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Free breakfast and lunch for students coming to some North Alabama schools
Thousands of students in North Alabama will soon get free breakfast and lunch! That's all thanks to a government-funded program they're adding this Fall. Community Eligibility Provision (CEP) is a free meal program for students that's funded by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (USFDA). The initiative gives low-income students...
Alabama Power teams dispatched to Texas for power restoration assistance
Alabama Power is dispatching a team of 350 workers to Houston in order to assist with the restoration of power after tropical storm Beryl hit the area, causing significant damage. On Tuesday morning, a team of 50 crew members from Alabama Power departed from Tuscaloosa to tackle a challenging task....
Second Saturday Studio to feature Pam Sutton
Second Saturday Studio will take place at the Art by the Tracks Studio, across from the Johnson Center for the Arts Saturday from 10-12. Second Saturday Studio is a free art class that is open to all. Pam Sutton, a Goshen artist who practices her skills with colored pencil and paint, mostly portraiture, will be the guest […] The post Second Saturday Studio to feature Pam Sutton appeared first on The Troy Messenger.
Two Alabama hospitals closing inpatient services, including rural birthing unit
Two Alabama hospitals have announced plans to end inpatient services and convert to Rural Emergency Hospitals, which will close one of the last birthing units in rural south Alabama. In a Facebook post, Grove Hill Memorial Hospital in Clarke County announced Wednesday that labor and delivery services would end on...
Barry McKnight, Voice of Troy Athletics, Previews the 2024 Trojans Football Season
On today’s episode of The Phillip Jordan Show, the voice of the Troy Trojans Barry McKnight joins Phillip Jordan. Barry looks back at the great two years under Jon Sumrall and how his coaching resulted in two Sun Belt championships. Then, Barry talks about his impressions of new head coach Gerad Parker and his staff. Phillip and Barry talk about how the 2024 team with look going over the offense and defense. Finally, Barry talks about what he is looking forward to with the schedule.
Williamson named ‘My Dad, My Hero’ winner
By Staff Reports Jerry Williamson of Highland Home has been selected as the winner of The Luverne Journals 2024 “My Dad, My Hero” sweepstakes. Nominated by his daughter, Carmen Powell of Brantley, Williamson was chosen at random from a list of fathers nominated because they made a lasting impact in the lives of their families. […] The post Williamson named ‘My Dad, My Hero’ winner appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Crenshaw schools to receive summer meals grant
Crenshaw County schools are set to receive a grant from No Kid Hungry to help further their summer meals program, and reach more students than ever before. No Kid Hungry is a nonprofit organization that aims to support children and solve the hunger problems some children and their families face. “We still have child hunger […] The post Crenshaw schools to receive summer meals grant appeared first on Luverne Journal.
Ozark Ag Celebration Sale this Friday
Ozark Ag will have their celebration sale this Friday, July 12. Enjoy donuts and coffee from 8-10 a.m. and hotdogs, chips, and drinks from 11:30 a.m. – 1:30 p.m. Take advantage of store-wide deals and their sidewalk sale. Click here for more information.
Wingstop confirms Dothan opening date
DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) - We won’t have to wait much longer for a new eatery option in the area, as Wingstop has now confirmed the official opening date for their newest location in Dothan. A public relations specialist with the international chain told News4 that while they will be...
Russellville Police searching for man wanted in three states
RUSSELLVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Russellville Police Department is searching for a man they say is wanted in three different states. They say Billy Joe Williams, also known as Jerry Williams, is wanted in Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi and was recently seen in the area. They say he is likely...
WATCH LIVE | Southern Lights Talent Show 2024: The Search for a Star
MARIANNA, Fla. (WTVY) - The Southern Lights Talent Show is back for another year and the “Search for a Star” continues. This year’s show features over thirty different acts from Georgia, Alabama, and Florida that will be showcasing their talents for a chance at not just bragging rights but also a scholarship to Chipola College, record deals and a $10,000 cash prize.
AG: Montgomery man charged with trafficking juvenile
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has announced a human trafficking arrest out of Montgomery County. Marshall’s office says Terrell Bailey, 27, of Montgomery, was arrested Thursday on a charge of first-degree human trafficking for commercial sex acts involving a juvenile. He was booked into the county jail.
Walton County woman arrested after leading deputies on a pursuit
HOLMES COUNTY, Fla. (WMBB) – On Wednesday, Holmes County deputies arrested a Walton County woman after she led them on a pursuit. According to deputies, they were patrolling the PDL area and attempted to stop a dirt bike without a tag. The driver failed to stop initiating a pursuit, continuing west on Highway 90, down […]
Help Support Local Musician Scholarships
Support Local Music at Hitting the Note Scholarship Gala. Orange Beach, Ala. – (OBA) – The Hitting the Note Scholarship Gala, benefitting the Joe Gilchrist Music Fund, is set to take place on Saturday, July 20th at the Perdido Beach Resort. This event’s purpose is to raise funds and provide scholarships for students in Alabama who are pursuing careers in music.
Alabama Department of Education Targeted In Cyberattack
Alabama State Schools Superintendent Eric Mackey said Wednesday that the Alabama State Department of Education’s computer systems had been breached last month, and that students and employees of the department may have been affected. Speaking at a press conference in Montgomery, Mackey said the breach took place on June 17. According to Mackey, the department’s […]
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