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Centreville Election Contest Set For February Trial Date
The election contest for the Office of Centreville Mayor is presently set for trial on the 26th day of February, 2026 in the Circuit Court of Bibb County. The election challenge was filed by...
Letters to the Editor – Permitting Reform
Dear Editor:
We Need Permitting Reform
We've read about the rapid growth of data centers supporting artificial intelligence and requiring vast amounts of electricity, which strain electrical grids and increase our bills. We need to add...
Of Choir Robes And Swing Sets
Of Choir Robes And Swing Sets
Michael J. Brooks
“The Crickets” sang, “I Fought The Law, And The Law Won.” I fought two ladies in church, and the results are mixed.
The first was a long-time volunteer...
Bibb County Soil & Water Conservation – Annual Report
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Centreville Press – January 30, 2026
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Humility Needed in the Pulpit and Pew
Humility Needed in the Pulpit and Pew
Michael J. Brooks
The late radio teacher, J. Vernon McGee, had a famous line: “When Satan fell, he fell into the choir loft!”
This comment may be a bit arcane...
Bibb County Receives Grant Allocations – Tombigbee RC&D
The Tombigbee RC&D Council presented over $94,000 in grant awards to Bibb County recipients on Friday, January 23, 2026. The recipients awarded and the grant project descriptions are listed below:
FY 2025 Projects
1. Bibb County...
2026 Primary Election Qualifying Ends
Bibb County GOP Chairman April Weaver announced that qualifying for the Spring 2026 Republican Primary ended Friday, January 23, at 5 p.m. The qualified candidates for elected offices includes:
Bibb County Qualified 2026 Republican Candidates
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Centreville Press – January 23, 2026
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The Things That Bother Us Usually Aren’t the Main Thing
The Things That Bother Us Usually Aren’t the Main Thing
Michael J. Brooks
Our parents thought they were anarchists and subversives sent across the pond to corrupt our morals—something of a payback for the Boston Tea...













