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Body found not missing Pell City woman
CALHOUN COUNTY — Authorities have determined a body found in Calhoun County is not that of a missing Pell City woman, who worked in Riverside.
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All Logan Martin Lake Dam spill gates were open Thursday to prevent flooding along the Coosa River. Brian Schoenhals Logan Martin Lake levels up; more rain forecast today
LOGAN MARTIN LAKE — An Alabama Power Company official said the lake is expected to crest Friday after torrential rain moved across the state Wednesday.
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Talladega County receives as much as 5 inches of rain
TALLADEGA COUNTY — Reports of flooding from all areas of the county began rolling in to the Emergency Management Agency Wednesday morning and continued well into the night. Although few areas ...
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New standards of learning
If a sixth-grader moved to Alabama from another state, her parents should be able to expect that she would do the same level of work in school. She should not have to daydream while her classmates...
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Tyger Paris (seated center) committed to Huntingdon College on Tuesday. Pictured are (front row from left) Ginger Paris (mother), Paris, Kevin Paris (father), (back row) Heidi Edwards (aunt), assistant principal Joann Swain, Munford coach Anne Hopkins and Christine Paris (grandmother). Photo by Bob Crisp Tyger Paris to play two sports at Huntingdon
Tyger Paris committed to play basketball and softball for Huntingdon College on Tuesday in the Munford High School cafeteria.
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Heritage Hall Museum has several exhibits on display for the upcoming 175th Anniversary Celebration in Talladega, including one depicting the role Native Americans had in the city being formed and the history of the Battle of Talladega. There's a celebration coming!
It’s time to celebrate the 175th anniversary of the city and Talladega’s Heritage Hall Museum will host an array of exhibits and events to take note.
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« BGSchneider wrote on Thursday, Mar 11 at 08:56 PM »
Hey Blakey-Poo, Do you have experience representing BOE ...
« BGSchneider wrote on Thursday, Mar 11 at 04:57 PM »
Afraid that one's beyond me prman. I guess we're respons...
« prman wrote on Thursday, Mar 11 at 08:35 AM »
BG-I know this has nothing to do with the current stateme...
« Imnotbflat wrote on Thursday, Mar 11 at 07:53 AM »
Read the contract before signing it..Now thats an origion...

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