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HEMSI slammed with $15 million judgement in wrongful death suit
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — A Limestone County grand jury this week found that Huntsville Emergency Medical Services, Inc., commonly known as HEMSI, and two of its ambulance operators were negligent in the care of a patient who later died after their transport from Huntsville Hospital to UAB Hospital. The wife of Robert Owen, who died May 4, 2019, alleged in her lawsuit that the actions of Jacob Steele and Calvin Hui added undue distress to Owen and played a role in his death.
Shelby County Chamber recognizes small business leaders at annual luncheon
The Shelby County Chamber gathered alongside a long list of local business owners at the Pelham Civic Complex to hold its annual Small Business of the Year Awards Luncheon on May 22. The post Shelby County Chamber recognizes small business leaders at annual luncheon appeared first on Shelby County Reporter.
Comeback Town: Birmingham area has a superhuman
Today’s guest columnist is Ken Grodner. In my business, I have the opportunity to meet a lot of interesting people, but none as special as Birmingham’s Italian Stallion, Lou Scripa. Lou and his wife Rose were considering a condo complex, and I had the good fortune to show...
Archibald: Birmingham Water Works leaks money like dirty beet water
This is an opinion column. I’ve got a plan that will save the Birmingham Water Works $69,000. It’s easy. Hey water works: Just don’t spend it this time. Just stop. Stop now. Pull your finger out of wherever it’s stuck and hold it high in the air. Check the wind, guys. Feel it. And don’t stroke that check.
Calera recognizes three public servants
The city of Calera recognized multiple public servants at a regularly scheduled council meeting on Monday, May 20 through celebrating the retirement of Justin Glass, introducing Dispatcher Libby Ziegler and swearing in CPD Officer Cameron Davis. The post Calera recognizes three public servants appeared first on Shelby County Reporter.
Shelby County Class of 2024 remembers legacy at graduation
By TYLER RALEY | Special to the Reporter MONTEVALLO – With school letting out for the summer, it is a time to celebrate for many students. However, that was not […] The post Shelby County Class of 2024 remembers legacy at graduation appeared first on Shelby County Reporter.
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