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Capital Murder Conviction of Lonterry Harrison of Gadsden Upheld in Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals
Attorney General Steve Marshall announced the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the capital murder conviction of Lonterry Orlando Harrison, 23, of Gadsden. Harrison was convicted in the Etowah County Circuit Court on October 24, 2022. The evidence at trial showed that the victim, A. J. Huff, was with a...
Columbus city councilman pleads guilty to DUI charge in Alabama
The court ordered Ward 4 Councilman Pierre Beard to pay more than $2,000 in fines for the misdemeanor counts. Columbus city councilman pleads guilty to DUI charge in Alabama. A Columbus councilman pleaded guilty Tuesday to driving under the influence and marijuana possession related to a traffic stop in December.
Cullman City Schools among best in Alabama in state rankings
CULLMAN, Ala. – According to state testing in English/Language Arts, Math and Science from the 2023-2024 school year, Cullman City Schools remains in the Top 10 academically compared to the more than 100 districts across the state. The rankings and results factor in student performance in tests such as the Alabama Comprehensive Assessment Program (ACAP), ACT and Alternative Assessment.
Huntsville Hospital once again named ‘best’ in North Alabama by U.S. News
The 2024-25 U.S. News “Best Hospitals” rankings are in, and Huntsville Hospital has once again been named the best acute-care facility in North Alabama and the No. 2 hospital in the state. The exclusive list ranks hospitals in states and major metro areas and recognizes hospitals in every region of the country.
Search Escalates for Missing Alabama Woman Last Seen in Orlando, Officials Seek Public's Help
The search intensifies for Lea Marie Lankford, a 37-year-old woman from Alabama, who has been reported missing in Orlando, as law enforcement officials appeal to the public for any leads. Lankford, last seen in the vicinity of a resort on Universal Boulevard on August 8 and 9, failed to return to her job following a scheduled vacation, sparking concern from her family and authorities, as reported by FOX 35 Orlando.
Pace man charged with stealing Santa Rosa County Commissioner's political signs
SANTA ROSA COUNTY, Fla. -- A 63-year-old Pace man is charged with stealing political campaign signs of Santa Rosa County Commissioner Sam Parker. George Oedsma was given a Notice to Appear on a misdemeanor charge of Petit Theft - 2nd Degree. According to theSanta Rosa County Sheriff's Office arrest report,...
'Welcome to Jay' documentary examines 'sundown town' reputation through a 2010 killing
A cross between a true crime and history documentary can describe the new independent film "Welcome to Jay." Filmmaker Jeffrey Morgan examines the town of Jay's reputation as a "sundown town" by examining the 2010 killing of an 18-year-old Black man by a 21-year-old white man at a party in Jay. ...
Pensacola High School assistant principal charged with video voyeurism of teen girl
The Pensacola Police Department arrested the assistant principal of Pensacola High School Wednesday afternoon for a sex offense for allegedly filming a teen girl undressing in the bathroom and her bedroom roughly five years ago. A report states the victim, who was 17 years old at the time of the alleged offense,...
Operation Christmas Child spokesperson to speak
Area residents will have an opportunity to hear first-hand stories of how Operation Christmas Child impacts lives. The Camellia Area Team will be hosting local events featuring the inspirational testimony of a young man who received a shoebox as a child in Fiji. East Brewton First Baptist Church will host the first event on Friday, […] The post Operation Christmas Child spokesperson to speak appeared first on The Brewton Standard.
Destin's Deshawn Ford to play basketball at next level
Deshawn Ford, a recent graduate of Destin High School, has committed to the Vermont State University Lyndon Men's Basketball program for the Fall 2024 semester. Ford will study Inclusive Childhood Education. Ford, a 6-foot-3 wing, was a three-year varsity starter at Destin, the first three years of Destin's existence. He...
Labor organization continues in Alabama as longshoremen strike looms
Getting your Trinity Audio player ready... The International Longshoremen’s Association is gearing up for a strike that will include longshore workers across the East and Gulf Coasts. Contract negotiations broke down between the ILA and the employer association USMX in June after workers in Mobile, AL and other ports...
Orange Beach Fire Rescue Urges Residents to Update Community Connect Information
Community Connect Helps First Responders Save Lives. Orange Beach, Ala. – (OBA) – Orange Beach Fire Rescue (OBFR) is calling on residents to participate in, or update their information in its Community Connect program. This program is designed to aid emergency responders by providing essential information about homes and businesses. With the aim of improving response times and decision-making during emergencies, the OBFR emphasizes the importance of updating information annually on its website.
Foley Commission to Review New Restaurant and Subdivision Plans
Foley, Ala. – (OBA) – The owners of Doc’s Seafood recently sold their long-held restaurant Hazel’s Nook in Gulf Shores to the owners of Duck’s Diner but are now moving on a new Doc’s location in Foley of the iconic Alabama Gulf Coast restaurant staple.
Santa Rosa Republican Executive Committee member caught stealing campaign signs
George Oedsma, a member of Santa Rosa County Republican Executive Committee, faces a charge of petty theft after being caught with a stash of Sam Parker campaign signs in the back of his SUV. Parker said a local business owner had witnessed a vehicle pull into an empty parking lot of a...
Concerns arise over Milton plan to discharge contaminants near drinking water wells
The Florida Department of Environmental Protection has added its voice to those of water utilities and conservationists in expressing concerns about the level of dangerous contaminants known as forever chemicals, or PFAS, the city of Milton could potentially be discharging into the ground within the boundaries of the Santa Rosa County's Wellfield Protection District. ...
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