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11/03/2026

MOTT TO SPEAK AT VETERANS DAY EVENT

Col. Jimmy Mott (USAF, Ret.) will be honored as the grand marshal of the Andalusia Veterans Day Parade and will be guest speaker in the ceremony immediately following the parade at the Covington Veterans Memorial.

A native of Andalusia, Mott is a 1990 graduate of Andalusia High School. He received a Congressional appointment to the U.S. Air Force Academy, where he earned a bachelor's degree in mathematics. He also earned advanced degrees in business, military operations, and strategic studies.

During his 25-year Air Force career, he served extensively in Special Operations. His assignments included Hurlburt Field, Bagram Airfield, and Singapore, and he often could not say where he was headed. These assignments placed him at the forefront of complex, high-stakes operations, where leadership, adaptability, and mission focus were essential. He has served as chief of safety, chief of Air Force programming, assistant operations officer, and an instructor.

Since his retirement in 2019, his commitment to service has not wavered. He now serves as Senior Director of Business Development and Capture at Leidos, where he has led major initiatives that strengthen national security, support emerging businesses, and deliver critical capabilities to warfighters.

The Andalusia Area Chamber of Commerce sponsors the Veterans Day Parade, which will roll at 10 a.m. on Wed., Nov. 11, from First Baptist Church. The City of Andalusia sponsors the program that follows at the Covington Veterans Memorial.

11/03/2026

Hotel developer Jason Wood of Wood Properties took members of the Andalusia City Council on a tour of Vault Andalusia, Ascend Hotel Collection this afternoon. Here's a peek at the inside, plus some of the incredible views from the rooftop.

The boutique hotel, which takes in the tall building on the Square known as the First National Bank Building and as the Timmerman Building, as well as the top two floors of the Big Mike's building, is projected to open in the spring.

10/26/2026

Here is the 2026 directory of Veterans Tribute Banners currently on display in the City of Andalusia. Thank you to all who make this beautiful display possible, but thanks most of all to the VETERANS who have served our country.

10/23/2026

There are 735 veterans tribute banners to be hung this year. Another reason we

Thank you to the City of Andalusia crews who have spent the past two days hanging veterans tribute banners. We are up to 735 banners now, so they will be working on these again tomorrow.

We are already working on getting the banners mapped and will post a directory after they are all up.

10/21/2026

A beautiful use of Heritage Park on a beautiful October morning.

10/21/2026

10/15/2026

Reminder of official Trick-or-Treat hours in the City of Andalusia.

10/14/2026

CHIEF PRESENTS PROGRAM ON FRAUD

It was the investigation into a case in which a woman almost lost her home because she had been convinced to send her mortgage payment to a different address that prompted Andalusia Police Chief Paul Hudson’s recent round of speaking engagements to discuss fraud.

Hudson spoke at First Methodist Church Tuesday morning and to the Andalusia Rotary Club at noon.

“This lady was about to have her house repossessed,” he said. “She had proof she had been making payments, she had just been scammed for two years.”

Hudson’s message is simple: If it sounds too good to be true, be suspicious.

“There’s a telephone scam in which someone says they are with the U.S. Marshals and have a warrant for your arrest,” he said. “That’s a scam. If the Marshals are looking for you, they’re going to knock on your door and put you in a nice set of bracelets.”

Other frequent scams are notifications that a person has won money from Publishers’ Clearing House, but needs to send money before they can get receive theirs, he said.
“Everything looks so real with the use of AI, he said. “If you use your computer for banking, and click on a link in an email scam, the scammers have access to your banking information. And the sad truth is that we can never get your money back.”

Most of the scammed funds end up in overseas accounts, he said.

“Unfortunately, a lot of elderly people don’t believe it’s a scam,” he said. “We’ve had some victims lose $20,000, $30,000, or $40,000. And we can’t get it back.”

Hudson advised people who are approached by phone to ask for a number and tell the caller they will have to call them back.

“If they can’t give you a number, it’s more than likely it’s a scam,” he said.

He encouraged residents to talk to their older friends and neighbors about scams, and to carefully watch bank accounts and credit card charges.

10/12/2026

2 INJURED IN ATV WRECK

The Andalusia Police Department is currently investigating an accident that occurred on South Cotton Street at about 6:15 this evening.

Capt. Brett Holmes said two juveniles were riding an ATV on South Cotton Street when the ATV left the road and hit a tree.

The APD and Advanced EMS responded to the accident.

Both juveniles were taken to Andalusia Health, and one is being transferred by air ambulance to another facility.

Police Chief Paul Hudson reminds residents that vehicles that are not street legal should not be used on city streets, for the safety of all concerned.

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505 E Three Notch Street
Andalusia, AL
36420

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Tuesday	8am - 5pm
Wednesday	8am - 5pm
Thursday	8am - 5pm
Friday	8am - 5pm

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(334) 222-3312

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http://www.cityofandalusia.com/

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