$25 00 - Payment of AAMCA

Woman to Woman Inc

The 2026 arts grants, including the Black Belt Folk Roots Festival and GCF & APA Imagine Me totaled $14 000 Ms Darlene Robinson, BBCF board member representing Greene County, stated that each of the 12

counties has a group of volunteers, known as Community Associates, who raise funds for the Foundation and these resources which receive a percentage match from BBCF, are allocated in grants to the respective county “We hold a lot of fundraising activities in

Le gends Bingo

In Loving Memory

Marcus Delone Bonner “Buddy”

Membership dues for ShaKelvia Spencer and Joe L Powell-$120 00

- Payment of Bills

Please join the city council for its next scheduled meeting on Tuesday May 12th at 5:00pm

Greene County but that money can only be spent in Greene County through grants,” she said These grants support projects that strengthen uplift, and empower communities across Alabama’s Black Belt “These grants are a key part of how we

support community-led work across the Black Belt, said Chris Spencer, President and CEO of the Black Belt Community Foundation The 2026 grant cycle will conclude with an Arts and Community Grants Awards Ceremony on April 25 2026 in Selma

You life was a blessing, your memory a treasure, you are loved beyond words and missed beyond measure

mother, father, daugther, sisters, brothers and other loved ones

“Come get the facts” Commissioner Allen Turner Jr

Announcement

Women’s Day Program

Mount Olive Missionary Baptist Church, Boligee, will celebrate Women’s Day on Sunday May 17, at 11:00 a m Dr Florence Williams, Member of Fourth Creek Missionary Baptist Church, York, Alabama will be the guest speaker The public is invited Rev John C Glass, Jr , Pastor

Vote & Elect

My name is William Mack, candidate for Greene County Commissioner District #3

I believe our community deserves leadership that is honest accountable and truly committed to serving the people I understand the importance of listening and standing up for what is right and working together to build a stronger future for our community If you want change and growth, vote William Mack for County Commission District #3 on May 19th Pd Pol Adv by William Mack Eutaw AL Vote and Re-Elect

VOTE TO RE-ELECT GARRIA SPENCER GREENE COUNTY COMMISSIONER DISTRICT 1

Re-Elect Experience and Knowledge I don’t have to be trained Below Are Some of My Accomplishments and I have only Just Begun

*Built 2 Storm Shelters - Knoxville and Jena

*Raised Funds to paint Mantua - Lewiston Storm Shelter Inside and Out

County

•Lifelong citizen of Greene County

Educated in the Greene County’s School System

•Taught 30 years in the Greene County’s School System

•Renovation to Activity Center over $100,000 00

Renovation to Courthouse – Over $300,000 00

•Work tirelessly to

Work

Purchased

•Secure

Purchased

•One

to Highway Department to improve roads

Help to secure new garbage truck-over $200,000 00

Donation to Clinton, Eutaw, and Lower Gainesville Fire Departments

Always in the community helping and concerned about the citizen’s needs

Always available when you need me

•In the office every day, NO APPOINTMENTS

*Raised Funds to Install Handi - Cap Ramp Mantua - Lewiston Storm Shelter**

*Made Donations to: Knoxville Fire Department, MantuaLewiston Fire Department, Union Fire Department, and Jena Fire Department

*Help secure new Garbage Truck- over $200,000 00

*One Million Dollars to Highway Department to improve Roads

*Purchased one man pot hole repairer $325,000 00

*Secure $500,000 00 grant to repair roads in each district

*Purchased shredder to grind trees on the side of the roads

*Work tirelessly to keep Greene County Hospital Open

*Work tirelessly to keep Greene County Ambulance Services

*Renovation to Courthouse - Over $300,000 00

*Renovation to Activity Center over $100,000 00

*Arranged to get two truckloads of food for Knoxville and Jena residents due to power outages for days

*Paved Four Roads in District 1: Smoke Lane, Basketball Lane, Sandy Way and Christi Lane

Greene County Arts Winners

GC Festival Grant Winner

Faith without the noise

By Julianne Malveaux

(TriceEdneyWire com) -

I was raised Catholic

Not casually Catholic

My mother was the kind of Catholic who went to Mass every day Faith was not something she talked about; it was something she did In our aqua-blue kitchen, she had the lyrics, in white paint, Holy Mary, dressed in blue, teach me how to pray ” She prayed without ceasing and her prayers were deep and strong

series of takes It is loud and, for the most part, unhelpful

We have developed a habit of treating religious figures like political ones as if they occupy the same space They don’t Political leaders govern behavior, while religious leaders at their best try to speak to conscience But we have grown so accustomed to spectacle that even conscience has to compete for airtime

ways holding onto it

As soon as I learned about the Church s historical role in sanctioning enslavement I was repulsed and I made my opinion known, quite vocally: skipping Mass, arguing with priests, and sometimes embarrassing my mother Sexual abuse in the Church repulses me

T he crisis calling fr om inside the house

By Marc Morial, President and CEO, National Urban League

(TriceEdneyWire com) -

Dr Cerina Fairfax Vice

Mayor Nancy Metayer Bowen Shayla Elkins, 5; Kayla Pugh 6; Layla Pugh 7; Markaydon Pugh, 10; Sariahh Snow, 11; Khedarrion Snow, 6; Braylon Snow 5; and Jayla Elkins who was just 3 years old

Each of these women and all eight of these children died at the hands of men who were supposed to protect and provide for them in the last month

Unfortunately, these murders aren’t happening in a vacuum Stories of angry, despondent men violently killing their wives, girlfriends, and children are occurring in our community at an alarming rate And far too often, we re left asking why

In the mass shooting in Shreveport the nation’s deadliest since 2024 the family of the shooter, Shamar Elkins, stated he was struggling with his mental health in the midst of a divorce before killing his family Former Lt Governor of Virginia Justin Fairfax was also said to have been experiencing isolation and depressive episodes before killing his wife and himself days after being requested to appear at a divorce hearing And after murdering his wife, Nancy, Stephen Bowen told his uncle that he couldn t take it anymore

The disturbing pattern in each of these cases is a group of men not just struggling with mental health but a general lack of value for the lives of their loved ones Taken together, these cases reveal something larger than individual tragedy; they reveal a crisis hiding in plain sight

Researchers have documented the rise of a male loneliness epidemic that was sweeping the country, and its effects on emotional stability ability to connect with others and even how men perceive reality Researchers also found that in the absence of meaningful relationships men who spent more time online often found themselves tar-

geted by algorithms that promote toxic podcasters and influencers who spout negative tropes and stereotypes about women This world called the “red pill encourages men to dehumanize and assert power over women socially, at home and in the workplace

While there s no direct correlation between these tragedies and toxic internet culture the risks of isolation and the inability or refusal to engage with mental health supports are evident But for many men of color accessing mental healthcare isn t easy

There are financial barriers that keep Black men out of care Stigmas associated with therapy, like being labeled crazy or “weak,” encourage men to compartmentalize and use self-soothing tactics like drinking or substances that raise the risk of violent outbursts And with only 4 percent of mental health professionals being Black finding professionals that men can connect with is also a challenge

The combination of feeling like finding help is imp o s s i b l e , compartmentalizing that leads to isolation and predatory algorithms that spew hatred towards women has created a perfect storm for violence and self-harm According to the National Library of Medicine, suicide has become the third leading cause of death among Black people and for younger men most vulnerable to alienating internet culture, rates of mental health decline are rising

Tackling this crisis that is tearing our families and community apart will take acknowledging the structural issues that are breaking down the mental health of Black men while holding men accountable for their actions

Making mental health the center of these stories risks minimizing the decisions that these men made to take the lives of their loved ones And imposing accountability without investing in preventative measures to ensure that these acts of violence don’t happen again is also shortsighted

This means calling it what it is: a structural decline in the value of human lives And these cases in our community, are examples of the devaluing of Black lives

If you or a loved one needs support with anxiety, depression, or thoughts of self-harm or harm against others call or text 988 for help today

I went to a Jesuit college Boston College where faith was woven into the intellectual life questions of justice, responsibility and what it means to live a life of purpose It wasn t always comfortable, but it was always present

So when I hear people arguing about the pope as if religion were a political sport, I find myself out of step with the conversation because that’s not the faith

I knew

The noise is everywhere Commentary about Pope Francis what he said what he meant who agrees, who doesn t fills panels and social media feeds, turning belief into a

The numbers tell us something is changing Church attendance in the United States has been declining for years, and fewer people claim formal affiliation Yet nearly nine in ten Americans say they believe in God or some higher power Many are no longer sitting in pews, but belief persists We measure what is easiest to count attendance, affiliation, participation but not what is harder to see: practice, discipline belief

Faith as I understood it growing up, was never about being seen

My mother did not go to Mass every day so someone could check her attendance She went because that was how she ordered her life discipline gratitude and a quiet insistence that there was something larger than whatever the day might bring

My own relationship with Catholicism has been more complicated I don t come to this conversation as a defender of the Catholic Church; I come as someone shaped by it, challenged by it, angered by it, and still, in some

The betrayal of trust, and the lengths taken to conceal it stand in painful contradiction to the values the institution professes

The codified inferior role of women has never sat easily with me either

It is undeniably an imperfect church, but its imperfections do not diminish its relevance

Years ago, I wrote about the patriarchy embedded in the Church, and one of my small symbolic protests has been ending prayers with amen, a-woman, and ase’ ” Inequality does not disappear simply because we believe in our Creator

A mentor once asked whether I could point to any institution entirely free of racism or sexism I could not

When I hear that we are created in the image and likeness of God, I find myself looking for a stainedglass window with a pecan-colored woman with gray dreadlocks I haven’t seen one yet

And still the quiet practiced kind of faith does not lend itself to commentary, nor does it disappear simply because fewer people are sitting in church There are still people who pray before the day begins, give thanks before they ask, and

show up for others not because it is convenient, but because it is right It is also worth noticing the signals we choose to see Pope Francis has chosen to live in modest quarters rather than the traditional papal apartments a small but visible gesture in an institution known for grandeur In a world accustomed to power on display that kind of restraint stands out not because it is dramatic, but because it is not

My grandmother used to say that some people come to God with their hands out and their mouths open It was her way of reminding us that faith is not only about asking but about recognizing, giving thanks, and showing up with something other than need We don’t talk much about that kind of faith anymore It doesn t fit neatly into our arguments or produce a headline, but it may be closer to what faith actually is If nearly all of us believe in something beyond ourselves then the question is not whether faith is disappearing, but whether we have misunderstood where it lives It may not be in the noise we amplify or the arguments we keep having but in the quiet, daily practices that go largely unseen

Dr Julianne Malveaux is a DC based economist and author Reach her at www juliannemalveaux co m Subscribe to her newsletter at malveauxnewsletter@gmai l com

A “Main Str eet” Bank Bill that would r eall y hur t Main Str eet

By Ben Jealous

(TriceEdneyWire com) -

In Washington, the name on a bill is often the opposite of what it does

The Main Street Depositor Protection Act is the latest example The name sounds noble The math is not

Here is what the bill would change The FDIC is the federal agency that pays you back if your bank closes its doors Today it covers up to $250,000 in each account Most people never come close to that limit Most small businesses do not either The bill would let the FDIC raise that limit as high as $5 million for business checking accounts that pay no interest That is not a small bump That is twenty times bigger

Supporters say the change will help small community banks and the small businesses they serve I wish that were true

It is not

The current $250 000 limit already covers 99 out of every 100 bank accounts in this country A study by JPMorgan Chase found that the typical small business keeps about $12 100 in its account on a normal day The new limit would be more than 400 times higher than that So who really gains from a $5 million guarantee? Not the corner bakery Not the family barbershop Not the small farm down the road The gain goes to the biggest depositors at the biggest banks The bill even covers banks with more than $100 billion to their name Fewer than one in 100 banks in America are that big No honest person would call them small

In other words the bill takes the name of Main Street and hands the prize to Wall Street Here is the part that should worry every American Insurance is not free When the FDIC raises its guarantee banks must pay more to fund it When banks pay more, they lend less When they lend less,

the door closes hardest on the people who are already locked out

Black-owned businesses are already turned down for loans 39 percent of the time That is more than double the 18 percent rate for white-owned businesses Hispanic-owned businesses face a 29 percent denial rate These are the dreamers most likely to hear no when they walk into a bank A new cost on lending will make that “no” come faster and louder The economy runs on loans When loans dry up, the trouble spreads The Great Recession of 2008 began exactly that way The people who pay the highest price are never the wealthiest They are the families with the least cushion to fall back on

The bill does offer a small shield to community banks under $10 billion They would not pay the higher costs for ten years

That is a kind gesture But the wider damage to the loan market will not wait ten years to arrive

There is one more problem Deposit insurance works in part because it has limits Limits force big depositors to pay attention to where they put their

money That attention keeps banks honest Take the limit away, and you take the watchdog away too The taxpayer is left to clean up the mess

The goal of helping Main Street is a good one

This bill is not the way to reach it

If Congress wants to help small business, it should make loans easier and fairer to get It should invest in the neighborhoods that banks have ignored for too long It should knock down the doors that have stayed shut for Black and Hispanic business owners for generations

And if big corporations want extra protection for their millions, they can pay for it themselves The taxpayer should not be asked to insure the comfort of the rich while the dreams of working families go unfunded

Read the name of a bill

Then read the math The two should match On the Main Street Depositor Protection Act, they do not

Ben Jealous is a professor of practice at the University of Pennsylvania and former president and CEO of the NAACP

T he GOP’s ger r ymandering war may backfir e

By David W Marshall

(TriceEdneyWire com) -

These are not normal times we are living in when it comes to the partisan gerrymandering war The state of Virginia successfully passed a referendum that allows Democrats to hit back hard in their redistricting counteroffensive against the Republicans Virginia’s current congressional delegation has six Democrats and five Republicans, which accurately reflects the state The new map turns what was a fair depiction into an advantage, giving Democrats 10 of the state’s 11 districts

This leaves the Republicans with 9% of the state’s congressional representation despite Republicans and Republican-leaning voters comprising nearly half of the state’s electorate The gerrymandering war demonstrates the latest action-reaction dynamic in electoral politics while becoming another example of Sir Isaac Newton s third law of motion Newton’s third law states that for every action (force) in nature, there is an equal and opposite reaction

This means if object A exerts a force on object B object B will exert an equal and opposite force on object A President Donald Trump started this current redistricting madness by pressuring Texas legislators to adopt a map that favored Republicans in five seats currently held by Democrats When Texas Gov Greg Abbott and the Republican-led legislature complied, the Democrats didn’t accept it without a national fight Voters in California and now Virginia have aggressively pushed back, Donald Trump and Republicans launched this gerrymandering war, House Democratic Minority Leader Hakeem Jeffries told reporters “And we’ve made clear as Democrats that we re going to finish it ” The political version of Newton’s third law is definitely in play with the president pushing Republicans to gerrymander their states on one side and the House minority leader doing the same with the Democrats on the other

As I lead a social justice ministry at a local church in Maryland, we are challenged with the reality that many people are not paying attention to and understanding the political climate we face Particularly those with long-lasting consequences for the Black community During a recent SJM meeting, I asked the members to tell

me why they felt so many Black people do not consistently vote The purpose of the question was to identify the reasons and then discuss ways to address them

The variety of answers included: people don’t understand the voting process and its impact people are in survival mode and focused more on the personal issues of their lives people see politics as a game and are turned off by it, people don’t vote because there is too much division and voting adds to the division people lost hope and believe their vote doesn’t count Each response is understandable The gerrymandering war can easily turn off voters because it is a game It is a political game that reflects the constant power grabs for control in our social and political systems and it feeds into the wide range of reasons people don t vote

If I were a voter in Virginia I too would have voted for the referendum's passage In the past, I disagreed with any methods of mapmaking that disproportionally and unfairly flip congressional seats Generally gerrymandering is wrong when both parties act to predetermine election results Before this latest war Democratic states such as Maryland New York, and Illinois were already heavily gerrymandered But these are not normal times and Newton s law is needed to keep the aggressive Republican tactics in check

People must always have the assurance that their one vote does matter, even in this toxic political climate

The results of gerrymandered districts remain in the hands of the voters The positive signs from Texas show that Hispanic support is not guaranteed to meet 2024 levels As a result, the president’s plan to create five GOP-friendly districts may actually backfire

While people are correct in their assessment about the divisiveness of politics it should never mean that political power and control are automatically turned over to elected officials by not casting their vote Applying Newton’s law to aggressive Republican tactics doesn’t have to be left solely to Democratic-controlled state legislatures It still comes down to voters in the general elections especially in gerrymandered districts that remain competitive It is an encouraging sign to see the opposition party step up Just as the Democratic leadership pushed back on the issue of gerrymandering by way of a national strategy, can they do the same with the anti-DEI attacks?

David W Marshall is the founder of the faith-based organization TRB: The Reconciled Body and the author of the book God Bless Our Divided America

Senate Sketches #2027.....by Hank Sander s

The 3 C’s – Cost, Corruption & Chaos

Cost Corruption and Chaos I call these the three C s So do others In my humble opinion it describes the Trump Administration to the C Oh! I am sorry I mean to the “T ” The three C s – Cost, Corruption & Chaos

Former President Donald campaigned vigorously on reducing the cost of living He said that he would reduce the cost of living “on day one ” Of course few if any expected the newly elected President Trump to reduce the cost of living on day one However many fully expected living costs to be reduced during the first six months

The three C’s – Cost Corruption & Chaos

The cost of living has been going up instead of down Inflation has risen 3 3 percent The price of gas has risen in places from two dollars and something to four dollars and something per gallon The price of diesel has risen more than fifty percent in certain areas The price of food will rise even higher because fertilizer transportation and labor costs are increasing The price of electrical power is also rising The three C s – Cost, Corruption & Chaos

President Trump increased costs by implementing many tariffs while insisting the cost would be paid by other countries

However tariffs are paid by U S businesses and their customers not by other countries These tariffs are taxes on all who live in this country The three C’s – Cost Corruption & Chaos

Then President Trump started a war with Iran in the midst of negotiations about nuclear material He had promised no more wars This war resulted in about 20 percent of the oil supply being shut down along with up to 30 percent of certain derivatives such as fertilizer for farming

This increased costs on food and countless other necessities and products because fuel and transportation and energy are more costly The three C s – Cost Corruption & Chaos

President Trump increased the cost of healthcare for many citizens by reducing the funding for Medicaid and Medicare

He increased the cost of many activities through his mass deportation policies and actions These activities increased labor costs for farming, food production and related matters

The ways costs have increased are too many to document here The three C’s – Cost, Corruption & Chaos

The corruption is massive by any measure It begins with the President himself He is scheming to secure 230 million dollars from the U S Justice Department He says he was treated illegally by those investigating and indicting him He is also trying to secure $10 billion dollars from the IRS He claims that the IRS illegally released his tax return information His children are securing government contracts The three C’s – Cost Corruption & Chaos

President Trump pardoned many convicted criminals who created massive financial crimes This includes a person from Florida who was convicted

of defrauding Medicaid out of $1 3 billion He also pardoned the Former President of Guatemala who was convicted of massive drug crimes and sentenced to 45 years in prison He pardoned virtually all of the January 6 defenders who attacked law enforcement, broke into the U S Capitol and were duly convicted There are so many more of his supporters who have received or are in line to receive unlawful payments through the U S Justice Department The whole Trump pardon system smells of corruption The three C’s – Cost Corruption & Chaos President Trump’s sonin-law, Jared Kushner, was assigned to participate in various negotiations in the Middle East during President Trump s initial term When President Trump’s first administration ended, Jared Kushner received 2 billion dollars from Saudi Arabia for Kushner s newly created fund Jared Kusher had NO prior experience with Middle East negotiations or investment funds Now he is back during the second administration trying to negotiate an agreement with Iran while allegedly attempting to secure another 5 billion dollars from impacted countries in the Middle East The whole thing smells to high heaven The three C’s – Cost Corruption & Chaos

There are the multiple businesses in which President Trump and his sons are involved that are doing business in various countries involved with the United States In addition there are the terrible things with social media and tech companies which involve hundreds of millions dollars The President s net worth appears to have increased by more than 3 billion dollars just during the first year since taking office in January 2025 There is so much more including massive crypto dealings and other unknown interests The manner means and breath of the corruption are too many to document here The three C’s –Cost, Corruption & Chaos

Then there is the chaos It is everywhere and in nearly everything There was the chainsaw initiative led by Elon Musk, the world s richest man He ransacked the entire government, taking confidential information at will and firing tens of thousands of government employees without assessment of need Whole government programs were shut down willy nilly The three C’s –Cost, Corruption & Chaos

There are the tariffs

One day they were on and the next day they were off Off and on On and off They were all illegal This caused international economic chaos If President Trump didn’t like what leaders of certain nations said he slapped on a big tariff in response The three C s – Cost, Corruption & Chaos

President Trump has caused great disruption and chaos in international relations He has gotten closer to longtime dictator countries such as Russia, Korea, and China He has attacked longtime allies such as Canada, Great Britain, France, Germany and Denmark He has bombed eight countries in a year He has

bombed numerous boats in the Caribbean Sea He has threatened to bomb other countries such as Columbia in South America He has imposed Naval blockades on Venezuela Cuba Iran and threatened to impose the same on other countries He removed the leader of one country, seizing the Country’s oil The three C’s – Cost, Corruption & Chaos He has wreaked havoc though his widespread attacks on institutions of democracy including freedom of speech, voting, universities organizations large law firms and various individuals who opposed him or he perceives oppose him He reduced the U S Justice Department into a personal law firm for himself All these and more add to chaos The three C s – Cost Corruption & Chaos

The chaos springing from Trump’s immigration policies is massive The flooding of cities with thousands of immigration agents, who too often utilized unconstitutional search and seizure tactics including the shooting of protesters killing at least two The chaos is too far reaching to document here

The three C’s – Cost Corruption & Chaos

Any of these C’s would be a serious problem

However, all three are just too much Moreover each compounds the others in unanticipated ways for the worse We are in a real mess The three C s – Cost, Corruption & Chaos

Now on to the Daily Diary

SATURDAY, April 18, 2026 – I handled various matters, traveled to Birmingham for the funeral of Virginia Harris returned to Selma and worked into the night Among others I communicated with the following: Faya Rose Toure of the Bridge Crossing Jubilee; Law School Professor Kindaka Sanders of Houston Texas; David Gaines of Birmingham; and Kenyatta Gaines of Jefferson County

SUNDAY – I co-hosted the Sunday School Lesson with Dr Margaret Hardy on Facebook Live and Z105 3 FM Radio Station, handled many matters and worked into the night Among others, I communicated with the following: Sharon Wheeler of Montgomery; Lametrius Dillard of Selma; and Dr Carol P Zippert of Lake Charles, Louisiana

MONDAY – I walked, handled many matters, attended the Selma University Founders Day Dinner and worked into the night Among others I communicated with the following: Josephine Curtis Marilyn Cosby, Karen Jackson and Danny Crenshaw of Selma; Robert Turner Sr of Marion; Greene County Health System Executive Director Roderick Williams; Lowndes County Commissioner Dickson Farrior; Annie Pearl Avery of the Ancient Africa and Enslavement Museum; Dorothy Hulett of Lowndes County; Selma University President Dr Stanford Angion; Alabama New South Coalition President Everette Wess; Tabernacle Baptist Church

Pastor Dr Otis Dion Culliver; and Greene County School Board President Leo Branch

TUESDAY – I handled many matters participated in conference calls and worked into the night Among others I communicated with the following: Dr Adelaide Sanford of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania; Retired Alabama Judge John England Jr ; Pernila Stimley-Brown of Jackson, Mississippi; Dr David Hodo Lorraine Capers and Brenda Smyley of Selma; Law Professor Emerita Martha Morgan on her birthdate; Jeannie Frasier of Philadelphia Pennsylvania ; Former U S Senator Doug Jones; and Montgomery businessman Raymond Craig

WEDNESDAY – I walked, handled various matters, chaired meetings and worked into the night Among others, I communicated with the following: Alabama New South Coalition Board Chair Sylvia Fitts; Former Alabama State Senate President Pro Tem Lowell Baron on his birthday; Former Alabama State Senator Larry Means about his birthday; Donna Bryson of Denver, Colorado; Reverend Kenneth Glasgow of Dothan; Geraldine Wofford, Junior Oliver, and Jessie Sanders of Selma; and Former Alabama State Senator Malika Sanders Fortier

THURSDAY – I handled various matters and worked into the night Among others I communicated with the following: Elizabeth Rutledge and Collins Pettaway III of Selma; Allen Garner of Dallas County; Ainka Jackson of the Selma Center for Nonviolence and Bridge Crossing Jubilee; Greene County School Superintendent Dr Timothy Thurmon; Judy Mitchem of Cullman; Yomi Goodall of Atlanta, Georgia and Senegal West Africa; and Alabama State University Professor Dr Robert White

FRIDAY – I handled various matters and worked into the night Among many others I communicated with the following: Danielle Wooten with the City of Selma; Charlene Williams, Bertha Walker of Selma; and Montgomery businessman Frank Jenkins

EPILOGUE – Each of the three C s – Cost, Corruption and Chaos is bad on individual levels Each is bad on a family level Each is bad on community levels Each is terrible on national levels because it adversely impacts individuals, families, communities and the world The three together are especially terrible on every level The three C s – Cost Corruption & Chaos

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Just two days ago, a Brooklyn city councilman was among several people arrested at a protest against the crime

Now the city is creating an Office of Deed Theft Prevention that will investigate instances of deed theft and try to stamp them out

The theft of a home is the theft of a family s future, Mayor Zohran Mamdani said on Friday as he announced the creation of the office

“Deed theft preys on the New Yorkers who can least afford it Today we are bringing the full force of city government to bear to stop it to protect homeowners defend generational wealth and make clear that this City will not tolerate the exploitation of our communities ”

Deed theft has been a particular problem in predominantly Black neighborhoods, where investors can capitalize on rising property values and gentrification

Mr Mamdani, who has focused much of his attention on helping the city s renters, is moving to create the office as he seeks to improve his political standing with Black homeowners and their representatives

He appointed Peter White a lawyer who has worked for more than seven years at Access Justice Brooklyn a nonprofit group to lead the office Mr White worked on several deed theft and foreclosure related cases at the group

My fundamental goal is to make life better for New York City homeowners,” Mr White said on Friday, appearing alongside Mr Mamdani at the Brooklyn Bank, a nonprofit based in the Bedford-Stuyvesant neighborhood that helps people build financial independence

This is something I ve tried to do since the beginning of my legal career

Mr Mamdani said the office would have a budget of $500,000 in the current fiscal year, which ends in the summer, and $1 million in the next The office is expected to find ways to better educate homeowners on the warning signs of deed theft as well as connect potential victims with lawyers and law enforcement

The office will also work on crafting new city and state legislation that could help public officials crack down on the practice

It will be part of the city’s Finance Department and will coordinate efforts between the housing department the commission on human rights and more

While government officials have pursued deed theft cases in recent years it remains a difficult problem to address It is not always obvious to homeowners that they have been victims, and years could pass before any offense is reported

It can also be tough to determine when behavior is criminal and when a homeowner may simply be making a bad decision involving getting rid of their home And the legal ownership of a home may be murky particularly if the property was inherited by several different heirs or is in the hands of a guardian or conservator

The protest this week where the councilman, Chi Ossé, was arrested, did not center on an actual example of deed theft according to the state attorney general’s office but a property dispute between heirs and relatives of the property’s former co-owners

Still, officials have worked to more effectively address the issue In 2024, state officials passed a law, known as the Heirs Property Protection and Deed Theft Prevention Act, that firmly established deed theft as a crime The law was written in part by Letitia James, the state attorney general

One government estimate from 2023 found that there were at least 3 500 complaints of deed theft filed over the previous decade

The Furman Center at New York University released an analysis last April that found that tens of thousands of New York City homeowners were vulnerable to deed theft scams under-market sales and other legal problems that could strip them of their equity

Jeffery C Mays contributed reporting

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Minutes before Allen allegedly stormed the building he sent copies of his manifesto to several family and friends according to reports

Inside the shocking decree, the 31-year-old referred to himself as the Cole coldForce Friendly Federal Assassin Allen, before listing his targets and motivations behind the drastic attack

“So I may have given a lot of people a surprise today Let me start off by apologizing to everyone whose trust I abused he began I don t expect forgiveness but if I could have seen any other way to get this close, I would have taken it Allen went on to explain his frustrations with the current administration and its many controversial policies “I am a citizen of the United States of America What my representatives do reflects on me ” he said “And I am no longer willing to permit a pedophile rapist and traitor to coat my hands with his crimes

The Saturday attack marks at least the third assassination attempt on the president According to Allen– who put Trump as the first on his hit list– he allegedly took action after repeatedly watching the unprecedented actions by Trump and his officials

“The United States of America are ruled by the law not by any one or several people ” Allen continued Insofar as representatives and judges do not follow the law, no one is required to yield them anything so unlawfully ordered

Originally from Torrance, Calif , Allen worked as a teacher before allegedly plotting to kill the president LinkedInshows he graduated from the California Institute of Technology in 2017 with a degree in mechanical engineering He later earned a master s degree from California State University, Dominguez Hills, in computer science in 2025

After working as an engineer, Allen became an independent game developer and parttime teacher He allegedly traveled across the country days before the Saturday attack Officials noted he did not have a criminal record before the Saturday incident NBC News reported Still, members of his family reportedly warned police about him way before the attack took place, according to Trump

The White House shared that Allen’s brother contacted police in Connecticut, after receiving his manifesto Still that didn’t stop Allen from rushing into the hotel building and getting extremely close to allegedly killing the president Authorities confirmed Allen is the primary and only suspect in the ongoing investigation He was allegedly armed with a shotgun, handgun and several knives at the time of the attack During a quick altercation with security, Allen was subdued Trump shared surveillance footage of Allen’s dash and his arrest to social media

Interestingly Allen made note of what he called a supreme level of incompetence by Trump s security and Secret Service I expected security cameras at every bend, bugged hotel rooms, armed agents every 10 feet, metal detectors out the wazoo,” he added “What I got (who knows maybe they’re pranking me!) is nothing ”

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the warm weather triggers flowers to open up When pollen accumulates to high levels in the air, humans can develop an immune system response that leads to a physical reaction The problem is that the air is getting warmer, and plants are producing pollen for a longer duration and in larger amounts than before A longer growing season means the plants have more time to produce pollen ” says Dr Rana Misiak an allergy specialist at Henry Ford Health “And that results in pollen circulating in the air for a longer period of time In addition, droughts and dry weather can cause more pollen production, along with higher levels of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere Air pollutants such as carbon dioxide damage the surface of the

One thing all the participants and speakers had in common: They were farmers, ranchers, or worked directly with producers Some were local to the area located about 10 miles south of Tupelo and about 2 hours from the state capital of Jackson Others said they drove at least three hours

Many attend the half-day conference every year, hosted by the Mississippi Minority Farmers Alliance and Coalition of Farmers

By 8:30 a m , they’d all taken their seats In a hyper-political climate where resources and support to help farmers have dwindled, this group didn’t focus on the challenges brought on by the Trump administration s policies and changes to federal programs Instead, they gathered to talk about how this moment is an opportunity to inspire the youth and build partnerships together And they aren’t the only ones

Across rural America, Black producers in agriculture shared concerns about the U S Department of Agriculture s continuing efforts to eliminate grants, but they’re not exhausting their energy on navigating such challenges From Georgia to New York and even in Kentucky, farmers are inviting their own to lead conversations workshops and spend time in their communities In June, the Texas International Ranchers and Farmers will host a threeday convening for farmers and students in rural Nacogdoches

When Tiffany Bellfield El-Amin started planning for her organization’s conference, the news hit that Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program benefits would be delayed Some funders could no longer support the Kentucky Black Farmers Association, the organization she founded They realized they couldn’t really rely on the government as they once did After conversations with farmers, they exclaimed “We got us which birthed the theme for this year s conference focusing on culture, connection, and collective power

The funding that we usually received was in partnership with Kentucky State University and we realized that because of their federal funding, they wouldn t be able to fund it, either So ‘We got us’ got even deeper ” Bellfield ElAmin said [We said] We ll figure it out Everybody can bring a dish We can do this family reunion style ”

The importance of cultivating a space of collective care, addressing farmer ’s needs and knowing where the resources are is critical she added Some participants refused stipends Others showed up, even though their employers couldn’t pay for them to come Students attended, too, and got to experience the farms

pollen making it more allergenic

Pollen production is heightened by climate change Human activities are causing global temperatures to rise, subsequently worsening allergy season for many “To me [worsening allergies] highlight the fact that our health even if you just have a pollen allergy is being impacted by climate change ” says Mary Margaret Johnson MD, PhD, a research scientist of environmental health at Harvard T H Chan School of Public Health

And some have much more severe health consequences from climate change ” This means that the health of an individual is somewhat out of their hands it is up to climate change to determine the

Food was sourced locally from our Black farmer members We had Black bourbon, Black wine and spirits We had steppers come in from Louisville Kentucky We had people camp out at the farm,” Bellfield El-Amin said “It felt like the best family reunion like I was with all my cousins, and we’re trying to figure out how we’re going to maintain and sustain ourselves and our communities

Many panelists at the Shannon convening shared resources to help farmers and reemphasized their commitment to farming As Carolyn Jones, director of the Mississippi Minority Farmers Alliance put it it s time to cut the noise and “surround ourselves with positivity ” Experts like Eloris Speight former director of the National Policy Research Center at Alcorn State shared information about farm business protection programs Mississippi State University professor Kevin Kim provided an overview of projected market conditions and Walter Jackson, an agronomy consultant and cattle rancher, told the audience about a regenerative agriculture initiative There were also sessions led by local pastors on religion and the community and a panel on health and wellness while other panelists brought awareness of potential business opportunities

Take Malone Buchanan for instance He s a retired forester who owns a pine timber company He emphasized the importance of timber and how others can take advantage of foresting operations

“Whatever county you’re in you need to know who the movers are who the shakers are, and you need to know where the money comes from ” Buchanan said “I would like to grow my business with some new younger people

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severity of their allergies

Taking action to reduce collective carbon emissions and effectively slow the rise of global temperatures will help minimize symptoms felt by allergy season There are also many studies now being conducted like the Citizen Science HD’s Pollen Nation Project at Emory University or the National Phrenology Network that allow civilian participation If you are interested, you can learn more about these studies and contribute data towards their findings In addition any action to reduce your personal carbon footprint or advocate for pro-climate legislation will help to improve the current conditions of seasonal allergies

Kameka Cole-Gray emphasized the importance of youth in agriculture ColeGray works as the 1890 National Scholars Program s USDA program liaison for Alcorn State and Southern University She celebrated the students who she works with, including Gary McGhee, an agriculture economics major at Alcorn State McGhee doesn t come from a farming family, but he became interested in the agriculture industry when a mentor allowed him to tour farms and learn about the business side of farming from selling crops and livestock to owning land he said It pushed him to secure an internship with the USDA

“Hearing different people’s different perspectives on agriculture means a lot to me, so I can learn more and gain as much knowledge as possible and hopefully be my own professional in the ag (agriculture) field, he said Hopefully I get my own farm one day ”

The current climate and the reality of a declining Black farmer population hasn’t deterred McGhee from entering the profession he said If anything it s encouraged him to get his friends involved

“It’s a lot of older Black farmers and not enough young farmers and I think that comes from not enough exposure,” he added “I got a lot of friends that don’t know about agriculture but now they see me doing it and they want to know more about it ” In the room on this day everyone had everything they needed to be successful, John Jones, a retired conservationist and USDA Natural Resources Conservation Service employee told the group

“I just want you all to keep the faith keep hope alive because they can’t take it away from us, he said We have nothing to fear ”

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Default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness secured by that certain mortgage executed by Ammie Anderson, a single woman and Johnson Anderson, to United States of America acting through the Rural Housing Service or successor agency, United States Department of Agriculture on May 24 1999 said mortgage being recorded in the Office of the Judge of Probate of Greene County, Alabama on May 24 1999 at Book 47 at Page 89 United States of America, acting through the Rural Housing Service, United States Department of Agriculture the current holder under and by virtue of the power of sale contained in said mortgage will sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash, in front of the main entrance of the Greene County Courthouse in Eutaw Alabama on May 13 2026 during the legal hours of sale, the following described real estate situated in Greene County Alabama to-wit:

Begin at the southeast corner of the residence lot of Sallie S Bell and on Robinson Street in the Town of Boligee Alabama; from thence run north 47 degrees west 1 27 chains to corner and along the south line of the property of said Sallie S Bell; thence continue in the same direction, and along the south line of Bell property to the east margin of old road a distance of 7 16 chains; thence along the east margin of said road 2 25 chains to the northwest corner of Gould land; thence north 47 degrees east 8 50 chains to the corner; thence in the same direction 1 27 chains to Robinson Street; thence along the west margin of Robinson Street 1 83 chains to the point of beginning; and being in the SW 1/4 of the NE 1/4 of Section 31, Township 21, Range 1 East; and the said

property hereby conveyed being bounded as follows: on the north by the Bell property; on the east by Robinson Street; on the south by the Gould property; and on the west by the Old Road Being the same property conveyed by George Jemison, et al to P L Ramsey and Mabel Ramsey as joint tenants with rights of survivorship on July 28, 1950, and recorded in Deed Book 41 at Page 48 in the Probate Office of Greene County, Alabama

More commonly known as: 214 Robinson Street Boligee AL 35443

This Property will be sold on an “as is, where is” basis, without warranty or recourse expressed or implied as to title use and/or enjoyment and will be sold subject to the right of redemption of all parties entitled thereto Alabama law gives some persons who have an interest in property the right to redeem the property under certain circumstances Programs may also exist that help persons avoid or delay the foreclosure process An attorney should be consulted to help you understand these rights and programs as part of the foreclosure process This sale is made for the purpose of paying the indebtedness secured by said mortgage, as well as the expense of foreclosure

The successful bidder must tender certified funds by noon the next business day to Law Office of Halliday Watkins & Mann P C Certified funds must be in the form of a wire transfer, bank or credit union’s cashier ’s check or bank official check payable to Halliday, Watkins & Mann, P C Halliday, Watkins & Mann, P C reserves the right to award the bid to the next highest bidder should the highest bidder fail to timely tender the total amount due If sale is voided Mortgagee/Transferee shall return the bid amount to the successful purchaser and the Mort-

gagee/Transferee shall not be liable to the purchase for any damages If the sale is set aside for any reason, the purchaser at the sale shall be only entitled to a return of the deposit and bid amount, if paid The Mortgagee/Transferee reserves the right to bid for and purchase the real estate and to credit its purchase price against the expenses of sale and indebtedness secured by the real estate

This sale is subject to postponement or cancellation

Important Notice to Potential Bidders: Federal law administered by the Financial Crimes Enforcement Network ( FinCEN”), a bureau of the U S Department of the Treasury requires certain residential real estate transactions to be reported to the federal government If you are the winning bidder at auction you may be required to provide identifying information about yourself and, if applicable, any entity or trust purchasing the property This information is required by federal law and must be provided to complete the sale Failure to provide required information after the sale may delay or prevent issuance of the foreclosure deed

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Letter Testamentary of said deaceased having been granted to David R Lancaster on April 16th, 2026, by the Hon Rolonda M Wedgeworth Probate Judge of Greene County, Alabama , notice is hereby given that all persons having claims against said Estate are hereby required to present within the time allowed by law or the same will be barred Mark A Scogin Espy, Scogin, Cain, and Hamby, P C P O Box 2786 Tuscaloosa AL 35403

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Estate of Finest R Miles Deceased Notice of service by publication to the following heirs of Finest R Miller: John Miles Irvin Miles and Anna Faye Miles, whose whereabouts are unknown And, to any other unknown heirs

The Petition of Rugenia Denise Gulley for probate of the Last Will and Testament of Finest R Miles having been filed with the Probate Court to Greene County, Alabama , notice is hereby given that said matter will bee heard on the 28th day of May 2026 at 11:00 a m in the Probate Court of Greene County, Alabama

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Public Notice Notice is hereby given that the serving line installation project at Eutaw Primary School has been successfully completed The project was finalized on December 29, 2025, and the new equipment is now fully operational for student meal service 3tcg 4/15,22, 29 5/6

as Communities Focus on Inclusion

By Sheanell Edwards,

TUCEP/Youth Development/4-H

Across the nation and in local communities, awareness of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) continues to increase bringing greater understanding to a condition that affects millions of individuals and their families Autism is a developmental difference that influences how people communicate, interact socially, and experience the world around them Because it exists on a spectrum, no two individuals with autism are exactly alike

Health professionals

note that early signs of autism can appear in early childhood often through delayed speech limited eye contact, or repetitive behaviors However, individuals with autism may also demonstrate remarkable strengths, such as strong memory skills, attention to detail, and the ability to focus deeply on specific interests In recent years, schools and community organizations have taken steps to better support individuals with autism through inclusive classrooms, specialized instruction, and sensory-friendly environments Educators empha-

size that understanding each child’s unique needs is key to helping them succeed academically and socially

Families of individuals with autism often play a central role in advocacy and support, working closely with educators, healthcare providers, and community groups Many communities now host awareness events, workshops, and activities designed to educate the public and reduce stigma

Despite progress advocates say more work is needed to ensure access to resources early intervention services and inclusive

opportunities for all individuals on the spectrum Increased awareness has helped shift the conversation from limitations to possibilities, encouraging communities to focus on strengths rather than challenges

As understanding continues to grow, experts agree that acceptance and inclusion remain essential By fostering supportive environments and promoting education, communities can help ensure that individuals with autism are not only understood but also valued for the unique perspectives they bring

The Black history of Gen Z slang

A report by NBC News correspondent Marquis Francis explored the history of some of these phrases with language enthusiasts According to the report, some of these words emerged during periods of enslavement, born out of struggle and trauma Linguists note that such language was often used to communicate openly within the community while remaining opaque to outsiders Today many of these words are recognized as part of African American Vernacular English (AAVE), also called Ebonics

As previously reported, historians believe AAVE’s roots trace to English dialects introduced to the American South in the 17th and 18th centuries according to The Oxford Handbook of African American Language These dialects were adopted and adapted by African Americans, influenced by both British English and African languages as well as Caribbean creole varieties brought over by enslaved people Although AAVE is frequently mischaracterized as slang or incorrect” English, it is a fully distinct linguistic system with its own grammar, vocabulary, and pronunciation patterns such as dropping “-ing” (e g goin instead of going ) or r-lessness and substitutions like fo for four or he be instead of he is

Negative stereotypes and improper attribution lead to the erasure of history, experts say

Over time, this vernacular evolved Many of the popular Gen Z terms that thrive today eventually circulated within popular Black subcultures including early hip-hop and underground drag scenes and were not widely embraced by the mainstream Words with letters dropped, or entire phrases combined to form new expressions, were often dismissed as improper speech associated with poverty or lack of education

Those negative stereotypes still exist today A 2021 study involving 20 audio recordings of 14 Black North American men and six Black British men asked participants to guess the speakers’ race and age The study found that speakers perceived as using AAVE were more likely to be stereotyped as lazy, uneducated, and poor Controversies surrounding AAVE are not new the 1996 Ebonics debate, in which the Oakland, California, Board of Education recognized it as a primary language to improve literacy sparked nationwide discussion and criticism

Today, however, these terms have permeated the default dialect of a generation transcending race region and class in the digital age Critics however have highlighted the erasure of Black origins, pointing out that non-Black Gen Zers often use these words without understanding their cultural significance and complicated history

“I don’t necessarily say that no one else can speak it but what I do say is it comes from those people that created it, said Sonja Lanehart, a linguistics professor at the University of Arizona and the author of The Oxford Handbook of African American Language, which she wrote to address misconceptions around AAVE

Linguists warn that when a word s origins are viewed negatively or stripped away, it can erase a community s history, a potentially dangerous consequence For Jamaal Muwwakkil a sociocultural anthropologist and linguist it is crucial that Gen Zers understand the history of these words and credit the people who created them

It doesn t make any sense to me that you can hear a word and then say, ‘That word sounds cool or it’s interesting; let me never look into it and just start saying it ’” Muwwakkil told Francis That seems strange to me He explained that AAVE was more than slang: it was a tool for enslaved people brought to the U S in the 17th century to find common ground among themselves using language to communicate within the community while remaining covert to outsiders It was a form of protection

Language experts stress that African American language is not exclusive to Black people, but understanding its history and giving proper attribution is essential Without that recognition some people may benefit from the language, while those who created it are often erased

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STATE OF ALABAMA

PROCLAMATION BY THE GOVERNOR

WHEREAS the Alabama Legislature at its 2025 Regular Session enacted Act No 2025-227 (SB118) and Act No 2025291 (HB354) proposing amendments to the Constitution of Alabama of 2022; WHEREAS in conformity with Section 284 of the Constitution of Alabama of 2022, as amended, the Legislature has ordered an election by the qualified electors of the state upon such proposed amendments; and WHEREAS notice of this election, together with the proposed amendments, is required by law to be given by proclamation of the Governor, which shall be published once a week for at least four successive weeks immediately preceding the day appointed for the election;

NOW, THEREFORE, I, Kay Ivey, as Governor of

Delinquent Tax Sale Notice 2025

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FOR PARCELS ON THIS

the State of Alabama do hereby give notice direct and proclaim that on Tuesday, May 19, 2026, an election will be held in the State of Alabama in the manner and form provided by law upon the following proposed amendments to the Constitution of 2022 of the State of Alabama: AMENDMENT PROPOSED BY ACT NO 2025-227

Section 16

That all persons shall, before conviction, be bailable by sufficient sureties, unless charged with capital murder as provided in Section 13A-5-40 Code of Alabama 1975 as amended; murder, as provided in Section 13A-6-2, Code of Alabama 1975, as amended, or any solicitation, attempt, or conspiracy to commit murder; kidnapping in the first degree as provided in Section 13A-6-43 Code of Alabama 1975 as amended; rape in the first degree as provided in Section 13A-661, Code of Alabama 1975,

as amended; sodomy in the first degree as provided in Section 13A-6-63 Code of Alabama 1975, as amended; sexual torture, as provided in Section 13A-665 1, Code of Alabama 1975, as amended; domestic violence in the first degree as provided in Section 13A-6-130 Code of Alabama 1975 as amended; human trafficking in the first degree, as provided in Section 13A-6152, Code of Alabama 1975, as amended; burglary in the first degree, as provided in Section 13A-75 Code of Alabama 1975 as amended; arson in the first degree as provided in Section 13A-7-41, Code of Alabama 1975, as amended; robbery in the first degree, as provided in Section 13A-8-41, Code of Alabama 1975, as amended; terrorism as provided in subdivision (b)(2) of Section 13A-10152 Code of Alabama 1975, as amended; and aggravated child abuse, as

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WILLIAMS WENDELIN D & CHILDRESS ERIC J P a r c e l # 21083300000100000

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Total Words This Account: 45

Total Words Without Header 4602 Taxes Due: 102 35

Total Advertising:33 75 Fees: 30 00

Del+Probate+Mail+Sale Interest: 2 80 Total Due: 168 90

provided in subsection (b) of Section 26-15-3 1 Code of Alabama 1975 as amended; and shooting or discharging a firearm, explosive, or other weapon into an occupied dwelling, building, railroad locomotive, railroad car, aircraft, automobile truck or watercraft as provided in Section 13A-11-61(b); and that excessive bail shall not in any case be required

AMENDMENT PROPOSED BY ACT NO 2025-291

Section 160

(a) A district attorney for each judicial circuit shall be elected by the qualified electors of those counties in such the circuit Such The district attorney shall be licensed to practice law in this state and shall, at the time of his or her election and during his or her continuance in office shall reside in his or her circuit His The term of office shall be for six years and he He or she shall receive such compensation as provided

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WRAY MARY E & SMITH KENNESH J P a r c e l # 18083430130080000

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by law; provided the compensation shall not be diminished during his or her official term Vacancies in the office of district attorney and in his or her staff shall be filled as provided by law

(b) Clerks of the circuit courts shall be elected by the qualified electors in each county for a term of six years If the office of register in chancery continues to be provided by law then the clerk of the circuit court may also fill such the office in a manner prescribed by law Vacancies in the office of clerk of the circuit court shall be filled by the judge or judges of the circuit court who have jurisdiction over the county in which the office of clerk of the circuit court is located

(c) Persons Individuals elected to the position of constable to assist the courts of the state as provided by law shall be subject to the same restrictions, rights, and

limitations as are specified in section Section 280 of the Constitution of 1901 Alabama of 2022, and no law shall prohibit the receipt of fees for the performance of official duties of said the position while holding any other elected or appointed office

(d) The revenue from fines forfeitures and court costs produced in district courts from the exercise of jurisdiction under municipal ordinances shall be apportioned between the municipality and the state as shall be provided by law

FURTHER I proclaim and direct that this proclamation shall be published once a week for the four successive weeks immediately preceding Tuesday, May 19, 2026, in every county as required by law

4/22 29 6 13

State of Alabama

I, Rolonda M Wedgeworth, Judge of Probate, in and for said State and County do hereby certify that to the best of my knowledge the following list consitutes the List of QualifIed Electors for each district of Greene County Alabama, being the same records provided by and on file in the office of Board of Registrars, who will be entitled to vote at any election in said County during the year 2026 Done this 29th day of April 2026

Rolonda M Wedgeworth Judge of Probate/ Chief Election Official District 1

COUNTY COURTHOUSE 101

D FULGHAM

LEON FULGHUM

LEE GEE

DESHON GIBBS

JEROME GIBSON

WEBSTER GILL

A GILLIAM

ONEAL GILMORE

BOOKER T

G GRANTHAM

T GRANTHAM

HARRIS GRAVES

GRAY

GUIVI

GUIVI

HALL

WARD HAMILTON

CLAY HAMNER

ELISE HANLIN

MCELROY HARGROVE JOHNNIE MAE HARPER

R HAYES

DAVAGUSE

CORTEZ HILL JESSICA TIARRA HILL REGINALD TREMAYNE HILL ROZELLE HILL

SHENIQUE HORTENSE HILL

HOGGATT

MARTEASE HUNTER

COCHRANE HUTTON

SHERNELL ISAAC

TYRONE JACKSON

DAASHON JACKSON

RENADA

LABELLA

V JEREMIAS

JOHNSON

QUAN MALIK JOHNSON

ORLANDO

RENAE JOHNSON

LOUISE JOHNSON

JOHNSON

EUNICE

SHIKAYAH JOHNSON

RENEE JOHNSON

JOHNSON

JOHNSON VERNITA DIANN JOHNSON

CURTIS DOUGLAS JORDAN

VIVIAN ANN JORDAN

MATTHEW SCOTT

WOODRUFF KENDRICK TERESA

TEMPLETON KENDRICK ALFRED

LAMAR KENNARD BENJAMIN TERRELL

F KENNARD

LATOYA

ANDERSON

LAKE

WALKER

B LEE

DAVIS LEWIS

DEVON LEWIS

CYNTHIA KATERNIA LEWIS FRANK LEWIS MCNEAL LEWIS

VICTORIA SADE LEWIS

JAMES LINTON OLLIE MAE LINTON TONEYAH CHARINEL LITTLE

MARY MARTIN

FOWLER

KEANDREA

ALAN MCDERMON

MCINTOSH

COLSON

JACQUELINE MCSHAN KEGIS R MERRITT

CYNTHIA MONIQUE

RENEE

LAVELLE

ROXANNE

NAFAYZIA CHILAND MOBLEY NEYKIA MOBLEY

JERRY LEE PEEBLES

LATASHA DENISE PEEBLES

SHIKETHA LYNELL PEEBLES

RALEIGH

LYNBERNISE

N RUFFIN

SHIRLEY V RUFFIN

LAKEISHA RENAE RUSSELL

SAXTON DOROTHEA SHEFFIELD

S SHEFFIELD

SMITH

SMITH-MAYO TREVOR SNODDY

SHIRLEY ANN SPENCER BRENDA FLYNN STEWART

L SUMMERVILLE SHAWN SUMMERVILLE CLAUDIA ALEXIS

JAMES

DAVIS THOMAS

W THOMPSON

DARRYL LEON TILLER

DARRYLNESHIA LADARRIA TILLER KENESHIA LATOYA SPENCER TILLER

JEFFERY ALLEN TUBBS JEFFERY BERNARD TUBBS

SCHNARRE BENISON TWYMAN ADRIAN EMANUEL TYREE

AKEEM PIERRE TYREE

BEVERLY ISAAC TYREE

EMAUNEL TYREE

EDDIE D UNDERWOOD

JEROME M UNDERWOOD

ANNE E VANABLE

BELINDA LATRICE

VANABLE

BARRY L WALKER

DIAN B WALKER

KAITLYN D WALKER

KARLTON DANIEL WALKER

KARMEN DELISA WALKER

KATHLEENA DIANA WALKER

KENNETH WALKER

KLINTON DAVID WALKER

KONSTANCE DIONNE

WALKER

MARTIN L WALKER

MYRIKLE LESANDRA

WALKER SANDRA RENAE WALKER

SHERRY ANN WALKER

SYD LEE WALKER

FELICIA MICHELLE WARD

XAVIER LAMAR WARREN

VALERIE BREWER WATKINS

LAKESHIA TYETTE

WEATHERSPOON

DEBORAH JUNE WEBSTER

EARNEST WEDGEWORTH

JEFFERY JEROME WESLEY

TYVONNIA JULIETTE

WESLEY

MARGARET JACKSON

WHEELER

TINEESHIA LATOYA

WHEELER

DIAMOND ALYSSA WHITE

JOHN LEE WIGGINS

ALONSO CHARLES

WILBORN

DIANE CEOLA PICKETT

WILBORN

LAKISHA SHAVETTE

WILLIAMS

LESLIE CORETTE

WILLIAMS

LEVERT WILLIAMS

SANDRA B WILLIAMS

BRENDA GAIL WILSON

DANA RENE WILSON

JAMES WILSON

LINDA FAYE WILSON

MARK RAY WILSON

MARY QUEEN ESTER

WILSON

RICHARD WAYNE WILSON

HANNAH NOEL WILSON

CREEL

SCHQUEIRA BATCH

WRIGHT

WILLIAM STEPHEN

YEATMAN

TAYLOR YOUNG

WILLIE YOUNG

CAROL PREJEAN ZIPPERT JOHN ZIPPERT

MANTUA FIRE DEPARMENT 102

ANTOINETTE LYNN ADAM

MARY JANE BILLUPS

RICHARDBERNARD

BILLUPS

STEVEN D BOYD

GLORIA B BROWN J NYA MONAE BROWN

KELVIN BERNARD BROWN

PARSHAYLA S BROWN

ROGERS TIKHONKIKH

MICHELLE

OWEN

H BURTON

LEON

KARL BENARD BURTON ROBIETTA LATRICE

ANTHONIE

GARNER CARLISLE

ARTHUR CARLISLE ADRIAN LATRICE

ANGELA COOK CARPENTER

HOMER E CARPENTER

HOMER EARL CARPENTER CHAD ANDREW CARTER CHARLESTINE CHRIS

MARIE CARTER

ROBERTCHAMBERS

JEROME

OC CHAMBERS

DENISE

CHAMBLEY

JEROME

G CLEM

RAY COOK

LARRY COTTON

EATMAN COTTON

C COX

DEETTA LEANN CRAIG

PENELLA ANN CRAIG

TOMMY DEWAYNE

CRAIG

CURTIS IRVIN EATMAN

DEAUNDREY L EATMAN

VIRGINIA M EATMAN PAULINE EDWARDS

BERNARD EDWARDS

KATRINA M ESPEY

WILLIAM GREGORY

ESPEY

DIRK ANTHONY GARRETT

DONALD GARRETT

KATIE LYNETTE GARRETT

LAKISHA JONES GILL

MICHAEL OBRIEN GILL

MICHIAH KELISE GILL

GREGORY DEON GILMORE

KEWON KUANTAY GILMORE

JANEIKA DASIA GIPSON

IVORY LEE HALL

KIMBERLY RENA HARRIS

LUCILLE JONES HARRIS

FRANK JR HILL

KETURAH K HINTON

FRANCES ROSHA HORTON

BARBARA WILDER HUNTER

JAMIA SHANEICE HUNTER

JEROME HUNTER

BRENESHIA MARTIN

HUTTON

PENNY WALKER HUTTON

LAMAR INGRAM

LABRANDY LAREECE JAMES

ELOISE HILL JETER

KIKI NADARRIS JETER

CHARLIE M JONES

ELDRIA LEONETTA JONES

EMMA J JONES

ERIKA SHANIECE JONES

SAMUEL L JONES

DALVIN AKEAVIOUS MONTA

KIRKLAND SHIRLEY KIRKLAND

HELEN S LANIER

COREY LAVENDER

EDWARD LEE

LAVENDER KEITH D

LAVENDER

AUDREY WILDER LAWSON

WILLIE LAWSON

ADDIE JULIA LEE

JANICE LARRANE LEE

TORIA DANIELLE LEE

MAURICE CORTEZ

LEFTWICH ERSKINE BERNARD

LOCKETT

ROBERT EDWARD LOPER

JENNIE ESTHER MARTINEZ

CRYSTAL A MCGHEE

GLORIA JEAN MCGHEE

HENRY PATRICK MCGHEE

SARAH PEEBLES MCGHEE

FENTRESS MEANS

ORETHA JENKINS MEEKS

EDDIE DEVALE MERRITT

CURTIS LESHAUN MILES

ERIKA LYNN MITCHELL

RANDALL E MITCHELL

RODERICK MOORE ARLILLIAN HALL MORROW

CILLIA R MORROW DEBORAH LARUETTA

MONIQUE

GILMORE

KAY ROOT

D SHAMILY

JAMICAH SHELBY

LEE SINCLAIR

MORROW SMITH

MCSHAN SNODDY

M SPANN JANIE MAE SPENCER MARKEY LAMAR SPENCER WILLIAM E SPENCER ANTHONY LESTER

VANESSA

QUINNELL

STOREY

VEOLA TALLEY

JOHNNY ROBERT THOMAS

GLEE J ETHER THOMPSON

CHIQUITA WYNETTA TODD

ERIC KEON TRAVIS

JEREMY DEVON TRAVIS

LABRYON SANCHEZ TRAVIS

RONALD EARL TRAVIS

RORONDA IEASHA TRAVIS

BESSIE J UNDERWOOD

LINDA UNDERWOOD

MARGARET M UNDERWOOD

NAVORIS UNDERWOOD WAYNE BRUCE

UNDERWOOD

DERON EARL WALKER

OPHELIA LYNN WALKER

SHERRY ANN WALKER

CHASITY ANDREA WATKINS

BETH ANN WATSON

ALTHERIA UNDERWOOD

WILDER

DELLA MARIE WILDER

JAMARRI OBRIEN WILDER

LATOYA SHERELLE WILDER

MASHEKI VERNELL WILDER MOLEY L WILDER MONK WILDER RONALD WILDER

SHAMEKIA M WILDER WILLIAM BERNARD WILDER Z'NORREIA RANESHIA WILDER MARCUSDEWAYNE

WILLIAM D WINTERS

ROSE WYNN

AVERY WYNN

HERBERT WYNN

H YEAGER JENA FIRE DEPARMENT103

C BAILEY

DAWAYNE

ELIZABETH SULLINS

CRISWELL GIBBS

SHALONDA SHANTA GREEN DEANGLO MONTAIN HALL

LILLIAN GRACE HAMMOND ANDRANETTA DARLENE HARDY DEANDRE LAQUINTON

B HARDY HENRY LEE HARKNESS

RENARD

DUNKLING

AMELIA ANN MORTON

WILLIE A MOSS

ANNIE FLORENCE NOLAND

HALEY BREUNNA NOLAND

JACKIE SANFORD NOLAND

JALIA SHONTA NOLAND

JAMES EDWARD NOLAND

JESSIE NOLAND

JESSIE NOLAND

KAYLAH SYMONE NOLAND

KEION CORTEZ NOLAND

KENYARDETTE DENELL

NOLAND KEUNDRA CORLIYAH NOLAND MALEKIA NOLAND

RACHEL PEARL NOLAND

RAYMOND NOLAND

ROBERT OLIVER NOLAND

SHIRLEY JONES NOLAND JAMES A OATES MELINDA H OATES

MARQUITA

MELBA SUTTON PARRISH

W PEARCE

NICOLE PEARSON COREY DONYELL PEARSON

MARCUS SHAWNTEZ

PEARSON KELSIE TONI PLOESCH BETTY CARLA PODOLSKY

JOHN ANTHONY PODOLSKY AMOS SOVALAS POWELL

WANDA JOYCE POWELL ANGELA MARCHELLE

PREWITT JAMES MCBRYANT QUINNIE

SHARNIQUA LA SHAE QUINNIE ERIC BARNETT RICE FANNIE BELL RICE

MARY BELL RICE

MELISSA ANNETTE RICE ROSA MAE RICE

ANNIE P RICHARDSON

CHRISTOPHER KEITH

RICHARDSON FLETCHER DEONRIS

RICHARDSON

HENRY OTIS RICHARDSON

JAMES BERNARD

NE HAVEN

HICKS

W HOLMES

WYVONTAE

GAIL HORTON

BERNARD

N HUDSON

HUGHES

KINION HULSEY

LEON HUTTON DEBRA KAY JACKSON ROBERT ARTHUR JACKSON

ARIYANNA L JOHNSON

ARNELIA LASHAY JOHNSON NEHEMIAH KENYATTA JOHNSON

JEANNETTE D JONES ROSIA JONES

ANNETTE H LINTON JORDAN LARRY JORDAN

PERRY MAURICE KENNEDY VERA LENE KENNEDY

COREY KIMBLE

ERICA NICHELLE KIMBLE

LORETTA BURTON KIMBLE

NIGEL QUANTAY KIMBLE

PHENICIA RENAE KIMBLE

WILLIE EDWARD KLINE

DAVID RAY LANCASTER

JAMES CLAUDE LANCASTER

KALEE GRACE LANCASTER

TRACEY LYNN LANCASTER

KEOREE RY KEDRA

LAVENDER

KISHA UNDERWOOD

LAVENDER

RODERICK RONDELL LAVENDER DEBRA FAYE LEWIS EDDIE JAMES LEWIS

HAYWOOD J LINTON BELINDA G LIPSEY

BERTHA CLAY LIPSEY

RODRIC LENARD LIPSEY

LINDA F MARTIN

CHERYL LANCASTER

MCCLOUD LARRY KEITH MCCLOUD KENDRA LACRECIA MCGHEE NORRIS DEWAYNE MCGHEE

OLA MAE MCGHEE

WILLIE MCGHEE

DAVID ALLEN MCKINSTRY OPAL T MCMILLIAN HOLLEY PEACOCK MCWILLIAMS JEREMIAH DUNBAR

ALBERTA MEANS BESSIE MAE MEANS ELVIN DONTE MEANS ELVIN PRENTICE MEANS GLORIA J MEANS LAYTULAR MEANS

MAE MEANS

DENICE MEANS

MEANS

SHANTELL MONTGOMERY DELORIS MORROW FANNIE P MORROW

WASHINGTON ARMORY WEDGEWORTH JEFFERY JEROME

RICHARDSON LEE RICHARDSON

MATTIE CLARA RICHARDSON

SAVION RICHARDSON

MARY L ROBERTSON

PRECIOUS MARIA

ROBERTSON

BESSIE LYNETTE ROBINSON

JAMES ROBINSON

YVONNE ROBINSON

HELEN DENISE SANFORD

LESTER LEE SANFORD

MARILYN COLVIN SANFORD

SARAH J SANFORD

SHEQUELIA SHONTA

SANFORD

TAMEKA YVETTE SANFORD

TREMAINE SANFORD

JESSIE JAMES SCOTT

JAMES MORGAN SELLERS

JANE B SELLERS

LINDA WYATT SKIPPER

DEMETRIUS TROY SMITH

KIMBERLY ANN SMITH

OPRAH DENISE SMITH

VERONICA POPE SMITH

AIKILAH SAMONE SPENCER

ALTHENIA SPENCER

DEMETIRC MARCELLUS

SPENCER

DERRICK LAMONT SPENCER

GARRIA SPENCER

JERRY JEROME SPENCER

KELVINTYRONESPENCER

NADIA SPENCER

SHAKELVIA TYWONE

SPENCER

TANISHA STRODE SPENCER

TYRIQUE CHERON SPENCER

ROBERT MARK STEPHENS

CATHY BILLUPS STRODE

MALIK STRODE

VERNON JOHN STRODE

MARICE GENE SUTTON

ELOISE LUCAS THOMAS

ALONZO THOMPSON

CHRISTOPHER DEWAYNE

THOMPSON

ESMER THOMPSON

GERALDINE CHAMBERS

THOMPSON

IMANI THOMPSON

KATIKA SARI THOMPSON

KEITH U THOMPSON

MARY AGNES THOMPSON

ROLAND HAYES THOMPSON

SHUNDA PETTY THOMPSON

BETTY THOMPSON

TURMAN XAVIER TURMAN

ANTOINE JERMAINE

UNDERWOOD

FREDERICK DELANE

UNDERWOOD

CHARLIE SMITH UPCHURCH

JOSHUA ROBERT

UPCHURCH

RENE PATRICIA UPCHURCH

TOMMY UPCHURCH

TOMMY FRANKLIN

UPCHURCH

JEREMIAH MCDANIEL

VANHORN

VERONICA CHAMBERS

VANHORN

LOYDLEETTA WABBINGTON

NGUYEN DANITA WALKER

WILLIE GEROME WALKER

JAY P WALTON

KELVIN DEWAYNE WALTON ANDREA JEAN WARD

BOOKER T WARREN

ULYSSES SIMSPON

AMERSON

WAYNE ANDERSON

CLANTON

DORISANN BAHAM

BRECHE BANKS

BANKS

KENDRELL

RENA BANKS ROSALYN SHARELLA BANKS ROSETTA BANKS STEPHANIE DENISE BANKS PAMELA JEAN BEARD APRIL RENEE BENNETT HENRY LEE BEVERLY LILLIE MAE BEVERLY JOSEPH BLACK ALDEN JAMES BLETHEN

ROSEMARY GALIN BLETHEN

TYLER GRAHAM BOBO

BETTY JEAN BOONE

AMBER BOWDEN

DIANE HARDY BOWDEN

KELVIN TERRELL BOWDEN

LEROY BOWDEN

LUTHER JAMES BOWDEN

TEQUELIA MONETTE

BOWDEN

DEBORAH DIANE BROWN

KENNETH NARD BURNS

CHRISTOPHER BERNARD

CAMMON

JAMILA GWANDOYA

CAMMON

AMIYAH MARIE CHAMBERS

CAMERON

RASHAAD CHAMBERS

EDNA B CHAMBERS

GLORIA HARRIS CHAMBERS

JOE JAMES CHAMBERS

LIONEL ERIC CHAMBERS

BROOKE BLAKNEY CLARK

KIPP RANDALL CLARK

BOYD M COCHRAN

JAMES COCHRAN

JEROME COCHRAN

JIMMIE COCHRAN

MELL COCHRAN

WILLIAM COCHRAN

CHASTITY SHA'MIRACLE

COLVIN

DENISE COLVIN

ELIZABETH COLVIN

ESTHER COLVIN

EUGENE COLVIN

JEROME COLVIN

PEGGY JOYCE COLVIN

THERESA RENEE COLVIN

WILLIE EARL COLVIN

CHRIS S CRAWFORD

DOLORES THOMAS

CRAWFORD

LILLIE BELL CRAWFORD

LUE BIRTHA CRAWFORD

OTIS DANIEL CRAWFORD

CHANTEL SHEREE DANIELS

ARIEL B DAVIS

JAMES EARL DAVIS

JO ANN DAVIS

JOZETTE PADGETT DAVIS

LAKAISHA MONIQUE DAVIS

LINDA ANN DAVIS

MARVIN LEE DAVIS

ROBERT E DAVIS

SABRINA ANDEWNETTE

DAVIS

TERESA KNOX DAVIS

CASEY WALKER DUNLAP

WILLIAM TYLER DUNLAP

ADRIENNE LIGHTSEY

DURRETT

CLIFTON NEWMAN

DURRETT

JIMMIE LEE EDWARDS

T J EDWARDS

WILLIE ANN L EDWARDS

REMIERZ MELVIN ELLIOTT

DEBORAH STEWART EMANUEL RUSSELL HOWARD

NICOLE KNOX

LAKE LAMB

HOUSTON LAMB CHATIA DARNAE LEWIS

ANN LUCAS JEROME LUCAS

DEANSHA LUCAS

NORA LUCAS

LUCAS BRENDA JEAN MAY DANIELLE LABRYAR MAY

MYISHA LAKEBRA MAY

NEMIHIAH REMEDUS MAY

QUINTON DEWAN MAY

TRE TEMIL MAY

GERALDINE MAYO

WILLIAM GLENN MAYO

ERIC NIGEL MCGHEE

ERICA KAY MCGHEE

ELIZABETH MONTGOMERY

MCGILL

PATRICIA A MCILWAIN

CHERYL DENISE MCSHAN

JAMITRIA LAMIA MCSHAN

DIANE H MERRIWEATHER

COLBY MITCHELL MIXON

MALORIE ROGERS MIXON

WILLIAM TRACY MOSS

HENRY OTTO NEWBURN

INDYIA BOWERMAN

NEWBURN

AKIL R OSBORNE

LILLIE JONES OSBORNE

GEORGIA BANKS PARHAM

RONNIE LEE PARHAM

GALDDEL PATTON

ISAIAH CAVANTA PATTON

BARBARA C PEEBLES

DEMETRIAN JAMEL

PEEBLES

IVAN JEMAINE PEEBLES

JAMES ELLIS PEEBLES

JOE ANTHONY PEEBLES

LAURA BELL PEEBLES

MINNIE LOIS PEEBLES

ELAINE M PERRY VICTORIA VREELAND PERRY DOUGLAS JULIAN PHILLIPS

JULIAN PHILLIPS GARY EUGENE POOLE

WAYNE POOLE

WILLIAMS

MAURICE

LYNN PRUITT

CORVASIA

TAMARIAN PRUITT

THERIA PRUITT

RICE

RICHARDSON

JAYNE BINION COLGROVE JOEL MCLEMORE

JEREME L COLLIER

LAMAR COLLIER

LEON COLLIER

LEON COLLIER

DERON COLLINS

FREDERICK JOHNSTON

COLSON

JULIA JEANNINE COLSON VICKIE ALEXANDER COLSON

JAYLA RAKEYSHA COLVIN

LISA RENEE COLVIN

LAKEYSHIA MICHELLE COOK

LAMARTE MARKEZ COOK

LAMARTE MARKEZ COOK

TERRY LEON COOK

CYNTHIA HOWINGTON

COOPER

DANIEL WEBSTER COOPER

PHILIP HOUSTON COOPER

MARVIN DEWAYNE CORDER

TANEKA LASHAWNCORDER

MARILYN F CORK

DANA LYNN COX

JAMIE COX

JOSIE DENEAL COX

LEWIS RIDGE COX

COURDREN JAMAL CRAIG

ALDRIENNE V CRAWFORD

ALEX LEVI CRAWFORD

ALFRETTA C CRAWFORD AYANNA EDMONDS

CRAWFORD CYNTHIA F CRAWFORD

DOUGLAS CRAWFORD MARCUS AURELIUS CRAWFORD LAKISHIA DENISE

TIMOTHY R CROOK

JAMES MILTON CROSS

MARGARET S CROSS

SANDRA CROSS TYRESE LA SEDRIC CROSS

HENRY DANIEL CURTIS

TRACY BOAZ CURTIS

MALIK SHEMAR DALEY

ROY WALTER DALTON

FREDRICK DOUGLASS

DANIEL JASMINE LASHAE DANIELS JOSHUA DANIELS

LARCENIA FEDORA DANIELS

PONCE DELEON DANIELS

RACHEL ANN DANIELS

RODNEY LEON DANIELS

THOMAS J DANIELS

TIMOND DRESHAD DANIELS

ZAPHOLYN LAVODA DANIELS

JOHN E DARDEN

MICHAEL LEON DARDEN

CARROL LEIGH DAVIDSON

CURTIS EDWARD DAVIDSON

MICHAEL WAYNE DAVIDSON

THOMAS EDWARD DAVIDSON

CHAQUITA LAJUAN DAVIS

CHRISTOPHER LEE DAVIS

DEANDREA KENISE DAVIS

DOUGLAS RUSSELL DAVIS

EVELYN BONITA DAVIS

LLOYD DAVIS

LORETTA DAVIS

MARQUITA DANAY DAVIS

MAURICE R DAVIS NATHAN BENJAMIN DAVIS

NETTIE SMITH DAVIS

QANEYSHIA DESHEI DAVIS

SEAN BRANDON DAVIS

SHAQUILLE MICHELE DAVIS

VALERIE L DAVIS

CURTIS R DAY WANDA M DAY

WILLIAM JOSEPH DENNIS

THOMAS ANTHONY DICKERSON SANDRA NELL DICKEY DAVID CHAD DOCKERY

JANE GUNTER DOUGHTY

ELIZABETH KEELY

DOUGLAS RANDALL WILLIAM DOUGLAS DENNIS TIMOTHY DRUMMOND

LESLIE DENISE DRUMMOND

CORA H DUNCAN KAREN JOY DUNCAN

LOFTON JR DUNCAN

MARLON JERMAINE

DUNCAN RONAKA JONES DUNCAN

SARAH LEE DUNCAN

AMAND S DURRETT

CARLA D BROWDER

DURRETT

CECIL N DURRETT BAYLUSS JAMES EARLE

KYLIE FAITH EARLE

EVELYN EASON

WILBERT JEROME EASON

MARY PEARL EATMAN

DANIEL GAVIN EDGAR

DANIEL STUART EDGAR

DENA D EDGAR

SYLVIA PERDUE EDGAR

JEAN D EDGEWORTH ASENATH CHANEL EDISON

S EDMONDS ADRIAN TERRILL EDWARDS AMYA LAMEEKA EDWARDS CATHERINE SCARBROUGH EDWARDS CONNOR DANELL EDWARDS DEMARCO EDWARDS

JIMMY HARGROVE

DENISE EDWARDS

DOROTHY JEAN EDWARDS

KEVIN L EDWARDS

LATOYA SHANTE EDWARDS MONICA LATRICA EDWARDS

SHAMECKA VONNETRELL EDWARDS SHEANELL YOLANDA

EDWARDS

AMY OZMENT ELLIOTT AVERY BARTON ELLIOTT

BEEKER ELLIOTT

E ELLIOTT

FAYE M ELLIS

AHMED HASSAN ELNAHAM

FAHD HASSAN A ELNAHAM

OMAR AHMED HASSAN

ELNAHAM

SIDDIQ AHMED ELNAHAM

SHIRLEY W EZELL

WILLIE BELLE FIELDS

ANNIE FINCH

JOHN AARON FINCH

MONIQUE LASHANTA FINCH

RENEE FINCH

ROBERT LEE FINCH

GAYLE THOMAS FINCHER

ROBERT MORROW FINLEY

THOMAS BROOKS FINLEY

TRUDI GLASS FINLEY

CAROLE NEAL FLEMING

JAMES C FLEMING

DEANGELA FLETCHER

KIMBERLY MARY FLETCHER

WILLIE MAE FLETCHER

ABREYANNA NICOLE FORD

SHIRLEY FORD

WILLIE EARL FORD

WILLIE EARL FORD

DEVANTE JAMAL FOSTER

SARAH ANN FOSTER

TEDRA RENEE FOUNTAIN

NADINE MARIE FOX

WILSON FRAZIER

JAYLA FREEMAN

DAVID LAMONT FRENCH

GENEVA P FRENCH

JOSIAH ISAIAH FRENCH

LATEKA RESHAY FRENCH

LENORA FRENCH

LORENZO FRENCH

ANN S FRICKS

JOSEPH WESLEY FRICKS

KAMIA ELISE FULGHAM

JAMES H FULLER

JULIA D FULLER

ANNIE W GAINES

CHARLIE EARL GAINES

LYNNETTA KAYE GAINES

MADIE PAIGE GAINES

CLARA JEMISON GAITER

ANTONIO DESHAWN GANDY

CARRIE HALL GANDY

DAVID E GANDY

DENNIS LYLE GANDY

DOMONIQUE DELANE

GANDY

FREDERICK L GANDY

TAMMARA KAY GANDY

WESLEY LYLE GANDY

DANIEL MICHAEL GARNAND

JAMES BANKS GARNAND

MARY BANKS GARNAND

CARLEEN GARNETT

MARCUS L GARNETT

EGLAL MOHAMED GHANEM

GLORIA JEAN GHOLSTON

CARMEN KANI GIBSON

DONNA YOLANDA GILMORE

ERIKA MONIQUE GILMORE

RONALD DOUG GILMORE

SHARON MARLEN GILMORE

ANTHONY GOODRUM

SHIRLEY W GOODSON

TOICE LANIER GOODSON

TOICE PERRY GOODSON

DOMINIQUE JOHNSON

GOREE

JAIDA DYANN GOREE

JOHN ALBERT GRAY

MATTIE ROSE GRAY

ANTHONY ROBERT GREEN

CATHERINE GREEN

DENISE A GREEN

KENNETH D GREEN

CHANDRA C GRIESS

WALTER AUSTIN GRIESS

DORIS A GRIMMETT

LUCAS WILLIAM GUINN

SARA HOWE HALES

WALTER BIRNEY HALES

DENCER FRANK HALL

SHEILA WOODS HALL

HARVEY ERNEST HALPER

PALMER D HALPER

HELEN D HAMILTON

HOWARD GRAYFIELD

HAMILTON

PAMELA HINKLE HAMILTON

JOHN GORDON HANN

MARY JOYCE HANN

SHEILA HANN

ADDIGENE GRUBBS HARBOR

ROYCE DALTON HARBOR

QUADARIUS KEONTE

HARDEN

ANNA DAVIS HARDY

ASHLEY CHEMERE HARDY

BRADY HARDY BRITTANY HARDY CARL EUGENE HARDY

GREGORY HARDY

FELICIA L HARDY

HARDY JAMES L HARDY JEFF D HARDY

LEDERRICK MAURICE

HARDY MORRIS JEROME HARDY

TIFFANY HARDY SHAKARR KE'ANN HARDY PERRYMAN

LYNET HENDERSON

LAMAR HENDERSON

BERNARD

HENDERSON ODESSA S HENDERSON

JEROME

HENLEY

D HENLEY

HENLEY

AIDEN HENLEY

DENISE HENLEY

HOPE HENLEY

BRYANT D HERRING

CORA F HERRING

JEFFERY MICHAEL HIBBLER

ERNESTINE B HICKS

ISREAL HICKS

ROSHONDA SHERESE HILL

ISSAC DEARENDA HINES

NOELLE FRANCHESCA HINES

PATRICE DEMOND HINES

PINNIA HINES

PRINCE HINES

AMELIA BRAGG HITT

HORACE LYNN HITT

NANCY TUCK HITT

CARLICIA SHAMIA HODGES

LACARRIA IMESHA HODGES

LAMETRIA SHANTEE

HODGES

WALTER NELSON HOOD

ROBERT LEON HORTON

ANGELICA LECHIME HUFF

CURLIE MAE HUFF

MARY CATHERINE HUGHES

MICHELLE ELLIOTT

HUGHES

RONNY LEE HUGHES

ANTONIA LAVELL HUNTER

BERTHA MAE HUNTER

CALEIAH ANGELIC HUNTER

CORNELIUS HUNTER

DEANGELA RIVERS HUNTER

DECORION BERNARD

HUNTER

JEFFREY HUNTER

SHATARA VASHAI HUNTER

TEMPIE RENEE HUNTER

TREMAINE DEVELL HUNTER

APRIL HUTTON

ERIC L HUTTON

JOE NATHAN HUTTON

KASSEY HUTTON

CHARLES LEE HUTTON

- POWELL

EVELYN WILSON ISAAC

JAMES ISAAC

EDDIE J ISHMAN

ALBERT JEROME JACKSON

ALECIA DELPHINE JACKSON

BOBBIE JOYCE BROOKS

JACKSON

CRAWFORD JACKSON

DEMARIO QUANTAE

JACKSON

JAMAR RASHRALL JACKSON

JEROID JONTEZ JACKSON

JOHNNY J JACKSON

TAMMIE TERRELL JACKSON

TITYIANNA LATREASE

JACKSON

CASSANDRA PEARLENA

CHRISTINE JACOBE

ARTHUR JAMES

EDNAOLETH JAMES

JUDY ANN JARVIS

BONIKA SHEVON JEMISON

MARY LOUISE JEMISON

TYJOHN MARQUIS JEMISON

WADE JEMISON

KRISTOFER JENNINGS

MARYLYN JENNINGS

JOEL KEVIN JOCKISCH

LAURA ELIZABETH

JOCKISCH

LAWRENCE WHITFILD

JOCKISCH WILLIAM MAGEE JOCKISCH

ELTON FREDERICK JOHN

DANNY LAVAE JOHNSON

DONNA MICHELE JOHNSON

EDDIE THOMAS JOHNSON

ENNIS EUGENE JOHNSON JALEN RASHAUN JOHNSON

JARVIS L JOHNSON

JULIA LEE JOHNSON

KENLECO JOHNSON

ROBERTA WILDER JOHNSON

JOURNI SEMAJ JOLLY

ELIZABETH JONES

N JONES JANICE MARIE JONES

LYNN JONES

LEWIS LORENZA LEWIS

SHEVONNE LEWIS

OMARION LEWIS

RAY LIVINGSTON

BRUCE LIVINGSTON

ELLEN LIVINGSTON

R LIVINGSTON CARRIE SCRUGGS LOGAN CLIFFORD ANTHONY LOGAN CLIFFORD ANTHONY LOGAN HEATHER MCDANIEL LOGAN JAMES WILMER LOGAN JAMES WILMER LOGAN MCDANIEL CLIFFORD

THOMAS RUSSELL LOGAN

LAMAR LONG

SCHATIERRA

LONGMIRE

ERIC LOPES

LOPEZ

EDITH LUGO

MADDOX

D MADDOX

KENDALL MADISON

ELDRIDGE MADISON

P MADISON

ANN MADISON

MADISON

T MAGEE

GOODSON

ELDRIDGE MADISON

LEE MARTIN

HAMILTON

MARTIN

LYNN MATHERSON

MCCAA

LUE HUTTON

PRINCE JONES KATHLYNE RENA JONES

List of Qualified Voter s in Gr eene

WASHINGTON GERRYLASHOWN WATKINS

ELIZABETH WEBB

MARVIN LARON WEBB

ROBERT LEE WEBER

CYNTHIA AMELIA WEBSTER

JOSEPH D WEBSTER

WILLIE CORNELIUSE

WEBSTER AIKYRA NICHELLE

WEDGEWORTH

DEVANTE WEDGEWORTH

ROLONDA MARTIN

WEDGEWORTH AMBER LASHAY WESLEY

ANTOINETTE WESLEY

JANELLELYNETTEWESLEY

RACHELLE Y WESLEY

RODNEY TYRONE WESLEY

RODNEY TYRONE WESLEY

MACHAN STEELE

D STEELE

J STEELE

YULANDA STEELE

J STEELE

MORROW STEELE

DEVEL STEELE

DEVEL STEELE RAYMOND STEELE HOMER S STEPHENS

RENEE STEPHENS

CURTIS STEPHENS

WILLIE DEAN BROWN

SANTONIO C BYRD

CHARLIE CARPENTER

DEBRA CARPENTER

EBONY CHARLETTE

O CARTER

DANIELLE COOK MISHIKA LAKAY COPPAGE

KIERA CRAIG

MARIE CRAIG

LYONS DANIELS

THOMAS

THOMAS MADYLEN EVETT THOMAS

STRODE THOMAS PATRICIA A THOMAS RUTHIE MAE THOMAS TRE'DARRION RAQUON THOMAS TYRONE THOMAS WENDY COCKRELL R THOMAS

JAMES THOMAS YOLANDA RENA THOMAS ERIC TYRONE THOMPSON STACY GLENN TIDMORE EVELYN CAMILLE TILLER ROBERT EARL TILLMAN SHELIA RENAE BATCH TILLMAN MARTA LUCIA TOBON

GOMEZ SHARON STUCKEY TRAMMELL FREDRICK E TRAVIS JA NET NICOLE TROTTER KENNETH WAYNE TURNER

TABITHA DILLINGHAM TURNER

TOMMIE C TURNER

WILLIAM MICHAEL TURNER

WILLIAM REMINGTON

TURNER

JOSIE PEARL TYREE

MOSES TYREE

MOSES TYREE

TEKESHA LASHAUN TYREE

SHAWN BERNARD VANHORN MARGUERITE LOIS

VAUGHAN FELICIA MARIE VILELLA KELLY HOBBS VON HOENE

SHELIA DENISE WADE EDNA RUTH WALKER

JACQUELINE WALKER

STEPHEN WALKER

ALAYAH M C WALTON

GARY M WALTON

GARY MAURICE WALTON

GERALDINE S WALTON

LEVINA CHARMAINE WALTON NIKISHA T WARD

SHARON DENICE WARREN

JOHNNY WASHINGTON

LISA ANN WASHINGTON

LUCY SPRYE WASHINGTON

MARIE CONSTANTINE

ROMAN WESLEY WILLIS YVONNE WESLEY ANNIE B WHITEHEAD KENYA WINN WHITEHEAD OMAR SHERIFF WHITEHEAD AMY BILLUPS WIGGINS

CLEVELAND WIGGINS

JAKLISHA TAKEYAH

WIGGINS

MARTHA MELTON WIGGINS

WOODIE GENE WIGGINS

JOHN W WILBANKS

ANTONIQUE MONYE WILDER

JIMMY LEE WILDER

ALEX VON WILLIAMS

BERTHA LEE WILLIAMS

BRENDA WITHERSPOON WILLIAMS

BRIAN CHRISTOPHER WILLIAMS CARDEJAH LARAVEN WILLIAMS

WILLIAMS

WILLIAMS

DAVEION WILLIAMS

IRMAL JEAN WILLIAMS

JAIDEN NICHOLE WILLIAMS

JANE ALSTON WILLIAMS

JANIE S WILLIAMS

JOHNNY PAUL WILLIAMS

KEISHA COLEMAN

WILLIAMS KEYWUANA DELISIA

WILLIAMS

LASHANDRIA ALEXANDRIA WILLIAMS LOIS JOLLYWILLIAMS

MADISEN WILLIAMS

NICHOLAS A WILLIAMS

PLES WILLIAMS

RICHARD EARL WILLIAMS

RICHARD FRANKLIN

WILLIAMS RONNIE WILLIAMS

RONNY D WILLIAMS

SHAKERIA M WILLIAMS

TAIDEJAH LAQUISE

WILLIAMS

AMANDA RICHARDSON

WILLINGHAM

ZANE LEE WILLINGHAM

AARON CHRISTOPHER

WILSON

BAMBEE LASHON WILSON

GERALDINE WILSON

MARY ANN WILSON

TOMMY FITZGERALD

WILSON

ZERIC WILSON

ZOE YASMEAN SYDLEE

WILSON

MARILYN ANN WINN

RICHARD LEE WINN

AMBER BRESHA WOODS

ANDRE WOODS

AUNDRE LAMONT WOODS

BARBARA JEAN WOODS

CLARA TERESA WOODS

DAKARAI LE SAMUEL

WOODS

DEVIN NABRUCE WOODS

DEVIN RA SHAUD WOODS

FRED LEON WOODS

JACQUELINE HARDY WOODS

JEMERRIAH WOODS

LAPATRICK JERMAIN

WOODS

LA SEDRICK JERMAINE

WOODS

LINDA M WOODS

MARCUS GEOWARD WOODS

MELISSA DIANNE WOODS

MICHAEL NABRUCE WOODS

BOBBY J WOOLRIDGE

ROBERT GERONE

WOOLRIDGE

DIANA KAY WUNDER

RAKIMBA KAY WUNDER

THOMAS MUNFORD YEAGER

ARLESTER YOUNG

BRANDON ARLANCE YOUNG

CAROLYN MORGAN YOUNG

CASSANDRA R YOUNG

DAVID YOUNG

FABIN LEMOUNT YOUNG

LUCIOUS ODELL YOUNG

MEKA DENISE YOUNG

MILTON HENRY YOUNG

STANIELLE JEANEISE

YOUNG

TATIANA CHAUNTEL YOUNG

SOUTHFORK RESTURANT 202

CARL AKINS

JE'KYLA LESHE ANDERSON

JELANTE JAMAR ANDERSON

JADEN OBRE ARMSTEAD

LATOYA LASHAWN BANKS

GEORGIANA MCGALLIARD

BARNETTE

MOLLY BEVERLY

AUNDRA BROWN

HUGHES WANDA DORISA HICKS HUGHES

GRACE HULSEY

RAYMONT JONES

GERARD

LAVENDER

EARLLAVENDER

DAVID TERRELL LYONS

JESSIE LYNETTE LYONS

JULIA THOMAS LYONS

KEAIREA SYMONE LYONS

BILLIE NATASHA MANUEL

CARPENTER DOROTHY ANN

D ANDRE TITUS MORTON WANDA SHENELL MORTON ANNETTE CARPENTER

NICHOLS

LAWRENCE LADARIUS

NICHOLS

BRODERICK DEWAYNE

PEEBLES

JAMES MCBRYANT QUINNIE

GARY SHERROD

RICHARDSON JESSE JAMES RICHARDSON

KADEN MALACHI ROBERTS

WENDI MARIE ROBERTS

HATTIE MAE SANFORD

TYROME SANFORD

BENNIE LOUIS SMITH

CHERRY C SMITH

CYNTHIA PECOLIA SMITH

DEONTE TYRONE SMITH

DORTHEA COLVIN SMITH

FELECIA JUANETTA SMITH

HODGES SMITH

JC SMITH

LADARIUS R SMITH

LEANA MAE SMITH

MARVA SNODDY J SMITH

SELENA WANELL SMITH

WILLIE SCOTT SMITH

NAKIA D STEELE

BROOKE GRACE THOMPSON

JONATHAN WESLEY

THOMPSON ROSA APKIN TILLMAN

LOUVENIA RICHARDSON

TYREE

DWAYNE THOMASWALTON

TRACEY CARNELL

WEATHERSPOON

TRAVONNA SHANELL

WEATHERSPOON

TEMETRICE LASHAY

WILDER

AKIA MONAE WILLIAMS

BENNIE D WILLIAMS

DORIS LOUISE WILLIAMS

MELINDA ANN WILLIAMS

MICHELLE WILLIAMS

TRISTEN K A WILLIAMS

ANNIE SMITH WINN

LUTHER WINN

LUTHER AERIC WINN

CHRISTOPHER MAURICE

YOUNG

YOLANDA DAVIS HILL

YOUNG DISTRICT 3

EUTAW ACTIVITY CENTER 301

ASHLEI MONIQUE AGEE

JOHN CARLTON AKINS

MELINDA WOODS

ALEXANDER

BENJAMIN LEVICE ALFORD

BENNIE ALFORD

RABIA YAHYA ALHAKIM

CHENETTA RENEE ALLEN

JEREMIAH ISAIAH ALLEN JEREMIAH LAQUAN ALLEN TANYA N ALLEN WILLIAM LEE ALLEN

RAYSHAWN

CHERRY

LAPORSHE CHERRY

LAKESHIA

D CHILDS

THOMAS CLARK

JEAN CLAY

LEE CLAY DAYVEON EMON CLAY LUCIOUS CLAY MICHELLE CLAY

CLAY JAILEN DELMARE COCKRELL JAIRUS LE'RON COCKRELL JOHN DEWAYNE COCKRELL GERRY COLEMAN

SYMONE COLEMAN

GERARD COLEMAN

DANIELLE COLEMAN

MONEE COLEMAN

COLEMAN

COLEMAN

COLEMAN

RASHAD COLVIN

MARTEZ COOK

YVETTE CORDER

COLEMAN COTTON

COTTON

MARTEZ COWAN

LYNN COWAN

QUINTEZ COX

E COX

VANABLE COX

CRAIG

LEON CRAWFORD

CRAWFORD

EARL CRAWFORD

D CRAWFORD

C CRAWFORD

LEE CRAWFORD

MORTON

ANTON CRAY

CUNNINGHAM

ELANTA' CURRY

WEATHERSPOON

List of Qualified Voter s in Gr eene County, AL 2026

DEWAYNE NOLAND

LATORIA SHANTA POWELL

NOLAND

BRESHAY NOLAND

JAMES OLIVERDONNY

OLIVER FANNIE I OLIVER KRISTA TACHELE PAGE

DEKAYLA M PASTER

MIGUEL SEANTAY PATE

DEVIN KYSHAWN PEARSON

EBONIE LAPRECIOUS

SHANDETRA MARSHAY PEARSON RUFUS PEEBLES

YVONNE DECARLO D

PEEBLES

DORIS D PEEPLES

EPHRIAM PELT

LAKEISHA MONIQUE PELT

MARY RIGGS PELT

MONTRECE PETTY

TERRY TYRONE PETTY

RAMAL LEWIS

JEAN LEWIS

LEE LONG LEWIS

MONAE LEWIS

FITZGERALD LITTLE

LASHAWN LONG

MAE LONG

LERONE LONGMIRE

LUCIOUS

SHAUNTAE MACK

M MACK

MACK

RENEA MANSON

RENEE MARSH

DEMETRICMARSHALL

CHAR'DE

MARSHALL

MAYES

RENAYE MAYES

OLIVIA MAZINGO

D MCALPINE

JILLENE

FRANKIE JEAN MCELROY

ELKINS MCGEE

BANKS MCGEE DARRENAYE CRE'SHON MCGHEE

PARKER MCGHEE

NICHOLOS TEVORIS MCGHEE TONY CORNELIUS MCINTOSH

CHAMBERS

MARCILLIUS MCMILLIAN ALAYAH VONSHAY MCNEAL

LEKEISHA MCNEAL

AMANDA JANE PEARSON

MCRAE

ELIZABETH HUNT MCRAE

GEORGE COLIN MCRAE

ARTHUR CLEVELAND MEANS

BLONDIE M MEANS

JACKIE LEE MEANS

KEVINANNA MESHALYA MEANS

STARKLISHA ROSHEA MEANS

TYNESSIAH LASALLE MEANS

CESALEAH SHAWNTAE

MERRIWEATHER FREDDIE DEWAYNE MERRIWEATHER LINDA RUTH MERRIWEATHER BETTYE JO ESTELL

DAVIS

WILLIAM C MINGES

KHADEJAH BRIANNA MOBLEY CHANTAY MONEAK MONTGOMERY ANTWAN MOORE CHARISSA D MOORE CHYNA CHIN MOORE

EARL JAMES MOORE

GINA L MOORE

JAMAYA ELISE MOORE JAMES EARL MOORE LEARCASHEI NIKEYIA MOORE

MDONNELL MOORE

MOORE

MOORE

ANN MORRIS AVERY DELANO MORROW

A MORROW

MORROW

DELANO

D MORROW

JOANN MORROW ALPHONZO MORTON COREY QUANTERRIOUS

MAE MORTON LISA K MULLEN AIRYANNA J MUSTIN

C MUSTIN JAMES W MUSTIN

NAYLON

NAYLON

L NAYLON

CHARLAYE

LASHAN BATCH NAYLON

NAYLON DESMOND MARIO NEAL

BELL NICKSON

SPENCER LINDA RANCHER SPENCER

MANDERSON SPENCER

MARIE SPENCER

RAQUEL SPENCER

TRACEE LYNETTE SPENCER

ANNE KIMBALL SPREE

SAGE THETFORD SPREE

STEPHON I STARKS

TYKEARA PETTY

ANNE POWELL PHILLIPS

ALFRED PICKENS

DAVID PICKENS

DELORA ANN PICKENS

ALEXANDER CLARK

PILKINTON

HAYDEN IRION PILKINTON

JAMES C PILKINTON

PATRICIA D PILKINTON

CLARENCE PLUMP

DELORIS JEAN PLUMP

SIDNEY OBRIEN PLUMP

ASHLEY SIMONA POWELL

BRANDON D POWELL

DIANE POWELL

GREGORY DEVAIL POWELL

LATASHA ROCHELLE

POWELL MARY ELIZEBETH POWELL

SAMYAH LASHAE POWELL

TIMONTHY TYRONE

POWELL

BRITTANY FAITH PRICE

CHARLIE ROBERT PRICE

PRINCE MARTEL PURSE

EUGENE ALONZO QUINNIE

JANETTE MCELROY

RALEIGH

CANESHA MONIQUE RAY

KOREA ALEXIS RAY

ELIZABETH HORTON BREED

DERRICK D REEVES

JAMARI ISAIAH REEVES

JENNIFER RENEE REEVES

JORIEN THADDEUS REEVES

KEONN REEVES

DENISE RICE

JOHNNY PEEBLES RICE

PATRICIAANN RICE

WILLIE JAMES RICE

TARIK DU'JUAN

RICHARDSON

JAMES DOUGLAS RIVERS

MARY A RIVERS

RUTH RIVERS

STACIA ELAIN RIVERS

FRANKIE ROBERTSON

DARLENE D ROBINSON

FRANK ROBINSON

JAMEEL J ROBINSON

LESA ANN ROBINSON

DARRION CORTEZ ROSCOE

DARRIOUS MATEZ ROSCOE

HIKEEM ROSCOE

LAMAR D SAMUEL

KRISTUAN SANDERS

LARRY DARNELL SANFORD

LASHANNON RENEA

SCARBROUGH

RAYNOTA MONTERA

SCARBROUGH

DARRELL JENO SEARS

GARRETT LAYNE SEARS

TERRY LINZ SEARS

DAVID SIMMONS

DESMOND DEANDRE

SIMMONS

JEREMY DEANGELO

SIMMONS

TAVORIS SIMMONS

INEZ POWE SINGLETON

SYLVESTER SLAY

CATHERINE J SMARR

ALBERDIA D SMITH

ANGELA DEVON SMITH

BARBARA ANN SMITH

BERNICE SMITH

CHRISTOPHER ALLEN

SMITH

DELOIS ANN SMITH

DIMPLE PATRICE SMITH

DOUGLAS EDWARD SMITH

FANNIE BELL SMITH

FRANK SMITH

GENEVA SMITH

JAYLIN YAMONNI

SMITH

LEON SMITH

LEON JAMAR SMITH

MARCUS DEON SMITH

MARVIN SMITH

MICHAEL SMITH

MICHAEL DEWANYE SMITH

MICHAEL WILLIAM SMITH

PATRICK WAYNE SMITH

RICHARD MOORE SMITH

TARION FREMMEL SMITH

WILLIE ANN SMITH

YVONNE FARMER SMITH

INEZ FIONA SMITH-WESLEY

APRIL SHANTA SPENCER

DOROTHY MORROW

SPENCER

EVELENE SPENCER

JAMAL KENTRELL SPENCER

JATERRIAN MALIK SPENCER

KELSEY MONEPHIA

THOMAS

MARCUS DEWAYNE THOMAS MARGARET MORTON

DALE THOMAS

JACK THORNBURG

ELAINE THORNTON

K THREATTS

SMITH THREATTS

KANDICE CHAVONNE THREATTS

KEIONN THREATTS

L TRAVIS TREVARIS RAHEEM TURMAN

MORGAN TYREE DECHARO DENISE TYREE FAYE LEE TYREE

KIMBERLY TYREE

JESSIE W UNDERWOOD

RAVEN TERILYN VANABLE

JEAN WALKER

JACOBIE WALKER

JOHNNY LEE WALKER MARKETTA KERSHELL WALTON

MARQUITA WALTON

QUENTIN MAURICE WALTON

SHIRLEY LEWIS WALTON

GERALD U WASHINGTON OLLIE LEE WASHINGTON THELMA WASHINGTON

OPHELIA WILLIAMS WATKINS KHADAIJA LA NA WEBB

SADIE JOHNSON WEBB

TYLANDRA JANA WEBB

ASHLEY SHONTA WELLS

ANNIE WHITE WESLEY

JOSH CLARENCE WESLEY

JOSH D ANGELO WESLEY

GERTRUDE WHITE

JAMIYAH SHY NEECE WHITE

MARVIN DONNELL WHITE

SCOTT EARL WHITE

SHERRY SHANNON WHITE

ANTOINE RAY WHITEHEAD

JOHNICE KETORIA WIGGINS

SHANTRE MONETTE WILDER

CHRISTOPHER JAMES

WILLIAMS

CONNIE BROWN WILLIAMS

EMMA M WILLIAMS

EUGENE WILLIAMS

KIERRA LAKEISHA WILLIAMS LULIE MAE ALLEN WILLIAMS MATTHEW WILLIAMS REBECCA LEE WILLIAMS TIESHA LASHANAE WILLIAMS WALTER WILLIAMS WILLIE MAE WILLIAMS

DELOIS BRANTLEY WILSON

EDDIE JAMES WILSON

LUCY MICHELLE

WILSON

MARTHA LEE WILSON

PINKIE WILSON

AERIEL CHANTEL WINN

ASHLEY RENEE WINN

ALICIA NE'CHELL WOODARD

JONATHAN OLEASE

WOODRUFF

BRANDEN VENAS WOODS

JAQUAVON VENAS WOODS

SHATORIUS LATIYAH WOODS

MARY ELIZABETH WRAY

TASHA JOYCETTA YATES

BERNICE HUGHES YOUNG

CAROLYN JOHNSON YOUNG

CHRITOPHER MAURICE YOUNG DONALD KEITH YOUNG

GLORIA ISAAC YOUNG

OSSIE LEE YOUNG

BROWN MORROW

BRANCH HGTS CENTER

302 ASHLEY S ALEXANDER

RICKY D ALEXANDER

BRENDA JOYCE ALLEN

EDDIE ALLEN

JACQUELINE B ALLEN

JESSICA W ALLEN

JOHNATHON RAMON ALLEN LAKITA DONESIA ALLEN TYKEHIA BRIANNA ALLEN

LAMAR ALLEN

KERIAH ANDRANEAK

KHARELL

ARMSTEAD

WILLIAMS ASH

EPPS BRAGGS

BRAGGS ISREAL D BRAGGS KIMBLEY DELORIS BRAGGS

SHAMONE

R BRAGGS

DYWANE BRAGGS MEKHI ARMICHAEL BRAGGS

MICHAEL LENAIL BRAGGS

VERDELL BRAGGS

MARY BRATTON

MARTHA NICCOLE BROOKS SHANTA MONIQUE BROOKS

ANNETTE BROWN

CORDERRICK M BROWN

DERICK DEWAYNE BROWN

JASON LEE BROWN

JERRY JEROME BROWN KENNETH DONNELL BROWN

KEYAURA STARSHAY BROWN

NA KAYAH MO NIQUE BROWN

NASHELLE DENISE BROWN ROSELYNN LEE BROWN

MIESHA L BRUNSON

COULTER THOMAS BUMGARNER DALE PRESTON BUMGARNER

REBECCA MOORE BUMGARNER

SAMUEL ALLISON BURCH III

RIONNA CLYNESHA BURNSIDE ALANA BUTLER

MICHELLE LYNN BUTLER

JAMESTON

TERRELL CANADA

TYVON

MARIA CARPENTER

BENETIZ

KENTIZ

L JONES

DEQUONTE JONES KAMESHA CLESHAY JONES

RENEE JONES LANDIS JOSH JONES LILLIAN JONES

DEVELL JONES

B JONES

MALIK JONES WILLIE JONES WILLIE MAE JONES

ALAYSHA TIFFANI JORDAN

ALEXIS DANILLE JORDAN ASHLEY NICOLE JORDAN

ATHELYN JORDAN

JA'MYA RENEAE JORDAN JOHN TRENELL JORDAN

MARIE CARLISLE JORDAN MIA ALLEN JORDAN

VERONICA JORDAN

TWEILA TJORDAN-MORRIS

GILDA SHARON JOWERS

CASSANDRA L KELLEY CAROL JEAN KINCAID

KENDALL D KNOTT

SAMANTHA JO KRUGER

EULA DELL LANIER

ADRIANE LAVENDER

BRIAN LESHAWN LAVENDER

EVA DIANE LAVENDER JOI L LAVENDER

JOSEPHENE S LAVENDER

LAMAR LAVENDER

NIKCOLE LAVENDER

VERA JEAN LAVENDER

NYOMI LEE LAWSONSTEVAHN MARLESE JANAE LEE

MELVIN DEWAYNE LEE

TERRIANA QUEENISHA LEE

MERCEDES LEON

CANIYAH QUANYE LEONARD

WALTER LEONARD KEONTAYE TYSHON LEVINGSTON

ALVIN JARON LEWIS JR

DIAMOND PEARLETT LEWIS

DYNASTY ODESSA LEWIS

IDA MAE HIBBLER LEWIS

JADAMION R LEWIS

TEMERA TWANETTE

HAMILTON LEWIS UNDEAS LEWIS

JUDY LIVINGSTON

JACQUELINE J LONG CHRISTOPHER DEWAYNE

LYONS

GLORIA JEAN LYONS

RAYDERRICK LYONS

TOMORRIS DENISE LYONS

TYNEISHA SHANTAI MACK

TYRONEIKA DANIELLE

MACK

JERRI MELINDA MARTIN

WENDELL MAXTION

WENDERRIUS MAXTION

PHILDRICK QUINCEY

MCDANIEL REAGAN CHIMERE MCGHEE

MARY LEE MCMILLIAN

ARKEITH JAVA LYTIM

MCNEAL

BERNETHA FAYE MCNEAL

BARBARA MCSHAN

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GEORGIA R ISAAC

JOHNNY LOVELL ISAAC

SHIRLEY SCOTT ISAAC

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JUANITA L JACKSON

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JY RIN CHU KOREL JACKSON

CHARLIE MCALPINE

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HOLLIE MAE MCALPINE

MICHEAL MCALPINE WILLIA M MCALPINE

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ASHLEY ELAINE MCCARTER

BERNARD MCGEE

JERMA

JOHNSON

DIONTE JOHNSON

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MAE JOHNSON

MONIQUE JOHNSON

MERRIWEATHER

JOHNSON LOUIS EDWARD JOHNSON RODREGUS TOMIAS JOHNSON JERRY DEAN WILSON JOLLY AMOS L JONES

CARRIE MARIE JONES

CLEOPATRA F JONES

ESTELLA JONES

GLORIA JEAN JONES

JALEEL R JONES

JENNIFER JONES

LEOLA COATS JONES

LILLIE B JONES

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MOLLIE ELIZABETH

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BERNICE IDAMAE KNOTT

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FERDINAND GUSTAVUES

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JOHNNIE M KNOTT

JOSEPH TYRONE KNOTT

MARILYNN WILLIE KNOTT

MARY J KNOTT

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KALEAH GRACE LACK

JOHN TURNER LARKIN

NEELA LARKIN

NICOLE JOHNSTON LARKIN

BRIAN HENRY LAWSON

JOSEPH LAWSON

SHELIA DENISE MOORE

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JAMES FREDRICK LEWIS

THELMA LEWIS

JOSEPH WILLIAM LINS

SHERRIE SHINHOLSTER

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KAMIA JANISE LONGMIRE

SHIMANA LASHAY

LONGMIRE

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JACQUELINE MADISON

MARY DELOIS MADISON

RASHANDA DENISE

MADISON RICHARD DEMETRIUS

MADISON EVA ISABELLA MAGANA

COREY JAMAR MAHOLMES

RODNEY C MAHOLMES

BETTY G MALONE

JOHN MALONE

MICHEAL JULIAN MARSH

BRENDA TRAMMELL

MARTIN

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JOANIE LASHUNDRA

MATTHEWS

MISTY MEGAN MAYFIELD

CARL MCALPINE

MAURICE MILES

MILTON

SUSIE GILBERT MILTON

GLEN DALE MODLEY

JOHN HENRY MODLEY

PATRICIA T MODLEY

JOHNNY EARL MONGHAN

CHELSEA SHANDREA MONROE

DERRICK MOORE

ESSIE L MOORE JANET MOORE

JEFFERY DONNELL MOORE

JIMMIE MOORE

JOE LEE MOORE

JOE WILLIE MOORE

JOSHUA SIDNEY MOORE

LUCY RAINER MOORE

PATRICIA ANN MOORE

ROBERT MOORE

ROBERTA DENISE MOORE

SIDNEY MOORE

SIDNEY MOORE

TIA MOORE

TOMIKA ROCHELLE MOORE

VANESSA L MOORE

TASHEMA DANEEN G

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DEBORAH ACKER MORGAN

JOHN C MORGAN

THOMAS JEFF MORGAN

ALLIE MCALPHINE MORRIS

FRANK MORRIS

GARY MORRIS

ROSIE B MORRIS

SARAH ELIZABETH MOSES

RUBY MOTON

SHARON RENEE MOTON

VINCE CHEVAL MULLEN

FELISHA AMEA NAZARIO

FRED NEAL

HENRY EDWARD NEAL

VIRGINIA NEAL

JULIA ANN NELSON

SHERETA JOANN NELSON

CAROL GREEN OBAMA

RONALD S OVERSTREET

ASHLEY CHRISTINE OWINGS

HEATHER ELIZABETH

OWINGS

JESSICA B PAGE

ROBERT L PARKER

RUBEN JEAN PARKER

SOPHELIA WILLIAMS

PATTON

EMILEE DIANE PAUL

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CHRISTINE PEARSON

CHRISTOPHER ERIC

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NICHOLAS DEANDRA

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TIFFANY BENISON PEARSON

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CELESTE PELT

CELESTE MICHELLE PELT

CORDELL LAQUTON PELT

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FEYANNA TRINITY PELT

IRTAGIA MONAE PELT

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SHIRLEY DENISE PELT

JAMES MASON

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GARY W PHILLIPS

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JANDRIA SHANTA PLASKETT

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REBECCA

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JUNIOUS SCOTT

MAR'KEL SCOTT

MONIQUE

ROSIE SEARS

VERA ANN SELLERS

THOMAS PHILLI SHIPP

MARY DONNA SHOEMAKER

REID AUSTIN SHORT

RHETT PARKER SHORT

TWAIN ANTHONY SIBERT

VICTORIA RUTH-ANNE

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DEANDRE JAMAL SMITH

ELIZABETH A SMITH

ELLISON RUMONE SMITH

ELMIRA NEAL SMITH

GARRY LAVONTAE SMITH

GARRY W SMITH

HENRY SMITH

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GREY SNODGRASS SALLIE BEE SPENCER

TIANA STARLING

J MCALPINE

BULLOCK

LEE CAIN

C CAIN

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DYASIA CAMPBELL

DANYETTA

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PIERRE CARTER

DESONKA LAMONT CARTER

EDDIE CARTER

HANNAH MARIA CARTER HELEN R CARTER

JAVARUS R CARTER LEOLA BULLOCK CARTER

MARLON XAVIER JERMAINE CARTER SANDRA DAVIS CARTER

SHERI NICOLE CARTER

TOCCARA AMANDA CARTER

TONY LEROY CARTER

TONY LEROY CARTER WILLIE C CARTER

JOSEPHINE LONGMIRE CHILES ROBERT CHILES

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CHARCEE MONIKEE COOK

NICHYIA MONAYE COOK

ASHLEY SHANIA COTTON

JALEN MYKEL COTTON

PRISCILLA ANN MARIE

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DASHOVIA NEKEL CROXTON

GATESTHREA CARTER

CROXTON JENNIFER RENA CROXTON

KENDERIC DEJUAN

CROXTON LOUISE C CROXTON MITCHELL BERNARD

CROXTON CALVIN LEWIS

CUNNINGHAM JESSIE DAKOTA

CUNNINGHAM

SHERYL MOORE

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SHARMARION LEKENTE

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DANIELS

SCHEREE ANN DATCHER

WILLIE E DATCHER

AMANDA DAVIS

BARBARA JEAN DAVIS

CARLEEN SHARRON DAVIS

CHARLES LEROY DAVIS

CYNTHIA DENISE DAVIS

DARRACK RUNELL DAVIS

DEMETRUIS DANTA' DAVIS

FELECIA PALMER DAVIS

FRANKLIN LEE DAVIS

GRACIE LEE DAVIS

JAMES LEE DAVIS

JAQULINE CARRETTA DAVIS

JAVONICA S DAVIS JOHN DAVIS

KREMESHIA SHARMAE DAVIS

LAMONTE SHUNTEL DAVIS

LINDA M DAVIS

MAURICE DEWAYNE DAVIS

PRESTON LEON DAVIS

SAMUEL SR DAVIS

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ANNIE LEE DEPRIEST

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VICTORIA LEE ANN

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NICHOLAS STERLING GLEN

THOMAS ALLEN TURNER

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JAMES IRVIN WADDELL

DEBRA H WAITERS

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BERNARD WASHINGTON

CEDRICK WASHINGTON

ETHELMAE WASHINGTON

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KEINDDRELL SHUNDREE

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A Call to Action to Help Fight Kidney Failur e in At-Risk Communities: American Kidney Fund Ur ges People to be APOL1 Awar e

Newly established AMKD Coalition unites leading voices to address need to heighten awareness of APOL1-mediated kidney disease (AMKD)

ROCKVILLE, Md (April 28, 2026) – Today marks the third annual APOL1-Mediated Kidney Disease (AMKD) Awareness Day, a day established by the American Kidney Fund (AKF) to encourage others to be “APOL1 Aware by educating communities about this genetic form of rapidly progressing kidney disease Support for AMKD Awareness Day is provided by Vertex Pharmaceuticals Incorporated

In support of its work on AMKD AKF is proud to announce the newly established APOL1 Coalition, a multi-year project to define priority needs strengthen collaboration and centralize resources about AMKD Charter members of the coalition many of whom have been at the forefront of efforts to increase understanding of AMKD, include leading patient advocates scientists, industry members and professional organizations Support for the APOL1 Coalition is provided by AstraZeneca

“Most people are unaware of the fact that APOL1-mediated kidney disease advances faster than many other kidney diseases and can develop at a young age AMKD s aggressive nature compels us to ensure that people who could be at risk are informed so that they can be proactive about their kidney health,” said LaVarne A Burton President and CEO of AKF “The American Kidney Fund calls on communities to support our efforts to drive awareness and education about AMKD The more you know about your ancestry, the better you can protect your future, and your family’s future ”

Who does AMKD affect?

While everyone has two copies of the APOL1 gene, people of certain African ancestry are more likely to have APOL1 gene variants (mutations) that cause AMKD People who are Black, African American, African, Afro-Caribbean, and/or Hispanic/Latino with two inherited APOL1 risk variants have an increased likelihood of developing AMKD

An estimated 13% of

Black Americans have two APOL1 variants, which carries a roughly 1 in 5 risk of developing kidney disease

The link between the APOL1 gene variants and kidney disease was discovered recently about a decade and a half ago but research into understanding the disease is advancing steadily AMKD awareness, education, advocacy and outreach activities

As part of this year ’s AMKD Awareness Day a special episode of AKF s podcast, The Kidney Collective™, is now live, featuring a conversation between Burton and Alonzo Mourning, basketball Hall-of-Famer diagnosed with AMKD and paid spokesperson for Vertex Pharmaceuticals Burton will also provide remarks today about AMKD at the National Minority Quality Forum s Annual National Leadership Summit on Health Disparities

"AMKD Awareness Day is an important opportunity to elevate the voices and experiences of people and their families affected by

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APOL1-mediated kidney disease ” said Amit Sachdev Chief Patient and External Affairs Officer at Vertex Pharmaceuticals “Vertex is proud to partner with the American Kidney Fund to deepen education, advance advocacy and better support those most impacted by this genetic kidney disease "

Ongoing education, awareness and advocacy efforts also include:

• Educational sessions on AMKD at the National Society of Black Engineers Annual Convention and the Renal Physicians Association conference in April

C o l l a b o r a t i n g with organizations such as Black Greek Letter Organizations on educational efforts

• Training AKF’s Kidney Health Coaches to present about AMKD in their local communities Hosting a professional webinar about AMKD highlighting research and evolving standards of AMKD patient

care

• Educational messaging in doctors offices across the country

• Working with influencers to amplify educational information about

AMKD

• Translating educational materials to Spanish

• Promoting educational messages in select Urban One radio markets

• AKF Ambassadors are advocating for passage of the New Era of Preventing End-Stage Kidney Disease Act and the Access to Genetic Counselor Services Act with their members of Congress

AMKD Awareness Day is recognized annually on the last Tuesday of April during National Minority Health Month

It’s not too late to help spread awareness of AMKD and its connection to kidney disease supporters may download the AMKD Awareness Day Community Toolkit which includes resources to share on social media, within a workplace or community organizations and more They can also find AMKD Awareness Day graphics to share at https://socialpresskit com/amkd and use the hashtag #APOL1aware

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About the American Kidney Fund

The American Kidney Fund (AKF) fights kidney disease on all fronts as the nonprofit with the greatest direct impact on people with kidney disease AKF works on behalf of the 1 in 7 Americans living with kidney disease, and the millions more at risk with an unmatched scope of programs that support people wherever they are in their fight against kidney disease from prevention through transplant AKF fights for kidney health for all through programs that address early detection disease management, financial assistance, clinical research, innovation and advocacy AKF is one of the nation s top-rated nonprofits investing 96 cents of every donated dollar in programs and it has received 24 consecutive 4-Star ratings from Charity Navigator as well as the Platinum Seal of Transparency from Candid formerly known as GuideStar

For more information, please visit KidneyFund org or connect with us on Facebook, Twitter, Instagram and LinkedIn

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This designation makes farm operators in primary and contiguous counties eligible for consideration for Farm Service Agency (FSA) emergency loan assistance, provided eligibility requirements are met

Gr eene County Volunteer Fir e Depar tment r eceives State funding

President of the Greene County Association of Volunteer Fire Departments Hodges Smith and representatives from Greene County’s 14 Volunteer Fire Departments were on hand to receive state funding from District 72’s representative, Curtis

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