Anniston, Alabama News
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6 injured in collapse of church porch
RED BAY — Six people suffered scrapes and bruises when the front porch of a rural church in northwest Alabama collapsed after Sunday morning's service, sending worshippers tumbling as far as 15 feet onto a dirt area below.
The Anniston Star Online – Jul 1, 2008 05:20 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
RED BAY — Six people suffered scrapes and bruises when the front porch of a rural church in northwest Alabama collapsed after Sunday morning's service, sending worshippers tumbling as far as 15 feet onto a dirt area below.
The Anniston Star Online – Jul 1, 2008 05:20 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
Qualifying for city elections begins today
Qualifying for August's municipal elections begins today, and area city clerks say getting on the ballot is fairly simple. Voters in most area cities and towns will go to the polls Aug. 26 to elect mayors, city council members, and in some cases, school board members.
The Anniston Star Online – Jul 1, 2008 05:20 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
Qualifying for August's municipal elections begins today, and area city clerks say getting on the ballot is fairly simple. Voters in most area cities and towns will go to the polls Aug. 26 to elect mayors, city council members, and in some cases, school board members.
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Wedowee to be home to Kia plant supplier
Randolph County officials plan to announce today an agreement with a supplier for the Kia automotive plant being built just across the Georgia line.
The Anniston Star Online – Jul 1, 2008 05:20 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
Randolph County officials plan to announce today an agreement with a supplier for the Kia automotive plant being built just across the Georgia line.
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Watching the sparks fly: Local fire officials warn that fireworks can cause blazes, injuries
Fire officials say conditions are less dangerous for fireworks-related fires this summer than last, but a danger always exists. According to the U.S. Safety Product Commission, nearly 10,000 people were treated in emergency rooms in 2007 for fireworks-related injuries.
The Anniston Star Online – Jun 30, 2008 05:20 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
Fire officials say conditions are less dangerous for fireworks-related fires this summer than last, but a danger always exists. According to the U.S. Safety Product Commission, nearly 10,000 people were treated in emergency rooms in 2007 for fireworks-related injuries.
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Purchasing violations draw heat from board
The Anniston Board of Education is thinking about how it will deal with a rash of violations of its accounting policies this fiscal year.
The Anniston Star Online – Jun 30, 2008 05:20 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
The Anniston Board of Education is thinking about how it will deal with a rash of violations of its accounting policies this fiscal year.
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Troopers out in force starting Thursday
State troopers will be setting up license checkpoints, running radar and watching for drunken drivers over the Independence Day weekend, according to a press release.
The Anniston Star Online – Jun 30, 2008 05:20 AM [GMT] ¦ comment?
State troopers will be setting up license checkpoints, running radar and watching for drunken drivers over the Independence Day weekend, according to a press release.
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Bus taking Kentucky students to Panama City Beach crashes in Dothan
DOTHAN — Twenty-two people were injured — two critically — when a bus taking Kentucky students to a Panama City, Fla., church camp Sunday collided with a pickup truck in Dothan.
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DOTHAN — Twenty-two people were injured — two critically — when a bus taking Kentucky students to a Panama City, Fla., church camp Sunday collided with a pickup truck in Dothan.
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4 killed in small plane crash after takeoff from Walker County Airport
JASPER — A small plane crashed Sunday morning shortly after takeoff from the Walker County Airport, killing four people.
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JASPER — A small plane crashed Sunday morning shortly after takeoff from the Walker County Airport, killing four people.
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Child dies at Huntsville airshow
HUNTSVILLE — A 5-year-old was killed when strong winds blew over a row of tents at an air show in Huntsville, authorities said.
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HUNTSVILLE — A 5-year-old was killed when strong winds blew over a row of tents at an air show in Huntsville, authorities said.
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Toddler, baby-sitter missing since Thursday found unharmed in Bessemer
BIRMINGHAM — An Amber Alert issued for a baby-sitter and a 1-year-old child has been canceled. Police say both have been found unharmed.
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BIRMINGHAM — An Amber Alert issued for a baby-sitter and a 1-year-old child has been canceled. Police say both have been found unharmed.
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