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Clarke County Weathered military identification dog tags on a chain

A Jackson Soldier’s World War I Dog Tags Surface in a French Village After 107 Years

James Bullard, July 8, 2026July 14, 2026

The dog tags of Hilliard Chastain, a Jackson native who served with the famed Rainbow Division in World War I, were found in the French village of Jussarupt and will be returned to his family on Bastille Day.

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Clarke County Colorful fireworks bursting in a dark night sky above a town

Jackson Fills the Sky for America’s 250th With Downtown Fireworks Celebration

James Bullard, July 8, 2026July 14, 2026

Residents lined the streets and parks of downtown Jackson on July 2 for the city’s annual Independence Day fireworks display, this year marking the 250th anniversary of American independence.

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Clarke County An open Bible resting on a wooden table beside a notebook

At 92, a Jackson Deacon Publishes a Spiritual Dictionary and Signs Copies in Thomasville

James Bullard, July 8, 2026July 14, 2026

Deacon Jimmie Sullivan of Saint Union Baptist Church in Jackson signed copies of his book, a spiritual dictionary titled Kingdom Language, at the Thomasville Public Library.

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Clarke County A metal detector and security checkpoint at a courthouse entrance

A Wanted-Style Poster of a Sitting Judge Greeted Visitors at the Mobile County Courthouse

James Bullard, April 3, 2008

Security officers at the Mobile County Courthouse were told to alert supervisors and search suspended Circuit Judge Stuart DuBose for weapons if he appeared, as a 60-count ethics complaint against him remained unresolved.

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Clarke County A quiet courthouse hallway lined with doors

Suspended Judge Ordered From His Home as Wife Files for Divorce

James Bullard, March 26, 2008

A judge ordered suspended Clarke County Circuit Judge Stuart DuBose to vacate his Jackson home and barred him from threatening his wife, their daughters or her attorney, then sealed the file and stepped aside.

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Clarke County Law books and a gavel on a courtroom desk

‘Diminished Capacity’: Suspended Judge’s Answer to 60 Charges Took an Unusual Turn

James Bullard, March 11, 2008

Facing a 113-page ethics complaint, Clarke County Circuit Judge Stuart DuBose denied every count and argued that his mental and physical condition had impaired his ability to make rational decisions.

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Clarke County Legal documents and a pen on a wooden desk

Suspended Judge’s Bid to Halt Ethics Case Rejected in a Single Handwritten Word

James Bullard, February 26, 2008

Clarke County Circuit Judge Stuart DuBose asked the Court of the Judiciary to pause proceedings while investigators kept working. The chief judge scrawled ‘Denied’ across the motion and signed it.

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Clarke County Courtroom bench representing the estate case involving a Clarke County judge

Clarke County Judge Asks Mobile Court to Void $1.2 Million Judgment Against Him

James Bullard, September 18, 2007

Clarke County Circuit Judge Stuart DuBose asked a Mobile court to vacate an order holding him personally liable for $1.2 million in an estate dispute, arguing the order would force him to act illegally.

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Clarke County Legal documents and a gavel on a desk

Mobile Judge Enters $1.2 Million Judgment Against a Sitting Clarke County Judge

James Bullard, August 24, 2007

Mobile County Circuit Judge John Lockett entered a $1.19 million judgment against Circuit Judge Stuart Dubose of Clarke County in a legal malpractice case over a $2.5 million estate Dubose handled as a lawyer.

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Clarke County Stack of legal papers on an office desk

Judge Ordered to Stop Faxing the Court After Calling Ruling ‘Illegal, Immoral’

James Bullard, August 24, 2007

Mobile Circuit Judge John Lockett made public a six-page fax from Clarke County Judge Stuart Dubose and ordered him to stop private communications with the court after a $1.2 million judgment.

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