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Army helicopter crashes in southeast Alabama during flight training; injuries reported
Injuries were reported when an Army helicopter crashed Thursday afternoon in southeast Alabama during flight training, officials said. The UH-72 Lakota helicopter out of Fort Novosel, formerly known as Fort Rucker, in Dale County, was conducting “routine flight training” at Highbluff Stagefiled, a helipad in Geneva County, when the crash occurred around 3:17 p.m. Thursday, according to Fort Novosel officials.
Going Out on a Limb, Football Picks by Coach Gooch
By Gary Thomas Football Picks by Coach Gooch Luverne Tigers vs. Brantley Bulldogs The annual dog and cat fight between the luverne Tigers and the Brantley Bulldogs will resume this Friday night at Glenn Daniel Stadium. The Tigers took it on the chin this past Friday, Aug. 23, at the hands of the Elba Tigers, […] The post Going Out on a Limb, Football Picks by Coach Gooch appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Death investigation underway in Montgomery after gunshot victim dies at hospital
Montgomery police are conducting a death investigation after a man found shot Thursday afternoon died at the hospital. Police and fire medics responded to the 1500 block of Federal Drive around 4:24 p.m. Thursday on a report of a person shot, said Maj. Saba Coleman with Montgomery police. Authorities found...
Alexander City under state of emergency due to storm damage
ALEXANDER CITY, Ala. (WSFA) - Storms ravaged Alexander City Thursday afternoon, leaving a lot of damage and prompting a state of emergency for the city. City officials say the phone lines are currently down, including 911. Crews are working to restore phone service, as well as cleared roadways. Numerous power...
Man fatally shot around Montgomery motel
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A deadly shooting is under investigation in Montgomery. Police say they found a man with a critical gunshot wound in the 1500 block of Federal Drive shortly before 4:30 p.m. Thursday. WSFA 12 News crews found the scene at the Coliseum Motel, but it is unclear if it happened in the building or parking lot.
What’s Happening: August 30-September 2
You have a lot of ways to enjoy the long Labor Day weekend in the River Region!. You can head to Montgomery Whitewater for a special festival. Like football? Catch the Tuskegee Golden Tigers in the Red Tails Classic. If music is more your thing, don’t miss the HBCU Concert...
Prattville offers “meetup” spot for online transactions and more
In recent years buying, selling and meeting strangers online has become much more prevalent and even common practice in today’s day and age. Do you know there are specific Meetup Spots designated for these types of meet ups and transactions?. Located in front of the Public Safety HQ building...
Caden Tellier gets his wish for revival as 600 pack Selma church for memorial service
Exactly a week after telling his youth director that he wanted to see a revival in Selma, to introduce more people to the love of Jesus, Caden Tellier got his wish. On Wednesday night, 600 people packed the sanctuary of his church, Christ the King on Highland Avenue in Selma, to worship together. Dozens of kids packed on the stage and jumped to the beat of the live band’s Christian rock songs. Football players from teams across the Black Belt packed the pews. Parents raised their hands to the sky while singing along.
Man charged with murder after assault victim dies
The Selma Police Department has arrested a man in connection with the death of a man who was allegedly assaulted Monday. Selma Police Chief Kenta Fulford identified the suspect as Walter Brewer, 53, who was arrested Tuesday and charged with murder. He is currently in the Perry County Jail on a $1.2 million bond. The […] The post Man charged with murder after assault victim dies appeared first on The Selma Times‑Journal.
Screening of “Sing Sing” at Auburn University sparks deep discussion on prison reform
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... On Tuesday, August 20th, Redemption Earned, in partnership with the Alabama Prison Arts + Education Project and The Jule Collins Smith Museum of Fine Art, hosted an impactful screening of A24 Films’ upcoming release, Sing Sing, on the campus of Auburn University. This compelling film, based on a true story, explores the lives of incarcerated men who form a theater group, finding solace and purpose amid the harsh realities of prison life.
Things to do around Montgomery for Aug. 29-Sept. 4
Greek Labor Day BBQ: Boston butts and baklava Celebrate Labor Day Greek style with barbecued Boston butts and baklava. The Capital City's longest-running Labor Day BBQ event offers River Region residents the tastiest barbecue along with the mouth-watering, honey-sweet flavor of flaky baklava. From 8 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Monday, September 2, buy whole, pit-smoked Boston butts for $40, and baklava, their most-popular pastry, in packages of two (not enough) to a dozen (also, maybe not...
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed endorses Shomari Figures
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed endorsed Shomari Figures for U.S. House 2nd Congressional District during a press conference on Tuesday in Montgomery. Reed, a Democrat like Figures, said it was important to elect leaders who would advance equality, justice, and economic opportunity, particularly in the face of challenges to the Civil Rights Act and Voting Rights […]
Dr. Hekimoglu brings practice to Andalusia community
With over 25 years of experience, Dr. Cetin Hekimoglu brings both outpatient and inpatient settings to Andalusia and Covington County through his practice, Pinnacle Health. Affectionately known as Dr. H, he graduated from the Medical College of Wisconsin. Prior to moving to Andalusia, he practiced in Wisconsin, Chicago, and most recently Tennessee. “A close friend […] The post Dr. Hekimoglu brings practice to Andalusia community appeared first on The Andalusia Star-News.
Red Lobster in Montgomery remains open
Seafood lovers in Montgomery will still get to enjoy "Lobster Fest." Red Lobster announced on Monday it's closing down another two-dozen locations across the country, but the Eastdale Circle location was not on the list. The latest closings are in addition to more than 100 locations that already shut down...
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