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FLORENCE – Back in ‘”The Day”, particularly over in East Florence one could hear the steam whistles of the garment factories calling the ladies to their shifts. And not just in …
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NORTH ALABAMA – The National Weather Service has issued the following weather statement: TORNADO WATCH OUTLINE UPDATE FOR WT 271 NWS STORM PREDICTION CENTER NORMAN OK 535 PM CDT MON …
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FLORENCE – Friday night alleged shoplifting and assault of a police officer gets a UNA football player a trip to jail. According to local media reports UNA Freshman Levi Fell, …
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TUSCUMBIA – The weather was a bit damp, but the small amount of precipitation that fell on the grounds of the Willie Green Recreation Park wasn’t enough to stop the celebration. …
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News
Haddock addresses media regarding the accidental death of Florence Electricity Department worker – PHOTOS
FLORENCE – Mayor Mickey Haddock and Florence Electricity Department Manager, Richard Morrisey were in a somber state of mind as they entered the conference room. They were there to give a …
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FLORENCE – Chris Williamson, 39 died Thursday evening at Eliza Coffee Memorial Hospital after being electrocuted while trying to restore power that had been interrupted by yesterday’s storms. Mayor Mickey …
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TUSCUMBIA – The Helen Keller Festival Board announced plans today (Thursday) for the thirty-sixth annual Helen Keller Festival which will be celebrated June 23-29 in Tuscumbia, Alabama. On the last full …
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SHEFFIELD – The Quad-Cities Daily reported yesterday that a Montgomery Circuit Judge ruled against a motion by Helen Keller Hospital in the continuing litigation surrounding the construction of a replacement …
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MONTGOMERY – A Circuit Court Judge yesterday ruled against a petition by Helen Keller Hospital that would disallow the construction of a 280-bed hospital in Florence. The new hospital, North Alabama …
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FLORENCE – They’ve been everywhere, it seems. Borrowed offices, a mobile home, at the base of the tower over at a local hotel. But now things are different. Florence-Lauderdale Tourism …
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FLORENCE – A clean kennel makes for a happy dog… That goes for cats too! This past weekend was Spring Cleaning Day at the Florence-Lauderdale Animal Shelter. Volunteers showed up at …
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GUNTERSVILLE LOCK AND DAM – National Dam Safety Day is this Saturday, May 31. To the uninitiated, this may not seem like such a big deal. But to those professionals …
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SHEFFIELD – They will not disclose which run-down commercial property they’re talking about. But sources inside City Government say that if the property owner can get some financial cooperation for an …
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CUPERTINO – Apple announced this afternoon that it has closed the deal to acquire Beats in a deal worth $3-billion. The negotiations have been going hot and heavy for a while …
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MONTGOMERY – The school choice law, passed by the Alabama Legislature in 2013 to the pleasure of many politically conservative constituents, was thrown out today. Alabama Circuit Judge Gene Reese …
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SHEFFIELD – As the show was moving into the final stages before ‘curtain time’. A young woman found Sgt. Ray Terry of the Sheffield Police Department and asked him to …
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TUSCUMBIA – The weather was superb for this past Memorial Day Weekend. Folks were busy with their barbecues; their parties; boating; imbibing… In general reveling in the knowledge that we …
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SHEFFIELD – Northwest Shoals Community College was the beneficiary of the show proceeds. And the several-thousand Oak Ridge Boys fans who filled Montgomery Avenue last Saturday night were the beneficiaries of music …
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SHEFFIELD – Northwest Shoals Community College was the beneficiary of the show proceeds. And the several-thousand Oak Ridge Boys fans who filled Montgomery Avenue last Saturday night were the beneficiaries of music by …