Athens, AL News

• Athens, AL News
• Vote set Thursday for Limestone County Schools superintendent
• Sex abuse victim a teenager
• Memons indicted on hindering prosecution charges
• Alabama House, Senate debate new districts
• Local morning update for May 21, 2012
• Manager of library construction giving project $100K boost
• Local initiative studies how iPad might enhance education
• Alabama officials: Amendment necessary to fund Medicaid
• Man seriously injured in fall from Huntsville tree
• Ardmore Police Memorial to be held Tuesday
• Three county schools receive bronze medals
• Later start, shorter breaks for school year
• Green picked for Georgia superintendent job
• Local morning update for May 19, 2012
• Governor signs immigration law changes
• Clemens High’s Green picked for Georgia job
• Local morning update for May 18, 2012
• What You Need to Know for Friday (top national stories)
• Alabama's unemployment rate drops again
• Legislature begins 2nd day of special session
• Endangered: White Democrats in Ala. Legislature
• Alabamians to decide fate of General Fund in September
• Library seeks your collections for public display cases
• Toyota in Huntsville to add 125 new jobs
• ASU officials excited about first governing board
• Nuke officials defend safety plans
• Just what is '1-Hour Seafood?'
• Toyota in Huntsville to add 125 new jobs
• Alabama fan indicted on sex charge
• U.S. DOT shuts down Athens trucking company
• Evacuations and drills pared near nuke plants
• Alabama Legislature holding final day of session
• 4 Ala. men fined for stealing cultural artifacts
• AAA predicts more 2012 Memorial Day travelers
• Report: Athens High in top 20 high schools in Alabama
• Democrats, GOP see problems with reapportionment
• Browns Ferry: Safety improving at plant
• Delmore Days Music Festival 2012
• Huntsville couple gets jail term for kids' truancy
• City Council rejects 2nd ambulance service
• Voter cards to be mailed to those affected by new school board lines
• Judge grants delay in Memon trial
• No damage with reported funnel cloud sighting
• Athens to open municipal pool Memorial Day weekend
• BREAKING: New tornado warning for Mooresville area
• ASU renovation projects both under way and in the works
• Lawmakers see benefits to district proposal
• Third man accused in equipment thefts
• Funeral services today in Nashville for 'Goober'
• Body of Ragland girl, 8, found hanging from rope in tree
• UPDATE: Ala. House Oks budget, restores Medicaid funding
• House passes education budget $141M less than 2012
• State lawmakers override veto of school start bill
• Stepmother charged in running death denied bond
• 'Gator hunting season opens this month
• News Courier carrier thwarts attempted armed robbery
• New Huntsville Walmart could open by fall
• House panel kills charter school bill
• Yard sale will benefit boy with rare disorder
• Clemens principal finalist for Georgia superintendent job
• Two charged in felony theft
• House panel reveals proposed legislative districts
• Letter carriers to pick up food items Saturday
• Dealers: Interest in fuel-efficient cars growing
• Ardmore Chamber looks toward future at luncheon
• NRC to host public meeting on Browns Ferry oversight
• Speeder stopped with 40 pounds of pot
• County seeks grant to purchase event center
• Proposed legislative plans debut Wednesday
• VIDEO: Bo Bikes Bama segment on ESPN
• George "Goober" Lindsey, father of UNA film fest, dies
• John Wade Keyes DAR announces JAC Alabama winners
• Lurleen B. Wallace, Athens State enter transfer agreement
• Memon lawyer asks for trial delay
• Six more interviewed for fire chief
• News Courier staff honored for public service
• Lawmakers honor Marshall Space Flight Center
• Ala. legislators get good education budget news
• Charles Page Jr. named grand marshal of rodeo parade
• Law specific: No looting
• Lawmakers honor Marshall Space Flight Center
• Gunshots fired at rocket center in Huntsville
• Champion Chrysler Dodge to help Athens Bible School fundraiser
• Gingrich ends campaign, no endorsement for Romney
• Have you seen this man? County investigators seek burglar
• Lawmakers set mandatory school age at 6 years old
• Alabama Legislature approves longer school summer
• Boeing marks 50 years in north Alabama
• Local Day of Prayer service set for Thursday
• CSX officials continue train trestle evaluation
• BBB to host Scam Jam on Friday in Athens
• Report: Dr. Memon hospitalized
• Pet food maker issues another recall in Alabama
• Alabama preps for yard sale from Ga. To Miss.
• City's revenues up, expenses down
• Marshal probes fire in Elkmont
• Athens mayor to talk state of the city at ASU on Wednesday
• Local meteorologists reflect on April 27 tornado outbreak
• Near-record heat expected across Alabama
• Planners approve oil 're-refinery'
• Governor in Phil Campbell on tornado recovery tour
• 4 H'ville men charged in death of Alabama man found in Tenn
• State files suit against Ardmore water and sewer
• Bo Bikes Bama, local events to honor tornado victims
• Athens Police hosting another Rx drug drop-off day Saturday
• Athens State and Huntsville collaborate on research school
• Cavanaugh carries Limestone County in PSC race
• Turner clinches County Commission post
• Bo Jackson begins bike ride for tornado relief
• Don't be alarmed: TVA testing sirens
• Light turnout expected for today's runoff election
• Heisman winner Bo Jackson starts bike ride in N. Alabama
• City Council votes against charter schools
• Temps cooler, air drier this week
• City Council action could impact oil project
• Slain woman's father wants Trinity School project halted
• Mom of fleeing son returned to Madison
• Athens entices car show lovers to the Square
• Library foundation to host 'Storybook Ball'
• County jobless rate falls to 6.3 percent
• Election 2012: Elrod, Hilliard vie for BOE post
• Sheriff seeking help to solve up to 20 burglaries
• With funding, unwanted dogs go north for homes
• Election 2012: Turner, Lauderdale face off for commission seat
• Lindsay Lane widening project to begin Monday
• Bill passes setting up rating system for schools
• Official: City water, sewer need updates
• Alabama bans beer brand over dirty name on label
• Immigration bill debate stalls in Alabama House
• Compromise sought on pay for Alabama legislators
• Hartselle school ejects 4-year-old disabled girl
• Man has truck crushed after making one payment
• Victim's dad: Parents should be jailed
• Earth Day events moved indoors
• Planners OK using historic homes as B&Bs
• Alabama A&M dorm lacks hot water for weeks
• Legislature approves tornado shelter bill
• Tuscaloosa picks firm to clean debris-filled lake
• Youth sessions to focus on Alabama tornado recovery
• Publix-anchored shopping center sold for $11.45 million
• Storm recovery committee gets $100,000 grant
• Ever been to Athens, Grease?
• Tuscaloosa News wins Pulitzer for April 27 coverage
• BCS buster: Alabama's crystal ball shattered
• County abates taxes on 2nd Çarpenter project
• City: Students left out of tax equation
• Parents charged with aiding teen murder suspect
• UPDATE: Local doctor charged with aiding teen murder suspect flee
• Robotics Park hosts open house
• Realtors hold nationwide open house event
• BOE: Planned bill unfair to city students
• Update: Runaway teen murder suspect caught in Texas
• Report: Alabama not doing enough on state tax incentives
• Fuel spill stalls land buy for Ardmore gym
• Woman spots stolen shoes, arrest follows
• Incentives bill could lure major manufacturer
• Summer school cost, location changing for county students
• D.A. shares vision of multiuse facility with County Commission
• Grant will build public storm shelter at Elkmont
• Senate committee OKs autonomous board for ASU
• BREAKING: Traffic lights out on U.S. 72
• Preliminary hearing delayed in slaying of local grandmother
• Two area men killed in Monday crash at Rogersville
• ASU homecoming to honor legendary figure Jane Hamilton Childs
• BREAKING: Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Huntsville medics injured by battery acid
• After warm March, frost likely this week
• After the tornadoes, Cullman businesses ready for new start
• Earth Day Celebration
• Lawmakers respond to Hammon's proposed 'tweak' to immigration law
• Browns Ferry Unit 3 reactor shut down for refueling
• School board candidate Elrod declines forum invite
• Obtain absentee ballots beginning April 10
• Athens moving forward with alternative fuel plans
• New Cattlemen's Association head is Limestone native
• Construction to resume on new Bryce Hospital
• Alfa offers $10,000 reward to deter metal thefts
• BREAKING: Limestone under severe thunderstorm watch until 9 p.m.
• Man charged with selling drugs from motel
• Farmer donates $2,500 to library campaign
• Owner stands behind his storm shelters
• Athens educator candidate for Alabama Teacher of Year
• State House panel OKs deep state government cuts
• BREAKING: Strong storms possible today
• New library expenses could be more
• Commission efforts to reduce rent could have negative effect on agency
• Court pulls plug on Toney tornado-shelter business
• County OKs construction manager for library project
• Free history walks to be offered this month
• Murder victim's 2010 complaint alleged thefts, drug use
• Damage reported with Saturday storms
• Drug case dismissed
• Madison OKs work on County Line Road
• Group seeks help decorating veterans' graves
• State jobless rate down; county level
• Communitywide Easter activities set for Holy Week
• Vance man arrested here on marijuana, burglary charges
• Lottery craze lures locals to Tennessee
• 2007 drug case dismissed
• State jobless rate down; Limestone’s rate unchanged
• Alabamians cross state lines for lottery tickets
• County wants to curb cement littering
• Farmers must comply with E-Verify by April 1
• DA: Charges against Pigg could be upgraded to capital murder
• Silent auction on Saturday will benefit KALB
• BREAKING: Limestone tops state in capital investment
• UPDATE: Hearing set April 10 for man charged in grandmother's death
• UPDATE: Authorities name burglarized businesses; no arrests made
• Funeral set for murdered grandmother
• Committee appointed by Bentley offers ideas on homeowners insurance
• Tornado debris can be dumped free on Saturday
• Commission interested in buying LauCourt Event Center
• Nation of Islam leader to make April visit to Huntsville
• UPDATE: Delaney claimed grandson's presence hurt her health
• UPDATE: Pigg had blood on clothes at time of arrest
• Grandmother killed with hammer, gun
• Cowan sentenced to 75 years for beating Haneys
• Don't be alarmed as TVA tests its new sirens in coming weeks
• City Council hires manager for new library construction
• BREAKING: Man accused of killing grandmother, 69
• Alabama governor's insurance panel offers ideas
• Classes canceled at Courtland school after fire
• Athens State seeks its own board of trustees
• Homeowners insurance to be discussed in Legislature
• Vietnam veterans honored at City Council meeting
• Bentley not yet keeping insurance rate promise
• Masons make presentations
• LEGISLATIVE UPDATE: Williams supports pay raise rollbacks
• How TVA money would be spent
• Shelby makes stop in Athens Saturday
• Kazek honored for columns in CNHI contest
• Carter named Gas Person of the Year
• 'Hunger Games' serves up huge opening day at $68M
• Family injured in Thursday afternoon wreck
• Veterans museum to celebrate Women’s History Month
• City Council expanding fire chief search, which includes 3 locals
• City to mull B&B restrictions
• Bees may love it, but pollen is a real irritant for humans
• Residents offered free dumping, cash for aluminum cans
• City planners get pitch to build refinery
• Rain, storms expected tonight through Saturday
• Snead State and Athens State collaborate on transfer agreement
• Grandfather in rape case to be sentenced in May
• Used oil distiller to hire 30 here
• Man who confessed to bribing Harvest couple sentenced
• April 27 tornado death toll rises to 53 in Tuscaloosa
• Abandoning right-of-way could limit access to property
• BOE sets summer school guidelines
• Indictment names 15 suspects in drug trafficking ring
• Judge sets new murder trial date for Amy Bishop
• Athens police seek motel robbery suspects
• Teen's murder conviction to go before US Supreme Court
• Delays expected with city road projects
• Clements High School to host preregistration Tuesday
• Conservation group threatens suit against Ardmore water board
• Red Cross ready to train volunteers
• Industry official: Interest growing in Delphi site
• BREAKING: Bentley declares General Fund proration of 10.6 percent
• Activists take immigration law protest to Korea
• Alabama Supreme Court voids PACT settlement
• Tornado Masters representatives to appear in court today
• Truck driver 'critical' after wreck
• Phil Campbell High School band to perform first concert since tornado
• Man busted for drugs
• Warm March could be one for the record books
• Few surprises in Browns Ferry report
• UPDATE: Man fled sheriff at more than 100 mph
• UPDATE: Man charged with attempted murder
• County’s role in cleanup may be known Monday
• Sheriff 'throws book' at suspect in high-speed chase
• X-ray theft hits Huntsville Hospital
• Shelby to host Athens meeting
• CASA holding contest for design of mud volleyball tournament
• Ballots certified next week
• At A Glance: How Limestone County voted
• Analysis: Romney losses show disgruntled GOP base
• Upcoming book on April 27 tornadoes to include March 2 photos
• Brooks outpaces Griffith
• Curnutt cruises to victory over Evans in circuit court clerk race
• 18 year old in runoff for school board slot
• Woodroof wins probate contest
• Five-way commission race heads for runoff
• BREAKING: Santorum sweeps Alabama, Mississippi primaries
• Alabama GOP voters search for person to beat Obama
• Three face off for GOP chief justice nomination
• Three Republicans seeking top spot on PSC
• The South's turn: Romney, Santorum, Gingrich vie
• Alabama unemployment lowest in more than 3 years
• Election Day: Bentley casts vote for Santorum
• Gingrich banks on wins in Alabama and Mississippi
• Alabama primary could trim the presidential field
• Council OKs pay raise for city workers
• ASU loans space to staffers after prison damaged by storms
• Prison bloodhound carried off by tornado is recovering
• New program to help locate lost loved ones
• BREAKING: Bomb threat evacuates Huntsville courthouse
• Brooks, Griffith to square off Tuesday
• Principals complain of unequal salaries
• KALB schedules benefit auction
• Storm spotter class to be held in Limestone
• UPDATE: 200 inmates transferred from tornado-damaged prison
• Newt-less bus tour stops in Athens
• Muscle Shoals school system cancels class amid illness
• Recent storms won't meet threshold for federal aid
• Residents seek answers on storm debris cleanup
• Bentley visits storm-damaged Madison, Limestone counties
• Rick Santorum appeals for votes in Huntsville stop
• Three arrested in Elkmont on drug charges
• Gingrich campaign doubles down on South
• Immigration law to be focus of march, Thursday
• ELECTION 2012: Presidential candidates converge in Alabama
• BOE: Wait for sellers market on Belle Mina school
• Target opens on U.S. 72 in Madison
• Will Owens sixth-graders move to high school?
• Hill resigns from community college system, interim chancellor named
• TVA uses shielded explosives to repair lines
• UPDATE: Jury acquits all 6 in Ala. casino corruption case
• Super Tuesday: What we learned
• Romney wins Ohio, 5 other Super Tuesday states
• Logan Baugher, 12, loses cancer battle
• Mom disputes daughter's testimony in rape case against son
• AG charges Tornado Masters shelters 'a serious risk'
• Gingrich to hold campaign events in N. Alabama
• Ala. House resolution: Money will grow on trees
• Super Tuesday could alter, not decide GOP race
• Two charged in motel meth lab
• PHOTOS: Tornado Gallery IV, March 2, 2012
• Police investigate shooting at Ala. A&M campus
• UPDATE: Power restored with few isolated exceptions
• UPDATE: Tornado upgrade to EF3; 2nd twister hit Thach
• No injuries at prison, dog missing
• ELECTION 2012: Q&A with circuit court clerk candidate Brad Curnutt
• ELECTION 2012: Q&A with circuit court clerk candidate Johnny Evans
• UPDATE: 1 dead in Alabama, 38 nationwide from Friday storms
• PHOTOS: Tornado Gallery III, March 2, 2012
• UPDATE: Friday morning twister was EF2
• UPDATE: At least 115 homes hit by twisters in Limestone
• BREAKING: Fewer than 2,000 customers without power
• TVA: Reactors at Browns Ferry safe after storms
• BREAKING: Alabama EMA report says 15 Limestone homes destroyed
• PHOTOS: Tornado damage March 2, 2012
• Anderson charged with capital murder
• Hazardous weather outlook issued for Limestone
• Grandmother on tape: 'Gonna run her til she can't run no more'
• Storms kill 3 in Ky., Tenn.; 9 in Midwest
• Selma to Montgomery march planned over immigration law
• Gadsden judge reviews bond for women held in girl's death
• County project would help improve dangerous roads
• Severe weather possible Friday
• Candidates face off on local issues
• Friday is last day to register to vote here
• Teen's 'anger issues' began around time of alleged rape
• Carpenter purchases Latrobe for $558 million
• BREAKING: Limestone County tornado watch canceled
• Limestone under Hazardous Weather Outlook today
• Analysis: Mitt Romney wins by 'enough' in Michigan
• Alabama House votes to expand film incentives
• UPDATE: Accused in running death barred from girl's memorial
• Ala. bill makes it crime to disarm law enforcement
• ELECTION 2012: Circuit Court Clerk candidate Johnny Evans
• ELECTION 2012: Circuit Court Clerk candidate Brad Curnutt
• Bentley details tax breaks on weather items
• ASU class examines city spending
• Girl testifies grandfather raped her three times
• Council approves Lindsay Lane work
• Candidate forum set for tonight at 6 p.m.
• AMVETS offer free membership
• Man indicted in rape of mentally-challenged teen
• Strong storms possible this week
• City Council approves outage notification system
• UPDATE: 1 dead, 4 wounded in Ohio school shooting
• Two killed in crash of small plane in Lacey's Spring
• 4 students shot at Ohio school; suspect in custody
• Athens man charged in abuse of 11-year-old girl
• ELECTION 2012: Q&A with probate judge candidate Charles Woodroof
• ELECTION 2012: Q&A with probate judge candidate Don Mansell
• A dozen suspects awaiting trials for murder
• Electricfil to add up to 200 jobs
• Deadline to register to vote is Friday
• Political forum to be Tuesday at Athens State University
• Will city vote for pay raises?
• City to complete Nuke Plant Road drainage Monday
• UPDATE: Ala. officials secure safety of children after running death
• Oratorical competition slated for Saturday
• RBC change to PNC slated for next month
• Hospice Chili Challenge promises good food, friendship and fun
• Athens BOE plans paperless meetings
• Closed portion of I-65 reopens
• Limestone County under wind advisory
• Mardi Gras event deemed a success
• Former "Highwaymen" artist's work on diplay
• Boyfriend's plan to head North angers girlfriend, results in arrests
• Severe weather forecast for Limestone County tonight
• Limestone under Hazardous Weather Outlook
• County OKs cleanup funds for waterways
• Strong storms possible today and Thursday
• ELECTION 2012: Don Mansell, probate judge candidate
• Cowan pleads guilty in 2010 attack on Tanner couple
• ELECTION 2012: Charles Woodroof, probate judge candidate
• West meth lab busted
• Strong storms possible Wednesday, Thursday
• 20 cats seized at 'drug house'
• County Commission approves land swap agreement
• Former Huntsville mayor announces election bid
• EMA seeks storm shelter registration
• Q&A License Commissioner
• Q&A License Commissioner
• Bench trial set for man accused of burning dog's body
• Marijuana smell leads to arrest
• Part of Lindsay Lane to close Friday
• House passes bill to ban saggy pants in Montgomery
• Turner Construction announces plans for CTC build
• Rain, strong storms possible tonight
• Council backs rezoning; resident questions cost
• Caseworkers seek to fill unmet needs from storms
• ELECTION 2012: Ronnie Coffman, candidate for Limestone License Commissioner
• Democratic delegates still needed
• Ardmore police chief: Major drug bust 'not the end of it'
• ELECTION 2012: Greg Tucker, incumbent, Limestone License Commissioner
• SPLC says kids denied food stamps due to Ala. law
• Guilty Alabama lobbyist testifying for 3rd day
• Capitol Hill weighs GOP payroll tax gambit
• City Hall is a dump ... and that's a good thing
• Tips to consider this tax season
• Johnson new Athens chief of police
• TVA power bills going down up to $1 in March
• Section of northbound I-65 closed in north Alabama
• 2 years after UAH shooting, Anderson family still struggles
• Job creation bills again top agenda in Ala. House
• On the set with Lucas Black
• Fourth annual Jessica Elkins Memorial Pageant is Saturday
• 'Scottsboro Boys' author to speak at library
• Whitney Houston recalled as happy in days before death
• ELECTION 2012: Steven Haynes, Commission District 2 Q&A
• Knology upgrade may cause service disruptions
• ELECTION 2012: Rex Davis, Commission District 2 Q&A
• ELECTION 2012: Warren Herring, Commission District 2 Q&A
• ELECTION 2012: Richard Lauderdale, Commission District 2 Q&A
• ELECTION 2012: Ned Turner, Commission District 2 Q&A
• BREAKING NEWS: Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies
• BREAKING: State offers $1.75 million in incentives for steel plant
• ALDOT to begin slide repair on I-65
• Ala. House starts session with job creation bills
• Judge: Bishop inquest transcript to be made public
• Gas prices up; could hit $4 by spring
• Williams reflects on 1st week of session
• Cook, eat or bid on goods at upcoming Chili Challenge
• Southern Family Markets sells stores in four states
• Calhoun offers course in solar energy
• 528-unit apartment complex to be built
• GOP leaders to Bentley: Your budgets won't pass
• EMA: Be prepared for winter
• Madison Hospital to open February 28
• 2012 Legislative session officially under way
• Athens band to appear on Conan, booked for beach festival
• Alabama lawmakers return for 2012 regular session
• Alabama legislators to get gloomy budget forecasts
• Albertville school wins national recycling competition
• County, city OK Carpenter incentives
• School board to vote on land for Ardmore gym
• Thach Road house fire investigated
• BREAKING: County, city approve incentives for steel plant
• First Alabama Gives Day raises $743,985
• State children's choir to perform in Athens
• EMA urges participation in ShakeOut event
• Application for absentee ballots begins Feb. 7
• Volunteers seeking dog-bed donations regrouping
• State senator offers changes to immigration law
• Senators push bills to ban synthetic pot
• Mild weather impacts TVA revenue
• Symposium at ASU brings hundreds to Athens
• Give Kids a Smile Day returns to Calhoun Friday
• Redstone Arsenal closes intersection at Rideout and Goss roads
• Pa. groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• ASU receives grant for arts center in Decatur
• County, city to vote on CTC incentives Monday
• Project may lead to more growth
• Committees would ensure fairness in principal searches
• Harrison's focus is on cost reduction and transparency
• Lawmakers refute immigration law cost
• Alabama Gives blitz to help local agencies
• ELECTION 2012: Incumbent Bill Daws highlights district projects
• County school board mulls sale of school at Belle Mina
• Woman accused of check forgery
• School board discusses bond for project
• Man charged in stabbing
• Habitat group to host women's meeting tonight
• Habitat to host Women Build meeting Tuesday
• Have a heart for homeless pets this Valentine's Day
• Orr seeks to end pension for crooks
• Huntsville Planners OK rezoning here
• Lawyers denounce prosecution of Alabama fan in video
• Sheriff: Motorists better slow down
• NRC: No significant issues at nuke plant
• Repairman accused of stealing jewelry from 2 county homes
• Wales: District 2 issues litter crackdown
• NWS Huntsville issues hazardous weather outlook
• Free tax help available Friday in Athens
• Lone police chief candidate stresses need for more contact with residents
• ELECTION 2012: Cooper's departure from race formalized
• Missing teen found safe
• UAH shooting suspect wants report kept secret
• Controversy continues in probate judge race
• Obama: American dream in peril, fast action needed
• PHOTOS: Weather service documenting tornado destruction
• Funds approved for City Hall demolition
• Wayward pickup hits historic home
• Man accused of trying to sell stolen boat on Craigslist
• UPDATE: Limestone dodges severe weather bullet; Bentley declares state of emergency
• Two dead as storms pound southeast
• UAH prof's lawyers face expert witness challenges
• Where is BOE District 6?
• Committee formed to build tornado monument
• Strong storms likely tonight, Sunday night
• Police arrest Alabama man in lewd, post-BCS video
• Alabama's unemployment rate takes big drop again
• La Niña, NAO combine for weird winter
• Air permit granted to hot-mix facility
• Ardmore chamber mulls selling building
• Athens school board complying with immigration law
• Scale Back Alabama weight loss program back
• Albertville teen faces death penalty in baby death
• New watchdog agency reviewing payday lending
• Butler loses ballot appeal
• 3 charged with drug trafficking
• 40-foot pipe washed away by downpour
• Former Police Chief Richard Faulk dies at 85
• USDA announces $308M in aid to Alabama, others
• Wikipedia editors question site's blackout
• Alabama Legislature delays budget hearings
• NRC hosts Browns Ferry meeting
• Pieplow to serve on insurance commission
• Commission OKs terms for architect
• Legislators to open office in Athens
• Auburn QB Trotter not returning for senior season
• Legislative fight over historic artifacts looms
• Teens charged in theft of gold hockey rings
• Woman hopes locals will claim 1,000 photos found after storms
• City central school office takes shape
• Bishop compares King's struggle to David's
• Iron-rich venison could benefit area’s hungry families
• January is Radon Action Month
• Investigator/candidate taking leave to run for office
• Griffith wants job back; Brooks defends record
• Annual celebration aims to celebrate King’s dream, legacy
• Jamie Cooper qualifies for probate judge’s race
• UPDATE: McDonald withdraws due to 'family issues'
• KALB plans cleaning, fundraising events
• Library receives $150,000 from Steelcase Foundation
• Eyewitness to King assassination to speak at Calhoun
• Three vehicle break-ins reported in east Limestone
• Wind advisory in effect from noon to 6 p.m. today; snow this afternoon
• New superintendent should focus on student improvement
• Court to decide charges after dog burned
• County could approve architect for courthouse Monday
• Jury rules against woman who claimed she was burned by restaurant's coffee
• Inmate sentenced in Madison County escapes in Birmingham
• Sheriff Blakely: Dog shot, set on fire
• Undercover agents hunt for bootleg Alabama gear
• Gov. wants unified education, general fund budget
• Authorities seek owner of horse
• Athens residents can access system for alerts, information
• Alabama GOP urges appeal by Tom Butler
• BCS trophy coming to Huntsville
• Police: Huntsville man robbed in car ride with exotic dancer
• Fans from ’Bama celebrate BCS title win over LSU
• Alabama state senator again plans smoking ban bill
• Strong storms possible this evening, late tonight
• Local GOP chair qualifies for office
• Council approves new voting district boundaries
• UPDATE: Tide rises to challenge to win BCS
• Mississippi Gulf Coast cheering for BCS game
• Ala. lawsuit challenges Obama’s birth certificate
• WEIRD NEWS: Beezow Doo-Doo Zopittybop-Bop-Bop arrested in Wis.
• Alabama church rebuilding after tornado
• Sheriff's gun still missing, security tightened
• Process changed for senior nutrition program benefits
• Circuit Court clerk retiring
• Celebrations planned to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
• Majestic visitors return to North Alabama
• Ardmore raid uncovers meth lab
• Facebook videos lead to shoplifting arrests
• Former Army major from Harvest sentenced for bribery
• Man wounded in shooting
• 2 men charged with sending improper messages to minors
• Art exhibit features ASU alums
• New farm equipment business coming to Tanner
• 2012 Limestone County Home & Garden Show
• Child hit by car in Toney
• ALDOT to complete work at busy intersection
• Sheriff offers reward for leads on theft ... from his desk, office
• More tenants signed for Shoppes of Madison
• Freezing temperatures expected tonight
• Beer-runner arrest draws questions on alcohol laws
• TVA seeks help to curb copper thefts
• Butler to appeal ballot decision to state GOP
• Athens police, troopers out in force over New Year's holiday
• Tentative agreement reported at Decatur cleanup site
• Advice to motorists: Drive sober, buckle up, slow down, no texting
• 2011 YEAR IN REVIEW: Mother Nature's fury struck 5 churches
• Community leaders who died in 2011 left mark on Limestone
• Top Stories of 2011: Strange twists of April 27
• I-65 work south of Nashville is halfway done
• Lawrence Co. parents ask court to reverse tax system order
• NWS: Tornado paths for 1974, 2011 match
• Top Stories 2011: Immigration law a source of controversy
• UPDATE: Funeral is Thursday for Chad Silcox
• UPDATE: Community mourns teen's death; funeral arrangements to be announced today
• Senior 4-H club members give back to community
• 4-H members compete in Farm-City Poster Contest
• First Cider Sippin' champ named
• Calhoun Warhawks demonstrate spirit of giving
• Elkmont student invited to leadership forum
• Feigley’s generous spirit softened loss at Christmastime
• Work on Nuclear Plant Road scheduled for January
• Agencies issue scam warning to residents, businesses
• Lester woman to discontinue tornado Facebook site
• Surprise snow whitened Christmas last year
• Local Santa delivers toys to children of wounded officer
• Marines, agencies help bring Christmas to local families
• Hazel Green child's Christmas boots become funeral attire
• Labor secretary criticizes Alabama immigration law
• Extra Alabama troopers on roads for holidays
• County’s oldest WWII veteran dies at 100
• State a ‘medium risk’ for deer collisions
• Man accused of threatening to shoot deputy
• Court won't delay GA, AL immigration law hearings
• Limestone under flash flood watch
• Deputy finds possible meth lab in toilet
• Can you pass holiday driving test?
• Food banks appreciate donations, note needs
• Severe weather possible today
• TVA’s McCollum to retire in June
• DOT to decide if Marbut’s Curve dangerous
• Stepfather charged with sodomy, sexual abuse for second time
• Madison Republican group denies ballot access to Butler
• New signs welcome residents, visitors to Athens
• Boley accused of abusing 5-year-old son
• Former Elkmont standout, Giants LB Boley accused of abuse
• County approves tax abatement for aluminum company
• Council approves alcohol sales at DG locations
• Johnson named interim Athens police chief
• County agrees to purchase industrial land with city
• Church leaders pray for immigration law's repeal
• Register for 2012 classes at Calhoun
• Athens resident wins $5,000 in jingle contest
• New Latter-day Saints meetinghouse to be dedicated
• Alabama Shakes honored by Paste Magazine
• Limestone farmer wins discussion meet
• Holiday closings and schedule changes
• County to vote on abatement for Canadian company
• Alabama unemployment drops again to 8.7 percent
• Montgomery immigration rally set for Saturday
• Madison, Morgan deemed disaster areas by USDA
• TVA officials: Hang on to calendars
• Georgia, Alabama ask delay in immigration law hearing
• Huntsville company to have role in new space vehicle
• Teen arrested on burglary charges
• Madison Co. GOP committee: No Butler on our ballot
• Update: Dog breeder had delusional disorder
• Huntsville company to have role in new space vehicle
• Madison City Schools approves new zoning plan
• Dollar General request to sell alcohol OK'd for next phase
• Prepaid tuition plan changes some payments
• Dollar General requests alcohol license for two Athens locations
• BREAKING: High court to rule on state immigration laws
• Autopsy planned after body found on river bank
• High court could look at state immigration laws
• ASU Community Chorus to perform concert Friday
• Dollar General seeks alcohol license here
• Air permit sought by 'hot mix' company
• Is immigration law keeping industry away?
• Owner says longtime light display 'gone with the wind'
• Officials say nuke plant drill a success
• Athens man receives additional robbery, burglary charges
• Blown breaker leaves downtown without power
• Iconic restaurant chain sued over training video
• Opponents of Alabama immigration law plan march
• Retail, office development project under way in Athens
• Limestone County BOE acts on personnel items
• Limestone County enlists help with superintendent search
• GOP leaders have second thoughts on immigration
• Errors, misspelled words plague veterans memorial
• Wrecks linked to icy weather
• Ala. board to discuss new schools chief's salary
• Tornado-damaged homes demolished in B-ham, Tuscaloosa
• City official gives tips to cut winter heat bill
• Arrest made in business robbery
• Alabama A&M won't face SACS sanctions, probation
• WAFF food drive to be held Thursday
• Immigration a hot topic at legislative forum
• NWS: Wintry mix expected in North Alabama
• Alabama Ethics Commission considers teacher gifts
• Auburn seeks ideas on tree-rolling tradition
• Attorney General says change Alabama immigration law
• Sippin' Cider event to be held Saturday in downtown Athens
• Madison school board to decide zoning, grades for new school
• NRC chief: Nuclear industry must heed lesson of Japan
• Snow possible Wednesday, accumulation expected to be light
• Two meth labs found in home
• Two dead in separate vehicle accidents since Friday
• Athens man arrested on robbery charge
• Limestone road duties to follow voting lines
• Local legislative delegation holds Q&A forum tonight
• Decatur police say man drowned in Tennessee River
• Gov. Bentley reassures foreign industries over immigration law
• Postal service: Cuts to first-class mail to slow delivery in 2012
• Rematch: LSU vs. Alabama in BCS title game
• WAFF 48 upgrade may improve reception for TVs with antennas
• Calhoun among nation's fastest-growing community colleges
• Butler to pursue MadCo Commission seat
• Community Christmas holiday dinner in the works
• Tanner float: 'Dear Santa: We want state championship'
• Claus help with Socks for Santa
• 2nd suspect charged in Athens robbery, assault
• 2 companies not coming to Limestone; prospects good for 2012
• Library raises $250,000, gets equal match from Dekko
• Use caution along parade route
• Crawford's wins downtown decorating contest
• Competency evaluation delayed in cruelty case
• Athens man charged in armed robbery, burglary
• How does Limestone rank in school superintendents' pay?
• County to prioritize road work
• Tree lighting event to be held downtown Thursday
• Wounded Madison officer in serious condition
• Utilities to offer online records
• 36th home dedicated by local Habitat for Humanity
• Board seeks bids on East ballfields
• UPDATE: An inch of snow possible in Athens tonight
• Up to 2 inches of snow possible in parts of Alabama
• Judges pleased by courthouse plans
• Man accused of sexual abuse of 4-year-old girl
• Police officials say immigration law causing few issues
• Richardson powers No. 2 Bama past Auburn, 42-14
• Many years later, Auburn man wants to return UA cap
• Police in Auburn prepare for Iron Bowl
• Limestone Sheriff’s Rodeo 2012
• Police use stun gun on man at Florence Walmart
• UAH shooting survivor has fuller appreciation for life
• Man arrested on sex abuse charges
• Man arrested for failure to register as a sex offender
• Economic woes temper optimism for Black Friday
• Woman indicted for aid in escape of inmate
• Republicans blast Democrats' opposition to immigration law
• Tree farmers in the business of making holiday memories
• TVA tax equivalents in 2011 total $530 million
• City drops immigration case against Mercedes exec
• GOP senator to file bill to remove food tax
• Free Thanksgiving dinner to be served
• Authorities: Protect your home while on holiday
• Signs to guide visitors unveiled
• ASU to host Christmas concert
• BREAKING: Limestone County Schools to dismiss early
• UPDATE: U.S. reps visit Ala. to talk about immigration law
• Madison man killed in local wreck
• Reward offered in burglaries at churches, school
• Trooper indicted in fatal crash
• Severe weather in today's forecast
• County accepts $10K drug court grant
• Prayer vigil for immigration law set for 7 p.m. tonight
• Congress may try blocking cuts if debt panel fails
• Hospice of Limestone County reaches out to community
• TVA donates $5,000 to Calhoun's criminal justice department
• Leaders see community image logos
• Local jobless rate falls
• Alabama's low tax base impacts services
• Home tours a part of progressive dinner at Mooresville holiday
• Teen killed in Saturday crash
• 3 Krystal slayings suspects to face capital murder charges
• Family pays restitution for former state lawmaker
• TVA board votes no 2012 increase in executive pay
• Death toll at six in southern storm outbreak
• 2011 Christmas Open House
• Cooler temperatures follow severe weather
• NWS confirms 2 twisters, still assessing
• County discusses drug grant, E-911 appointment
• Technical skills needed for new jobs; to stem loss of old ones
• Open House offers family events in downtown Athens
• Storms miss Limestone, do damage around state
• NWS: Strong storms possible today in N. Alabama
• Dog that survived Florence gas chamber finds new home
• Democrats, Republicans far apart on deficit deal
• Post office near default? Losses mount to $5.1B
• Study: Alabama’s poor pay highest state income tax
• Community Thanksgiving worship service is Sunday at Lindsay Lane
• Evaluation to be given in animal cruelty case
• City takes steps to complete sewer job
• Ex-Army officer, wife sentencing set in Birmingham
• Beason out of Senate leadership
• Rain but no severe weather expected
• ASU Christmas concert will have ample seating at alternate venue
• Steelcase may add 50 local jobs
• TVA says fuel cost 2.8 percent higher in December
• Bentley to discuss immigration law on NBC program
• Alabama collected lowest taxes of any state
• Madison woman accused of killing mother faces hearing
• Council to consider redistricting plan tonight
• Volunteers sought for local IRS tax preparation programs
• Free meningitis vaccines provided by local group
• Legislation would give tax credits to businesses that hire veterans
• City receives grant for signs to boost image
• Maximum security cells part of jail expansion
• 6 hurt at Huntsville Veterans Day Parade
• Spectators struck by vehicle prior to start of Huntsville parade
• Alabama governor attending 2 Veterans Day events
• Alabama school board won’t rescind core standards
• 11-11-11 brings hopes of good luck
• Dr. Tommy Bice selected as new Alabama school superintendent
• Alabama abortion foes ready despite Miss. loss
• Alabama school board plans to choose leader Thursday
• 'Awareness Walk' draws attention to immigration law
• State officials release details of teaching license revocation
• Local dog named to Animal Hall of Fame
• Athens woman charged in body shop thefts, forgeries
• 4 nabbed on charge of criminal mischief
• Fire marshal cautions of heater dangers
• Fire officials: Lofts must be built to code specifications
• High school students learn energy efficiency techniques
• Regions Financial joins in nixing debit card fees
• Ghost hunters investigate Florence mansion
• ABC Board warns against vodka-soaked candy
• State employees decline 4.4 percent
• KALB makes donation for downtown bike racks
• Launch Youth Services open house held
• Runaway trucker facing mental exam
• Limestone County won't hold Halloween sex-offender roundup
• Man charged with vehicular homicide killed in car wreck
• Work, training for Southern Baptist relief group continues
• Fleeing driver stopped near Ardmore
• UPDATE: Tractor-trailer chase comes to a stop
• Woman dies in RV accident on way to Storytelling Festival in Athens
• City, county await FEMA funds
• EMA plan upgrades in wake of disaster
• Moment of silence held today to remember April 27 storm victims
• Free camp open to children affected by tornadoes
• 4/27 by the numbers
• Madison mayor won’t run in 2012
• Brooks weighs in on economy, Occupy group
• Donations needed to make Fort Henderson/Trinity School happen
• Downtown loft talks renewed
• City schedules leaf pickup
• Athens man sentenced to 10 years for sexual abuse of child
• Athens man suspected in burglary
• Station to launch radar at Athens event
• Athens and Limestone County use six-month anniversary of April 27 tornado outbreak to reflect
• Judge: Alabama immigration law can’t nix car contract
• City eyes new technology for public smartphones
• Turn in old meds to APD Saturday
• SUV strikes newly renovated Taco Bell
• Hispanic Heritage Festival organizer says event was success
• Business in Ardmore to get settlement from UPS suit
• CBS to televise LSU-Alabama game in prime time
• A path to citizenship: Cost versus benefits
• Big Brothers Big Sisters needs donations to continue helping at-risk kids
• Oratorical competition’s aim to improve kids’ confidence
• Drivers, antique tractors needed for Oct. 29 tractor parade
• ARREST REPORT Oct. 21, 2011
• Freeze warning issued by National Weather Service
• Sign up today for oratorical competition
• BREAKING: Obama says Iraq war over; troops coming home by year's end
• Habitat to host Women Build kickoff event
• FOLLOW-UP: Gadhafi, Libya's leader for 42 years, killed
• Carpenter Technology Corporation to build facility in Limestone
• Limestone, Madison among counties named in SPLC lawsuit
• LIBYA LIVE: Officials say Gadhafi was captured
• Frost advisory issued for much of Alabama Friday
• Girl, 16, in intensive care after school beating
• Herman Cain to speak in Huntsville
• Athens Planning Commission approves hotel site plans
• Downtown Christmas Open House set for Nov. 19-20
• Commission approves hotel site plans
• AP Exclusive: 10 Commandments judge eyes race
• Developers will host meeting on loft apartments
• Woman reports fake call from Publishers Clearing House
• Stamp prices going up in January
• New hotel coming to Athens
• Filming begins Wednesday in Huntsville on TV movie
• GOP candidate Herman Cain plans 2 days in Alabama
• Craig remembered as more than first black councilman
• Hiring process discussed for county school superintendent
• County Commission requests ambulance service change
• Officials to announce major industry here Thursday
• Former city councilman Harvey Craig dies
• U.S. court blocks two major parts of immigration law
• Ag officials praise trade agreement passage
• Immigration law protest planned for Sunday
• Bentley announces state jobs program
• Hispanics skip work to protest immigration law Wednesday
• County schools chief announces his resignation
• Immigration law protests are reported around state
• Architect to be hired for unfunded buildings
• NCAA finds no major violations against Auburn
• Huntsville official calls Volvo rumor ‘speculative’
• County to take action on storm shelter sites
• Alabama Hispanics to protest new law on immigration
• More entries are needed for Veterans Day parade
• City Hall closed Friday for move to temporary offices
• Friday immigration webinar to address concerns of state's farmers
• Empty Bowls event fights local poverty
• State urges court not to block immigration law
• Radar upgrade may give improved weather coverage
• City Hall operations to move this weekend
• Reporter hired for new city post
• Delta musician fiddles off with convention's top title
• Huge crowds show up for Cullman Oktoberfest
• Empty Bowls Project helps fight hunger in Limestone County
• NAACP program teams up with NASA to educate children
• NRC: Browns Ferry plant is safe
• Local dealership displays county’s first electric car
• Ag chief recommends inmate labor for farms
• U.S. asks appeals court to halt immigration law
• Arrest made in Harvest shooting
• Animal advocate: City’s euthanasia rule conflicts with state’s
• Alleged cattle thief apprehended
• Crews respond to crash in Clements
• New wrinkle hits county landowners
• HIV-positive inmates await decision in suit
• Man shot over $900 drug debt
• Resurfacing set to begin today on Lucas Ferry Road
• Sarah Palin says she will not run for president
• Apple says company co-founder Steve Jobs has died
• Judge says no delay for immigration law
• Civil rights leader the Rev. Shuttlesworth dies
• Man injured in shooting over drug debt
• Missing Decatur hiker found safe
• Alabama town’s dry Oktoberfest finally goes wet
• Senate Democrats rewrite Obama’s jobs bill taxes
• Students mourn longtime teacher aide
• Ardmore man arrested following drug bust
• Will gasoline drop below $3 per gallon?
• The Quebe Sisters Band headlining this year’s Fiddlers Convention
• Bernanke says economic recovery close to faltering
• House to wrap up emergency spending bill
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder
• Rodeo arena plays host for interrogation school
• Limestone County ranks 4th-best in child health
• Investigator charged with harassing spouse
• Limestone man sought on cattle theft charges
• Sessions: Robotics park may increase jobs here
• Area lawmakers claim victory in immigration ruling
• Local impact of state's immigration bill unknown
• Local student chooses Christmas parade theme
• Harvest drug bust leads to stolen items
• County passes budget for 2012
• Official questions contract for County Courthouse work
• Judge set to rule on Alabama immigration law
• FEMA finds extra disaster aid money just in time
• Officers make meth arrests
• Hospital to celebrate health center renovation
• Search ongoing for would-be child abductor
• Upgrades planned for local roads
• Sheriff’s department clears theft cases, makes drug arrest
• County school board voting map OKed, federal approval next
• Forum to address racial profiling in North Alabama
• Council members have differing views on road projects
• BREAKING: Athens Police seek would-be kidnapper
• ALVerify system to ease license renewals
• Former rocket scientist to speak at Calhoun
• Golf tournament to kick off Apple Annie Week
• City communications specialist picked this week
• Athens welcome signs taken down, new signs in the works
• Number of infant deaths, teen mothers decreasing in Alabama
• Expansion plans nixed at Calhoun
• Insurance meeting set for Guntersville
• Alabama county appeals election monitoring ruling
• Offenders in South Alabama town can choose jail or church
• Meningitis Awareness Day is today
• Starving dog rescued; owner arrested
• Troopers to crack down on passenger safety
• Public meeting on Browns Ferry inspections set for next month
• UPDATE: Amy Bishop to go on trial March 19
• Huntsville professor due in court for hearing in UAH shooting
• Bean Day meal served Oct. 7
• Walmart Supercenter in the works near Limestone County line
• ABS student semifinalist for National Merit Scholarship
• Planners voice no objection to storm shelters
• New Dollar General grand opening set for Saturday
• Plans continue for city, county storm shelters
• Alzheimer's Action Day observed
• Crews respond to crash on Highway 99
• Three people charged after baby found in pot-smoke-filled room
• Bentley: November special session possible
• Scottsboro bondsman banned from work after sex charges
• Woman gets 30 years in killing
• Phil Campbell boy dies in four-wheeler wreck
• Farmers, lawmakers to discuss immigration law in Cullman
• Athena League has given back to community for four decades
• Wild Game Cook-Off to be held Oct. 4 at Ingalls Harbor
• Athens man killed in early morning one-vehicle crash
• Our job: Deliver the news
• Festival to shed light on Hispanic cultures
• Alfa explains non-renewals
• CAC continues to aid area children, agencies
• Sodomy case must be retried
• Man begins sentence for wreck fatality
• Bentley to help 3M celebrate 50 years in Decatur
• State's unemployment rate drops to 9.9 percent
• Hubbert takes education funding fight to court
• Father of Natalee Holloway seeks death declaration
• Future NASA rocket to be most powerful ever built
• Sheriff awaits toxicology report on local death
• Three suspects arrested during Tanner drug bust
• School districts to be finalized Friday
• Final April 27 stats: Storm death won't change state count
• Alabama AG asks court to approve state redistricting plan
• Kelly Kazek to speak Thursday at Athens State’s Center for Lifelong Learning
• Additional death blamed on Tuscaloosa tornado
• Schmitz family gets more time to raise money
• No major injuries, damage reported after Birmingham quake
• UNA student charged with raping Limestone County woman
• Gag order sought in fatal crash case involving Limestone County couple
• Boys & Girls Club hosts special events
• ASU awarded Military Friendly School title
• Firm's expansion adds 65 jobs here
• County grand jury indicts 151 people
• Discussion of city districts creates controversy
• Trip to Big Apple turned to horror for Athens native
• 9/11 survivor shares harrowing experience
• 9/11 brought changes to nuke industry
• McCarron leads third-ranked Tide to win over Penn State, 27-11
• Auburn stand preserves 41-34 win over No. 16 MSU
• ASU Foundation gets grant supporting Fiddlers
• Biden: Obama willing to work with GOP on jobs plan
• Officials chase unconfirmed al-Qaida bomb threat
• Ala. GOP congressmen criticize Obama's jobs speech
• School board seeks public comment on proposed voting district map
• Peeper has 5 outstanding warrants in Athens
• AP source: Specific, unconfirmed threat received against NY or Washington
• Obama asks $450B to lift economy, mostly tax cuts
• Body of missing teen discovered in Limestone
• HealthSpring expands area to include Madison, Limestone counties
• Ex-magistrate ordered to begin prison term
• National Alabama gets new railcar contract
• No Child Left Behind not working in Limestone
• Athens Walmart peeper arrested on new charges
• Wreck shuts down U.S. 72 East
• State Democratic chairman to speak locally Thursday
• Commission meeting: Vet seeks more money for animal control
• County hears proposal to build storm shelters at schools
• Martin & Cobey named construction manager for courthouse project
• Rain soaks Limestone but no damage reported
• Athens man facing forgery charges
• Who shot Sounder: Veterinarian searches for person who killed hound
• Tropical Storm Lee, cold front could bring buckets of rain
• Beach, football expected to keep Alabamians on the road
• Chamber of commerce names new president
• Labor Day could be a soaker
• After tornado, Tuscaloosa is ready for touchdowns
• Opponents of Ala immigration law to hold rally
• Community leaders weigh in on city's image, future
• Limestone school officials scrambling to make redistricting deadline
• Tornado may end 23-year run of popular Christmas display
• Downtown improvement loans offered
• Bentley intervenes, Alabama soldier to get state flag
• State refuses Alabama flag for soldier in Afghanistan
• Man indicted in death of Charles Page Sr.
• TVA learns more about inspections at nuke plant
• Habitat for Humanity names new executive director
• City won’t apply for dog park funds
• Man charged in Huntsville with killing 91-year-old woman
• After year of disasters, aid account faces shortfall
• Another week of scorch before fall
• Man injured in Ardmore shooting
• University to host lightning safety seminar
• Intoxicated teen crawls into bed at stranger's home
• Bentley names area leaders to tornado recovery council
• Federal judge postpones Alabama illegal immigration law
• City seeks public input on dog park tonight
• Children’s Chorale hosts auditions
• Training workshop to teach the signs of suicidal behavior
• Local officials weigh in on grim real estate report
• Electricfil plans $11M expansion
• Lester post office to close in November
• Husband of deceased woman released from jail
• Counterfeit bills passed in Ardmore
• Injunction against store owners dismissed
• Husband of deceased woman released from jail
• Injunction stopping sale at Furniture Mart dismissed
• Coroner: No cause of death for East Limestone woman
• Woman's death deemed 'suspicious'
• TVA: Nuclear plant should sustain quake
• 14 guns reported stolen from Athens home
• Phase II of Robotics Park now open
• Man charged in two deaths at Decatur restaurant
• UPDATE: Husband of deceased woman taken into custody
• TVA plans reactor sale-lease to pay for another
• NRC to discuss Browns Ferry safety at public meeting
• Ala. extension specialist says rain needed now
• ASU-Snead State collaborate on religion program
• Beloved pet gets 'people' funeral
• DeGraffenried to speak at ASU commencement
• Ardmore students raise money for preemies
• Back to School for Athens - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Quake rocks Washington area, felt on East Coast
• Thief takes cash, coins, fake weed
• City to apply for signage funds
• Auburn may help county schools redraw voting districts
• City accepts funds for Nuclear Plant Road project
• County jobless rate on decline, state rate up
• Elkmont man's death believed suicide
• Area road projects progress
• Couple charged in meth lab bust
• Williams among Alabama legislators filing brief in immigration case
• UA to hold tornado victims service on campus
• Grazing clinic conducted for local livestock producers
• Planning Commission OKs Habitat house
• County man charged in Athens robbery, more arrests pending
• Battle's plan: Huntsville mayor defends 'chess game' of annexation
• Delphi building to remain with state, for now
• Toney man, 39, killed in motorcycle crash
• Breakfast event to raise funds for veterans causes
• Toney man killed in motorcycle crash
• Former school board member suggests end to board districts
• County Commission approves new redistricting plan
• Athens man accused of making methamphetamine
• Firefighters battle blaze in tornado ravaged area
• Legionnaires’ death prompts testing at Redstone
• Firefighters respond to house fire
• Report: Many at UA paid more than $100,000
• TVA reactors back up to full power after warm water reduction
• County leaders to attend Orange Beach conference
• Man convicted of vehicular homicide starts jail sentence Sept. 15
• Volunteers work to restore coon dog cemetery
• Unemployment aid applications at 395k, 4-month low
• Final shuttle crew visiting Marshall Space Flight Center
• State wants ruling from Supreme Court on immigration law
• Athens, Limestone schools will soon have to share tax with Madison
• New Limestone districts plan would evenly distribute voters
• Tornado debris cleanup set to end Saturday
• Former Alabama governor registers as a lobbyist
• N. Alabama man pleads guilty to 2 counts of murder
• Group: Reviving N. Alabama nuke plant plan carries risks
• Report: Agencies helping fill needs
• Man to serve 1 year in 2010 fatal wreck
• School appliances ban saves $24,367 over three months
• City Council approves new positions
• After fire, church holds outside service
• Hearing set for Aug. 26 in Furniture Mart case
• Billboard's message as mysterious as messenger
• Limestone under flash flood warning
• Dow sheds 634 points after debt downgrade
• Limestone County under thunderstorm warning
• Anxiety real danger of ratings downgrade
• Should coaches rethink football practices in heat?
• ALH employees plan softball tournament to benefit disaster relief
• Tornado-delayed graduation finally held at Alabama
• Local foundation hires fundraising consultant
• S&P downgrades U.S. credit rating from AAA
• Officials urge local shopping during tax holiday
• County closes portion of Ingram Road
• UPDATE: Crews working Friday to restore power to remaining 3,000 customers
• Holtzclaw: Out-of-state companies get half of state's contracts
• Power out to $25,000; remaining 7,000 should have power today
• NWS: 15,000 lightning strikes hit during storms
• Rain creates sinkhole on Ingram Road
• Power out to 25,000 locally; storms cause three fires, one death in N. Ala.
• Update: Church of God fire likely started by lightning; local home also burns
• Power out to most of Limestone County this morning
• Athens Church of God destroyed by fire after lightning strike
• Heritage Days in Piney Chapel this weekend
• Fields burn in afternoon Tanner fire
• Robotics Center second phase to open
• Snap-On Tools Industrial Tour
• Woman chases man who robbed her
• Truck crashes, takes out traffic lights
• United Way wants out of clothing business
• Local funeral home owner dies
• Emergency crews respond to crash
• Senate approves debt deal
• Economic woes override debt drama for investors
• Justice Dept. challenges tough Ala immigration law
• Limestone commissioners seek outside help on safe room project
• County fire destroys home
• City schools make AYP, Limestone misses mark
• UPDATE: House OKs debt; Giffords brings down the House
• Brooks to vote no on debt ceiling bill
• Debt-limit votes: Senate momentum, House concerns
• It's a deal: Obama, Congress will avert default
• Vet parade seeks suggestions for grand marshal
• Local house that withstood E5 tornado gets new life
• School leaders weigh in on PACT decision
• Victims of fatal crash identified
• Dollar General to open 7th store here
• Family hopes to raise money for paralysis-preventing surgery
• FEMA: State debris cleanup 90 percent complete
• Word expected soon on Nuclear Plant Road funds
• Warning sirens to get backup power
• TVA to correct Browns Ferry siren problem
• TVA to bring energy efficiency program to Calhoun
• Schools to redraw districts
• County Commission pre-approves plan for new districts
• Barcode system may help keep tab on volunteers
• Sheriff's Dept.: More cells needed
• Brooks introduces immigration legislation
• Court clerk warns public about delays
• Brooks: Debt ceiling will be raised
• Chief justice orders reduction in office hours
• WTC steel displayed at Alabama locations
• Wreck victim loved kids, Pontiacs and car shows
• Report: 12 percent of state's violent crimes linked to family
• Retiring after 35 years
• Athens High Class of '61 fast-forwards 50 years
• Local Habitat for Humanity hire aims for growth
• TVA touts safety of nuclear plant
• Gas prices up locally, still below national average
• Immigration seminars aimed at farmers, employers
• Troopers, sheriff find pot crop
• City schools curb bus service to day care
• State, county jobless numbers climb steeply
• Heisman winner Mark Ingram in accident with 18-wheeler in Huntsville
• UPDATE: Pedestrian killed by train identified
• Alabama jobless rate increases to 9.9 percent
• Task force: Rolling Auburn oaks doesn’t harm them
• Athens school board holds first budget hearing
• Commission hit with third redistricting option
• Food on stove sparks East house fire
• Budget hearings: Carroll wants help to fund officers at schools
• Burglary suspect facing more charges
• Commission honors retiring employee, awards bids
• Dessert with the Divas is Sunday
• City Hall to make move in October
• AHS gunman free on $1M bail bond
• Alabama ranked 12th-dirtiest in pollution report
• Planning commission aids industry recruitment
• Ex-officer contends profanities were yelled toward her
• No hearing set yet in furniture case
• History festival to teach kids about the Civil War
• Maryland-based firm to move headquarters to Muscle Shoals
• SOA hosts volunteer meet and greet tonight
• Limestone couple surprises burglar
• TVA hike to raise local bills
• Fate brings Kara Hawkins to 'guardian angel'
• Course to provide life skills for young people
• Local family saved by safe room appears in PSA
• Monday is deadline for storm assistance
• Brooks has strong words on immigration law
• Would noise law be enforceable?
• Woman shot by boyfriend slowly heals in hospital
• Calhoun gets $75K grant to help nursing students
• Judge delays ruling on PACT case lawyer fees
• Police in Muscle Shoals investigate stabbing
• Storms move across north Alabama
• City planner speaks on future of Athens
• Town Creek man dies after collapsing in Alabama heat
• 1 arrested in Madison County killing
• Giuliani heads to NH to explore presidential bid
• ’Enough is enough,’ Obama says, calling for deal
• Report: Auburn still under NCAA investigation
• September sentencing set
• Proposed district 'blip' questioned
• Huntsville has plans for annexed Limestone property
• Talladega crash victim recovering; plans to attend Calhoun
• Huntsville mayor to present plan for Limestone land
• Birmingham police kill robbery suspect
• Brooks sees risk raising debt ceiling
• Judge won't lower $1M bail in terrorist threat case
• Recovery group reports lull in cases, but expects to see increase in volume
• Volunteers needed to train for Living Well Alabama workshops
• Excessive heat continues today
• Ala. officials hoping for debris cleanup extension
• Report of enema theft most irregular
• Athens schools begin long-awaited central office
• NAACP: Disparities exist in disorderly conduct arrests
• Sheriff seeks help finding armed robber
• Teen murder suspect faces adult charges
• Excessive heat smothers area, warnings issued
• Lightning blamed for house fires
• Ardmore woman sentenced to 20 years in kidnapping case
• Press conference to address disparities in disorderly conduct arrests
• Excessive heat warning issued for Valley counties
• 3 charged in Florence shooting death
• Athens Visitors Center partners with DHR school supply project
• Bentley requests extension on federal debris removal
• Courthouse panel members discuss future of project
• Politicians say public misunderstands immigration law
• Storm victims get hand from VOAD, Mooresville
• Commissioner taped and followed
• Furniture Mart owners file for bankruptcy
• Groups file suit to stop immigration law
• SBA workshop held today in Athens for storm victims
• Death toll from April 27 tornadoes rises to 243
• Civil rights organization plan news conference
• Mayor requests more city positions
• Council discusses finances, projects at work session
• Hearing to be today in furniture store case
• Woman pleads guilty to killing husband of 53 days
• Two charged with rape among 277 indicted by grand jury here
• Alabama lawmaker plans response to Anthony verdict
• Casey Anthony to be free next Wednesday — PHOTOS
• Immigration bill topic at coffee meeting
• Three separate crashes reported on U.S. 72
• Sex offender arrested for failing to register
• Riley moved to Florida to recover from injuries
• Auburn oaks still hanging on, fate uncertain
• Commission may consider redistricting on Aug. 1
• Sheriff asks commission for SRO funding
• Local fire departments enjoy relatively quiet Fourth
• Disaster aid available to local farmers
• Man believed drowned near Ala.-Miss. line
• Showers, storms possible through Monday
• Casino operator to return to stand this week
• Living History Festival set for Big Spring Park
• Writer seeks old photos of L&N Railroad
• Elk River rescue effort ends safely
• Athens accident victims listed in good condition
• Missing teen located in Athens
• Search for boaters continues
• New Boy Scout district executive named for Limestone area
• Trinity Class of '73 awards scholarships
• Fireworks to be at dusk Monday; safety stressed
• LCCI to buy new outfits for young storm victims
• July 4 closings, trash collection
• Congestion, repaving go hand in hand on Jefferson Street
• Two fatalities mark start of holiday weekend
• Furniture Mart complaints top 100, investigators say
• Plenty of holiday weekend activities available for family
• Senate confirms Beck as US attorney in Montgomery
• Burn ban lifted here; county remains on alert
• Fire Marshal urges common sense with fireworks
• Corps suspends removal of tornado debris from Alabama lakes
• SBA:Storm aid deadline extended
• School board will hire Realtor to help Belle Mina school
• Red Cross downsize means more services for Limestone County
• Riley continues to improve after motorcycle crash
• Furniture Mart closes after 15 minutes; customers demand orders or refunds
• Birmingham disputing official census figures
• Crowd gathering outside Limestone Furniture Mart
• Furniture Mart owner arrested for theft
• Lightning may have caused house fire
• Furniture store owner arrested for theft
• UAH wants tornado photos and video
• Sunny, hot July 4 in forecast
• Aviagen opens veterinary lab in Elkmont
• Murder victim died of head trauma
• Official: Shooting victim improving
• Outspoken Bachmann launches White House bid
• Birmingham votes on condemning new immigration law
• Huntsville police chase man in stolen vehicle
• Man shot in head outside Huntsville restaurant
• Elk River Party has fun, music for holiday
• 4-H members participate in regional congress
• City to apply for 5 storm shelters
• TVA officials respond to nuke plants report
• Road project has support, but more funds needed
• New Clemens school could cause confusion with county's Clements
• Victims of 2 wrecks remain critical
• Kiddie Carnival opens June 30 in Athens
• Alabama school system fears depleted funds
• Red Cross asks for O negative blood
• Two injured in head-on collision
• Hazardous weather outlook issued for area
• Man attacked by shark at Orange Beach
• Grand jury formally charges man with rape
• Accused bank robber receives federal indictments
• Delmore Days festival Saturday at ASU
• County debris costs kick in
• Single mom killed in wreck
• Limestone County under severe thunderstorm watch
• 1 from Athens dead, another critically injured in Lauderdale wreck
• GAO: leaks at aging nuke sites difficult to detect
• DeKalb County joins federal immigrant program
• Former Decatur official told to repay benefits
• Police probe fatal wreck
• 5 days left to apply for storm aid
• Powwow is 100th birthday tribute
• Dr. Carroll among six finalists in Tuscaloosa
• Damage, outages reported from storms
• Residents agree with governor on storm shelters
• Alabama Baptist pres: Mixed feelings on immigration
• Indigent burials seen increasing in NW Alabama
• Aging Nuclear Plants: Tritium leaks found at many nuke sites
• Man, 22, loses leg in crash
• Woman ‘critical’ after shooting
• Sno Cones now served by boat at Lake Guntersville
• David Walker wins Bassmaster’s Dixie Duel at Wheeler
• SBA disaster center open here; deadline approaching
• Two local men charged with sexual assault
• East Limestone Senior Center to open July 11
• Couponing craze leads to extreme measures
• Immigration law 'targeting people who are here illegally'
• Two local men charged with sexual assault
• Jobless rate rises after April storms
• Man accused of enticing a child free on bond
• Greenway receives national designation
• Water pressure problem addressed
• Tornadoes help push Alabama's jobless rate up
• Options for city shelters considered
• Council takes on downtown eyesores
• No charges filed in road rage incident
• Men charged over contact with minors
• Sheriff's office investigating child enticement case
• Storms cause damage; flags blown down
• Most of state's tornado rubble removed; lots still left
• Investigation continues into Furniture Mart
• Commission OKs debris removal on state roads
• Courthouse advisory board named
• Disaster Recovery Center set to close
• Smoak requests bail reduction
• Limestone County under severe thunderstorm watch
• Tree falls on lines; power outages reported
• Sold-out relief concert raises money, hope in Alabama
• News Courier staff wins 29 press awards in news, ads
• Extras wanted for local movie
• Aide says governor will sign 20-week abortion ban
• Chizik's deal: Coach to be paid during NCAA probe
• BBB, authorities investigate complaints against Limestone Furniture Mart
• Alabama headlines tornado relief concert
• Rain in forecast this week
• County BOE to hear plans for West Limestone land use
• Kathryn Tucker Windham, frequent guest at local storytelling fest, dies at 93
• Man on a hot tin roof 'talking crazy'
• Draft beer sales OK'd in Athens
• Storms have TVA fuel cost surging in July bills
• UNA trustees vote to move up to NCAA Div. I
• Dry conditions lead to brush fires
• Storms add to need for DHR school supply drive
• Calhoun College tuition to rise
• Farmers for Christ raising produce for storm victims
• Sting targets alcohol sales to minors
• Tuition going up at Calhoun
• Missing woman found safe
• $1M offered in fatal trooper wreck
• Debris removal, burning continues
• Mom charged with leaving 5-year-old child unattended
• Traveling camp brings Bible school to children
• FEMA to hire local workers
• Bentley signs immigration bill; ACLU files suit
• Oak Grove fire under investigation
• TVA appeals violation at Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant
• More than 75 percent of Alabama abnormally dry
• Shelter confusion: Individuals will not have access to federal funding
• Commission: Vendor bill 'not ready'
• Ball to leave Chamber of Commerce post
• City board renews superintendent contract, elects officers
• City schools' finances in good shape
• Toddler still ‘critical’ following Limestone wreck
• Two-year-old burglary case dismissed
• Chickens rescued from U.S. 72 traffic
• ASU to celebrate Flag Day June 14
• State burn ban in effect
• County approves storm shelter funds
• Mooresville to help storm victims
• 4/27 state death toll rises to 241
• Bill would allow dental nonprofits to provide service for low-income kids
• Amber alert issued for Dale County infant
• Proceedings begin in state gambling trial
• Rabies clinics scheduled in Limestone County this month with $10 shots
• Girl Scouts host Celebrity Dog Wash to benefit shelter
• Elder Abuse Awareness: Make a difference in someone's life
• Horton inducted into Hall of Fame
• Grand jury will decide if trooper involved in fatal wreck is charged
• Best Buckin' BBQ back on in Athens
• Agencies offer free storm counseling
• Alfa dropping nearly 1 in 6 home policies
• Russellville man killed by falling storm-damaged tree
• Huntsville names new schools superintendent
• Ala. AG’s office getting price gouging complaints after storms
• Victims must apply for aid before disaster centers close
• County inmate charged for coming home with drugs
• Names of victims of fatal wreck released
• Signs of rebuilding seen in Tanner
• Suspect in Humvee theft in county jail
• Authorities search for military Humvee thief
• Weather service issues heat advisory for area
• Adult, teens charged in Hibbett's theft
• 5,700 apply for D-SNAP benefits here
• Safety topic of Tuesday nuke plant meeting
• Aid available to those hit by last week's tornadoes
• Decatur water park closes after fights start
• Federal regulators set meeting at Browns Ferry
• NWS: 3 twisters hit here May 25
• Teen charged in hit-and-run death of child
• Historic walking tours hosted in June
• Homeland Security Secretary surveys Alabama storm damage
• 19-year-old charged in death of Harvest boy
• Hit-and-run kills Harvest boy
• 3 injured in Athens wreck, U.S. 72 shut down briefly
• Economic outlook optimistic; recession recovery continues
• Holiday sobriety, safety urged
• More than $1.1 million in FEMA aid received in Limestone
• State House and Senate pass redistricting plans
• City swimming pool to open this weekend
• Wednesday night storms down trees, damage homes
• Big turnout for D-SNAP benefits
• Limestone EMA: Some sirens out of order
• Graduation: Weather changes plans
• Power should be fully restored by afternoon today
• Most of TVA transmission towers rebuilt, back in service
• Robotics competition held at Calhoun
• Hearing set in fatal wreck involving trooper
• McDonald sworn in as probate judge
• 2011 Chamber Annual Luncheon
• Private property debris resolution approved by county
• More charges in sword fight
• New probate judge to host open house today
• New probate judge to host open house today
• Woman arrested on theft charges
• Recovery warehouse to open June 1
• Strong storms possible Wednesday night, Thursday
• Decatur, Fort Payne, helping Joplin, Mo.
• City Council fills school board slot
• Toyota employees help with storm relief close to home
• SBA opens Business Recovery Center in Morgan County
• Bentley offers hand to Missouri after storm
• Death toll from Missouri tornado rises to 116
• State reapportionment could bring ill effects for Limestone County
• Art On The Square hosts annual art camp for children
• Hospital heart doctors welcome patients
• Food aid available to victims
• Senior center open house is rescheduled for June 2
• Zoning board approves equipment shed
• Wednesday meeting to deal with private debris cleanup effort
• Limestone residents can qualify for D-SNAP next week
• Wednesday meeting to deal with private debris cleanup
• Underinsured Alabama residents struggle to rebuild
• Alabama unemployment rises to 9.3 percent
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• Lake Guntersville park to reopen
• Lawmakers make revisions in Ala. reps’ districts
• APD expects more arrests for marijuana
• Commission paves way for thrift store on North Jefferson Street
• County to cut more than 14 teacher units
• Browns Ferry reactor electrical test goes awry
• Warehouse won't open 'til next week
• Historic Mooresville hosts tour; cottage renovated for event
• Mayor to reprise State of the City address
• Officials learn more about FEMA funds, application process
• Debris crews await task order from Army Corps of Engineers
• Local EMA urges FEMA signup
• Warehouse for storm victims to open here
• City provides glimpse at storm costs
• Habitat ReStore opens Wednesday on U.S. 72
• VIDEO: Tornado damage in Harvest
• Warehouse for storm victims to open this week
• Storms may provide housing market boost
• Inspirational tales surface: 'The Holy Spirit told me ...'
• Patrols step up to catch looters
• ASU graduation is indoors today
• Baptists invite volunteers to work
• Stamos, Beach Boys visit devastated areas of Harvest
• Storms on tap for today
• Alabama lineman Aaron Douglas dies in Florida
• Brookhill won’t have to make up days
• Employees, businesses affected by storms have options
• County discusses debris removal, response
• Attorney plans 'Ax Sex Abusers Now!' chapter
• Blakely: Tornadoes won't affect Sheriff's Rodeo plans
• Recall issued on Arkansas-based bottled water
• Bail set at $990K for local man charged with 51 counts of sex abuse
• Chipmunk Way: 'There's fixing to be another one'
• Disaster Center opens in Athens
• Madison County woman injured during storm dies
• NRC: Valve failure at Browns Ferry of 'high safety significance'
• Food bank in Tanner extends hours for victims
• United Way forming Recovery Committee
• Will bills rise after storms?
• Disaster Recovery Center opens today at Event Center
• Council tables school board motion
• FEMA Disaster Recovery Center to open Tuesday morning
• Pets displaced by tornadoes await reunions
• Deputies, other emergency workers share storm experiences
• Victims share tales of April 27: 'Big Bad Wolf didn't care'
• For Jason Black, April 27 recalled Dad's 1974 experience
• Bulk trash pickup still behind schedule
• Decision delayed on Delphi building
• TVA officials open nuke plant to News Courier, Japanese journalists
• Two adopted dogs faring well
• Donate flowers, treats for moms who are victims of storms
• Only 500 homes, 1 industry without power in Limestone
• Fire at tornado-ravaged home prompts warning about debris burning
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• Student who lost home strives for normalcy
• McDonald appointed as new probate judge
• Emotional scars will take time to heal
• Redstone Arsenal powering up
• Tornado-related jobs showing up in Alabama
• McDonald appointed to probate judge
• Shelters hold strays for tornado victims
• Blaze destroys restaurant
• Agencies provide relief updates
• Seafood restaurant burns on U.S. 31
• Most N. Ala. tourist sites back open after storms
• APD officer injured in wreck
• 38 Alabama counties now approved for disaster aid
• Shelter needs and other services
• Day of Prayer event to focus on healing
• Officials: Be vigilant against price gouging
• Hospital cancels Gala in wake of tornadoes
• Local schools open Thursday; Calhoun students allowed to opt out of exams
• 1,500 still without lights; industries may power up
• Teledyne Brown partial power restored
• 36 Alabama counties getting storm aid
• Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant taken off monitoring mode
• Leaders investigate debris issue
• Silver-Haired Legislature elections held today
• Power returns gradually
• Displaced residents making best of life at disaster shelter
• County makes plans in storm's aftermath
• 2 twisters confirmed; one possibly EF-5
• FEMA: 20 shelters open in Alabama after storms
• 28 Alabama counties approved for storm aid
• FEMA: 20 shelters open in Alabama after storms
• Huntsville getting electricity back
• Commission talks roads at work session
• Limestone, Madison approved for federal aid
• Outbreak 2011: Information on power, federal aid, supplies, shelters
• Farmers impacted by powerful storms
• You can help Red Cross help storm victims for $1
• Two Tanner families lose their homes for 2nd time
• Grandparents are considered heroes
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• Total fatalities due to severe weather rises to 254; four in Limestone
• Storm damage forces cancellations, rescheduling
• Limestone schools will remain closed Monday
• Single mom, grandparents among dead
• Free Wifi offered for those impacted by storms
• BREAKING: NRC monitors Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant after storms knock out power
• Residents dodge bullet in Wednesday storm
• ‘Dusk to dawn’ curfew issued
• Power outages create fuel panic
• AG warns against gouging
• At least four killed, dozens injured in Limestone County
• 91 tornado warnings issued Wednesday
• Commissioners weigh in on damage
• Four dead in Limestone County
• Woman urges rape victims to speak out, seek help, even years later
• Breaking: Tornado warning canceled for Limestone
• BREAKING: Athens State to close at 1:30 p.m.
• BREAKING: Tornado threat out of Limestone
• Storms cause widespread damage across Alabama
• Identity of crash victims still unknown
• 2 companies to expand in Athens
• Limestone under flash flood watch
• Authorities seek missing Decatur inmate
• Forecasters: Strong tornadoes possible Wednesday
• City approves funds for paving projects
• Severe weather expected today, Wednesday
• City Council votes to return ball field to burial ground
• Severe weather expected Tuesday, Wednesday
• Two killed in crash involving state trooper
• Body of Decatur man found in Tennessee River
• Ala boy shot during family Easter gathering
• Slowing illegals could produce money drain
• EMA urges earthquake preparedness
• IDs of probate judge candidates a mystery
• Limestone awaits DNA test kit
• 3 men, teen suspected in Athens burglary ring
• Blue ribbon trees raise child abuse awareness
• Four teens suspected in burglary ring
• BOE approves central office funds
• Unemployment declines, income shrinks
• Man arrested on sex abuse charges
• Planning Commission against de-annexing church
• More retail development eyed for U.S. 72
• Athens native to address Community Heroes banquet
• Land purchase adds much needed space for West Limestone High School
• Storm blows down tree
• County makes repairs to Tanner road
• Alabama jails get DNA testing kits
• Alabama Senate committee considers abortion limit
• Man charged with abusing child
• County leaders say oversight not an issue
• Police seek information on possible hit-and-run
• Superior Bank local branches to remain open
• Veterans Burial Detail available for those who served
• Local business wants help naming local heroes
• County OKs $2M for road repairs
• Home guidelines for 3 historic districts available for public review
• Open house near for new senior center
• Students inducted into honor society
• Renowned stone cutter to speak at ASU
• Civil War-era reporter gives description of city of Athens
• Ministerial Alliance to host annual community Easter Sonrise service
• Local leaders won't vote for smoke tax hike
• Easter Eggstravaganza is downtown today
• Authorities chase down drug suspects
• Man ramming car and shouting of apocalypse dies after taken into custody
• Limestone Dems to meet Saturday
• Residents learn more about fate of Lester Post Office
• 55 Republican House members agree to take pay cut
• County under tornado watch until 3 p.m.
• Severe storms predicted Friday
• Supporters praise Limestone County Event Center
• County Commission to again consider $2M for roads
• 2 arrested, more charges pending in concrete form theft
• Man charged with rape for consensual sex with minor girl
• Governor promoting jobs legislation today
• Storm siren damaged by lightning
• Best Buckin' BBQ beckoning backyard chefs, hungry crowd
• Fish fry fundraiser for Veterans Museum is Friday
• Proposed court cuts pose risks, trial delays
• City branding may lead to bucks
• City approves funds to make repairs to Nuclear Plant Road
• Report: Browns Ferry storing spent fuel, rods
• Judge dismisses school board suit
• Athens man facing charge of child sex-abuse
• 2 local men charged in fatal wrecks
• Limestone under tornado watch
• Strong storms possible today
• Not your typical ag teacher
• Lester residents concerned over possible loss of post office
• City, county work to firm up contract for library's design
• Limestone residents may be affected by Madison tax increase
• Clements brick sale to help fund courtyard renovation
• Intersection improvement planned for Blue Springs
• News Courier editorial staff wins 14 awards
• Sweetwater development talks back on table
• Reception to be held for retiring probate judge Davis
• Device will help hospital prevent infection
• Saturday event kicks off Civil War Sesquicentennial commemoration
• Keenum bows out of school board election
• APD makes controlled substance arrests
• I-565 resurfacing under way
• Alabama Senate to work on General Fund budget
• More job cuts announced at Marshall SFC
• Mayor to host 'State of City' speech at ASU
• Decatur meeting details secret
• Athens school board member accused of DUI
• Investigator's death shows potassium's importance
• Gravel plant opponent seeks town meeting
• Preservation group to host Trinity event
• AG to send special prosecutor for trial
• High winds, rain, hit South; at least 7 killed
• Resident chides commissioners for not firing Community Corrections officer
• Menefee suggests name change for Event Center
• County Commission delays vote on road funding
• TVA says valve not an issue
• Flash flood warning issued
• Tornado warning issued, canceled for Limestone County
• ASU cancels evening classes
• Limestone County under tornado watch
• TVA to report on safety of nuclear plant
• Local businessman dies after mule accident
• Sheriff's investigator Eric King dies at 39
• Commission may discuss animal-control guidelines
• Bentley: Worst of state's budget crisis still to come
• Police: Tuscumbia woman left young kids in car alone
• Cotton may see 2011 comeback
• Students to walk in honor of local baby
• Huntsville hosting annual 'moonbuggy' race; East students compete
• Lawsuit challenges school funding policies
• Rain pulls Limestone from drought status
• Authorities confiscate meth, syringes in bust
• Babysitter's boyfriend charged in jewelry theft
• DOC: ACLU claims 'misinformed'
• Trial set for 1 of 3 charged in elderly couple’s beating, robbery
• Sheriff officers arrest 4 on felony drug charges
• State legislators consider extending Forever Wild
• How to apply for new jobs at Turner Medical
• Motion to fire corrections worker fails
• Church seeks answers from county about Event Center
• NRC lists 'possible' nuke plant violation
• Athens approves sales-tax holiday in August
• Two arrested on forgery charges
• NRC schedules conference to discuss Browns Ferry
• Planners rethink ordinance for mobile vendors
• Cruise In is set for Saturday
• Utilities 'budget billing' delayed
• Father urges council to appoint school board members without family ties
• Suspect on the wrong track, literally
• Turner Medical to hire 40
• Limestone's Newby Farms wins state corn yield award
• Club in Madison County burns
• Brooks talks economic woes
• Fundraiser planned for Noah Crowe
• FRC seeks additional funding from county
• 19 apply for two available Athens school board posts
• Local man dies in N.C. collision
• Officer: Sex offender lived near 2 schools
• Body of Ardmore man found in Elkmont creek
• Body found in Limestone County
• Will pinching pennies help county schools cut $1.3 million?
• If proposal approved, temporary city offices to be ready by Sept.
• Feds charge worker at TVA nuclear site in Tenn.
• Is email 'smoking gun' in BOE case?
• Small earthquake felt by few in Elkmont
• Memorial service set for 'loved' OB/GYN Gross
• Update: Missing man found safe in Helena
• Gas prices cause Alabama troopers to park more
• ACLU: Bibles handed out at county elementary school
• KALB seeks helpers for river cleanup
• School gets grant to build outdoor classroom
• Trial over Ala. tax structure opens in Huntsville
• City looks at expanding cemetery
• Fatalities from fires highest in 13 years
• Two residents still asking booze ban at Event Center
• Newcomers enjoying Athens' hospitality from 'secret giver'
• Fundraiser brings in more than $3,000
• Deputies receive commendation from FBI
• Schools to decide how to trim $1.3M
• Fate of historic school hangs in balance following a murder
• Officials say D.C. trip had benefits
• Man charged with rape of 12 year old
• Buried cash, drugs, big dog and vehicles seized in Athens today
• Third apartment fire since January leaves four displaced
• Church says parking off limits
• Resident reports fish bandit
• Athens-Limestone Hospital Industry Tour
• TVA backs Browns Ferry nuclear reactor design
• Athens keeping watch on gasoline costs
• Planning Commission postpones club owner's request
• Cooking grease likely to blame for house fire
• Schools paid teacher $78K while on leave
• Beautification Board gearing up for Dogwood Festival
• Animal cruelty filed in deaths of 4 horses
• Council schooled on ‘quiet’ proposal
• Decatur man killed Sunday in three-car crash
• TVA: Reactors have several safety features
• Decatur man killed in three-vehicle Limestone wreck
• Kindergarten registration under way in Limestone County schools
• Body found in old Trinity High School
• Police, sheriff weigh in on illegal immigration bill
• Public welcome at 'quiet zone' meeting
• State Rep. Williams talks DROP at Rotary
• Fires destroy 2 residences
• 4 Auburn players dismissed from team after arrest
• About 200 rally against immigration reform bill
• Alabama Legislature changing budget process
• Tsunami waves hit Hawaii, sweep across islands
• Hundreds killed in tsunami after 8.9 Japan quake
• Study will show future use at Pryor Field
• LIFENET monitors heart attack victims
• Weapons firm offers free gun safety course
• Decision on Event Center drinking ban delayed by commission
• Alabama unemployment rises to 9.3 % for January
• Gold coin owner offers reward for its return
• Local residents awake to flooding
• Apartment fire likely accidental
• Limestone schools cut $1.3 million now, plan for more cuts next year
• Girls just want to have fun
• Rain ending here; flooding possible across state
• Alabama House votes to change education budgeting
• Ballet troupe to perform at LLCA
• Campgrounds to open March 18
• Sheriff looks for owner of horse found in county
• Authorities pursue vehicle
• Poke Sallet Follies tickets on sale
• Dinner will benefit library's foundation
• Holtzclaw, Orr appointed to transportation committee
• Sex offender turns self in to Athens police
• Lester man killed in Limestone wreck
• ASU to host alumni recognition banquet
• Vintage WWII aircraft coming to Huntsville
• Contractor speaks out on 'no-bid' allegations
• Reception planned for retiring judge
• Sandpiper Apartments residents displaced by morning blaze
• Shelby makes visit to Athens
• Saturday papers late
• Animal shelter secures venue for benefit
• County, city officials will travel to D.C.
• Rigged meters blamed for fires
• Homeless man faces destruction of property charge
• UNA employees unharmed after letter sent
• TVA energy plans to be announced Friday
• Changes could cost Huntsville its postmark
• Man charged in theft of 1963 Corvette
• Tanner boys are 2A state champs
• Tanner girls state champs
• APD seeks public’s help in finding sex offender
• UNA faculty member receives threatening letter
• Pay cutting resolution up in Alabama Senate panel
• Alabama Democrats push for rewrite of constitution
• Plea on child porn accepted after new DA ‘changed the standard’
• Poke Sallet tickets on sale for March 10-12 performances
• 2011 Home and Garden Show
• Martin & Cobey says ‘no thanks’ to Commission
• Speeding, lack of license, car status likely prompted motorist to flee
• Man facing drug charge following traffic stop
• Athens man charged in burglary, car break-in
• Mayor asks firm for updated costs to renovate building for new library
• Officers respond to armed woman
• Driver leads authorities on chase to county’s edge
• AEA files federal lawsuit in Huntsville over new dues law
• IRS says thousands in Alabama due refunds from 2007
• Alabama Legislature begins 2011 session
• 4 charged with criminal trespassing
• Fiber optic network explained to City Council
• Trees, utility poles bear brunt of Monday storm
• New APD compliance officer bring more charges against sex offender
• Powerful storm moves through county
• Holtzclaw ready for change and challenge
• Mr. and Ms. Athens State University recognized
• Local students visit Montgomery to learn about government, arts
• School, law officials talk Internet safety issues
• Limestone murder trials moved, delayed
• KALB seeks city’s help on hazardous waste collection
• Thunderstorm winds down trees, power lines
• ASU Foundation board has quarterly meeting
• Lawyer resigns, date delayed for terrorist threat trial
• T-storms knock down trees, power lines in North Alabama
• Free family concert to be held Saturday
• Hazardous Weather Outlook Issued
• Convicted felon jailed for failure to register
• Huntsville plans to build new $1.2M fire station on Greenbrier Road
• Animal shelter seeking venue for fundraiser
• Huntsville Police charge 3 in $250,000 marijuana seizure
• Woman says puppy was stabbed to death
• Dispute over van leads to drug arrest
• County Commission tables construction measures
• Decatur woman charged with raping 2 boys
• Huntsville schools told to fix race issues
• Bust targets prostitution at U.S. 72, Interstate 65
• Mayor: Littering is public enemy No. 1 in Athens
• Elkmont's Boss Hill dies at 88
• APD looking for ladies room peeper
• Fashion designer Natalie Chanin to speak at Athens State
• Shelby announces service academy nominations
• Memorabilia, Nugent skull highlights of ‘Chili’ auction
• Athens State Hosts Noontime Discussion for Black History Month
• Air permit imminent for sand and gravel plant
• Peebles to become Goody’s
• Benefit stew will help families of classmates who are battling cancer
• Work continues on ABS site
• Adjustment board approves sign variance for dealership
• Daly to recommend Hatchett for Limestone Water Board
• Adjustment board approves sign variance for dealership
• Shelby to address, take questions from Limestone residents
• Dadeville man arrested in poisoning of Toomer's oaks
• Calhoun sets new spring enrollment record
• Elderly man robbed
• Man struck by truck Thursday morning taken to hospital
• Locals among those gathered to grieve Toomer's trees
• Commission chairman's old firm hired for project
• Potential fuel rod hazard present at Browns Ferry plant
• Planning Commission rules against business owner
• “Go Red” Luncheon for Heart Health Awareness
• Woman pleads guilty to kidnapping baby
• State, county Democrats blast Baker for switch
• Organizers: Longbeards take not bad, considering weather
• Update: State, county Dems weigh in on Baker’s decision
• 2 drivers killed, 3 others injured in wrecks without safety restraints
• City: Alcohol can be served at event center
• Four arrested on gambling charges following raid
• Judge Baker moves to Republican Party
• Authorities investigating ‘suspicious’ house fire in Athens
• Four arrested on gambling charges following raid
• Gravel plant foes take concerns to Huntsville
• Colleges hope for increase in funds
• Teacher working with ASU professors to curb childhood obesity
• Nonprofit education groups seek support
• NAACP seeks talented teens for ACT-SO program here
• Tennessee woman killed in wreck near Ardmore
• Lindsay Lane to close Monday for road work if weather permits
• Bentley appoints members to health boards
• Decatur bribery trial to resume Monday
• Separate fires damage homes in Goodsprings, Belle Mina
• All roads open; EMA urges caution
• Garbage pick-up delayed
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• Golf Trail, Huntsville Space Center top list of Alabama paid attractions
• 1 dead in Rogersville fishing boat accident
• Council on Aging offers Medicare counseling
• Get growing: Athens Garden Club offers scholarships
• Local, state roads hazardous due to ice; schools closed
• Drug bust takes out major distributors, sheriff says
• Historical commission ordinance discussed
• NWS posts winter warning as snow approaches Alabama
• Huntsville airfares no longer tops
• 2 new members appointed to A-L Hospital board
• Jailhouse door theft case set for Feb. 16
• Limestone native to enter Auburn Ag Hall of Honor
• Up to 2 inches of snow predicted
• Man charged with rape in case of runaway girl, 13
• Decatur defamation suit dismissed
• Update: Winter Storm Watch issued
• ASU baseball event set for tonight is postponed
• State legislators hearing how bad next year will be 

• Gov. Bentley to talk to economic development group about state jobs
• Legionnaires honor entertainer
• ‘Spot the History’ winners awarded
• Snow? Say it ain't so ...
• Orr says funds will be found to finish Robotics Center
• Alcohol concerns at event center expressed to county
• Board of Realtors introduces new directors
• Hospice group prepared for Chili Challenge
• SenioRx program can help with drug costs
• Athens State awards management certificates to 40 local students
• Illegal gambling tally reaches $2,000 in Athens
• Grants offered to improve facades in downown Athens
• Resident opposes sand and gravel mining project
• Driver in Thursday 4-vehicle wreck listed as critical
• Police raid 2 local pool halls, seize illegal gaming machines
• Arena League team CEO seeks support for team
• Man accused of trespassing at Limestone home
• Plant, bake sale slated for April
• Delivery of Friday's News Courier delayed due to road closure
• NWS issues winter weather advisory
• Athens State postponing event featuring Gary Redus and Chuck Meriwether
• Commission open house to be held at Washington Street annex
• Wintry mix expected tonight and Friday
• Man charged in ring theft
• Decatur man charged in Athens burglary
• Rivers signs wih LSU, teammate Speegle, UNA
• Residents use milestone to raise funds for Habitat
• County craving prisoner food fund
• Athens State Center for Lifelong Learning Class Offerings
• Man arrested for failing to pay child support in Missouri
• Wreck stalls U.S. 72 East traffic
• Jessica Elkins Pageant benefits scholarship fund
• Forecaster: Winter storm impact here likely slight
• Man shoots himself in leg cleaning pistol
• Massive system will cause storms but little snow here
• Madison to mark anniversary of school shooting
• Approval sought for Limestone Creek project
• Latest News: Police say shooting may have been 'self defense'
• Alleged bottle incident leads to assault charges
• Teen arrested on drug charges
• UPDATE: Fatal shooting may have been ‘self-defense’
• Museum 2011 executive board named
• Powers receives service appreciation award
• Master Gardeners elect new officers
• Canebrake Literary Hens donate to library
• Calhoun’s dental-assistant students will help needy children
• Family learns painful lesson from losing dog
• 16 year old praised for fire rescue
• Squabble leaves man dead in Athens
• First-time buyer touts benefits of home ownership
• State Fire Marshall rules mobile home fire accidental
• Retiring Probate Judge Mike Davis reflects on life in public service
• Blood agencies seek donors; cite critical need
• U.S. Space & Rocket Center cutting workforce
• Judge Mike Davis to retire
• TVA signs first renewable standard offer contract
• State tests: Birds died from blunt force trauma
• Longbeards hold NWTF Hunting Heritage Banquet
• Group hopeful $1M gift will help library fundraising efforts
• Limestone still has shot at aid for snowstorm costs
• Calhoun faculty art show continues
• Low front, temps determine snowfall
• Two arrested in thefts of four-wheelers, air compressor
• Texas system to determine snowfall amount
• Firefighters battle Morgan County church blaze
• County school board eyes paperless meetings with iPads
• Brochure spotlights Civil War history in Athens, Limestone
• High levels of radon in Limestone
• Haney relishes normalcy, role on FSA committee
• Kentucky students help build Habitat house
• Ala. man charged with holding wife prisoner
• 4 jailed after pursuits end in crashes
• Council to decide on liquor at event center
• Blue Springs Elementary School gets $20K loan for track
• Elkmont man charged with theft of 2 ATVs
• No major problems from snow
• EMA rains on snowstorm costs request
• Icy conditions return to north Alabama
• Icy Spots reported in western Limestone County
• Athens-based band performs for governor
• Forecaster: Snow accumulation should be just 'a light dusting'
• A-L Hospital adds new pharmacy clean room
• Wetumpka man arrested on Madison County sex charges
• McAlpine receives White House appointment
• Up to inch of snow in forecast
• Huntsville's McAlpine receives White House appointment
• Ag Dept. testing dead birds from north Alabama
• County to hold open house; Pryor named historic location
• DOT opens bids for road repairs
• Locals weigh in on the inauguration, Bentley's challenges
• Future of local library rests on board decision
• County commission commits funds for library
• Ivey tells Alabama senators to observe decorum
• Jones to be sworn in tonight
• Hundreds line parade route for Bentley inaugural
• AP Interview: Riley reflects on 8 years as gov.
• Bentley sworn in as Ala. governor; warns feds
• Despite rain, local King celebration well-attended
• Valls secures 2 pleas on last day as DA
• Retirement? You ain’t rid of me yet
• Lincoln-Bridgeforth Park Committee to honor MLK
• Flurries, freezing mix may be ahead
• Calhoun reschedules MLK Day celebration
• Baptists protest liquor license for Wild Turkey Federation
• Steelcase closures will bring jobs to Athens
• Ex-nursing home employee charged with abuse, mischief and harassment
• Celebrating Auburn victory
• Online votes could get grant for Keep Athens-Limestone Beautiful
• Boy hurt in sled accident
• Man faces charges after high-speed chase
• County schools to remain closed Friday
• Elkmont man facing 10 charges after high-speed chase
• Calhoun to extend spring semester registration
• How to vote in Best First Snowman of 2011 contest
• For Athens couple, 'The Price is Right'
• SOA Spirit Awards set Jan. 31
• Snow hurting area retailers
• Wreckers see increase in calls
• Frying fish sticks leads to kitchen fire
• Williams, Holtzclaw and Hammon tapped for legislative posts
• Cullman alcohol ordinance approved
• Huntsville native's Wikipedia hits 10th anniversary
• Alabama's new governor fills 4 staff positions
• Tax season begins: Filers should be aware of changes, credits
• Officials: 2nd day of snow went smoothly
• Ala. legislators travel icy roads for session
• UPDATE: 9 inches of snow freeze county
• Roadways open but considered impassable
• Council meeting canceled, Marks to sign emergency declaration
• As much as 9 inches of snow fell in Limestone County
• 'Thundersnow' raises expected snowfall to up to a foot
• PHOTOS: Locals flock to Arizona for Auburn championship game
• Closings in Limestone County
• Riley declares state of emergency in Ala.
• Storm could bring 4-7 inches; check here for closings
• Planned BCS viewing events canceled at Auburn University
• Tax season begins: Preparers ready for onslaught of filers
• Fire rekindles, burns 8 more apartment units
• Three arrested in ATV theft
• Riley proclaims Saturday 'Cameron Newton Day'
• Athens police searching for white, tattooed burglary suspect
• 6 inches of snow possible Sunday evening
• Firefighters return to apartment building for possible rekindle
• Ardmore chamber to close during winter
• StubHub problem leads to huge jump in price of AU championship tickets
• Family seeks furniture, clothing, house wares for burned out couple
• Council voices commitment to library
• Second fire at apartment complex: Newlyweds lose everything
• After travel nightmare, couple will likely stay at home next Christmas
• Snow back in forecast
• New Alabama ethics law ends AEA's polling efforts
• Vote rejecting alcohol in Rogersville gets OK
• Grease fire destroys Athens apartment
• Motorist arrested after chase over headlight
• Clements students learning from community service
• Woman charged with endangering child
• Candlelight prayer vigil set for Will Haney
• Water chairman expects sewer deal to close this month
• Suspect up on a rooftop makes officers pause ...
• APD officer catches robbery suspect
• Bentley to disclose donors for $1.2M inaugural
• Water flowing again in Decatur
• Decatur, Florence hospitals agree to repay Medicare
• APD seeks robbery suspect
• Water issue keeps some area workers homebound
• Fundraiser musical to support housing for mentally ill
• Mo Brooks featured in Diane Sawyer interview
• 5 facing drug charge following traffic stop
• Limestone deputies make drug arrest after slow-speed chase
• Creekside scholars help bring 1 million books to needy
• Water problem paralyzes Decatur
• Chairman says rumored sale of Event Center not true
• Driver cleared in pedestrian accident
• Why does your pet eat poop?
• Limestone bars, restaurants see opportunity in BCS championship
• Will hazardous road be repaired?
• TVA touts economic development help
• Browns Ferry reactor remains offline
• Unique fishing snowman wins ‘cool’ contest
• Record highs, little rain the story of ’10
• Police on patrol for New Year’s
• 3 retiring at DHR
• Feathers ruffled
• Man charged in home burglary
• Athens High band performs at Disney World parade
• Local vets weigh in on new 'don't ask, don't tell' policy for gays in military
• Bean Day benefits Vets Museum
• Grocery to open Jan. 20
• How to vote for your favorite snowman; contest ends today
• Future use of old jail offices still undecided
• Public library reopens
• No major issues due to snow
• 7 murder cases set for trial in February
• A winter wonderland of reader photos...
• Hickman sworn in to District 4 seat
• Vibrations shut down Browns Ferry reactor
• Alzheimer's patient found at truck stop near Falkville
• Lenders, sellers predict stronger housing market
• 5 accused of murder in Limestone women
• Tanner students gave parents taste of tests at holiday party
• Computers, training aid police officers in dangerous situations
• Council to tackle funding challenge
• TVA staff generous with gifts for needy
• Emergency personnel work while residents celebrating
• Woman happy grocery-buying Santa gave help
• No dream: A white Christmas in forecast
• Santa letters still alive with families, post office
• Limestone County boy, 13, accused of sexually abusing boy, 10
• Hickman appointed to District 4 council seat
• Updated: Holiday closings
• TVA: Demand on Dec. 14 was peak for month
• Judge OKs changes in school board civil suit
• Official: Fleeing prisoner downs crack before capture
• Census: Alabama won't gain, lose House seats
• LCCI sees community need, donations increase
• City changes panhandling hours
• Two accused of manufacturing drug
• Athens woman recalls work with rocket man Haeussermann
• Deputies thwart store burglary
• 18-wheelers beware: No parking on local streets
• Lawsuit alleges conflicts, violations
• Mayor: Decision in 30 days on site of new city hall
• Limestone schools program in bad weather days
• Holiday garbage pickup scheduled on rural routes
• Proposed Event Center fee based on cost of operation
• Abuse suspect's wife charged with child porn
• DHR sees increase in Christmas giving
• Officials weigh in on library's future
• Water Authority sells sewer line for $10.1 million
• Crews survey U.S. 72 widening project
• New Farmers Federation officers named
• Athens Garden Club brings Christmas cheer, goodwill, and hanging of the greens
• House fire investigated by marshal
• Mom's boyfriend accused of whipping child
• TVA 'pleased' with outcome at Browns Ferry
• TVA raising rates 1 percent in Jan.
• Weather closes schools here, causes death in South Alabama
• SCHOOL CLOSINGS FOR WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 2010.
• Wintry weather moves into Ala.
• Spirit of Athens recieves donation
• Marshal: House fire was accident
• Battle on funding for library continues
• Athens man avoids being duped by scam
• Winter weather advisory issued for Wednesday
• Officials urge caution using home heaters
• Gas Dept. seeks bids for Leak City project
• Draft beer sales OKed by council; measure requires legislative approval
• Family-friendly holiday events scheduled here
• Agencies cooperate in solving bank heists
• Families invited to Breakfast with Santa
• West students collect pajamas for needy
• Owens school, teacher win $1,500 for junk food enlightenment effort
• Tuesday library meeting aimed at ironing out issues
• Athens man who shot uncle won’t be charged
• 'Singing Senator' performs at RSVP Christmas party
• Elkmont Christmas parade is Saturday
• ‘S’ word enters weekend forecast
• Giving the gift of life
• Community pitches in for food drive
• 3 suspects arrested in different burglaries
• Robbery suspect wanted in Selma
• Attorney: Want to set record straight
• The Sounds of Christmas
• Shooting outside Huntsville Walmart leaves one dead
• Both sides of murder case weigh in on re-sentencing of Thomas
• Gasoline prices to rise at Christmastime
• Event centers' owners win concession
• Bank robber caught after chase
• Bank robbery suspect captured
• Johnson students collect PJs for needy
• Athens history revealed
• Help needed to find missing teen
• East Limestone students pitch in for Can-a-thon
• No decision on plutonium fuels at Browns Ferry
• County looking at cuts
• Help needed to find missing teen
• Mayor says library powwow coming soon
• Sheriff: Toughen bond for illegals
• Free concert tonight aimed at teen, young adult audience
• Former Athens mayor excited over challenge
• Ala. justices reinstate suit over deadly bus crash
• Support for DHR Christmas Drive
• Calhoun offers pre-apprenticeship course
• Attorney: No favors sought, no complaint has been filed
• 2 injured in 3-car crash near Tanner
• 6th Hunter Bauer blood drive Dec. 12
• Can-a-thon in Lowe's parking lot
• Ex-wife accused of leaving phone in trash for ex-hubby inmate
• Athens man charged in Thatch Road burglary
• Dad who had gun at AHS pleads not guilty
• Relative accused of bruising Athens toddler
• Police ask Christmas parade crowd not to stand, park in street on route
• Water chairman: Not 'quiet anymore'
• How area water rates compare
• Relative accused of whipping Athens toddler
• NCAA rules Newton eligible to play
• Ala. deputies seek shorts-clad fugitive
• Police: Ex-boyfriend admits to burglary, arson via voice mail
• Few problems result from heavy rainfall
• Parade, tree lighting event Thursday
• Swine carcasses scattered in Slaughter Road wreck
• Man charged with rape of 11 year old
• Groundbreaking set for ASU Arts Center in Decatur
• Be on the lookout for missing stuffed albino king cobra
• One dead in I-565 wreck
• Water board chair says he will serve out his term
• One killed in I-565 crash
• Golden tickets offer Clements students trip to treasure chest
• Publix sales win-win for company and city
• Big crowds hit Alabama stores despite rain, game
• ASU Center for Lifelong Learning now has leadership team in place
• Yoga classes offered in January at ASU Center for Lifelong Learning
• Smith acting manager of Recycling Center
• Xylene spill probe ongoing
• Newly elected members ready for Capitol
• Elkmont man charged with 2009 burglary
• Man who triggered school lockdown arrested for theft
• Limestone centenarian Lizzie Holt dies at 105
• Graduation ceremonies at ASU set for Dec. 18
• Two men charged with possession of meth, pipes
• APD officer: Wind takes parachutist on unintended ride
• Fee for tourism desired by library
• Driver charged after near crash into deputy
• 3 men indicted in kidnapping of elderly couple
• Lack of draft beer hurts sales
• Thanksgiving garbage schedule
• Elkmont hosts 2010 Christmas Tour of Homes
• Victims of blaze seek aid
• Christmas Open House begins today downtown
• Mother, son busted in county drug raid
• AHS greenhouse will undergo a remodeling
• Woman charged with theft from attorney
• Two arrested in connection with copper wire theft
• Developer to build office space off Lindsay Lane
• Habitat Restore seeks to open a block off Square
• Man, 90, 'critical' following car wreck
• APD arrests sex offender in abuse of child under 12
• Autographed football auctioned
• Firm offers free tickets to military personnel for Bama-A&M basketball game
• One killed in school bus crash near Elkmont
• Event centers protest ongoing
• Cleaning lady, husband charged with felony theft
• Fashion show, luncheon to raise funds for Donnell House
• Williams readies for State House
• Marshals named for Christmas parade
• Boys charged with shooting BB gun into occupied vehicle
• Reward offered on copper theft from farm field
• 'Just being stupid': 3 kids admit of break-in
• Man charged with Sunday assault
• Athens State University College of Education honoring alumni
• Teen’s tale featured by Ombudsman in website, newsletter
• ASU buys College Street Centre for future use
• 2 juveniles questioned over shots at vehicles
• Athens Police questioning 2 juveniles for shooting at passing motorists
• Menefee presides at first meeting since his return
• New Tanner senior center is named for Charles Page Sr.
• Governor formally opens Robotics Training Center
• Athens State Community Band Christmas Concerts announced
• Athens man accused of assault with brick, bat
• Grand jury will hear cases against 3 accused in robbing, beating of elderly couple
• Library board: 'Not sitting on' $2.8M
• Athens man who killed estranged wife and her friend denied parole
• Menefee to be sworn in today
• Man faces charges from faked prescriptions
• Deputies find meth, cocaine in suspect’s boot during stop
• Six arrested on drug charges following raid
• City to vote on banning texting
• Local event encourages Re-Cycling
• Christmas Open House scheduled for Nov. 20-21
• Fire alert lifted throughout state
• Athens State Christmas ornaments available
• Aircraft services at Pryor will close
• Man charged in assault with screwdriver
• Jones: ‘I live here’ in Athens
• 3 arrested for meth possession
• Interfaith documentary to be screened at Athens State University
• Jingle Bell Jog
• TVA CEO receives 10% raise; Browns Ferry cooling towers set for replacement
• 3 arrested for meth possession
• New Morgan sheriff worked in Limestone
• Elkmont band honored
• City to host reception for exiting 'Mayor Dan'
• Jones' residency questioned
• Prisoner accused of stealing items to keep piercings open while jailed
• Carroll’s review shows hits and misses; superintendent plans response
• Ride your horse to work day
• Jones upsets Democratic incumbent in squeaker
• Menefee wins commission chairman race
• Marks begins term today as mayor
• Woman charged with receiving stolen vehicle
• NARFE hears from insurance exec
• Polls open 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. for election Tuesday
• Limestone school board approves personnel
• School board releases superintendent's job review
• Candidate cries foul over twist in tactics
• Event center owners say county unfair competition
• School board elects new president, says good-bye to 2 board members
• Turnout strong in Alabama GOP sites
• Updated Election Results
• Huntsville man named robotics park director in time for Nov. 10 grand opening
• Tree trimmer rescued on Pryor Street
• Founders queen and court named at Athens State University
• Q&A with candidates for Fifth District seat in the state House
• Q&A with candidates for Alabama House District 4 seat
• Q&A with state Senate candidates
• Gubernatorial candidates debate issues in Athens
• Official: Be sure your vote counts
• Official: Local cotton yields good to average
• Elkmont woman named new director of The Dog Pound
• Local woman wanted for questioning in robbery
• Pilot makes quick landing on I-65
• Rainfall not enough to lift local fire alert
• Aircraft down on Interstate 65
• Maples Bridge to be closed for about a month
• Today last day to sign up for Veterans Day parade
• Election official: Lawsuit against Bentley won’t delay Tuesday’s election
• Funds for new pharmacy
• County authorities arrest 2 in separate drug cases
• Knology: PCL 'set bar high' on service
• Candidates debate at ASU
• Event benefits mammogram fund
• Two families homeless after weekend fires
• Save-A-Lot may open by end of the year
• Limestone input sought on Madison growth
• Ardmore firefighters need your help for Chloe the cat and others like her
• Law prevents parents from entering school bus even for good cause
• Just the facts, ma’am
• Bicyclist charged with public intoxication, theft, escape
• Snake-shaped sweet potato?
• Ardmore siren out of service
• Tornado watch for Limestone County until 5:30 p.m. Athens City Schools close at 12:45. Limestone County schools closed at 11:30 a.m.
• Man is charged after saying he's 'roadside homicide investigator'
• Area deluged with rain, escapes most damage
• Community Christmas concerts announced
• Students sing at Samford
• Ala. man who said he’d been shot found OK
• Day of Deployed honors area's military personnel
• Challenger: 'Semantics' obscure drug issue in local DA campaign
• Election 2010: Local candidates address issues
• Limestone jobless rate hits 7.4%; Riley hints at big news
• Officers find trail of pot leaves during search
• Students celebrate heroes
• Much-delayed resurfacing of Elk River bridge set to begin
• Woman: intruder incident no prank
• Absentee ballot alert: Circuit Clerk handles voting at Courthouse
• Athens group receiving prestigious medal
• Limestone Circuit Clerk at Courthouse handles absentee voting
• Watchful caretaker helps catch trespassers
• Two Athens men accused in theft of weapon
• APD arrests sex offender who moved without permission
• Local Kids Care Club awarded grant
• Planners delay decision on Athens office center site
• Online is quickest way to find out if registered
• Friday is final day for voters to register
• Preparing for storytelling
• Wis. group demands Tenn. school cease game prayers
• Discovery School shooting suspect released on bond
• 911 call: 'I've been shot'; no one found
• Victim blames suspicious fire on grilling in garage; fire marshal to investigate
• Cottondale man pleads guilty to murdering woman
• Intruder strikes woman, says prank went awry
• Committee unveils wide-range of ideas to improve ASU over next 10 years
• A-L Library looking for movie lovers
• Equipment stolen used to track and hunt wild game
• Three nabbed on drug charges in traffic stops
• Elkmont man critical after wreck
• Commissioners OK marketing funds to recruit 'big' new project
• Officials support pro bono work
• Limestone man stabbed by woman is improving
• Hospital official, DA refute political advertisement claim
• Amendment a precaution against occupational tax
• Register by Friday to vote in Nov. 2 election
• Polling places have changed around county
• East Limestone students to honor veterans
• Golf tourney to benefit library
• Open house held at new event center
• Limestone under 'red flag warning' for fire
• Scottsboro Boys museum wins grants
• Local dentist sponsors 2nd candy buy back for troops
• Statewide fire alert continues
• Police answer domestic violence call, charge man with rape
• Making flu shots easy
• Hospital hosts annual Pink Elephant gala
• TVA’s rates to fall
• Calhoun hosts speaker on breast cancer today
• Athens State prepares for onsite accreditation visit
• City may not come up with promised funds for Robotics Center at Calhoun
• Sheriff plans info day at Creekside Saturday
• And the Ducky Derby winners are....
• Suspects who beat and robbed Haneys are in custody
• Prominent South Limestone couple beaten, robbed in home invasion
• DHR director recuperating at home
• Athens City Council meeting synopsis
• A ton of trash kept from landfills
• Health Department offers 3 public flu-shot clinics
• Recycling Program will host 1-day tire drop-off
• Halloween observance changed to October 30
• Huntsville man charged with child abuse
• Council prez: Only one option for city hall site
• Athens State president attends national IT conference
• Spanish class offered
• Parent of bullied child urges other children to tell
• Signs your child is being bullied or is suicidal
• Noah Crowe faces more surgery to remove tumor
• Bus driver who had heart attack behind wheel dies
• Kids to be named as youthful offenders?
• Calling all design stars for Festival of Trees
• Limestone school board OKs personnel requests
• Wheeler to hold day of family activities
• TVA swears four board members into office
• Bus driver suffers heart attack at wheel
• Clements alums hoping to honor Black with track
• Sex offender arrested for his failure to report move
• Resident: City needs ‘transparency’
• Alpha Delta Kappa Week proclaimed
• Raby once ran 4 PACs involved in bingo case
• Days Inn leads local Global Day of Doing
• AHS Marching Band named grand champ
• Limestone delegation: No offer on bingo vote
• Former insurance employee accused of stealing premium
• Sparks addresses Democrats
• Vigil heightens awareness of domestic violence
• September wins October Wacky Quacky Ducky Derby
• Times Square bomber faces sentencing in NYC
• Family hopes to raise funds for burial of wreck victim
• County to hold an open house for Event Center
• Local student produces film documentary on gun control
• Suspect arrested in Friday night shooting
• Pink Elephant Luncheon
• Tanner cheerleaders seeking your online vote to win $50,000 prize
• 'Trading Spaces' designer to speak
• Marks: City Hall in park no longer top option
• Police searching for suspect in shooting
• 7 sentenced for child abuse and enticing a child
• Athens State to host Trout Fishing in America at Storytelling Festival
• Grants will aid robotics
• ASU professors host political discussions
• Bean Day held Friday
• AHS gunman formally charged
• Prisoner indicted for felony arson over jailhouse tattoo
• Man charged with stealing rifle, musical instruments from relative
• Suspect in Athens bank robbery arrested in Tunica
• Residents get break from heat
• Elkmont High students gather for prayer
• Man linked to Athens bank robbery arrested in Tunica
• Hospital CEO speaks to NARFE
• Veterans Day parade set; entries sought
• Bean lunches served Friday for good cause
• TVA makes gift to benefit Athens State’s sciences instruction
• Fire scare at Athens Middle School
• Elkmont dog breeder will appeal 1-year sentence for animal deaths
• Grand jury indictments: Arriaga charged in death
• Athens to host Volksmarch or 'people's walk'
• Business After Hours – October 14, 2010
• Where to find Fiddlers caps and T-shirts
• Democratic headquarters opens
• Authorities investigating shooting that injured woman
• New girlfriend shoots ex-girlfriend, then threatens to shoot self
• Board saw hazing not horseplay, expelled 4 students for 1 year
• Board expels players for year
• Motorist backs into shopper
• Hole-in-one wins Ford
• Will new City Hall be built in park?
• Bean Day gives chance to fill belly, help people
• Dads of Great Students program starts at Johnson
• Bobby Allison to present benefit car show for Athens woman
• Youngster pinned by tractor is listed in 'fair' condition
• Athens man sentenced for abusing child
• Murder suspect jumps bail
• Athena League prepares for tourney
• Board to determine fate of 4 accused of hazing
• Wheeler Wildlife Refuge will celebrate National Lands day with cleanup
• Alabama under a statewide fire alert
• Backyard chefs invited to compete in Wild Game Cook-off
• Historical society award
• BREAKING NEWS: School board will decide fate of Elkmont 4 accused of hazing
• Hazing hearing held; no decision
• Welcome home, Uncle Zac!
• Hearing set for players accused of hazing
• Limestone Sheriff’s Rodeo named event of the year
• Parents can apply for Angel Tree gifts for children beginning Sept. 27
• Give a ring for the Constitution
• Limestone Sheriff’s Rodeo named event of the year
• Planners approve conditional use for new industry
• Limestone Health Department schedules 3 flu-shot clinics for public
• Resident concerned about letter thefts
• AHS to install LED screen in stadium
• Calling for Vietnam vet photos
• Rotary announces donation of $50,000 for new library
• County approves budget for FY2011
• Calling for Vietnam vet photos
• County approves FY2011 budget
• Elkmont students suspended in alleged hazing
• Sisters under the skin: Friend donates a kidney
• Vandals hit new Event Center
• Work at college changes gates at Fiddlers but few glitches expected
• U.S. 72 blocked today with Trail of Tears riders
• DAV veterans’ needs concert set Sept. 25
• 1 dead after Ala. 251 rollover
• Man says he was robbed by suspects on bicycles
• Habitat gets green building grant from Home Depot
• 2 suspects charged in theft of tools from Limestone
• Runners can still register for Duck & Run 5K race in Athens
• Piece Makers celebrating Harvest of Quilts today through Sunday
• One person dies in a wreck on Hwy. 251
• ‘Plastic-related’ business eyeing Elm Street park
• Scads of ducks remain available for annual Wacky Quacky Derby
• City awarded Soapbox Derby franchise
• Garden Club presents officers
• Bathing suit-clad woman held in Ala. tractor theft
• City reconsiders delayed capital requests of 2010
• DOT: Trees in medians of 31 to be cut
• TVA: Temps cause rates to increase
• State Homeland chief will speak at Athens event
• End of stimulus funds could mean city schools in red
• 2 from Athens named Merit Scholar finalists
• Sheriff wants more help for mentally ill
• Library hosts Literary Tastes
• Elks donate to Birdie Thornton
• Quick action twarts 2 thefts
• Republicans open headquarters
• Irish Step Dancers wow crowd at AOTS
• Marks to continue as Council president
• Easy Editing for Announcements and Acitivites
• Untitled
• Funeral set for local icon Charles Page Sr.
• City Council's president pick may be crucial
• Contest win brings home local soldier
• Local service commemorates victims of 9/11
• Ring a bell to commemorate Constitution signing
• Spirit of Athens director celebrating second year
• Guitarist, flutist kick off 'Music in the Parlor'
• Weather threat forces AOTS activities into ASU's gym
• State executes inmate who claimed mental disability
• Sparks ad shows Bentley remarks on state lottery
• Entries sought for golf tournament
• 2 charged in apartment burglary
• Last Honor Flight is Saturday
• It’s time to register for election in November
• Calhoun, ASU see record enrollments
• Huntsville marks 50th anniversary of NASA center
• Cause of woman’s death in fire remains unknown
• Device will ensure first duck through wins derby
• Limestone school board approves supplemental pay, personnel
• Wreck victim's condition listed as 'good'
• Gun-toting dad may face federal charges for incident at school
• Clergy, singers to present 9-11 remembrance
• Annual nurse practitioner symposium Sept. 24
• County Commission OKs road projects
• LCCI to hold volunteer training day
• Charles Page Sr. killed in wreck; daughter Caroline seriously injured
• Grand opening announced for Robotics training center
• Police: 81-year-old set off device that killed him
• Silver-Haired Legislators begin 3-day session Sept. 20
• One Nation Working Together Rally set for Oct 2.
• Annual picnic for TVA retirees coming up Friday
• Governor in Athens to help in campaign
• Family displaced by fire seeking residence to rent
• Athens Police make 14 arrests in Friday night drug roundup
• Local woman dies in Friday fire
• Bank robbers remain at large in city, county
• TVA ranks in Top 10 for economic development
• Woman burned in fire at Elmwood Apartments
• Trinity reunion parade will be at 10 a.m. Saturday
• Labor Day holiday closings
• Athens Police, Limestone Sheriff step up patrols during holiday
• Beware cons who say they work for The News Courier
• Part of Clinton Street in Athens to be closed at least 2 more weeks
• Trinity High School had many distinguished graduates
• Keeping the bees
• Governor Riley will be guest at Athens mayor’s statehouse campaign kickoff
• Democratic Ag candidate promises to protect water
• Athens State to open Center for Lifelong Learning on Courthouse Square
• Ball to promote regional tourism
• Team effort key in child-abuse prosecution system
• Cars on Square proceeds benefit hospital, recreation
• Athens State honors longtime employees at University In-Service
• Madison hospital 'right on schedule'
• Ardmore man inducted to Seniors Hall of Fame
• 60-year tradition continues at the Dog Days Flea Market
• Incident reminds debit-card users to destroy old cards before disposing
• Steer show held during picnic
• Jimmy Gill elected president of TARCOG
• Contractors share $30 million award for services
• Closing of Clinton, Forrest streets Tuesday morning may vex Middle School parents
• The littlest Wildcat
• Fire destorys apartment building
• Program supports local families of Army's fallen
• Remembering local men who lost their lives in the war ... Adam Loggins
• ASU sets concerts, lectures for 2010-'11
• Remembering local men who lost their lives in the war ... Ricky Lee Turner
• KALB's Mother Earth Day named Best Event
• Winslow, Whitfield subdivisions will get public sewer system
• Student robotics team seeks help with project
• City taps fed grant for water treatment
• Armed robber strikes Clements store
• 'Newmanators' host blood drive
• Chicken growers ask water board for break on rate
• Tour offers look below the surface
• 3 charged with selling, buying prescription painkillers
• Athens musician returns to MDA Telethon
• Athens mentioned in recent travel article
• Plans shaping up for WillPower Tourney of Champions
• 2 teens killed in crash with log truck
• Residents: Watercress weeds home for vermin
• Ardmore's Crape Myrtle Festival Saturday
• Man charged with burglary, damaging patrol car
• Non-paying ‘customer’ arrested for burglary
• Art competition for Athens State’s Christmas card announced
• Investigators hope to confirm dead woman’s ID with dental records
• City to request Sportsplex expansion bids
• Hot river costs TVA millions of dollars
• Body discovered in car; county authorities investigating
• 18-wheeler overturns; 5 injured
• Hill to speak at ASU graduation
• Engineer: Bridge repairs would be costly for county
• Jobless figures lowest in year
• Independent film screened at Athens festival tours Southeast schools
• Barbecue benefits youth with cancer
• 2 suspects from Decatur work release captured at motel
• Grant money donated
• Homecoming begins with ‘prom,’ continues Saturday
• Youth held in mental facility
• New pictorial history of Athens, Limestone available Sept. 10
• Elkmont teacher takes guilty plea to misdemeanor
• Folsom visits Athens
• Browns Ferry cuts output
• Homecoming music features Patti Malone
• State's infant mortality rate at all-time low
• 2 captured after Decatur, Ala. work release escape
• Industrial Tour – August 31
• Pancake day to benefit scholarship, meningitis awareness
• Ala. nuke plant at 45 percent after violation
• Worlds largest cucumber?
• Huntsville man caught with stun gun at local inn
• Laurita named new library director
• Sheriff looking for runaway juvenile
• ASU recognized by military publication
• Hearing postponed for woman charged with starving dogs
• Commission tells developer to widen road to RV park
• Funeral set for young mom killed in accident
• Highway projects public meeting set for Tuesday
• No smoking, new coffee shop, degrees in store for Calhoun’s new academic year
• Crystal Cup tourney benefits EMS
• Powers, beloved by community, to be buried today
• Pipes replaced following 2008 xylene spill
• No change planned in high school structuring
• Cyclists ride into Mooresville for Multiple Sclerosis Society
• Videotape helps nab check thief
• Foundation on Aging will ensure Bean Day remains local tradition
• Bills to rise due to TVA fuel cost
• Little city funding for new sidewalks
• Athens man sustains head injury during fight
• Two new bicycles to be given away at Saturday’s Fun Day
• Ardmore man charged in two burglaries
• Man takes car for test drive, never returns
• Volunteers organize for Be Ready Day
• US settles Ala. defense contractor’s claims
• Art on the Square hosts party, auction
• Pleas earn 6 prison time
• Vet lab in Elkmont to employ 20
• Teachers receive grant funds
• Property owner catches burglar
• Elkmont woman seeks help to cheer sick children
• Old septic tanks stir up a stink for council
• Mental exam sought for Discovery Middle School shooting suspect
• All invited to youth program open house
• Council plans ASU academic year
• Board honors Ardmore team
• Two arrested in Athens burglary
• Mental exam sought for Ala school shooting suspect
• Sons of Confederate Veterans honored
• One person killed in wreck on U.S. 72
• Proration could be 3-5%
• Cell phone call, texting ban in Athens' future?
• Man stabbed after night out now listed as 'stable'
• ADPH initiates teen driver safety campaign
• ABS Class of 1960 reunion Aug. 13-14
• Long range plan calls for new high school
• Got bugs? Alabama among most infested areas
• Library plan nearly done
• High school bands, cheer squads to compete in spirit contest
• Utilities manager: Software 'has it all'
• 'Shop local' during tax holiday
• Athens-Limestone Family Fun Day set for Aug. 14
• Local teen Caleb Pierce joins cattle drive across Colorado
• City faces funding questions on water budgets
• Motorist briefly pinned between car and store
• Storm downs trees, knocks out power
• Drought prevails in nearly a quarter of Alabama
• Hot, but no record high
• Event Center almost ready
• Man accused of breaking into neighbor’s home
• Heat wave bakes 18 states from Texas to New York
• NATIONAL CHARCOT-MARIE-TOOTH AWARENESS WEEK
• Utilities deposits confusing customers
• Athens High grad wins scholarship for CAC logo design
• Chamber of Commerce to host political forum this month
• School Board hires 14 of 15 employees rejected last month
• Alabama heat wave continues; Birmingham sets highs
• Elkmont man dies in 2-vehicle crash on U.S. 31 South
• Robotics park first building already filled with teachers
• McCoy named VP for financial affairs at Athens State
• DOE puzzles over plutonium
• Investigator arrests possible Walmart purse-snatcher
• Input wanted at meeting today on burnign of plutonium at Browns Ferry
• Residents oppose RV park at Bay Hill
• Limestone County schools fail to meet accountability standards
• Athens police nab hitchhiker accused of robbing driver
• Thanks for the help!
• The Low Cost Carrier initiative
• Register for Adult Leadership 2010-2011
• What Every Small Business Should Know & Do Lunch & Learn
• Excessive heat advisory
• Masons Donate Food to Hospice
• Hospital staff gathers school supplies
• Hometown Homecoming to feature antique cars parade
• Stadium will be dedicated in memory of beloved coach
• Sales tax holiday begins Friday
• Cowboys, cowgirls prepare to saddle up for Ardmore Rodeo
• South bakes, high humidity feels like heat 100+ degrees
• Don’t forget to tour the new school Sunday
• Two accused of forgery
• Quest for tattoo leads to arson charge
• Welcome home celebration for 203rd moved to Sept. 18
• Shooting victim faces charges
• A showdown with the law....on both sides
• Man accused of stiffing landlord with bad check
• Outfitted for canine canoeing
• 4 Limestone schools will get better roofs
• Library budget request is down, visits up
• Sheriff seeks a big bite with $8.8M budget
• Thanks for the help!
• Legislation needed to help city speed weed eradication
• Barking dog alerts homeowner to garage fire
• Realtors donate school supplies
• Official: 22-year-old man admitted consensual sex with 14-year-old girl
• Limestone school board hires new employees, approves other personnel changes
• Limestone County school board to review hiring practices
• City approves Custom Polymers investment; expands Leak City
• Athens woman killed in wreck just after leaving mother’s house
• No one injured when possible microburst hits Jiffy Food Store
• Athens writer featured in Alabama Heritage
• Gravel donated to schools
• City to look at investment
• Fire battled by 4 volunteer departments
• AMVETS dedicate post to fallen police officers
• Ag officials try to halt pigweed infestation
• Muskrats find pond at Big Spring Park to be a home to their liking
• Truck driver treated, released after wreck
• Reduced-price school meals available to eligible children
• Second annual WillPOWER Tournament is Aug. 28
• Veterans' post named in honor of 2 slain Athens police officers
• Theft of tools a mystery
• Keeping cool
• Council deliberating fate of high-paid officials
• Lindsay Lane geese in danger from fast drivers
• County Commission hears budget requests
• Relative found in closet charged with burglary
• Democrats discuss new headquarters
• Let there be light
• Report: Ala. deputy’s shot killed woman
• Custom Polymers to triple Athens operations
• City hammered with roofing complaints
• Child had drugs in system
• Fire victims helping other fire victims
• Clements High mascot stolen
• Man accused of passing fake $20
• TVA fuel cost raises bills sixth straight month
• NAACP: Man, 61, 'shoved' by officer
• 2 people injured in U.S. 72 wrecks
• Worker charged in $100K theft
• Trucker reports robbery at Welcome Center
• Athens woman grazed by bullet in drive-by shooting
• Staffer admits stealing at store
• Elkmont man charged with criminal littering at Limestone Creek
• Senator presents West band with donation for uniforms
• Former employee charged with theft at Piggly Wiggly in Elkmont
• Scientists ask public to report banded birds from BP oil spill
• Hometown Homecoming to include Ice Cream Crank-Off
• County, city road projects to make for smoother rides
• Who would be mayor if Williams elected to House?
• Valls honored by her peers as state district attorney of year
• Hearing set on nuclear fuels
• Ruckus spills into road, 5 land in jail
• Scavenger hunt winner
• Home of rescue squad assistant chief burns
• Sales tax holiday is Aug. 6-8
• 203rd’s homecoming celebration postponed
• AHS getting new scoreboard
• Homeowner charged with arson in Browns Ferry Road fire
• Police seek suspect in billfold theft
• Blue Springs light half way there
• BP: No oil leaking into Gulf from busted well
• Extreme followers
• Ardmore sets Crape Myrtle fest, pageant
• How locals cast votes in runoffs
• Couple accused of planting meth lab for leniency
• Fire victims grateful to donors
• Electronics recycling event is Saturday
• Stepson arrested in theft of stepfather’s car
• Latimer re-elected in District 3 runoff
• Outsider Bentley wins GOP nomination for governor
• Wales: Cottonwood sewer work begins by Aug. 1
• Good Samaritans rescue Limestone Manor resident
• Runoff election is Tuesday
• Will historic district battle end Monday?
• Two killed in apparent murder-suicide Sunday
• Accused Tenn. kidnapper moved to another jail
• Murder-suicide deaths reportedly related
• Woman accused in Ardmore baby snatching moved
• Bank robber still at large
• No resolution on historic district flap
• Filling a need for blood
• Support a youth volunteer leader from Athens!
• Dogwood Festival
• 73 Year Old Author Publishes New Novels
• Athens Storytelling Festival

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