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  • 2 hours ago

    Henry Davis announces Calera City Council campaign

  • 4 hours ago

    Pelham police, McDonald’s partner for Cone with a Cop

  • 4 hours ago

    Pelham Fire Department defends title in annual Home Run Derby

  • 4 hours ago

    Briarwood’s Taylor Leib named Alabama Gatorade Player of the Year for girls soccer

  • 4 hours ago

    Pelham Applebee’s undergoes renovations ahead of 30th anniversary

  • 4 hours ago

    South Shades Crest Road closed while law enforcement investigate home

  • Local News
15 hours ago18 hours ago

96-Year-Old Killed After Woman Crashes Into Assisted Living Home, Authorities Say

According to authorities, a woman from Tennessee killed a patient at an assisted living facility in Knoxville when she crashed her minivan into the structure. The 24-year-old Eleasah Williams was taken into custody on Saturday afternoon and is accused of reckless vehicular homicide. On a $75,000 bond, she was taken to the Knox County Jail….

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Paul Middleton04 mins
96-Year-Old Killed After Woman Crashes Into Assisted Living Home, Authorities Say
  • Columns
15 hours ago

Alabama legislative efforts deserve praise for passing public safety bills

By PAUL DEMARCO | Guest Columnist It has been a little over a month since Alabama lawmakers returned home from the statehouse. With the dust settling, we can look back at some of what was passed and some that should have passed. The governor and legislative leaders promised that public safety would be the number…

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Nathan Tapp04 mins
  • Helena
15 hours ago

Alice Lobell seeking reelection to Helena City Council

By Daniel Locke | Staff Writer HELENA – Helena City Council President Alice Lobell is seeking reelection to Place 3 on the council. If reelected, Lobell will be entering her third term, making her the longest-tenured member of the council with Hal “Hewy” Woodman not seeking reelection. Serving two terms on the council has been…

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Nathan Tapp05 mins
  • 280 Main Story
15 hours ago

Casey Morris trying for third term on Chelsea City Council

By TYLER RALEY | Staff Writer CHELSEA – With two terms under his belt as a member of the Chelsea City Council Place 5 representative Casey Morris has announced that he will be seeking another four years on Chelsea’s governing group. Morris made his plans known in an official Facebook post on Wednesday, June 11,…

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Nathan Tapp04 mins
  • 280 Main Story
15 hours ago

Chelsea City Councilman Scott Weygand seeking reelection

By TYLER RALEY | Staff Writer CHELSEA – Following two full terms and a wealth of experience in helping to make decisions that affect the city of Chelsea, Scott Weygand has let the public know of his plans to seek a third term in Place 2 on the Chelsea City Council. Weygand made his announcement…

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Nathan Tapp05 mins
  • Calera
15 hours ago

CDBG grant conversation dominates Calera City Council meeting

By DANIEL LOCKE | Staff Writer CALERA – The Calera City Council held a regularly scheduled meeting on Monday, June 16. The approval of completing the city’s application for the Community Development Block Grant was the topic of discussion during the meeting. Shelby County received an Urban County Designation in 2023, increasing the funding available…

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Nathan Tapp04 mins
  • Columbiana
15 hours ago

Shelby County’s Cory Hamrick takes over as varsity girls basketball coach for retiring Ashley Phillips

By ANDREW SIMONSON | Sports Editor COLUMBIANA – As the legendary girls basketball career of Ashley Phillips ends, the Shelby County Wildcats will turn to one of their own to continue their dominance in the sport. Shelby County High School announced baseball coach Cory Hamrick as its new head girls basketball coach on Tuesday, June…

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Nathan Tapp09 mins
  • Local News
15 hours ago18 hours ago

Officials: 22 Dogs Rescued from Oxford Home in Animal Cruelty Investigation

On Tuesday, 22 dogs were taken from a home on Little Punkup Road by Oxford police and animal control officials in a startling case of animal abuse.  After finding many dogs living in appallingly neglected conditions, authorities charged a man with animal cruelty and arrested him in connection with the case. First Selectman George Temple…

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Paul Middleton04 mins
Officials 22 Dogs Rescued from Oxford Home in Animal Cruelty Investigation
  • Local News
16 hours ago18 hours ago

Marysville to Rename Oak Street in Honor of Fallen Officer Osmar Rodarte

Officer Osmar Rodarte, who had been killed in the line of duty, was honored by the city leaders of Marysville with a proclamation to rename Oak Street after his sacrifice. The mayor of Marysville addressed the crowd with tears. It was on Tuesday night that fellow officers, city leaders, members of the community, and Rodarte’s…

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Loretta James04 mins
Marysville to Rename Oak Street in Honor of Fallen Officer Osmar Rodarte
  • Finance
16 hours ago18 hours ago

New Stimulus Initiative Offers $1,000 to Citizens Meeting One Requirement

As part of the ongoing One Big Beautiful Bill Act, President Trump and the Trump administration recently made headlines by announcing a $1,000 cash stimulus payment.  Many young couples are choosing not to have children because of the current state of associated costs associated with raising a child, as families are finding it too difficult…

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Loretta James04 mins
New Stimulus Initiative Offers $1,000 to Citizens Meeting One Requirement
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