MONTGOMERY— With the passage of new legislation, the State of Alabama has taken a step forward in recognizing drought as a long-term issue that requires constant vigilance because of the adverse impact it can have on residents, industries, agriculture and recreation. Governor Robert Bentley signed into law the Alabama Drought Planning and Response Act on […]
FLORENCE - To celebrate Florence’s Smokin’ On The Boulevard winning the 2014 Alabama Barbecue Bracket, Alabama Tourism Director Lee Sentell, along with Florencel/Lauderdale Tourism Director Debbie Wilson and Florence Mayor Mickey Haddock, presented Smokin’ On The Boulevard with their championship trophy for winning in the “Ribs” category. Beating out more than 200 competitors large and small from […]
DECATUR-Two Decatur Police Officers initiated a traffic stop for reckless driving and it did not end as you would suppose. Here is how the Decatur Police Department describe ensuing events leading up to arrest: “On April 23, 2014 Officer Macklin and Officer Williams with the Decatur Police Department’s Patrol Division initiated a traffic stop on […]
ATHENS-If you are ready for a mini-vacation, we invite you to spend it in Athens for the next few days. We have great food, law enforcement going into the air, an event for car and bike lovers, free Earth Day activities, a way to recycle your prescription drugs safely, a trail ride and a free […]
MONTGOMERY-When the good neighbors at the end of the street sell their home and move on, it leaves an uncertainty about what is to come. Will the new neighbors be as good as the old ones? Will they keep a clean yard and be thoughtful of their neighbors, or will they cause problems for the […]
ATHENS – Athens State University’s Center for Lifelong Learning and Coleman Center for Religious Studies and Ethics will present a forum entitled Shooting the Rapids: Leading in a time of change. The forum will be held on Tuesday, April 29 from 9:00 a.m. until 12:00 p.m. at the Center for Lifelong Learning located at 122 […]
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TUSCUMBIA-New Booking Photos from Tuscumbia Police (Click Here). A defendant is presumed innocent of the charges, and it will be the government’s burden to prove a defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt at trial. Don’t judge. The Quad-Cities Daily publishes this public service.
THE SHOALS – The latest cohort of babies born at ECM Hospital is published in The Quad-Cities Daily. We hope you find your family and friends’ loved little ones.
FLORENCE - He’s cooling his jets in the Florence/Lauderdale Detention Center. Oscar Woods, 30, of Kinnard St. is being held on a $5-thousand bail for his alleged assault yesterday of a Florence Police officer. According to records, the assault took place late Tuesday afternoon on Washington Street. Police say that there were several small-offense warrants out […]
MUSCLE SHOALS – The U.S. Department of Transportation has ordered Silver Airways to remain as the air carrier for Muscle Shoals Regional Airport until a replacement airline is found. Transportation officials have made a similar announcements for Greenville, Tupelo, Meridian and Hattiesburg. Silver had announced that it was bailing from these airports as well. Silver […]
FLORENCE – Whenever you see Chef Kevin Kilburn, you can probably expect to find something tasty for dinner. Kilburn, who works his magic through the Shoals Entrepreneurial Center, is contributing to a program that’s being instituted by SPAN of Lauderdale County. It’s an introduction to the culinary arts for some selected young people from the […]
FLORENCE-Unpack your golf clubs and get ready to place your golf ball on the tee at Blackberry Trail. Join Florence Main Street on Friday, May 2nd for our 2nd Annual Golf Tournament at Blackberry Trail for a day of fun and support. The tournament will be Friday, May 2, 2014 with lunch at 11 am and shotgun […]
THE SHOALS – The latest cohort of babies born at Helen Keller Hospital is published in The Quad-Cities Daily. We hope you find your family and friends’ loved little ones.
SHEFFIELD- The Muscle Shoals Music Foundation has opened 3614 Jackson Highway to the public the last four weekends and more than 1400 people have visited the iconic studio during that time. MSMF Chairman Rodney Hall said the turnout has been “amazing” and he is grateful to the Muscle Shoals music fans who have participated. “We […]
DEKALB COUNTY-New Booking Photos from Dekalb County Sheriff (Click Here). A defendant is presumed innocent of the charges, and it will be the government’s burden to prove a defendant’s guilt beyond a reasonable doubt at trial. Don’t judge. The Quad-Cities Daily publishes this public service.
I wrote an article two weeks ago and child support and social security. At the time that I submitted the article, I liked it. When I read it, I realized that I had included too much information and it didn’t make the points that I thought important. Here’s my second try. First, if you […]
MONTGOMERY-After more than 50 years, the lease agreement between the Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) and the landowners of the Wolf Creek Wildlife Management Area (WMA) will be terminated on mutual terms. Beginning in the fall of 2014, there will no longer be a Wolf Creek Wildlife Management Area in Fayette and […]
4/16/14 Burglary 2nd degree from non-reported street address. Double-pane window in a door, value $200.00. Theft of property 3rd degree from 400 block of S. Montgomery Ave. Taken: Misc. goods, value $500.00 or less. 4/18/14 Theft of property 3rd. degree and Criminal Trespass from the 500 block of N. Columbia. TGI Potato Skins, value $5.00. […]
