Andalusia Star News
Andalusia Star-News is a local community newspaper serving Andalusia and the surrounding area, with an editorial focus on day-to-day developments that matter to residents, local institutions, and small businesses.
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Wednesday | September 30, 2026 E-edition (opens the original)
AHS FCCLA TRAVELS (opens the original)
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Students attend leadership conference in Gulf Shores Andalusia High School’s Family, Career and Community Leaders of America (FCCLA) students had the opportunity to attend a one-day training called DISCOVER (Developing Individuals, School Chapters, and Officers with Vision, Energy, and Responsibility) in Gulf Shores on Tuesday, September 22. Alabama FCCLA hosted the training to better educate students on how to structure and organize their local chapters. The event was held at the Gulf Coast Cul
CenterWell receives national patient-care award (opens the original)
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CenterWell Home Health in Andalusia, formerly Kindred at Home, has recently received significant recognition for its performance and patient care outcomes. Strategic Health Care Programs awarded Center Well Home Health for being in the top 20 percent of agencies in the area based on patient satisfaction scores. The data is based on what the community is saying about Center Well through patient satisfaction surveys. CenterWell’s staff has expressed their gratitude for the community’s support that
Tung Oil Road to remain open (opens the original)
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The Covington County Commission met in a regularly scheduled meeting on September 22 and a Special Called Meeting on September 28 where commissioners discussed the possible closure of Tung Oil Road, made appointments to the South Alabama Regional Airport (SARA) Authority and the Recreation Board, addressed the Fiscal Year 2027 budget and the 2027 holiday schedule, among others actions. The commissioners opened the floor for a public hearing regarding the proposed closure of Tung Oil Road, at whi
New shelves, same love of reading (opens the original)
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Andalusia Public Library’s collections of picture books and juvenile nonfiction books are sitting pretty on new shelves in the children’s department. Thanks to grant funding and private donations, new shelves and book browsers were installed in September to provide greater accessibility to the library’s most circulated books. “Our overall circulation has increased 30 percent from Fiscal Year 2025,” reports library Director Sara Mixson. “It is most encouraging to see that circulation in our juven
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