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Ivey appoints board for ASHS including Marengo County’s Dr. Brittney Anderson
Gov. Kay Ivey has announced appointments made to the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences (ASHS) Board. The authorizing legislation of the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences, HB 163, gives the governor eight appointments to the board, including one from each Congressional district and an at-large member from Marengo County. The appointees include: Dr. Brittney Anderson, […] The post Ivey appoints board for ASHS including Marengo County’s Dr. Brittney Anderson appeared first on The Demopolis Times.
Shots fired after pursuit in Jefferson County
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT) — Authorities are on the scene of a shooting investigation involving the Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office Tuesday afternoon. According to public information officer Henry Irby, deputies issued a traffic stop at around 2:15 p.m. near 1st Avenue North and 56th Street North. A pursuit began after the driver allegedly refused to stop. […]
Shoals nonprofit pays for billboard to denounce the votes of two councilmen
FLORENCE, Ala. (WAFF) - If you are driving down Florence Boulevard, you might notice a massive billboard that doesn’t quite fit in with the others. A nonprofit organization bought a billboard to prove a point to the city council and it’s not backing down. It all began in...
Oregon-based Dutch Bros coffee shop is building a Prattville location
PRATTVILLE − Prattville now has three drive-through coffee shops under construction. The latest is Dutch Bros, a chain headquartered in Grant’s Pass, Oregon, which is building a location in Prattville Shopping Center. The center is on East Main Street near the McQueen Smith Road intersection. Company officials could not be reached for comment for this story. ...
Judge says relative’s towed car won’t stop him from hearing Birmingham towing lawsuit
The judge currently assigned to the class action suit against a downtown towing company says the fact that a relative’s car got towed won’t stop him from trying the case. If that’s true, Jefferson County Circuit Court Judge Jim Hughey III – the fourth judge scheduled to hear the case against Parking Enforcement Systems (PES) – will be the first sitting judge who didn’t recuse himself from the suit.
Alabama Lightwave: Centreville Coverage Expansion Alert!
You asked, and they have delivered! Lightwave is thrilled to announce a major expansion in Centreville’s north side! Thanks to the new equipment installed on the North Centreville Water Tank, they have significantly improved internet coverage for many homes that were previously unserved or underserved. This new site is...
48 Blitz Preview: Muscle Shoals
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (WAFF) - The Muscle Shoals Trojans are one of the elite High School Football programs in North Alabama. After back to back 11 win seasons, Head Coach Scott Basden understands the standard for the Trojans program entering the 2024 season. “You know the thing I always tell them...
Big Whiskey’s restaurant in Alabaster among new building permits
Of the four new building permits issued this past week in Alabama for construction projects exceeding $1 million, two are for projects in the Birmingham metro. One of those is for a new restaurant in Alabaster. Here’s what we know:. Big Whiskey’s in Alabaster. The new Big Whiskey’s...
Paul Finebaum Reveals Whether This SEC Coach Is The Next Nick Saban
It's no secret that Kalen DeBoer faces immense pressure as the new head coach of the Alabama Crimson Tide. Not only is he succeeding a coaching legend, but he's also leading a team that is arguably still in the midst of a dynasty era. That has left some to question whether DeBoer is up for the ...
6 new + coming soon businesses in the Birmingham area, including Black Market now open in Avondale
Happy Monday, Birmingham! From a highly-anticipated bar in Avondale to a locally-owned childrens’ boutique, there are all kinds of new businesses popping up around The Magic City. Keep reading for a roundup of new openings and a sneak peek at a few spots that are coming soon. Plus, help...
A Superintendent's Success With Hispanic Students May Have Been His Downfall
Lindsey Johnson and Yesenia De La Rosa were taking different approaches to teaching the same English lesson on silent letters as they sat at opposite ends of this first grade classroom in West Elementary School. On this March afternoon, Johnson, the classroom teacher, was reading a story with the 6- and 7-year-old children who were fluent in English. The students of bilingual aide De La Rosa were still learning the language, so while she read the same story, she went slower, translating words, acting out emotions and showing them pictures on her iPhone.
More problems with Tuscaloosa apartment complex two days before classes begin at Univ. of Ala.
TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBRC) - Parents of University of Alabama students are sharing more troubling stories about a Tuscaloosa apartment complex. WBRC 6 News told you about the situation on Friday when a lot of students looking to get moved in couldn’t because their apartments were not habitable in many cases.
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