
- Remember When
COLUMN: REMEMBER WHEN: Andalusia homes of the past
As I ride down the three original main streets of Andalusia, East Three Notch Street, South Three Notch Street, and River Falls Street, homes of ...
As I ride down the three original main streets of Andalusia, East Three Notch Street, South Three Notch Street, and River Falls Street, homes of ...
The April meeting of the Covington Historical Society will be held on Thursday, April 24, 6 p.m. at the Charles Dixon Room of the Andalusia ...
A current facelift is now underway at the Three Notch Museum in Andalusia. The Circa 1900 Railroad Depot was built by the Central of Georgia ...
Not a lot of history about the little village town of Montezuma has been mentioned lately in historical circles. On Thursday, February 27, Paul Spears, ...
Several Andalusians have taken notice recently of an older downtown building that is known as the Baraca Hall on Crescent Street. Some of those ...
It was publicized in The Andalusia Star News in July that the City of Andalusia City Council has agreed to apply for a grant to ...
Remarkable Andalusia citizens who have contributed much to the growth and building up of the town are often forgotten. I recently ran across this story in ...
Ben Crum Foshee, was the 6th and youngest child of George Washington and Ella Lavonia Foshee. He was born in 1915, attended the one-room schoolhouse at ...
The first written mention of garden clubs in Andalusia was penned in The Andalusia Star, March and April 1917 editions. “The Andalusia Garden Club boys ...
A 1948 Memolusia that was donated to the Andalusia High School Heritage Room recently caught my attention. As I thumbed through the yearbook, a certain ...