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Surveying for $2.4 million street resurfacing project announced in Selma
Surveying for a $2.4 million street resurfacing project in Selma has been announced thanks to a Delta Regional Authority (DRA) grant. The funding comes from the DRA's Community Infrastructure Fund Grant Program. The project will involve milling, paving, and repairing storm water inlets in more than 60 city blocks in the downtown area and Disaster Area 1.
Troy Softball Welcomes Olympian Emily Carosone as Associate Coach
Troy Softball has named Emily Carosone as the new associate head coach, enhancing the team's coaching lineup. Carosone, an Olympian and accomplished player, transitions from Auburn where she served as associate head coach, helping the Tigers achieve significant victories, including wins over top programs like Alabama and LSU. Nate Tompkins, formerly the director of player development and analytics, has been promoted to assistant coach, allowing him to contribute directly to coaching and recruiting.
Baby Woodfin: Birmingham mayor shares name, photos of daughter
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin and his wife, Kendra, have shared the name and pictures of their daughter, born Aug. 1. The new baby will be called Love Lee Woodfin. Death of 4-year-old Birmingham girl who died 2 years after father’s fatal shooting ruled homicideAug. 8, 2024, 8:45 a.m. White...
Holtville Middle School janitor arrested for possession of stolen gun, drugs on campus
A now former Holtville Middle School janitor is in custody, and a School Resource Officer and administration are much appreciated for quick action, officials say. George Rolle, 29, of Montgomery was taken into custody Aug. 9 at the school and then booked into the Elmore County Jail on multiple charges. These include Possession of a Deadly Weapon on School Grounds, Receiving Stolen Property 2nd Degree, Possession of Marijuana, and Possession of Drug Paraphernalia. His cash bond is set at $42,000.
“Thank you for Understanding,” Chick-fil-A in East Dothan closing early to mourn lost team member
DOTHAN, Ala. (WDHN) — Chick-fil-A of East Dothan has announced that it will close early on August 10 at 2 p.m. to allow its workers to attend the service of Justin Wortham, a beloved team member and well-known wrestling commentator. Wortham, a father, was well-loved in both circles he...
Anniston issues public safety warning as Chief Ladiga Trail extensions begin
ANNISTON, AL (WBMA) — The City of Anniston urges residents and visitors of the Chief Ladiga trail to take safety precautions as they begin renovation construction. If you recall, on Friday, August 2, the city announced its plans to use their Federal Transportation grant to fund upgrades to Michael Tucker Park, in preparation for its Chief Ladiga Trail extension.
Selma-Dallas County NACCP branch hosting Freedom Fund Banquet
The Selma-Dallas County branch of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) will observe the 59th anniversary of the Voting Rights Act of 1965 on Saturday at 7 p.m. at Selma University. The program’s theme is “The Power of the Ballot; When We Vote, We Win!” “We are delighted and honored to […] The post Selma-Dallas County NACCP branch hosting Freedom Fund Banquet appeared first on The Selma Times‑Journal.
West Alabama Temp Guide: Expect Mid-August Conditions This Week
This week across West Alabama you can expect typical mid-August weather conditions and temperatures. James Spann, ABC 33/40, and Townsquare Media Tuscaloosa Chief Meteorologist, said the “weather will stay generally dry tomorrow and Tuesday with highs in the low to mid-90s. Any isolated showers will likely be over the southern third of the state.”
Once facing execution, man convicted of grisly motel murder scheduled for Alabama parole board hearing
A man who tortured and murdered a woman at a Huntsville motel in 1983 is again eligible for release from prison. Born in 1953, Phillip Musgrove first received a death sentence for the murder of Deborah Lynn Burks, the woman he had dated for several months. Musgrove drove Burks to...
Wallace hosts first Aviation Summer Camp
Wallace Community College Selma successfully launched its first Aviation Summer Camp from July 8 through July 11, providing a unique opportunity for local middle and high school students to explore exciting career opportunities in the aviation industry. The four-day camp was designed to kindle students' passion for aviation through a...
Council Considers Changes To 'Parental Supervision' Ordinance
The Montgomery City Council's public safety committee met on August 8th to consider changes to the proposed ‘Parental Responsibility and Supervision’ ordinance. If passed, the ordinance would mean that the parents or guardian of a child who commits any of the acts listed in the ordinance could face fines, community service or even jail time.
Huntingdon looks to reclaim the USA South Title in 2024
After coming in second in the USA South Conference last football season, the Huntingdon Hawks will look to reclaim the conference crown from Belhaven in 2024. With the exception of the Covid season in 2020-21, that was the first year that Huntingdon had not won the title since the 2018-19 season. Head Coach of the Hawks, Mike Turk explains that last year’s runner-up finish will be somewhat of an added motivation for his team this year.
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