Andalusia, AL News

• Andalusia, AL News
• Covington County Fair 2011
• Back to School for Andalusia - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Homecoming events on tap for Thursday, Friday
• Remembering the war
• Class of ‘68 reunion this weekend
• AES students grateful for freedom,veterans
• No official Alltel-AT&T conversion date
• Sales taxes hold steady
• Church burglars caught
• Florala road projects under way
• Davis prelim continued again
• Marathons provide spiritual experiences for local
• Arts Council event to cap weekend
• Air Force general is featured speaker
• Crowds expected for homecoming events
• They’re dreamin’
• County employees receive new policies
• Roby selected for U.S. transition team
• Jones takes office
• Quilt show starts Thursday
• Flu cases few, unlike 2009
• Gantt retail one step closer
• Few tickets available for week’s events
• Star-News taking bake sale orders
• Parents beware: Alcohol, tobacco use up among high school students
• Homecoming activities begin with Veterans Day
• Bake sale going on now
• Fire alert lifted for all counties
• Community Christmas registration today
• Walking for a cure
• County meeting Monday
• ACS significantly decreases student dropouts
• ACT I needs royalty, court
• Burglar hits Catholic church
• City ‘crawling’ with good music
• Foshee honored with dedication
• Cold temps headed our way
• County workers accused of theft identified
• Ad valorem collections slow
• Clean-up scheduled today
• Covington County coroner race results by polling place
• Pets wanted for pictures Saturday
• County District Attorney’s race by precinct
• Bright versus Roby by precinct
• House race results by precinct
• Marshalls arrest sex offender
• Adult Activity Center seeking donations for elderly
• Florida men caught stealing local copper
• Ward: GOP’s come a long way, baby
• Hammett named to Bentley’s transition team
• Author returns home for book signing
• Clean-up efforts set Thursday, Saturday
• Roby defeats Bright
• Bentley elected
• Chairman challenges change
• 57% of voters turn out
• Meeks wins another term
• GOP sweeps House
• Hobson gets 7th term as coroner
• County workers terminated for theft
• Rain won’t stop voters
• Signup today for Religious Leaders Program
• Halloween Hoopla
• Opp wreck victim not ID’d yet
• Annual street festival draws largest crowd
• Athletic facility clears funding hurdle
• Reminder to all incoming students for Fall Semester: The deadline to register for your LBWCC Experience session is THIS Friday. Please call Mrs. Owen at 334.881.2282 if you have any questions!
• The LBWCC Foundation presents "Nat King Cole: As I Know Him" starring Timothy Wells on Saturday, August 21, 7:30 p.m., Andalusia Campus Dixon Center. Musical patriotic salute begins the program, then learn about the life of this incredible perf
• Mrs. Senn had a packed 1st day College Algebra!!
• One dead in Saturday wreck, ID unknown
• Opp Councilman recovering from snake bite
• Coterie run is today
• ACS to hold workshop Monday
• Sparks: I know Covington County
• More students staying in school in Opp
• Bentley: County will keep strong voice
• High voter turnout expected Tuesday
• Candidates raise $90K in 35 days
• Halloween pictures today
• New magazine unveiled
• Rowell: County in new era of technology, forensics
• Hobson: Cold storage cost prohibitive for county
• Jones: Will answer questions; call cell
• Darby: Not beholden to special interests
• Cotton: Independent will have influence
• Merrell: I’ll make tough choices
• Gambril: Criticism unfounded
• Coterie 5K registration tonight
• City schools look for energy efficiency
• Celebrating 90 years
• Historical Society meeting today
• Halloween on the Square this Saturday
• Temps to dip into 40s tonight
• Red Level Dollar General open for business
• Teen airlifted from site of wreck
• Florala hospital sold
• Getting an ‘AUsome’ experience
• Absentee voting deadline Thursday
• Andalusia in Revue hits the stage Nov. 11
• CCCPC calling all pastors to join drug fight
• United Fund needs $76K
• ACS tables $2.5M resolution, requests written committment from Bulldog Foundation
• Have your picture taken in costume
• Community invited to ‘come home’ Friday
• Halloween festivities on tap this week
• Bentley campaign to stop in Andalusia
• County OKs poll worker mileage agreement
• 14K-plus attend annual fair
• Dream park project in city’s hands
• Library children’s programs offer variety of activities
• LBWCC receives $40K for math program
• Wanted: Needy families; Community Christmas registration set for Nov. 6
• Jobless rate lowest in 20 months at 8.6%
• Andy native named super of year
• Dreams come true
• Piggly Wiggly gives back to schools
• ACS to lose 2 teaching units
• Dog who warned man of house fire died
• Woman born with no legs shares success story
• Volunteers needed today at Dream Park
• Bennett knows benefit of Crossover
• Criminal poster children sentenced
• Are you tacky enough?
• Youth league sports reaps benefits of CCUF
• Sessions addresses ‘the issues’
• Survivor joins walk for cancer tonight
• Family dispute turns violent
• Schools observe bus safety week
• History comes to life on Court Square Thursday
• Opp budget passed, doesn’t include employee COLA
• OPD to move to 12-hour shifts
• City to negotiate cultural arts center bids
• When disaster strikes, Red Cross lends a hand
• City supports Amendment 1
• Opp scores for Girls World Series
• Florala seeks historic register status
• Miss Noel pageant set for Nov. 6
• Organizers: Tools still needed for Dream Park
• Community Christmas among UF agencies
• Dog warns man of house fire
• Man says he stole for pill habit
• Fair weather
• Bank employees plan party
• Homecoming gala tickets on sale now
• Registered voters down in Covington County
• Covington County Fair 2010
• Health department to hold seasonal flu shot clinic
• Sheriff reads at APL storytime; children celebrate Halloween
• Laying the groundwork
• Register to vote by Oct. 22
• Runners needed for Coterie run
• Little Big Horn Competition today
• Dream Park closing for week
• Family finds body of man killed in crash
• No Social Security raise coming
• Retail returns to Red Level soon
• Man charged after giving teens near-fatal alcohol
• Calling all pancake lovers!
• Agencies collect more than 80 pounds of pills
• Cities announce Halloween festivities
• Little Big Horn marching on for 30 years
• Local vets needed for parade
• City clean-up days scheduled
• Prescription take back event today
• First-time voters share what’s important
• FUMC members spread love through service
• Cows (almost) outnumber residents
• AAA: Fall gas prices up
• Merrell, Gambril spar
• Cash, volunteers needed for Dream Park build
• LBWCC’s Davis earns doctorate from Capella
• Cities announce Halloween festivities
• Opp Head Start opens doors at new facility
• Grimes earns Best in Show in Daleville
• Prescription take back event this Thursday
• Florala rec ball ‘on go’
• County receives $3.7M from FEMA
• Underwood wins national spirit award; to travel to San Diego
• Lynn uses art to share his passion
• Alabama RetailPAC endorses Jones campaign
• Expand investing into foreign markets
• First Relay for Life meeting tonight
• Prescription take back event this Thursday
• Students hosting meet, greet event at LBWCC
• Wrecks injure at least 2
• Drought affecting allergies
• 1 in 4 women abused in lifetime
• Stadium won’t be complete for Little Big Horn
• Mayor: Florala still wants bingo
• No new fish consumption advisory sites in county
• Street work starts Monday in Florala
• Scouts honor Hammett for service to county, state
• ‘Factory of Terror Haunted House’ opens tonight
• Enrollment numbers hold steady
• Tomberlin leaving ARH after 45 years
• Davis hearing postponed again
• Voter registration deadline Oct. 22
• Carpenter learns value of self-examination
• Final call for hand prints
• Residents reminded to get flu shots before flu season arrives
• Tools needed for Dream Park project
• Florala loses driving force in community
• Breast cancer survivor shares importance of compassion
• Opp awards East Covington bid
• Hibbett to open 2nd store
• Final call for hand prints
• Red Cross urges residents to prepare for fires
• Opp’s $8.5M budget to include more renovations
• Tisdale offered incentive
• Meeks: Pursuits outside of norm
• Chase lands driver in hospital
• Let’s skip church Sunday?
• Idle Hour club liquor license approved
• Officials: River Falls Street ahead of schedule
• Donations needed for Opp history room
• Gun found on campus of Luverne High
• Mom, I want to be a firefighter!
• AHS students add popular workout routines to class
• Hammett: Bingo scandal black eye for state
• Opp seeks big names for ‘11 rodeo
• Sisters travel from afar to learn farming resources
• Navy man gets 16 years for child rape
• Davis withdraws candidacy for sheriff
• 100 new high paying jobs coming to Andalusia
• Hill, 2-year chancellor, visits LBWCC campuses
• Fall temps here, lows in 40s
• Absentee voting deadline Oct. 28
• Humane Society seeks cute pets
• Playin’ in A-Town
• Delivery truck strikes river bridge
• Chase sends 1 to jail
• New Opp BOE members sworn in
• 65-page federal indictment in bingo probe
• 11 arrested in bingo probe
• Opp water safe to drink
• Hospital front entrance closed
• A-Town Invitational Today
• Tools needed for Dream Park renovation
• Zorn hitting the campaign trail hard this month
• Roberts helps African children see
• Brooks was state’s first editorial cartoonist
• Elderly lady cut from car after accident
• Monument honoring decorated soldier in works
• County passes $21.6M budget
• Challenge issued to residents: Get healthy
• 230 turn out for vaccine clinic
• 600-plus bras collected in ‘Underwires for the Wiregrass’
• Street in front of hospital to be closed this weekend
• 60 jobs coming to Opp
• Dozier man indicted for sex abuse
• 911: Remove cell phone batteries
• Addition recovery: help easy to find, but hard work
• MFG quadrupled work force
• United Fund drive kicks off
• Brooks, Roberts to be honored today
• Company asks judge to overturn drilling moratorium
• Untitled
• State gets federal award for increasing adoptions
• 2 known dead, 12 missing after storm soaks Jamaica
• Coleman, English found guilty
• Gantt FOP receives $5K grant
• Gilley challenges Riley’s task force to arrest him
• Who’s got spirit?
• Court: US-funded stem-cell research OK
• Teacher shot outside school
• Walden: Children are a gift from God
• 40-year alcoholic recovers, opens ministry for others
• County 29th in child well being
• Florala passes $1.09M budget
• Stroud to lecture at Birmingham Botanical Gardens
• Hart: Expect property tax bill soon
• Obama presses for longer school year
• Watershed group provides $3,700 in drainage assistance to Florala
• Temps dip
• Andy native to perform at coastal music fest
• Disbarred lawyer having trouble hiring an attorney
• Untitled
• Queen sought funds for poor
• VIS  orientations on tap
• AMS eighth graders lead the pack in testing
• Andalusia man crashes through Brewton bridge, breaks back
• Local agencies must find new fuel sources
• Zorn’s raised $137K
• Meeks reports nearly $5K
• Candidates raise $195K
• Some Medicare drug plans to see hikes
• Church to hold ‘Walk’
• Flu shot clinic set
• Fires light up the county
• Stalking, assault charges filed
• Driver in a ‘crack’ after drug arrest
• New bingo hall closes after only 1 month
• Some Similac-brand formulas recalled
• AES outdoor classroom opens for student use
• Pouncey: Sharp budget drop in 3 years
• Battle waged over workers’ campaign donations
• Experts craft oil spill study
• See you at the pole
• Megachurch pastor caught in sex scandal
• Gulf Coast eyes tourism boost
• Frank Jackson bridge complete
• 911: Show us an address
• Shots fired, man charged in domestic
• Child beaten, dad jailed; Steam iron, bamboo cane allegedly used
• Report: AEA paid for anti-Byrne ads in GOP runoff
• AG Holder marks ‘Mockingbird’ anniversary
• Tremendous Tuesday
• Developer asks city for retail incentives
• Edgar: I’m no chicken, I will jump
• She’s seen a lot in her 101 years on Earth
• Idle Hour seeks club license
• Council OKs $12.5M budget
• Bentley leads in fundraising
• Fed to mull trigger for bolder action
• SEA-PAC endorses Cotton
• House GOP to unveil agenda
• Windham publishes 3rd ‘Fuddy-Duddy’ book
• Traffic stops net drug arrests
• Red Level man charged for drugs
• Drought conditions dangerous
• Holloway’s mom confronted Van der Sloot in jail
• Alabama AG says BP manipulated governor on spill
• Celebrating RLS
• Alabama Supreme Court goes against Gulf hotel foes
• Sisters join ‘Underwires’ challenge to build awareness statue
• Local systems lose $700K
• AHS seeks Title I status, would provide more funding for school
• County jobless rate remains steady
• Hurricane Karl heads inland toward central Mexico
• APD training facility reaches completion
• Foot chase lands man in jail
• Bathing suit-clad woman held in tractor theft
• Hurricane Karl takes aim at Mexican Gulf coast
• Census: 1 in 7 citizens lives in poverty in U.S.
• O’Ferrell: Rodeo riding is in her blood
• BP declines to pay state claim, school funds cuts
• Mini-moo: 33-inch English cow world’s smallest
• Commissioners claim $30K in mileage, travel 57K miles; Elmore leads pack
• Capps: Unit system savings unknown
• BP ending oil-spotting program in 3 Gulf states
• NWS: Quiet year for tornadoes in Alabama
• Got fun?
• EMA urges residents to be prepared
• Burgess shares testimony with local ladies
• Girls sought to play in World Series
• Help still needed for Dream Park
• City gets $1.5M EDA grant
• UA fraternity loses national charter
• Applicants seek temporary jobs at Mercedes plant
• Hurricane Julia stronger; TS Karl headed to Mexico
• OCS approves $12.5M budget
• City schools’ 5-year plan includes AHS facade, AMS air conditioning
• Council ponders paving projects
• Fleeing felon found 4 days later
• Funding in place for new athletic facility, final plan not approved
• Committee ads attack Ala. 2nd District candidates
• Main Street project bid $200K under budget
• BOE OKs $15.6M budget approved
• Local items to enhance traveling display
• DTF grant funding cut by half
• Ball fields finally OK’d
• German man’s stress free naked walk backfires
• UA has Quran saved from Union torch
• Auxiliary honoring first responders today
• Classics to whirl into town next weekend
• Local Tea Party plans 912 event Sunday
• Program targets abuse of ‘scripts
• Quran-burning plans cancelled in Florida
• Flashy male dancers get most girls
• Tickets for Saturday’s AOTW available
• Inmate who shot former girlfriend executed
• Jobless claims drop
• Opp firemen to bill for response
• Arts group seeks work for show
• Sales taxes trend up 2%
• Free gluten workshop offered
• Clinton campaigns for Sparks
• Lake project completion 2 months away
• Covington Cowgirls preparing for annual rodeo
• 3 locals arrested for ‘junking’
• Deadline for Doggie Dash Friday
• Opp wreck sends 1 to hospital
• A beautiful day in the neighborhood
• Opp awards $187K sewer bid
• Judge lifts protective order at Victoryland
• Local artist sharing talents with world
• County ‘can’t compromise on compromise,’ cancels meeting
• Council formalizes estate purchase
• City to bid Church Street School project
• County schools get new anti-harassment policy
• Mayor: City has plan for estate
• Mayor plans speech tonight
• Belly dance event to raise money for AAC
• Burgess to speak at Southside-Opp ladies’ event Sept. 14
• Alabama candidates campaign on Labor Day
• $75K is ‘sweet spot’ for money, happiness
• Air show details finalized
• Obama blames GOP for crisis
• Ted’s Pharmacy sells out to Fred’s
• Saban: UA won’t appeal, Ingram not likely to play against Penn State
• LBWCC celebrates improved arts center
• Consigners needed for Little Lambs sale
• Volunteers poised to begin 2nd year in schools
• Some residents must work on Labor Day
• Kids say they need a break, too
• Supreme Court opens door for VictoryLand raid
• Fishing reopened in 5,130 square miles of Gulf
• Scientist asserts God not needed for creation
• Is cooking hazardous to your health?
• 400 pounds of marijuana seized
• Reduced-cost counseling assistance not just for Baptists
• Traffic stop nets pot, crack cocaine arrest
• Hopewell ‘pays it forward’ with free lunches, breakfasts
• Abandoned animals create heartache
• Improved water lines on tap in Gantt
• As peace talks begin, Obama tells Netanyahu, Abbas the moment must be seized for agreement
• Doggie Dash, Strut Your Mutt planned
• Givhan, Cooper team up for Old Cahaba book
• New law changes junk car process
• LBWCC awarded $3M TRIO grant
• Mother, daughter attend ‘Restoring Honor’ rally in D.C.
• Hurricane Earl bears down on East Coast
• Study: Number of illegal immigrants declines
• County wants ‘in’ with ‘out’
• Dollar General site prep under way
• Opp certifies Ferguson as BOE winner
• County BOE unveils $29M budget
• Man on a mission to beat childhood obesity
• It’s soccer time!
• Hyundai shifting SUV production to Kia plant
• Riley makes Friday College colors day
• AES third grade scores near top
• Earl could force U.S. evacuations
• UA student dead in Sunday crash
• 25 pets receive mircochips at weekend clinic
• Earl now major Category 4 storm
• Rigs’ drilling parts lack third-party endorsement
• Eight is (not) enough
• Obama goal: End Iraq war, win Mideast peace
• Hearing postponed
• CCSO deputies on heavy patrol through holiday
• Watson named new ACS super
• US grapples with bedbugs
• CCCPCC receives $2,300 grant
• Bryant: Board to name Watson leader
• She found love in Hurricane Katrina aftermath
• PHS loses teaching icon this week
• We’ve got spirit!
• Man’s meth stash found in parent’s shed
• Bush: ‘No’ vote will kill rec league
• Factory Connection to move across town
• Help Ruck, Jeff find friends
• Former player: Noise, support make a difference for team
• Seventh-Day Adventists prepare to mark 83 years in city
• Red Cross issues urgent call for all types of blood
• Health department offers free stop smoking services, patches
• LBW to host college night Monday
• Art off the Wall set Sept. 11
• County Water Authority office to move
• Hearing set in Opp murder
• Family feud lands 3 in jail
• Tropical Storm Earl forms in Atlantic
• Key device in Gulf spill didn’t get recertified
• Powerplant Marketplace closing Labor Day weekend
• Dream Park project needs volunteers, funds
• Getting the ball…fields…rolling
• Housing market steady
• Growing with the times
• Stop! 3 charged for theft of signs
• Furgeson elected to 2nd term on Opp BOE
• McCalman elected to BOE
• Alabama court picks retired justice for bingo probe
• Saban documentary premiering minus the star
• Pro-bingo march slated Saturday for Montgomery
• Alabama educators fear more budget cuts
• Andy school budget totals $15.1M
• City BOE to get 1 new member
• Florala rec supporters urged to attend county meeting
• Furgeson wins Opp re-election
• Work begins on new $5M cancer center
• 81-year-old receives citizenship
• OHS stadium to be complete in October
• 2 schools awarded $500K in 21st Century Learning grants
• School meals linked to higher attendance
• Elections for BOE today
• Anxiety still rampant in Katrina kids
• Woman breaks in, hides under bed
• Hurricane Danielle swirls in Atlantic
• Feds to spill commission: Drilling ban stays
• Veteran teacher surprised by honor
• ACS budget hearing Monday
• Roby plans town hall here Monday
• Lots on tap this weekend
• Elections for BOE set Tuesday
• Unemployment at 18-month low
• Groundbreaking for new cancer center Monday
• No charges expected in West Haven shooting
• Homicide ruled out in Carolina death
• Dooley: Finances, proration most pressing issues
• Shopping spree lands 2 in jail
• Halliburton seeks hold on state suit over spill­
• Couple arrested for trying to buy pills
• District 5 Andalusia BOE candidates address issues
• Ward: Quality education critical for children
• McCalman: Board should ask tough questions
• Gun, knife show this weekend
• Riley borrows $124M from rainy day fund
• First oiled turtles released in Gulf after rehab
• Armstrong: Need to be progressive
• Candidate uses faked photo to tout Saban backing
• Alabama infant mortality rate lowest ever in state
• 2-year-old fights genetic disorder
• Bryant: BOE challenging, rewarding
• Bush: ‘I’ve got a dog in this fight’
• Andalusia BOE candidates speak on issues
• $1.08M coming from jobs bill
• Montgomery man in custody after chase
• Opp schools improve reading, math scores
• Opp votes to demolish house
• Former classmates come full circle
• Ollie’s Army makes $8K in poker run
• Football block party set next week
• Lightning knocks out E911 communication
• Historic home among 21 properties to be auctioned Thursday
• Debro Hill development on go
• Bright tours Montezuma, advocates less spending
• Engineer: FEMA funding will last 3 years
• Arts Council casts Treasure Island
• Complaint in Opp leads to arrest for drugs
• Ellis, Elmore unsure county can support ball field project
• 911 services down after lightning strike
• Alabama Republicans want Arizona-style law
• Davis won’t campaign for Sparks
• Duo compose ‘Andalusia ballad’
• Baked goods needed
• Missoula auditions Monday
• Ollie’s Army poker run today
• Social media helps churches ‘spread the word’
• APD facility nearly complete
• Sharpe names ‘All-Nose’ team
• Sharpe: Plan is best thing in 3 decades
• Inaugural Hall of Fame class inducted
• Brewton chief: Officer in chase that led to 2 deaths followed procedure
• Catfish with a side of ‘Sparks’
• County stalls on Johnson Park support
• Neighbor spots perp, calls law
• Red Level woman grows colossal cucumbers
• ‘Sweet’ item featured at ballet auction
• Greentrack gambling raid charges dismissed
• Supreme Court denies immediate Victoryland raid
• Opp seeks $500K to repair sewerage
• Local farmers welcome rain from depression
• Texas sues feds over offshore ban
• He was given an ‘optometric opportunity’
• Mock disaster drill held in county Wednesday
• Quayle: Obama worst president ever
• Ballet plans “Roaring 20s” auction
• T.R. Miller principal dies in crash
• Rodberg: Lives out boyhood dream
• Fun while mom’s out
• Florala has projects aplenty on tap
• Fishing reopens off Florida Panhandle
• Tropical depression forms in Gulf
• Poker run for Ollie slated for Aug. 14
• Varmint root of traffic accident
• Kindergarteners want to learn
• Local merchants see mixed tax-free results
• Sole Sisters: ‘A feeling deep in the sole’
• Crabs provide evidence oil tainting Gulf food web
• Humane society to offer microchipping clinic
• Victoryland closes as raid looms
• Alabama’s biggest casino closes as raid looms
• Donations, volunteers needed for Fish Fry
• Let the learning begin
• Obama marks 45th anniversary of Voting Rights Act
• State upholds Edwards conviction
• Native comes home to teach
• Stores see brisk business on tax holiday
• BP removing booms from state’s coast
• BP blowout preventer to be replaced
• Moderate drought condition seen statewide
• DOT commits $160K for road to retailer
• Tax holiday on!
• Habitat seeing funding gap
• Medicare fund may last 12 extra years
• Local mothers share shopping strategies
• Community needed for AHS pride day
• 4-way causing some confusion
• 18 states endure deadly stretch of hot, steamy summer weather
• Ballet students hit stage
• Group sues to stop mosque near ground zero
• NOAA says oil is almost gone
• Montgomery rule shuts down car cell use
• Crops hard hit by heat
• Proration puts damper on budgets
• Giuliani’s daughter arrested in NYC
• Boxer invested $4M in Country Crossing
• Merchants make ready for tax holiday
• Alarm company asks city to change rules
• Gifts being collected for Marines
• Old sewing buildings coming down
• Judge sets hearing on allowing Macon casino raid
• Young, Hines to serve on OCS board
• Halford says ‘YES’ to future
• Doster Alabama-bound today
• City, county reach ball agreement
• Back to school notes
• Business notes
• Excessive heat, hazardous weather in forecast
• School systems make state goals
• Man stabbed during break-in
• AC fails in major Alabama hospital as heat nears 100
• Task force asks judge to allow Victoryland raid
• Nichols: Missionary work always her dream
• Blood drive turnout huge
• Barrow invited to Philly school
• Hall of Fame game set Aug. 12
• 69th edition of Memolusia to arrive this Tuesday
• Other Hart’s Bridge suspect captured
• Doster conviction upheld
• Federal inmates net county $17K
• Principal: Bring paint brushes to Pride Day
• High temps expected today
• GOP plans forum Monday
• ‘Handed down, passed along’
• Health Department prepared for school shots
• Neighbor helps cops catch burglar
• Winn Dixie not 1 of 30 to be closed
• Sounds of gold
• Hopes high for tax holiday
• Opp OKs $426K bid for stadium
• Report: Bedbugs spreading in New York, other U.S. cities
• Water treatment facility recognized for 50 years of weather watching
• 4 dealers arrested after cops act on tip
• Hands-only CPR, pushy dispatchers save lives
• Soldier puts emergency skills to use in Iraq
• Florala awarded $200K to get kids walking
• Doster pleads guilty, accepts life sentence in Texas
• Barge hits well near Gulf, sends gas, oil spewing
• Chicken dispute turns deadly
• Smithart gets good evaluation
• Census workers double- checking facts
• Andalusia native returns home as surgeon
• Residents can give blood in memory of Ramer twins
• State court upholds Henderson conviction
• Bentley, Sparks favor bingo disclosure
• Bank robbers plead guilty
• Memolusia kickoff starts today
• Iowa teen known as ‘Deer Magnet’
• She’s back! Duebelt to teach chorus again
• Access road could bring industry
• 1-year-old locked in bathroom
• BP’s Hayward to leave as CEO; Russia job in works
• Gastric changed their lives
• Local family needs community’s support
• Heavy rains should cool temps
• She shed 228 pounds
• Shakespeare: 45 gallons of paint still needed
• Taylor lost 81 pounds with the Weight Watchers program
• 85-year-old man injured in wreck
• Taking the mission to ‘our own backyard’
• Obama’s signature releases checks
• Petrey: Oil spill ‘big nasty mess’
• Shelby opposes Kagan as justice
• APD catches Jackson County escapee
• Dozier man arrested for sex abuse
• Tropical Storm Bonnie headed to oil spill
• Judge hears immigration arguments
• Sherrod gets biggest ‘I’m sorry’ from Obama
• Our kids are fat, too?
• Gathering storm halts Gulf oil well work
• Woman jailed for gas in home
• Killer never got ordered treatment
• State ranked 2nd most obese in nation
• Opp merchants adopt ‘wait, see attitude’
• 7 seek seats on Andy BOE
• Andalusia native raising money for cancer research
• District 4 children get art lessons from 2 local artists
• Opp BOE qualifying ends
• Butler County man sought
• Oil rig hearing in recess until Thursday
• Opp signal changes coming
• OCAC raises $300 in silent auction
• Killer hurt family before, was wanted by law enforcement when child died
• Witness: Toy dropped on toe might have triggered shooter’s action
• Art teacher returning to AMS
• Water interruptions delayed
• Man charged with abuse in lake incident
• Flyers seek to link Darby, Obama; opponents deny responsibility
• Alabama death row inmate gets prison records
• Economy derails railcar plant
• Uncle confesses; shows no remorse for 4-year-old’s death
• BBQ cookoff successful
• New law requires BOE to post superintendent’s job
• Child killed in Opp identified; uncle confesses
• Gordon honored for chaplain service
• County jobless rate remains steady
• Christian bikers work to do Lord’s work
• Morgan, Hines seek seats on Opp BOE
• Sheriff disputes state crime statistics
• Oil still threatens Gulf shores
• 4 year old fatally shot in Opp
• Dooley, Ward qualify for BOE
• ‘Raise the roof’ event today
• Local art patrons honor Woodie Long
• Local woman hopes to ‘give the gift of life’
• ‘Popcorn showers’ hit area
• Harnage gets Texas plea
• Trailmasters begin prep for fall event
• Who has the best barbecue?
• BP: No oil leaking into Gulf from busted well
• AAC luau today
• All denominations choir to make joyful noise
• Bentley, Sparks pledge positive campaigns
• ‘Alice in Wonderland’ hits stage tonight
• State OKs Florala street project
• BP starts testing leaky well cap
• 2010 OppFest plans in works
• Temps not stopping ‘peanut lady’
• State takes over schools’ finances
• Roby defeats Barber in 2nd Congressional District
• Bentley bests Byrne for GOP nod
• Help sought to ‘paint’ AHS
• Florala returns $80K to DOT
• Fewer than 20 percent vote
• ‘Baby strangler’ takes blind plea
• Florala lake project gets $200K
• Child, 10, foils kidnap attempt
• $50K elevated bridge project gets funding
• How Covington County voted
• County backs Red Level
• Gingrich may run
• Opp man sentenced for sex abuse
• Runoff pits well-funded candidate against ‘outsider’
• Heffner still betting on Playboy
• Text messaging issue in schools
• Wooten repeats as domino champ
• Oil spill produces educational experience?
• LAAC holds drama camp
• 3,400-year-old writing found in Jerusalem

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