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Montgomery I-65 exits to reopen
MONTGOMERY — Motorists traveling Interstate 65 north through Montgomery will find it easier to exit Saturday. The northbound exits for three major streets — South Boulevard, Edgemont Avenue and Fairview Avenue — have been closed since June 21 to add lanes and rebuild existing lanes.
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MONTGOMERY — Motorists traveling Interstate 65 north through Montgomery will find it easier to exit Saturday. The northbound exits for three major streets — South Boulevard, Edgemont Avenue and Fairview Avenue — have been closed since June 21 to add lanes and rebuild existing lanes.
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Lawrence deputies rescue lost hikers in Bankhead
MOULTON — Five hikers were safely back home Thursday, a day after being rescued from the Bankhead National Forest, where they got lost and were forced to spend the night.
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MOULTON — Five hikers were safely back home Thursday, a day after being rescued from the Bankhead National Forest, where they got lost and were forced to spend the night.
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Vacation Bible school gets a facelift, at a price
BIRMINGHAM — It's a wonder vacation Bible school made it out of the 1960s. Back in the days of black-and-white TV, churches offered kids lemonade, cookies and flannel-board stories about Jesus, all set to a clanging piano. Children sat in short wooden chairs and listened to the tales for what seemed like an eternity. Things are different in 2008.
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BIRMINGHAM — It's a wonder vacation Bible school made it out of the 1960s. Back in the days of black-and-white TV, churches offered kids lemonade, cookies and flannel-board stories about Jesus, all set to a clanging piano. Children sat in short wooden chairs and listened to the tales for what seemed like an eternity. Things are different in 2008.
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Council evaluates Monk: Anniston City Manager gets mixed reviews from council members
Anniston City Manager George Monk received mixed reviews Wednesday at a meeting scheduled to evaluate his job performance. Council members met for about an hour to go over their responses to an evaluation form each had previously filled out.
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Anniston City Manager George Monk received mixed reviews Wednesday at a meeting scheduled to evaluate his job performance. Council members met for about an hour to go over their responses to an evaluation form each had previously filled out.
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Officials, activists blast plan to bring more chemical weapons to Anniston
Local leaders and activists on Wednesday blasted an idea floated by the Pentagon that could see chemical weapons trucked across state lines into Anniston and other incinerator sites for destruction.
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Local leaders and activists on Wednesday blasted an idea floated by the Pentagon that could see chemical weapons trucked across state lines into Anniston and other incinerator sites for destruction.
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State GOP Party committee upholds decertification of circuit judge nomination
The Alabama Republican Party's steering and candidates committee announced Wednesday evening it will uphold its original decision to decertify Ray Bryan's nomination for family court judge.
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The Alabama Republican Party's steering and candidates committee announced Wednesday evening it will uphold its original decision to decertify Ray Bryan's nomination for family court judge.
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County wants help with patrol costs
When Anniston police pulled out of the city's police jurisdiction on Tuesday, the county Sheriff's Office had to step in. Now, the Calhoun County Commission — which says it is having its toughest financial year in decades — is asking the City Council to help out with the added cost that policing the jurisdictions will require.
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When Anniston police pulled out of the city's police jurisdiction on Tuesday, the county Sheriff's Office had to step in. Now, the Calhoun County Commission — which says it is having its toughest financial year in decades — is asking the City Council to help out with the added cost that policing the jurisdictions will require.
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Council OKs city square sidewalk renovation
The City Council approved a project Wednesday to renovate the sidewalks of the Jacksonville city square to improve the image of downtown. The vote was unanimous.
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The City Council approved a project Wednesday to renovate the sidewalks of the Jacksonville city square to improve the image of downtown. The vote was unanimous.
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School board hires principals, vice-principals
One new principal and two new vice-principals where hired for several Calhoun County schools at Wednesday's Board of Education meeting.
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One new principal and two new vice-principals where hired for several Calhoun County schools at Wednesday's Board of Education meeting.
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Wellington man dies in fatal car wreck on U.S. 431
A Wellington man died in a car wreck Wednesday on U.S. 431, according to a report from state troopers report. The accident occurred at 12:05 p.m., four miles north of Alexandria.
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A Wellington man died in a car wreck Wednesday on U.S. 431, according to a report from state troopers report. The accident occurred at 12:05 p.m., four miles north of Alexandria.
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