Alexander City, AL News

• Alexander City, AL News
• Alexander City Jazz Festival 2012
• Local Authors Team Up on Pictorial History of Alexander City
• Back to School for Alexander City - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Democrat releases new website design today
• Lawmakers: Barbour secretive on stimulus
• Attorney wants NAACP lawsuit tossed
• Riverland showcases renovations
• District lines vary
• Man arrested for stealing cattle
• Five arrested on drug charges
• NHS student works studies plays and wins
• Natchez Powwow gets moving Saturday
• Brush with fame: Liz Taylor visits
• Convention center turns into courtroom
• Groundbreaking set for Monday
• Areas join forces
• James pushes himself in classroom on football field at Trinity
• Watkins sentenced to 40 years in prison
• Amnesty day on court fines in the works
• Natchez police officer terminated
• State regionalism on menu Wednesday
• MBI charges suspect in Port Gibson murder
• Pedestrian hit on way to check mail
• MPB to televise governor’s awards
• Franklin County joins railroad authority
• Air ambulance business coming to town
• Car hits horse carriage injures passengers
• County denies request for raises
• City can't set last call
• Supreme Court won't hear appeal in Natchez case
• Gunshots fired in Roselawn
• Changes make Tableaux more appealing participants say
• Buttross finds life in written word
• Monterey teen wins steer title
• Gadhafi vows 'long war'
• Officials looking to fill empty industrial commercial spaces
• Delta Sigma Theta Natchez chapter celebrates
• Former tire plant employees reunite
• Arrests made in house burglaries
• Millions of angry bees swarm after wreck
• Louisiana testing starts Tuesday
• Appeal denied for local woman
• Police chief voting starts today
• Bar closing time petition circulates
• Black senators: Diversity needed in redistricting
• Locals encouraged to spend $20 on the 20th
• Copper prices theft on the rise
• Concordia school board tables raise decision
• First week of Pilgrimage considered a success
• Natchez gets into St. Patrick's Day spirit
• Tire plant reunion to be Saturday
• Trails project reaches second phase
• Vidalia student embraces challenges
• College students forgo beach to help
• Locals charged in fraud conspiracy
• Japan tries to cool nuclear reactor
• Weather bugs invited to course
• Nearby nuclear plants similar to one in Japan
• Ferriday gets new local liability insurance providers
• Public views plans for new recreation complex
• Vidalia gets bullet-proof vests
• Public input on phase two of trails sought
• Memorial staying put despite talks
• Jury talks raises for court reporters
• Delta Music festival moving to fall
• County admin slot still open
• Japan plant spews radiation in crisis escalation
• Grace friends gather for weekly domino battle
• Rice mill could cut costs
• ATV helmet bill faces vote
• Texada one of houses to open doors on first day
• Japan faces meltdown
• Students awarded for art
• Recreation forum set for Tuesday
• Redistricting plans change little locally
• K9 unit joins department as sniffer tracker
• County participates in sex offender check
• Anti-bullying message takes stage
• Light shines on scenes of destruction
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Houses undergo finishing touches for Pilgrimage
• Catahoula Parish recovers from flooding
• Downtown Natchez streets get makeover
• School board questions travel
• Williams to serve 10 years
• 825 cited for illegal drinking
• Krewe of Killarney seeking bagpiper
• Vidalia to host Easter on riverfront
• Local student excels in sports academics
• Second trial set for late June
• Storms brush Miss-Lou
• Ferriday insurance debate gets heated
• City: Bars will close at 2 a.m.
• Iles Moore being treated at UMC after accident
• Parish Chamber hears from former homeless veteran
• Vidalia changes meeting procedures
• Area under tornado watch
• Panel unveils Senate redistricting proposal
• Reward for reporting littering doubled
• ACSO upset with computer service
• Greg Iles injured in car accident
• County joins rail authority
• Melrose prepares to give original color back to house
• The Dart: Hard work builds successful business
• Drought loans available for area farmers
• House redistricting plan advances to Senate
• Vidalia riverfront reaching goals
• Doctor offers tips at Relay fundraiser
• Sex offenders arrested in roundup
• Trinity teachers go high-tech
• Crowds line downtown streets for Phoenix parade
• Park plans at play
• New Orleans expecting larger crowds
• House passes redistricting plan
• Cathedral vs ACCS Trinity at Silliman baseball games canceled
• Copiah-Lincoln health science building opens
• Vidalia police start watch program
• Man dies in U.S. 61 wreck
• Braswell says rumors are malicious
• Phoenix parade will roll at 5 today
• River expected to rise quickly
• Chamber considers veterans home
• Local schools celebrate Read Across America
• Business pulse taken
• Vidalia levee raised
• Copiah-Lincoln to dedicate building
• Jury returns verdict on two counts
• City county discuss community issues
• Ferriday police want area leaders to ride along
• Democrats only running in five state races
• Blood drive to help Blunschi set for March 9 at courthouse
• Nine offices up for grabs in Adams County election
• Jury in deliberations in NPD trial
• NAACP sues over county redistricting
• Jury dismisses for day; no verdict
• Parish school board raises not approved yet
• Jury adopts new utility ordinance
• Jefferson County bones identified
• Prater takes stand
• Barbour: MDA chief leaving for Fla.
• Martins are early birds this year
• Man shot four times in Sunday shooting
• The Dart: Artist wife keep busy in Natchez
• Wharlest Jackson marker unveiled on Minor Street
• 2011 Unsung Heroes
• Alpheus parade sends beads goodies flying
• Large crowd gathers to clean up Duncan Park
• Three honored with awards
• Business community leaders working as one
• 2011 Citizen of the Year: Tony Byrne
• Ferriday Lower students share stories of history
• Teen charged in New Year's Day 2010 wreck
• Defense starts case in officers' trial
• City county leaders to answer public's questions
• Prep basketball roundups: Louisiana teams eliminated
• Hendricks sentenced to six months in prison
• Skeleton found in Jefferson County
• Hendricks sentenced to six months in prison
• Vidalia students pledge to be drug-free
• Alliance discusses details for project
• Wright portrait unveiled
• Changes made to parade route
• Witnesses poke holes on Day 3
• Severe weather may move into area today
• Two parades planned in parish this week
• Student inspired to write
• Program teaches business sense
• Day 2 of trial focuses on 10-minute period
• Natchez police seek man in assault case
• New assistant city planner ready
• CCA gives Adams County Correctional Center update
• Jena resident claims $997K Lotto jackpot
• Hundreds view Wharlest Jackson documentary
• Police officers’ trial begins
• Natchez aldermen vote to notify casino of failure to comply
• New open meetings bill sent to governor
• Miss. House OKs $325M bond bill
• New chancellor proud of growth at Ole Miss
• City should include public more
• Jurors attend state convention
• Duvall among three honorees at NLCC
• Town to advertise for meter bids
• Work day planned
• Rice ends on a low note for Lousiana farmers
• The Dart: Couple enjoys riding motorcycles together
• Search for more bones continues
• First Vidalia Mardi Gras parade a hit
• Natchez preparing to commemorate war history
• Gulf bottom still oily?
• Trinity girls fall to Delta Academy in double overtime
• City proposes consolidating post offices
• Harper leaves legacy for Natchez
• Blues trail grows
• Trinity girls advance to state championship
• Narcotics officers now working both sides of river
• Fundraiser for cancer patient planned
• First Vidalia Mardi Gras parade to roll Saturday
• Wilkinson court clerk arrested
• Drainage study to be funded
• Officers on trial Tuesday
• Documentary to look at civil rights murder
• Mallory wins crown on way to pre-med dreams
• Black History Month parade canceled
• Vidalia police to start community watch
• Rosson still an option for county administrator
• Bud Scott to be honored with Blues Trail marker
• Senate passes payday lending bill
• Railroad bill steams through legislature
• Vidalia squad cars may get cameras
• Natchez Inc. hires new project manager
• Lake Concordia may get new boat ramp
• Skull bones found in Adams County woods
• Butch Brown home cancer free
• Holiday of love bodes well for area florists
• Police looking at parking lot burglaries
• Master Gardeners spruce up town
• Reality of population drop worse
• Parish may get boat ramp
• More than 300 bowls donated to fundraiser
• Stone at home with family house
• Weed fights back
• School enjoys gift from governor's wife
• New Ridgecrest police chief Cowan dies
• Checkered flag waves for Boy Scouts
• Kiwanians gather in Natchez
• Adams County district lines must change
• Census shows demographic changes
• Cast your 'purrfect' vote today
• Three qualify for Vidalia police chief race
• County election ballot starting to fill up
• Business and civic league celebrates community
• 'Legally dead' Sanders enters not guilty plea
• Technical college temporarily using Huntington
• Concordia school board votes to increase own pay
• NBCL to gather for banquet tonight
• Brown doesn't send reply; MDOT fires
• March hearing now set for superintendent
• Brown terminated no resignation letter returned
• Ferriday High School football coach Chad Harkins to resign
• Bring on the bright lights
• Harrigills lose house dogs to early morning fire
• American Rose Society coming to town
• Riverland working on ER
• 22 guns recovered from burglaries
• Morris' contract not renewed
• Miss. Senate OKs animal cruelty bill
• Police officers firefighters get electrical safety training
• Winter weather not done yet in area
• Ferriday mayor’s overturned for third time
• Demolition of house could cost city thousands
• Brown to decide to resign or be terminated today
• Commission asks Brown to leave MDOT now
• Governor visits conference to support deputies
• County discusses administrator job
• Police chief qualification to begin
• Police respond to incident at high school
• Double trouble: Two cars crash into poles
• Parchman inmates moved to Wilkinson County prison
• Get trees for free Friday
• The Dart: Couple offers two lifetimes of learning
• Historic Natchez Tableaux to unveil new stories
• New sheriffs coming to town
• Casinos express new interest in coast
• Icy patches may still be on roads
• Owners abandon Natchez apartments
• Alleged gang may be responsible for assaults
• Concordia Parish gains in population Vidalia loses
• Adams County population down 6 percent
• Vehicular homicide charges filed
• County administrator backs out of job
• Iced bridges lead to 12 wrecks by 8 p.m.
• Area braces for ice schools offices close early
• Two arrested after bullets fly in city
• MDOT crews monitoring bridge; no closures planned
• MAIS District 5-AA tournament cancelled
• Winter storm watch becomes warning
• Busted water pipe temporarily closes road
• Winter weather closings
• Plants pipes pets all in danger; ice may come
• Fifth-grader eyeing medical school career
• Fine added to misdemeanors
• New trial dates set
• Suspect beats Ferriday man with fire extinguisher
• MDA director says Adams County economic team is in place
• Miss-Lou leaders reach out to help homeless veterans
• New welding business moves to Vidalia industrial park
• School board mum on Morris
• Area under a tornado watch
• Native to appear on Food Network tonight
• Development director to speak at luncheon
• Riverland lays off approximately 35 workers
• Storms cold coming today
• Jonesville man injured in LaSalle Parish wreck
• Civil rights museum debated again
• Jindal to push tuition increases at colleges
• Woman survives category 5 storm stage IV cancer
• Novak wins state crop dusting award
• Community Alliance keeps growing
• Reunited sisters enjoy Natchez trip
• Recipe for success is out there
• Natchez Inc. sees need for industrial sites
• Barbour juggles White House hopes state's past
• Tall tales draw tall crowd
• Neighborhood Watch meeting schedule set
• Man charged in teen's rape
• Health fair free to public
• Corps hires new area engineer
• Bluff trail nearly complete
• Potential scams top 7000 in BP spill compensation
• Nucor gets air permit for Louisiana project
• Penalties for funeral protest OK'd by Miss. House
• Mississippi House OKs revised immigration bill
• Liberty man dies in Amite Co. crash
• College students attend conference in Natchez
• Find out why the catfish has a flat head
• Attempted murder case prompts reward
• Bingo license granted in Ferriday
• Sanders indicted on new charges
• Liberty man dies in one-car accident
• Natchez High student wins DAR title
• County talks about industrial prospect with Natchez Inc
• Parish offering health careers day
• Third Mardi Gras parade added to area lineup
• Do a little business over your breakfast
• Christmas in Natchez sees success
• Natchez sales tax revenues on rise
• Bostic case sent to grand jury
• Embezzlement case on hold
• Pleasant Acre Day School wowed by donations
• Co-Lin's newest building nearly complete
• Heating cooling unit means unexpected expense
• Fundraiser planned for Pearson
• Inmates must pay own costs
• Rep. Anders attends national ag summit
• Sheriff mixed on use of radar
• The Dart: Family deals with bundle of joy
• Sun shines on delayed MLK Day parade
• Since departure of one business space sits idle
• Advertising staff wins 16 awards
• Family mourns seeks aid
• FedEx package full of drugs confiscated
• Brown recovery from surgery
• Earn $50K for city by clicking
• La. fatal crashes down
• Group gathers for pro-life vigil
• Team Impact to perform this weekend
• Concordia chamber honors longtime leaders
• NRMC staff visits with UMC chopper crew
• Bingo group applies for permit too soon
• School improvement report outlined
• Grimmett wins top student title for second time
• Car flips on downtown street two injured
• Some inmates fake illness to get break from jail
• Property taxes due Feb. 1
• This is the 'true South'
• Alcorn State selects Spears to coach football
• County supervisors rescind vote for roadwork
• County population reportedly drops by 2885
• Gun goes off in argument
• Workshop offered to parents of special needs children
• Ferriday Jr. High learning program offered to parents
• Vidalia to get $50K grant for water
• Alcorn State student killed in accident
• Secretary of State visits Delta Music Museum
• Supervisors to rescind vote on concrete roadwork
• Shooting suspect turns himself in
• Events planned for MLK Day
• Mayor vetoes vote to pay legal fees
• Parish schools have good audit
• GED class may lose funds without students
• VPD reaching out to seniors
• Supervisors attend workshops
• House fire leads to wreck injured ACSO deputy
• Stevan Ridley says he'll enter 2011 draft
• Drug arrests made in Parish
• Elderly woman dies after morning fire
• Local agencies crack down on bath salts
• Mayor: Arlington battle not over
• Police chief concerned about wear and tear on cars
• Hunter rescued after stand collapses
• Trinity Episcopal Day School starts paper recycling program
• Housing Authority donates van
• Natchez man shot in the back at gas station
• City shuts down north Natchez drainage project
• Damaged pole may cost city $6000
• Vidalia drainage project approved
• Ferriday votes to pay fees for former mayor Davis
• Ferriday man charged with Dec. 28 rape
• Carpenter Apartments unit damaged in fire
• Man dies after being ejected from vehicle
• Apartment catches fire
• Port Gibson man dies in wreck
• Jury tables medical costs vote
• Police make burglary arrest
• New Alcorn president now on job
• Two issues dominate for legislators
• Frigid temps to stick around for few days
• AgCenter looking for young recruits
• The Dart: Five-year-old loves to strike up a conversation
• Bingo annexation on public hearing agenda
• MDOT Executive director Brown to step down at end of June
• Crowd honors anniversary of state seccesion
• Icy accumulation reported in Jefferson County
• Natchez Day event focuses on local artists
• Jackson museum hosts celebration of Natchez Day
• Adams County districts will likely have to be redrawn
• Talk to state leaders in person at legislative breakfast Monday
• Books celebrate 200 years of Franklin County
• Winter storm warning issued
• Beware slick roads Sunday night
• Trintity 3- and 4-year-olds becoming bilingual
• Louisiana highways to roadwork in coming years
• Natchez takes stage in Jackson
• Concordia to see big election year
• Burning tires fill parish skies with smoke
• All classrooms to have technology-based boards
• Zoning laws in question
• Port connector road to have unique bridge
• Aldermen hear casino report
• Drainage group begins work
• Ferriday senior battles back from tragedy
• Sheriff: New prescription law is hindered by state border
• New business to fill vacant store add eight new jobs
• Trials set for murder suspects
• Fruit of the Loom adds third shift jobs
• House veto override attempt fails
• Miss. bill allows golf carts on some roads
• Mississippi Senate OKs first chaplian
• Weather causes delay in county road overlay work
• Accidental shooting case continued
• Elected officials qualify for 2011 ballot
• County hires new administrator
• Missing Vidalia teenager found safe
• Runaway found in Crosby
• Vidalia teen missing for two weeks
• Students spread sunshine at shelter
• Community gathers at courthouse for prayer rally
• New river crossing coming
• Landrieu leads New Orleans with optimism realism
• Edwards to leave prison soon
• Legislature begins session today
• Franklin County teen missing
• Father-daughter duo grow together
• Loan open to farmers
• Favre says it's over
• Ferriday man dies from wreck injuries
• Parish officials look to fix old problems
• Leaders anticipate ground breaking of Rentech
• New Year's baby waited for right time
• Birders gather for annual count
• Formation of Natchez Inc. makes year worth remembering
• Resolving to do better
• Young drivers under new law
• National weather Service issues tornado watch for area
• Celebrate while obeying the law officials say
• Churches to reflect as year passes
• Storms likely tonight
• Hard road ahead for Mississippi to recover lost jobs
• Revenue collections top predictions
• Suspect sought in robbery
• Ring in the New Year in the Miss-Lou
• Hotel coming to town
• Parish may be affected by state’s slow growth
• NPD looking for man in shooting incident
• Local bird watchers needed Saturday
• State legislators: Budget will dominate session
• Ferriday makes plans to expand city limits
• Five killed on La. highways over weekend
• County administrator position yet filled
• Bad Boy Buggy Classic recalled again
• Citizen upset with board's behavior
• Highway Patrol sees no fatalities locally
• Man shot by wife still hospitalized
• Robbery suspect wanted
• Farmers connect on web
• Man arrested for hitting police officer Sunday
• The Dart: Couple retires from Wisconsin to Washington Street
• Go green with your tree — recycle
• Saints seek to avenge loss to Falcons
• Louisiana open meeting laws stem from state constitution
• Mississippi open meeting laws lack bite official says
• County supervisors still grappling with open meeting issues
• City leaders make changes toward openness
• Traditions change stay the same for Natchez family
• Hundred feels good for Winston
• Rudolph has nothing on area bike club tour
• Santa Claus parade rolls through Natchez
• Santa Claus spreads cheer toys at annual giveaway
• Area ministers: Focus on joy this season despite troubles
• Louisiana College adds tuition-free grad school
• Three injured in wreck
• Fight ends in stabbing
• From Natchez with love
• Santa makes special deliveries in Natchez
• City tourism to spend $50K grant on new website
• FPD searching for armed robbery suspect
• Parents two children found dead in Miss.
• Holiday travel starting
• Santa to hit the streets
• Two mothers healing after tragedy
• Bones identified in Ariz.
• Students pack food boxes for families
• Ferriday bingo not yet approved
• Speed hump that was up now down
• Sturgeon remembered as great mentor
• Montgomery takes on new role as Kris Kringle
• Louisiana to lose one seat in Congress
• Mississippi to keep four seats
• Barbour explains desegregation remarks
• Man leads police on chase into briar patch
• Board starts zero-tolerance policy
• Embezzlement case might grow
• Too many ornaments? No way couple says
• Man shot in Ferriday Sunday
• Natchez teen killed in hunting accident
• Crowd fills Memorial Park for caroling
• Guedon selected to top position
• Mother daughter give gift of goodies
• Teen dead after apparent hunting accident
• Children spend day with special Santas in blue
• Other communities see success with tuition program
• Idea to fund tuition for 'gap' students stalls in county
• Say 'Merry Christmas' to troops
• NPD to update software
• Roadblock raises $7K for Feed the Hungry
• Parish courting free medical service
• Paco pup returned to owner by 'angel'
• Local districts say new school lunch law won't change much
• City sees $22M in public works projects in 2010
• Man pistol-whipped on Dumas Drive; drive-by shooting unrelated
• Parish airport planning new hangar
• Miss. ranks low in foreclosure crisis
• Gloster woman killed in car wreck
• County employee arrested on embezzlement charges
• Hunter found safe
• Thomas named parish student of year
• Parish chamber set up
• Tourism officials singing same song
• Kyle’s House in need of outdoor play equipment
• Alexander’s staff to offer help locally
• Suspects sought in assault case
• Vidalia unveils new street names
• Shelter needs help from Christmas angels
• Congregations unite to form one church
• City takes out $375000 in loans to cover payroll daily operations
• City seeks independent review of casino financials
• Ferriday aldermen override Bingo veto
• ACSO investigating reported rape call
• Inmate fight leaves one man unconscious
• Local port director leads statewide waterway group
• Police chief not Santa visits Vidalia classes
• Crew leaves road for vacation
• Stewpot in need of drivers
• Jury approves $7 million budget
• Feces transplant? Doctors work to fight superbug
• Health care overhaul sees setback
• Many agencies would be cut under budget proposal
• Concordia council provides meals activities
• Church sexton doing God’s work
• Area farmers may be eligible for USDA drought loans
• Auburn opens house with food music and decorations
• Tight job market reduces opportunities for teens
• Children's Home operates largely on donations
• Pleasant Acre overwhelmed with help
• Wreaths carry message of thanks
• Ballet of arms delights area children
• Casino workers may get oil funds
• Local warns against mailed check scam
• Feed the Hungry puts food on area tables
• Five arrested on forgery charges
• Vidalia leasing land for $120K annually
• Frigid temps on the way
• New agenda no Roth casino
• Teen driver sentenced in negligent homicide
• D.C. trip ends well
• Foundation honors locals for preservation
• Council on Aging funds many programs
• Ferriday native murdered in Tensas Parish
• Parish schools to split 13th check
• Watkins indicted on murder charge
• Marriott coming to riverfront
• Schools to fund recreation request
• Teens arrested for break-in at police department
• Hosemann: Voter ID should pass in 2011
• Sunshine Shelter helps abused children
• Installers have new rules
• Decor can be a hazard
• Presentation opens eyes to Indian culture
• Missing elderly man found in Fla. Tuesday
• Pleasant Acre needs help with gate fencing
• Parish to go to GE symposium
• Doughnuts oysters part of Melrose Christmas
• Will Ferriday pay $129000 for Davis' legal fees?
• Mississippi museum to observe Natchez Week
• Red Cross ready to aid in case of fire disaster
• Board to review watershed projects
• Ferriday must pay Triton's attorney fees
• Attorney General says schools can play
• Jonesville toddler dies in vehicle crash
• Callon caroling set for 6 tonight
• Natchez family recovering from fire
• Young boys found with stolen goods
• Junior Auxiliary Angel Tree up at Concordia Bank
• Temperatures don't dull crowd at Vidalia parade
• Tree assembly finds time between soccer play
• New forms of rice on La. scene
• Former alderman dies
• Natchez celebrates season with lights music parade
• Brown’s cancer returns
• Tis the season for Christmas crime
• Concordia Christmas Charity Fund helps less fortunate families
• Ferriday Christmas parade delights crowds
• Christmas Tree Fund gives toys to dozens
• Locals raising money to send Paco Bell home
• Parents have heard from missing teen
• Gun used in teen's death was stolen
• Slow job growth forecast in Mississippi
• Toyota supplier to resume hiring
• Bits of South headed to soldiers
• Boys & Girls Club invests time in children
• Wreaths Across America to honor veterans
• Coming together for health care
• County interviewing administrator candidates
• More volunteers needed to build Habitat houses
• Bazaar helps school
• Student earns honor
• Dancers eager to perform ballet
• Vidalia starts Christmas season
• Bostic receives bond in manslaughter case
• Parish Sheriff continues two-decade Christmas tradition
• Brown named 18th president of Alcorn State University
• City discovers evaluations of police fire not being made as required by law
• Spate of burglaries strikes area
• Search for missing teen enters fourth day
• Weekend to be filled with parades
• Bingo calls again
• Teen still in jail with no bond in manslaughter
• Santa Cop provides meals clothes toys for children
• Outsourcing food costs means savings
• Police searching for runaway teen
• Area under tornado watch until 9 p.m.
• Humane Society uses every penny donated
• Teen shot killed by accident
• Ferriday hosts governor
• Tis the season for Christmas tree farms
• The Dart: It's all quiet on home front for couple
• Bulldogs savor win await bowl invitation
• One local woman views Stewpot as gift from God
• Grant funding dries up groups rely on community
• Calendar full of holiday events
• Race leaves turkey behind
• One man shot another arrested
• Wreck kills one reminds others of blessing
• Local shoppers start early leave late
• 'Biggest tree' takes main stage in Natchez
• Longwood to be outlined in lights starting tonight
• Trinity wins second straight state championship
• Stewpot volunteers deliver Thanksgiving meals
• Turkey trot set for downtown Saturday
• Elderly woman attacked
• Gunman accosts woman
• One dead in Thanksgiving wreck
• Elderly woman victim of attempted assault
• ACCS students collect items for needy
• Thanksgiving slow to catch on in Natchez
• Tree lighting Friday
• Shopping starts later for some
• Boren family finds blessings in tragic loss
• Vidalia community service celebrates unity
• Community gathers to give thanks
• Man arrested in connection to purse snatching
• Man sentenced for 2008 fatal crash
• Finance meetings to be more public televised
• Aldermen discuss getting help on casino issue
• Thanksgiving is one turkey of a day for children
• Man arrested in connection to purse snatching
• First Assembly reports weekend burglary
• Man dies in Clayton house fire
• Parish inmates running up bill
• Jury wants to see Vidalia study
• Pooches find new lap for cuddling
• Police searching for purse snatcher
• Preferred candidate for Alcorn job named
• Local fills ears street with sounds of the calliope
• Habitat dedicates 14th house Sunday
• Fertilizer best early in growing season
• Completing your list at home can be done
• Community Thanksgiving services planned
• No turkeys in Trinity trot
• Plaza money sought
• Season's sales account for much of year
• Delta Queen up for sale
• Mayor: Casino application was in
• Sanders enters not guilty plea
• 60 Bad Boy jobs going to Ga.
• Hendricks pleads guilty
• Casino not on planning gaming commission agendas
• Vidalia to start Youth Build program
• Vidalia native named UMC nursing dean
• Grand jury indicts Sanders on kidnapping charge
• Biloxi to drop charge against MDOT director Brown
• Sentencing in homicide case rescheduled
• Ohio city consumed by search
• Show laughs at killing
• Water coming from new source for some residents
• VHS planning Key Club
• Registration deadline for parade is Friday
• Search down to two
• Local ballerinas love to perform "The Nutcracker"
• County spent $7 million more than planned
• Godfrey not reappointed to planning board
• Catahoula Parish to file charges for murder
• Merged chamber chooses leaders
• Local Salvation Army reported four burglaries
• Tax revenues up from September sales
• Rail authority gets nod
• Barbour: 8 percent cuts for most agencies
• Barbour considering presidential run
• Body found; likely that of Roberts
• Man long declared dead cooperating with investigation
• Cathedral class participates in research
• Adopted teen parents enjoying new life
• Barbour prepares to release budget proposal
• Victims now able to track cases
• Sanders found on coast
• Many options available to find right fit for troubled youth
• Man wanted in connection with Catahoula bones found
• Re-enactors share love of history at Jefferson College
• Residents come out of dark for suicide prevention
• Boys & Girls Club needs your assistance
• Man gets caught doing the shoplift shuffle
• State budget cuts could put juvenile justice at risk
• High school author inspires young writers
• Jury awards $500K in malpractice lawsuit
• Woman fends off purse snatchers
• 'Most Wanted' to feature local case
• Check your cards: Bingo vote vetoed
• Morgan to lead Riverland Medical Center
• Salvation Army to close
• Walk aims to shed light
• Parish school board increases check
• District outlines bully plan
• Who is responsible?
• Tales come to life on first tour night
• Bullets fly in Vidalia no injuries reported
• Veteran explains why he serves at Co-Lin program
• Amazon sells book offering advice to pedophiles
• House destroyed in early morning fire
• Fifth graders learn history through native American housing projects
• Clark praises community college system
• Districts could change
• Guests could start sleeping Under-the-Hill
• Veterans honored at Vidalia High School
• Horses killed in U.S. 84 accident
• Casino meets with city in private
• Vidalia mayor shows video of drainage problems
• Community responds to Vidalia house fire
• Ferriday votes for video bingo
• City leaders discuss planning issues
• Mayor ready to talk drainage with jury
• VHS to honor veterans today
• Balloons need extra money to stay aloft
• Tours to light way at Christmas
• City breaks ground on municipal complex recreation next
• Malpractice case bumps murder trial
• Retired teachers devote skills
• Lincoln board backs rail to Natchez
• Burned body trial opens
• Nutritionist: Soft drinks cause for concern
• Teen turns backyard into war zone
• Rhythm Night Club Museum celebrates grand opening
• Saints roll over Panthers
• Costs up at Adams County Sheriff's Office
• Holy Family fair brings more than fun to school
• Children raise fun for hospital
• Play musical tours Sunday
• Educator leaves legacy
• Cuts braids bobs take stage
• Public invited to Rhythm Night Club Museum opening
• Lewis brings decades of experience to new job
• Assault trial ends in hung jury
• Olympians gather for special awards banquet
• Family fun day honors Brody benefits hospital
• Azaleas removed at Melrose to make way for fence
• Man presumed dead is suspect in Catahoula bones case
• Lengthy to-do list awaits lame duck session
• Names to be added to war plaques
• Mom elated daughter gave birth in Spain
• Three charged in U.S. with aiding Somali terror group
• School set to host annual fall festival Saturday
• Supervisors agree to buy $15K street sealer
• Driver exposes himself to runner in Natchez
• Ferriday student cheering herself on
• Burns bans lifted for Mississippi Louisiana
• It’s Tea time: GOP takes over House
• Duty calls for Miss-Lou voters in mid-term election
• Natchez leaders disagree on casino
• Exit poll: La. voters hurt by spill
• Gill takes Adams County loses to Harper in state
• Vitter takes lead in parish and state
• Sunday alcohol sales a tax generator?
• Fence within city regulations
• Polls open today from 7 to 7 in Miss.; 6 to 8 in La.
• Halloween tricks prove costly for some
• Couple dreams of fat to fit
• Resident suggest ideas for lake
• Vidalia police chief charged resigns
• Vidalia resident collecting gifts for soldiers
• Vidalia police chief charged with making false statements resigns
• New acting police chief assistant named
• Hungry crowds throw back cups of chili
• New 'Natchez' magazine set to launch soon
• Taking care of grandkids a joy for Natchez man
• Poverty coalition hopes to help
• New machines make farmer's life easier
• Re-enactment of Civil War includes black story
• Money down the drain?
• LAEL rehires workers
• Truck goes airborne in wreck
• Seat in Congress seat on ballot
• Buggies sale now final
• Fayette native dies in late Friday accident
• Characters come to life in pursuit of sweet treats
• Team seeks ghosts in Louisiana
• Co-Lin cooks go creepy for contest
• Grant-funded teen room opens at library
• Alleged summer lunch scammer arrested
• Community Alliance cultivates ideas
• Feel and smell the chili in the air
• County road work set to begin
• Bones those of Nev. girl
• Aldermen OK funding for rec planning
• City sees progress in Roth Hill casino development
• Senator disappointed in Congress’ break
• Wicker: State supportive of creek project
• Girl raises money selling beads donates to charity
• Downtown trick-or-treat set for Friday
• Local reports being shot at twice in car
• Harrisonburg remains identified as Nevada girl
• Chamber celebrates city community members
• Alleged shoplifters could get new costumes — stripes
• Letter from Water Works no cause for concern
• Parish teen struck by vehicle in hit and run
• Neighborhood watch start-up seeking help
• Parish talks drainage
• Mayor: Issue in YouTube video handled
• Police question one in fatal at night club
• Cotillion class trades waltz for the bump
• City reschedules board meeting
• Calendar full of Halloween happenings
• Co-Lin cooks ready
• National parties skip La. 3rd District race
• Newest addition to family fits right in
• Master Gardenders focus on details battle extremes
• Best weed control? Plain old hands
• Parish to get new station
• Area residents make a difference
• Longwood carnival offers Halloween fun frights
• City discussing riverboat developments
• Current gaming agreement questioned
• Planning Commission sees casino drawings
• Clerk’s office open for absentee voting
• Man arrested for stealing area dog
• Teen driver safety targeted by state
• McGlothin back at work healthy
• Marsaw leaves legacy
• Miss. River movie to screen Sunday
• Learn lessons of war
• Jindal orders $107M in budget cuts
• Longwood trades tourists for tricks Saturday night
• Conservationists gather for meeting
• Preservation school could foster economic growth
• Facial reconstruction ongoing
• Leaders discuss rail authority
• Mayor: We will pay our part of recreation
• County flips on recreation funding again
• Teens get second chance through AOP
• Portion of Kingston Road closing today
• Preservation school to be discussed at meeting
• U.S. to sell advanced arms to Saudi
• Gov’t seeks to stay policy ruling
• Involvement attitude help Nelson stand out at VJHS
• Heavy rain allows parish to lift burn ban
• Military recruiters told to accept gay applicants
• Lauderdale Co. video from closed meeting removed from Web site
• Mendenhall officials fire city police chief
• Major drug distributors apprehended Monday
• Natchez planning commission needs new appointments
• Cath lab certificate of need approved
• Police officers’ pay suspended
• Robins Lake to be drained; owner still unknown
• Tornado sirens drills planned for Wednesday
• Frisby allegedly took $15000
• County backs away on recreation funding
• Education chairman pushes tax hikes
• LSU student president begs Jindal to stay home
• Orthodontists dentists contacted in search
• City sales tax numbers down in August
• Bedbugs becoming more prevalent across nation
• Sunday flight wows pilots and crowds
• Illinois pilot takes 25th balloon race crown
• Crew member finally gets chance to fly
• Defenders working in new system
• Chamber gala tickets available
• Nearly 60 balloons fly Saturday morning
• One pilot hits target at crowd favorite barge drop
• Flying nun hits Vidalia skies
• Balloons dwarf delight crowds
• Morning flight starts things out right
• Hogue honored for service to annual balloon race
• Grammy winners coming to Ferriday
• FHS gets required accreditation
• Trial date for child porn case set
• Check out these videos from past balloon races
• Balloons lift off Friday morning
• Nucor puts brakes on some spending
• $2K raised for Feed the Hungry
• Officials to meet about majorettes
• School seeks AG ruling on recreation funding
• Former trooper arrested on sex charges again
• Baby left at Salvation Army site in Miss.
• FBI to assist with investigation of remains
• NHS ready for downtown homecoming parade
• Market to set up in Vidalia once again
• Flights fun start Friday
• County audit finds four problems
• Choctaws reveal name of casino
• Moratorium over drilling still on hold
• Bones still unidentified
• Vidalia borrows $6.94M for municipal complex
• Parents learn shocking facts about Internet
• Retired officer pleads to embezzling
• Casino status uncertain for aldermen
• McGlothin recovering well from surgery
• Ferriday water rate increase approved
• Parish schools scores show improvement
• Weather looks ideal for ballon race
• Cath lab may open in November
• Utility permit group hired
• Window broken clothes stolen at store
• Feed the Hungry fundraiser set
• Swim association gets children moving
• Robins Lake residents left with questions
• Human bones found in woods
• Man wanted for attempted murder
• Governor's new ride costs state $34K
• Vidalia man hooked on hobby
• Ex-friend gets max in ASU student's death
• La. hog hunting now allowed
• See what your children see
• Obesity's grip can be loosened
• Miss-Lou gets up out for day of fun
• Area full of exercise opportunites waiting for you
• Run paints town purple
• Cathedral celebrates at festival
• Parish under burn ban
• Nuisance properties cataloged
• Barbour's travels raising ire
• Deputies investigating shooting
• House tour sales up compared to last year
• Crimson Tide pink with embarrassment after 35-21 loss to Gamecocks
• Trick or treat night set for Oct. 30 in area
• Bingo issue back
• Manning to open restaurant in NO
• Miss. judge jails attorney for not reciting pledge
• 'God in America': A nation's history in religion
• Jefferson County gets fund to construct new library
• Accessories to robbery to serve house arrest
• Six complete adult drug court
• Hotel tax comes up short
• Absentee voting ongoing
• Correctional employee arrested
• Jindal says state will overcome challenges
• Youth group hosting car wash Saturday
• Parish students attend college day
• Cathedral Fall Fest kicks off Friday night
• Be careful with insurance cards info
• Don't pack but let's get moving
• County budget nearly at predicted goal
• Teen uses words photos to tell stories around him
• Ferriday police seek original recipe burglar
• Two arrested on drug possession charges
• Governor issues statewide burn ban
• Musical entertains Natchez Little Theatre crowds for two weeks
• Kayakers ready for Phatwater challenge
• Woodville weekend festival will delight all who come
• Parish agencies file lawsuit
• Suspects in Farmer murder sent to grand jury
• Sign up today to eat with governor
• Hope to fly? Learn to work
• County to require credit checks before hiring
• County gives $11000 to recreation
• Natchez Inc. director to be named
• Russ named Natchez Inc. director
• Dardenne v. Fayard: No attacks here
• No laps for warm laptops; skin damage is possible
• Supreme Court refuses to hear James Ford Seale appeal
• Thirty-two animals get blessed on Sunday
• Local loves showing off hometown
• Take-All Root Rot devastating area lawns
• Washington church gets facelift
• Fall pilgrims welcomed with smiles
• Fire damages house on Linton Avenue
• City avoids taking out $650K loan
• George Armstrong Library responds to cuts in funding
• Library patrons take funding issues personally
• Votes count in parish election
• Locals arrested in connection with stolen vehicles
• Sexual battery cases dropped
• Joint chamber considering board members
• Officers case delayed
• Vidalia teen found safe now
• Polls open at 6 a.m. in parish election
• Wreck victim remains in ICU
• Yard sale to benefit cancer research
• County issues burn ban; O'Beirne to fill in as admin
• Car chase ends in arrests
• Rec leaders gather
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Bin Laden uses Pakistani floods to drum up support
• Ole Miss mascot options narrowed to 3
• Students attend Co-Lin college fair
• Entergy Miss. says rates to drop approx. 12 percent
• New computer system helps track parish students
• Petitions to ban eminent domain submitted in Miss.
• Saturday last day to register for general election
• Missing girl located
• Actor Tony Curtis dies
• Fisher-Price recalls millions of products
• Court upholds Natchez death conviction
• FLE invites parents to reading show
• Homeowners shops await first tourists
• Jobs program welcomes students
• New Site man injured after fall in septic tank
• Russells honored by children's charity
• Unemployment falls
• Generals dispose of Devils in New Site
• Lady Wildcats pick up split at St. James to open 2010 season
• Wildcats run to big win in jamboree
• Graham brings grant to city
• Jim Pearson students get closer look at health and fitness
• Hunting seminar to start Aug. 28
• Visitors come out to support the Taste of Dadeville
• Ransaw recognized for academics at national pageant
• Filling their boots for MDA
• From diesel mechanic to pilot
• Rogers: No change until 2012
• Look for Vols to struggle as karma catching up with Tennessee
• Snake hitches ride with Walmart watermelons
• Taking up his cross
• Candidate uses faked Saban photo in campaign
• BRHS grad gets close look at oil spill
• Cougars hope big-play WRs can help light up scoreboard
• AHSAA Network to broadcast Champions Challenge
• Down and ready: Wildcats in action tonight
• Local scouts return from 2010 jamboree
• Fire department to ‘Fill the Boot’ for MDA charity
• Toddler takes title of Outlook’s Cutest Kid Contest
• BRHS set to begin season
• Delivering his message
• HIPPY
• LIterary council helps adults learn to read
• BRHS gets grant for AP classes to hold meeting
• Road work will continue
• Departments receive grant for equipment
• Councilman questions parking plan
• Rogers to visit county
• Bank donates $1000 to crisis center
• 2 injured in cycle wreck in serious condition
• Park to hold Muster this weekend
• Car pushed 50 yards in hit and run
• Church to host game cook-off
• Club donates water to crisis center
• Police give tips to help prevent crimes
• Russells to be honored for donation
• Football parking plans released
• 2 injured in SUV motorcycle wreck
• ‘04 National title dilemma: Should Auburn claim it?
• Cats improving still need work
• Saying goodbye to ‘Jack Junior’
• Company with local ties in legal trouble
• VIDEO: At least two injured in motorcycle SUV wreck
• HBHS hopes seniors will carry volleyball team
• Terrell Owens lands in Cincinnati but would be better off in the booth
• 5 games that will determine who wins title
• BRHS freshmen hope to continue success
• City closes in on another heat record
• VIDEO: Pool road completed
• Sixth Street Baptist hosts end-of-summer party
• City to hold another public safety academy
• RMC adds cancer specialist
• Jackson's Gap pays IRS bill
• Schools getting federal help
• Alexander City's Freeman hoping for better season
• Alabama Supreme Court says no to Victoryland raid
• Suspect linked with numerous break-ins burglaries
• 2 charged with theft
• Crunching numbers
• New CEO to lead Fruit
• VIDEO: School starts in Alexander City
• Former UA player visits Dadeville
• Residents enjoy tax-free shopping
• Tigers Rebels prep for big-time game to start year
• Correction
• Three plead guilty to murder attempted murder (corrected version)
• Dadeville man pleads guilty to manslaughter
• Alabama's biggest casino closes as raid looms
• Former Coosa Sheriff Owens pleads guilty
• Work begins on North Central
• Lake Martin Lions Club to receive charter on Monday
• City goes back to normal business hours
• 5 issues entering upcoming football season
• Ole Miss makes desperate move in bringing in Masoli
• Man charged with Internet solitication
• Moody’s Blues (with video and poem)
• Seeking no spotlight
• Local chef’s passion for sustainable food puts him in website’s top 40
• Schools look for water donations
• In the danger zone
• Task force must wait 12 days when ruling is final
• SEC snubbing Pac-10 and Sun Belt MAC predictions
• Cahalane’s Cougars work for turnaround
• Church members celebrate completion of playground
• City names teacher of the year
• ACMS teams hope good summer carries into fall
• Judge Tom Young's order about Victoryland
• Protesters back casino as Judge Tom Young weighs raid
• City’s pool road to open next week
• Country singer visits Lake Martin area
• Sidewalk Spread
• Charities granted IRS extension
• Reeltown No. 1 to open season
• Generals trying to get over hump in 2010
• School systems make few changes to dress codes
• Alexander City schools running 22 bus routes in 2010
• Retailers shoppers ready for annual sales tax holiday
• Club donates $11500 to schools
• Schools deal with tight budgets
• Abducted kids found safe
• City to offer finance director's job
• Gateway program launches fundraising drive
• City Coosa make AYP for '09-'10
• Area gets much needed rain
• Wildcats hit field for fall practice
• Abducted children found safe
• Excessive heat warning issued for Tuesday
• Time is now for Chizik to make move at Auburn
• Reeltown’s Roberson commits to Arkansas
• MainStreet auction moved from August to October
• Spouses pastors build church together
• Camp needs more rain barrel bids
• Beautiful but dangerous
• Security guards at courthouse keep the public safe
• Boys and Girls Club helping hundreds of kids each year
• Lake Martin area in moderate drought
• Counterfeiting surfaces again
• Ebert: 'Thumbs up'
• A few predictions early on for 2010 football season
• Lady Cats take court next week
• Enterprise State fires Wesley Person
• Census officially ends this Friday
• Barker gets big promotion
• Council interviews candidates
• McCarron may have the tools but McElroy still the answer at QB for Alabama
• Tigers hope to make jump with ease
• Man killed in Monday night wreck
• Water level changes discussed
• Lyman Ward looks to overcome losses as camp starts this Sunday
• Coosa County passes school resolution
• Two charged with robbery
• 20000 strong
• Bobby Cox giving fans one more good season in Atlanta
• BRHS football tickets parking passes to go on sale
• PHOTO GALLERY: Church holds first Back to School Bash
• Motorcycle club donates to hospital
• Russell library's teen reading program ends
• Marine police make rash of arrests during AquaPalooza Saturday
• Thousands flood Lake Martin
• Lake Martin's AquaPalooza entertains thousands
• New system forces change to BRHS orientation
• Party like it's Fat Tuesday
• Mann named 'Hi-Tec' educator of the year
• Locals report check thefts
• Graveman completes first season in SEC
• Vandy should accept being SEC's doormat
• Fire departments receive confined space training
• Lane ready to compete for top angler
• R&B Media selected for Super Six TV
• BRHS volleyball gets back on the court
• Library ends reading program
• Locals expect boost from sales tax holiday in August
• Speaker stresses selling a good thing at United Way meeting
• Giving back for giving
• Heat sticking around
• Jones: Casino profits won't affect case
• Four injured in Wednesday wreck
• Help us with the litter fight
• NCAA take action against sports agents
• Members of Children's Harbor Anchor Society to be recognized Friday
• Football players cheerleaders from Auburn visit Camp ASCCA
• The No. 1 question
• Let the circus begin
• Getting some reps
• Stephens gets help from FBC youth group
• Church to host back to school bash
• Best Worst moves to Atlanta
• Council approves culvert bid
• Lake Martin's party inching closer
• DHS HBHS compete in 7-on-7s this week
• Straight out of Bedrock
• What's with the heat?
• Ranking the top defensive units in college football
• County jobless rate holds steady
• Dr. Tyler celebrates 25 years in city
• Kiwanis Club gives back
• Edward Bell honored receives grant from al.com
• More oil headed to shore
• North beats South in boys and girls hoops softball
• South All-Star Roberts hopes to help BRHS return to postseason
• Church makes renovations
• When Trivial Pursuit takes serious turn
• Jim Pearson teachers take leadership class
• Mutual Savings turns profit in first of 2010
• No state takeover yet
• Columnist to speak to historical society Sunday
• City Hall has new hours
• What a sweet job
• Bookstore celebrates 10 years
• Jackson’s Gap faces audit from IRS
• New Site woman faces fraud charge
• Hines gets first look at BRHS basketball team
• CACC to offer elementary education degree
• Foreclosures increasing in Lake Martin area
• Sports media going too far with off-the-field issues personal player attacks
• Haynie another BRHS rep at All-Star Week
• Voters say ‘yes’ to resolution
• Bentley runs over Byrne
• Filling a need
• Practice safety on all terrains
• Benjamin Russell’s Reese to play in North-South game Tuesday in Huntsville
• Mountain Brook student shoots 16-under to win at Willow Point
• Area voters to decide important races Tuesday during run-off election
• Crops suffer as a result of dry spell
• Coosa voters to decide fate of schools
• Smith reflects on life on the tarmac
• Bikini Chef makes a splash
• 'Slow but stable'
• Mortgage rates at historic lows
• Are you run-off ready?
• State BOE approves financial intervention for Coosa schools
• New road to city pool nearing completion
• Health Department giving 'Back to School' shots
• Iron Bowl pick is in: Tide should be too much for Tigers
• Ranking best units in college football part 1
• Stripers bigger biting earlier this summer
• Mobile DAV to stop at Nichols
• Lions Club prepares for annual charity poker run
• Fourth of July Blast Concert and Fireworks
• Memorial Day Weekend Concert
• 18th Annual Alexander City Jazz Festival

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