Florence, AL News

• Florence, AL News
• NFL's Driver wins 'Dancing With The Stars'
• Silver Airways lands in Shoals
• Bradford picks up new title
• Witness claims Ingram admitted to homicide
• 2 arraigned in death of man in wheelchair
• City to cut collection company from system
• 'Underperformance cited in O'Charley's closing
• County joins Yellow Dot alert program
• Council approves new liquor license
• County joins Yellow Dot alert program
• Prosecution witness claims Ingram admitted killing Sheffield man
• Two new suspects arraigned in stabbing death of wheelchair bound man
• Silver Airways chosen to provide commercial air service to Shoals
• Donald Eugene Garland, 69
• Pet Cancer Awareness Month Helps Teach Owners about Leading Cause of Death
• Artifical Reefs to be Designated Essential Habitats
• Dave Says
• Soap Opera Preview
• Ask the Attorney
• Criteria to Obtain the Best Mortgage Rates
• Sports Festival Turns 30
• Atlas Congregation Celebrates 80 Years
• Insurance in Plain English
• GET OUT THE TINFOIL HATS, PART II
• Defense Act is Anti-Freedom
• The Worn-Out Race Card
• We Let Them Do It!
• School Board Kudos
• We Do Have A Choice
• Fines, Suspensions Betray the Game
• 1812 Reenactment
• Sheffield’s Outdoor Party
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Bongiovanni Speaks at Legion Event
• LIO
• Re-“Visiting”
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• A Matter of Character
• To New Heights
• O'Charley's closes Florence restaurant
• Early start for Alabama Senate on reading lengthy redistricting bill
• Private supply ship rockets toward space station
• Updyke's attorneys seek delay in tree poisoning case involving Toomer's Corner
• Recycling rules
• Obama, NATO craft Afghanistan exit plan
• Click It or Ticket focuses on nighttime drivers
• Johnson draws criticism for supporting new lines
• Investigator testifies about scene evidence
• News Briefs
• Suspect with empty gas tank charged in robberies
• Franklin seeking $150,000 for roads
• City still not decided on rental inspections
• Harlan hero
• Cramer Center a safe haven
• Eat your veggies
• Simulators to help train high school students
• Universities tally falsely convicted
• County seeks road funds
• Looking for a fish dinner
• Medicaid issue on ballot
• No texting, phone use in county vehicles
• Coffee descendants among those opposing new Walmart location
• Residents, shelters try to deal with feral cat population overrunning downtown Tuscaloosa
• Tennessee Valley Shoals life
• Alabama advances in softball
• Tropical Storm Alberto hovers off SC coast; forecasters lift tropical storm watch
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Legislative process can make life complicated
• Indictments issued for teen, his accomplice
• Solar eclipse in skies today
• Low-key robber walks out with Compass cash
• County residents get garbage cans
• Tennessee Valley Shoals life
• Muscle Shoals bank robbed
• Five people rescued from burning home
• Heritage Day a time to reflect, remember
• District changes OK'd
• Shoals job rate 4th in state
• Honoring the fallen in blue
• Christmas morning sex abuse leads to indictment
• Court upholds key voting rights provision
• Authority mulls deal to blaze garbage
• Net savvy seniors
• Pair indicted in child porn case
• Defense to kick off 2nd week of trial
• Ida Harper Bevis, 94
• Carless C. Thomas, 90
• Bentley: Address bill's PR problem
• Distric designs trouble leaders
• Law & Order
• 'Queen of Disco' Summer, 63, dies
• Prosecution prepares to wrap up
• '05 drug case suspect found in California
• Ozzie makes his mark in Leighton permanent
• A year later, needs remain in storm zone
• Woman accused of attacking husband
• Buildings cleared; demolition next
• Authorities search for man accused of operating 21 meth labs
• White Democrats say they are endangered in Alabama Legislature
• Search on for state escapee
• Florence schools changing policies involving fighting, dress code
• Scientists work on ways of powering rocket trip to Mars
• Report: Drought continues in Shoals
• Governor wants changes in immigration law, includes issue in special session
• Woman charged after being accused of trying to run over husband
• Moore to speak at Freedom Rally on Saturday
• Official: Browns Ferry improving
• Study 'best evidence' that coffee lengthens life
• Legislature OKs education budget
• Law & Order
• Redistricting fight may be heating up
• Immigration bill revised
• Tempers flare during shooting death trial
• News briefs
• Wife accused of running over husband still in jail
• Dianne Bentley visits local schools to donate books
• Helen Weir, 88
• Mr. Joseph Ignatius Mauter, 90
• Senate passes version of immigration bill
• Senate expects to take up changes to immigration law today
• TVA: Browns Ferry Nuclear Plant not yet ready for inspection to upgrade rating
• Mississippi authorities press search for highway killer
• 4 Alabama men fined for stealing cultural artifacts from TVA reservoir property
• Alabama's first lady visiting Phil Campbell school today
• 77,000 pounds of food collected in mail carriers' annual campaign
• Scientists hunt ways to stall Alzheimer's
• Lack of trust in Facebook may hold back ad sales
• Slow start in shooting death trial
• Man, 91, dies after being hit by truck
• Rezoning approved
• Undercover informant charged after drug buy
• Law & Order
• Students take walk through history
• Discount prescription cards here for Lauderdale County residents
• News briefs
• Mr. Wayne Stanley Roth, 85
• Mr. James E. “Peck” Fountain Sr., 76
• PET TALK
• The Black Belt Yields Record Gator
• Randall on Real Estate
• Soap Opera Preview
• Ask the Attorney
• Great Time at Seniors’ Day
• Natural Controversy
• Sit Down, Have a Cigar
• In A Few Words
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Hairspray at Zodiac
• Healers vs. Legal Eagles
• Tell it Again
• Ask Dr. Webb
• Dave Says
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Scout Troop 18 Takes Action
• Promoting Shoals Litter- Free Events
• Vaughn is Miss Bronze for 2012
• Safety program begins Wednesday in Franklin County
• Rain fails to erase deficit
• Electrical problems blamed for deadly fire
• Mother, son critical after crash
• Girl who died after being hung from rope in tree is buried in Ragland
• TVA raises fuel adjustment for June; most households will see increase of 80 cents
• 91-year-old man struck, killed during pre-dawn morning walk
• Leaders await TVA plans
• Commission adopts wireless-use policy
• Just saying no
• Council may decide Walmart zoning
• Man claims LifeSouth blood gave him HIV
• Cemetery authority first in state
• Cook first woman to win law enforcement award
• Testimony begins today in shooting death
• News briefs
• Bring it on
• UNA BASEBALL SELECTED FOR NCAA DIVISION II SOUTH REGIONAL
• Jury selection under way for trial of man charged with murder
• Movie about baseball legend Jackie Robinson filming in Alabama
• Immigration law driving decisions on crop planting
• To kill or not to kill
• Garden features raised section
• 'Fitting tribute' to slain officers
• Bugs eat way closer to Shoals
• Liens may pay for mowing
• County to apply for road grants
• Transports help 'no-kill' communities
• Science building funds fall short
• Fire victim tried to escape
• Officials identify Cloverdale fire victim
• Immigration crackdown causing some Alabama farmers to plant fewer crops
• Wreck injures four family members
• Man killed in house fire
• What makes a graduate?
• Utilities board wins award for excellence
• Combat infantry group seeking new members
• Town hopes to finish equestrian trails by spring 2013
• Celebrating commencement
• News Briefs
• Church members provide food for hungry children
• Little time left for Legislature
• Nonprofit housing planned
• Prosecutors defend Siegelman verdict as his lawyers try to persuade high court to hear appeal
• New program will reduce medication costs
• Calls for regulation follow JPMorgan loss
• Man accused of pulling pistol on clerk
• Renovations pass final inspection
• CrimeStoppers Poker Run today
• Student fees may increase
• Ground broken on medical building
• Tests lead to arrest for rape, robberies
• Commission will interview 13 for post
• Four-diamond Florence
• Mylie Lee Clemmons, 73
• Law & Order
• Hudson family slayings suspect convicted of murder
• Boy charged in killing of girl found on rope
• Newspaper carrier spoils robbery at truck stop
• Construction beginning on medical office complex in Sheffield
• Lauderdale 14 among road grant submissions
• City's fire department won't issue burn permits
• Rainy forecast not easing drought concern
• Romney sorry for 'stupid' pranks
• 2011 a win for Shoals tourism
• Walk challenge starts Saturday
• Law & Order
• Wheeler alcohol bill passes Senate
• Bentley to grads: Stay true to morals
• NW-SCC lease of hall of fame OK'd
• CDC: Young adults ignore skin-cancer warnings
• Mrs. Lillian Linville Hendrix, 89
• House passes education budget with $141M cut
• Chancellor approves Alabama Music Hall of Fame lease
• Florence no longer issuing burn permits
• House panel kills Alabama charter school bill
• Rain fails to end drought
• UNA, Kilby work on future
• 'He was sweet and gentle'
• Immigration repeal effort rejected by state senate
• Traffic violation leads to drug seizure, arrest
• Is UNA ready for D1 move?
• Court clerk placed on leave
• News briefs
• Plan to shuffle Shoals district lines
• NW-SCC proposes buying hall of fame
• Law & Order
• Jackson Thomas “J.T.” Vickery, 70
• Larry J. Hayes, 69
• Northwest-Shoals wants to buy Alabama Music Hall of Fame property
• New Elks in Place at #2860
• ROTC Medal of Honor Run
• Bentley signs bill increasing penalties for unemployment compensation fraud
• Browns Ferry issues topic of Tuesday meeting
• Police searching for stolen classic Chevy
• Letter carriers food drive Saturday in northwest Alabama
• Medicaid woes hit budget
• Lifetime commitment
• Go Red luncheon set for Saturday
• Hands on the wheel
• Floaters are in eyes of beholders
• Shoals to market airline
• PET TALK
• Bird feeder battles
• Commission reviews cemetery authority proposal
• Mayor seeks continuance in ethics probe
• Books-A-Million committee studying proposed stock buy
• Florence superintendent receives positive evaluation
• Mrs. Dorothy J. “Dot” Young
• Labs put to the test at Master National
• Sci-Camp Variety
• Knight’s Korner
• Be Nice
• Soap Opera Preview
• DAVE Says
• Ask the Attorney
• Insurance in Plain English
• The Proven Personhood
• An Overpass Option
• Appreciation for All Efforts
• Reducing Employment
• The Mayor Answered
• Happening This Week
• It’s Time: Get Up and Walk!
• In A Few Words
• GET OUT THE TINFOIL HATS
• Conservation’s Presence
• 2012 Earth Contest Winners Announced
• UNA’s ROTC Honor Run
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Pets Make Us Winners
• A College Degree Before High School MoH Run New Elks in Place
• Woman linked to rape of boy, 14
• Council approves incentives for Walgreens call center
• Teen set for trial as adult
• City leases new truck for garbage
• News Briefs
• Former chief remembered for his passion
• Corn, sweet corn
• Victim critical after beating
• Council continues to research rental policies
• Teen accused of stabbing death will stand trial as an adult
• Former Russellville police chief dies
• Authorities: One critically injured, one in jail after assault
• Proposed legislative district plans to unveiled Wednesday
• Online auction site selling bikes, other items from Bo Jackson benefit ride
• Wet start to work week in forecast for Shoals
• Federal judge won't dismiss lawsuit against former Auburn coach
• Authorities: Stolen tractor could be hidden in Lauderdale County
• George Lindsey, aka Goober, dies
• Council to discuss call center tax break
• Nature funds in jeopardy
• 10 vests ordered; US grant sought
• School board to buy property
• Middle schoolers to bring education to life
• New addition to the fleet
• 'Closet' a wardrobe haven for those expecting
• Pecan pests noticed in Shoals
• George Lindsey, film festival namesake, dies
• Teenaged boys bear watching
• Pill babies: New infant addiction
• Budget figures improve
• Hospital hearing set
• Water to flow by summer
• Constitution revisions set for state vote
• Technical issues
• Workshop offers coping tips
• Oil prices dip below $100; gas may follow
• Wiring cited in fatal fire
• TVA loses $94 million, to slash jobs
• Shoals seniors hit dance floor
• Food pantry to help college students in need
• Time short for abortion bills
• Council increases recreation sports fees
• Tri-County NAACP honors individuals
• Organizers want to move, reinvent Founders Day
• Law & Order
• Adam Yauch of the Beastie Boys dies at 47
• Officials: Faulty wiring caused fire that killed infant
• Tree identification nature walk Saturday in Florence
• Bentley to visit Alabama troops providing health care in Black Belt
• Rain helps to ease drought
• 'Sheffield Sings' music, comedy set for Saturday
• Hundreds gather for a day of prayers
• No cut in Pruett's bail
• On the road again
• New senior center nearing completion
• Road work could cause traffic delays
• Bill: Let disabled ticket illegal parking
• County could save money using employee skills on road projects
• Letters reveal bin Laden frazzled in final days
• B.J. Kimberlin, 78
• Rain helping ease drought
• Seniors center in Muscle Shoals nearing completion
• 6 arrested outside state Senate for protesting immigration law
• Gunshots fired at rocket center in Huntsville; no injuries reported
• Possible buy gains attention
• Patsy Balentine, 65
• Carlton Elvin Fowler, 71
• Lucille Beacom, 88
• Heartworm Awareness
• Fishing School
• Legacy of Leadership
• Soap Opera Preview
• Ask the Attorney
• Randall on Real Estate
• Dave Says
• Media Ignores Arpaio’s Work
• Road Should Be Safer
• A Rhythm of Rest
• Happening This Week
• Recalling the Day it Burned
• The Crisis of Tax Code Control
• Seniors Over 60 Gather
• Ask Dr. Webb
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Irons Honored
• Free Pet-Ed Program
• Singing Revue
• Top Team a GoGo
• Lions Close Regular Season with Win Over UAH
• Research finds deadliest times to be on roadway
• Study finds teens can't keep diabetes easily under control
• Hospital CEO has done this before
• Bill to bring beer to park
• Facelift nearing finish
• After 2011, families find funds to build safe rooms
• Program aims to cut statistics
• Go Red luncheon targets women's health
• Forest Hills' scores add up
• Farm, food aid programs face debate about budgets
• Alabama attorney general asks feds to take action against machines at Indian casinos
• Alabama school leaders may ask feds to freeze standardized test requirements
• Tennessee Valley Shoals life
• Orange Beach developer wants BP to pay out claim for loss on condominium tower
• Keeping heart rate up during break
• Two communities beginning to heal
• Man dies in shooting
• Green day
• City may annex site for new Walmart
• Shoals eyes Silver Airways
• Many variables determine price for natural gas
• Curb junk slows workers
• UNA's JENKINS DRAFTED IN SECOND ROUND
• Phil Campbell, Hackleburg mourn those lost; look toward the future
• Bo Jackson's tornado relief ride to end today
• Alabama voters get to decide Legislature's pay with ballot amendment in November
• Pendleton: No new term
• Centre for British Studies hosts run
• Phil Campbell remembers
• Prayer day set for Thursday
• '...she's with my dad (in heaven)...'
• Spice bill prohibits synthetic drug sales
• Tennessee man charged with rape
• Alabama remembers
• Infant Blakelie Audrey Moody
• Governor thanks ordinary people as Alabama marks anniversary of twisters
• Traffic jam developing on Tennessee River in the Shoals
• Pendleton won't seek re-election on Florence Council
• Former TVA chairman says agency sould abandon nuclear program because of cost
• Judge delays robbery trial involving ex-Auburn player
• Cystic fibrosis ride Saturday
• Saggy pants offenders educated before cited
• Sheffield High teen gets 2012 Student of the Year
• Woman cut, husband arrested after chase
• Financial incentives will provide 50 jobs
• Dispose of old pills properly
• How to get rid of itchy, pesky vines
• Changed forever
• Law & Order
• Governor visits recovering towns, families
• QBs Luck, Griffin top 2 picks
• Mrs. Bessie Aldine Hughes Peden, 84
• Infant trapped, killed in Lauderdale trailer fire
• Woman stabbed in east Florence; suspect in custody
• Overturned truck causes traffic problems
• Florence makes great towns list
• $75,000 committed toward 'small-hires'
• Convicted sex offender back in jail
• Governor visits local tornado victims
• 2 injured near Town Creek in boat accident
• Rite of passage
• Fast-food bill makes way through Legislature
• News briefs
• Tip leads to seizure of meth lab
• TVA workers have places to seek shelter
• Law & Order
• Cigarette tax unlikely
• Speaker: Student loan bill paid for with overhaul cuts
• Board votes to halt ambulance service, seeks office opinion
• Mr. Todd Allan Rich, 25
• Shelia Wear Clemmons, 52
• Pinnacle to furlough 450 pilots; Muscle Shoals service won't likely be affected
• Kids fishing rodeo Saturday in Sheffield
• Supreme Court takes up immigration law
• Warning without details leaves board bewildered
• Loretto voters OK packaged liquor sales
• Walmart gets extension
• Frost threat is likely over
• State removing traffic video cameras at 2 intersections
• Snipes named to school board
• Meth lab blamed for fire; 3 arrested
• Tourism hopes tied to planned eagle cam
• 11 injured in Rogers bus wreck
• The Rock City Gardens Southern Blooms Festival Grows In Beauty And Offers
• Law & Order
• Ligament Tears
• The King of Mackeral
• Thanks for the Message
• 2nd bill to revise immigration law moving in Legislature
• Police find man who escaped from patrol car
• Voter turnout extremely low in Shoals
• Florence Boulevard lanes closed today
• Bowing to the Red Dragon
• A True Friend
• Pet Buzz
• CLAWS FOR A CHANGE
• Dave Says
• Ask the Attorney
• Lio
• Soap Opera Preview
• Hall of Fame Career
• Hope to Avoid Dangerous Conditions Bowing to the Red Dragon
• The End of an Era
• Happening This Week
• Secret Service Our Newest Stooges
• "MAME"
• The Nature of Chaos
• Renaissance Poster Contest
• Don't Take A Chance
• Insurance in Plain English
• Care for Your Castle - and It Will Care for You
• Community Notes
• Church Hosting Tornado Recovery Teams
• Shoals Shorts
• Too Cute
• Keep(ing) The Shoals Beautiful
• Warmer weather returns to Shoals
• House considering bill making mandatory age for attending school 6 instead of 7
• Bo Jackson starts 'Bo Bikes Bama' tornado relief ride
• Truck strikes school bus, minor injuries reported
• Afghanistan, US set accord for the future
• Plan targets 'small hires'
• Council reviewing collection process for court fines
• Solemn anniversary
• Small number could decide GOP's PSC candidate
• State to honor tornado victims
• Student art decorates ER
• Deshler beefs up campus security
• Family meets at saloon to share tales of youth
• Memorial for crime victims at courthouse
• Monument honors East Franklin tornado victims
• Nashville police looking for person who crash landed plane at closed airpark
• Note to Class of 2012: More than half of young college graduates now jobless or underemployed
• Is Obamacare good for small businesses?
• Teachers traveling to learn for students
• Texting/driving bill goes to Senate
• Low turnout predicted for runoff voting
• Pet care in a gray area
• 'Hunger Games' boosts archery
• Online buying cutting revenue
• It's their time to shine
• Florence man dies in 1-car accident
• 2 lions, 9 years later
• Book about lions is hit with children
• Unemployment still falling
• Alabama Road Builders Association honors Brown
• District 1 commission race ready for runoff
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Lauderdale unemployment drops to 6.5%
• High school bass tournament Saturday in Shoals
• Santorum's Alabama delegates say they will unite behind GOP nominee
• Rare 1909 Honus Wagner baseball card sells for $1.2 million in online auction
• One killed in Lauderdale wreck
• Law & Order
• Mom accused of smuggling drugs to son in county jail
• Facebook photos might have triggered shooting, say police
• Spruce Pine opens new town museum
• Preparing to refresh in your pool
• News briefs
• Boxer rebellion
• UNA student indicted in rape, sodomy
• Possible drought developing in area
• Gaines: It's never too late to start living your dream
• Mr. James Paul Cabler, 85
• Calvin Eugene Weeks, 79
• Mrs. Lillie Fulmer Fowler, 93
• Outdoor Alabama Announces its 2013 Photo Contest
• Thousands lack permanent homes 1 year after Alabama twisters
• Legislature restricts sale of some cold, allergy medicines
• Alabama bans beer brand, citing dirty name on label
• Possible drought developing in Tennessee Valley
• Man charged in residential theft
• Man charged in shooting
• Television, music icon Dick Clark dead at 82
• Denton had his shot in 'Bandstand' appearance
• Can teachers, students be Facebook friends?
• County offers range of classes
• Changes made to charter proposal
• Meth tip leads to charges for father and son
• Restrictive midwifery bill passes committee
• Convicted killer from Shoals denied parole
• Candidates encourage residents to vote in runoff
• Hazel Mae Wilson, 77
• Woman shot; authorities search for suspect
• 'American Bandstand' host Dick Clark dies
• Beef production seminar Saturday
• Alabama Senate panel makes changes to charter school bill
• Feds question $5 million in spending by Alabama Forestry Commission
• Hardin County school board rescinds suspension of superintendent charged with having gun
• Board fails to act on request
• Secret Service scandal escalates
• Robbery suspect charged
• Panel OKs bill changing immigration law
• Formation of rainbows and double rainbows
• Commission, judge at odds over fees
• Alums to sign UNA children's book
• Expert: Old cell source of leachate
• House GOP wants to cut food stamp program
• Meeting notes
• Conservation Enforcement Officer Awarded Medal of Honor
• Henry Barrett, 97
• "I’ve never laid my hands on a fish this big"
• House committee approves bill making some changes to immigration law
• Randall on Real Estate
• Knight’s Korner
• LIO
• Knowing where to pet can prevent a bite
• DEADLY DANGER
• Dave Says
• Soap Opera Preview
• A Very Fragile Voting System
• Expand Racial Divides
• Where’s a Fair Press?
• In A Few Words
• Happening This Week
• Ten Years of Productive Pavement
• Gaines, Dyer Living Better
• Ask the Attorney
• Ask Dr. Webb
• It’s Our 25th Annual Pet Picture Contest
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Colbert County Courthouse Grounds Hosting this Year’s Shoals Earth Day Fest
• County Races on the Line
• Infantry Rising
• Florist employee killed in Greenhill
• Legislators seek to clarify gifts for public employees, teachers
• Two injured in head-on wreck
• Space shuttle salutes nation's capital
• State Senate to consider bill limiting where some cold medicines are sold
• Leadership on the minds of school board members
• News Briefs
• Landfill woes far from over
• Council considers curb pickup policy
• Calendar bill heads to Senate
• County nears goal for cut on insurance
• Council adopts saggy pants ordinance
• Fingerprinting software earns OK
• No indictments over campaigns
• Final job for US: Secure Kabul
• Man with gun surrenders at Spring Park
• Wreck victim still hospitalized, loses part of leg
• Grand jury returns no indictments on PAC transfers, cites problems with Alabama campaign law
• Freedom rally to be rescheduled
• NASA says goodbye to space shuttle Discovery, bound for Smithsonian
• Five killed in flurry of tornadoes
• Bill would make it tougher to get divorce
• Store owners fear overpass work would hurt business
• Farmhands working ahead of schedule to meet crop demand
• County approves 3rd bridge repair job
• Anti-smoking efforts lauded
• Fowler takes over as Riverhill chief
• Commander for 115th to address community Thursday
• University of North Alabama to host choral showcase
• A chance for MPO vote, aid in Killen
• Supporters plan to protest Birmingham clinic closing
• State education department team to run Birmingham schools
• Trent Richardson, cancer survivor attend prom
• World marks sinking of Titanic
• Save Our Schools
• City seeks funds for road projects
• Agencies seek closer ties
• UNA to host mayoral debate
• County to look at cellphone policy
• News briefs
• Talent show to support city schools
• Parole opposed for convicted killer
• A Case of the Snuffles
• Videos to showcase the Shoals
• Grown fresh
• Market likely to grow
• High-speed chase ends after car strikes house
• Court: Travel websites don't have to pay lodgings tax
• High school students earn short-term welding certificates
• Guard member thanks employer for support
• Law & Order
• 1 hurt, 1 arrested in wreck
• News Briefs
• Police: Man kills wife, daughter at Ohio Cracker Barrel restaurant
• Jury convicts former Auburn football player of first-degree robbery
• Postal Service envelope, stamp honors 50th anniversary of 'To Kill a Mockingbird'
• Postal Service envelope honors Mockingbird's 50th
• Police: Woman flashed while walking at park
• News Briefs
• Robbery, shooting lead to charges
• Law & Order
• Passport help for summer travelers
• Law enforcement to wait tables for a cause
• Ex-Littleville officer sentenced to prison for terroristic threat
• Moving along
• Local mayor admits to misusing equipment
• School board weighs options for career tech center
• Neighbors block accused child molester in alley
• Mrs. Ruth B. Hester, 88
• Ethics Commission: Hackleburg mayor misused city equipment
• Former Littleville police officer heads to prison
• Alabama legislative pay change approved by Senate committee
• Local law enforcement agents set for Special Olympics fundraiser
• Today's low temperature coldest in more than a month; red flag burning warning is in effect
• Man charged in connection with Saturday shooting
• Cancer center planned
• Education called key in preventing abuse of children
• Home invasion turns violent
• Man faces prison term for burglarizing vehicle
• Public calls new state law 'terrible'
• Review of Walmart plans set for today
• Canine survivor award nominee
• 2 airlines submit air service proposals
• Saggy pants: 3 days in jail
• Nightmare prom: 'It could happen to anybody'
• Zimmerman charged with second-degree murder
• Official: Charges coming in Trayvon Martin death
• Police: Tuscumbia Woman used forged check to open new account
• Man robbed, attacked during house invasion; search continues for suspects
• Fired Arkansas coach Petrino makes statement
• Wildfires, frost possible today
• Man jailed for sagging pants
• Plane crashes in Tishomingo yard
• Randy Owen hosts Music Row show
• Destination impacting airport boardings
• Not sparing the rod
• New lease will include utility costs
• Bill cuts state employees' pensions
• Budget clears House
• Architect to present tech plans
• Why can't we tickle ourselves?
• Billy Howard Wilkes, 71
• Glen Mauldon, 81
• News Briefs
• Work will slow traffic
• Blue Catfish State Record Shattered
• Changing CF to ‘Cure Found’
• A Fine Career Choice
• Compensation Flawed
• Authorities say plane crashes at Tishomingo
• Santorum withdraws from GOP presidential race
• Four Cards
• Knight’s Korner
• Soap Opera Preview
• Dave Says
• Ask the Attorney
• Ask Dr. Webb
• Insurance in Plain English
• Changing CF to ‘Cure Found’
• A Fine Career Choice
• Compensation Flawed
• Happening This Week
• Beginning at 8am, volunteers are... Down to Earth
• Event Helps Youth Stay on Track
• Undermining State, Individual Rights
• 4G HIJINKS
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Deshler Girls Earn Second Crown
• Fighting Fires in Lauderdale
• Drawing Contestants
• Santorum suspends GOP presidential campaign
• Pond management tips available Wednesday
• Senate approves 5 new trustees for the Auburn board
• Caution advised during River Road improvements
• SEDA board agrees to extend lease from chamber; costs could increase by $10,000
• Wilson Dam closed to traffic Wednesday
• Alabama's Randy Owen to host Muscle Shoals to Music Row event
• Meth lab ingredients found in Walmart women's bathroom
• Charter school bill sent back to committee
• Artism exhibit set April 21-22
• Court an option as districts redrawn
• 2 killed after Kia slams into culvert
• Faulty bill due revision
• Coyote conundrum
• Murder trial delay blamed on state budget cuts
• Police wait to interview victim
• Frost possible in some areas
• Cemetery authority advances; commission develops policies
• Two killed in Monday crash
• Authorities search for convicted murderer who escaped Alabama prison
• March may have been warmest ever in Alabama
• New legislative districts not done, but some already poised for court challenges
• Artism art show scheduled April 21-22
• Study: Women struggle more to quit
• School board move will hit city budget
• Shooting victim listed as critical
• Journalist Mike Wallace dies
• Improvements moving along
• Koan to head Shoals Christian
• County 1st in state to implement Hope Cards
• Iron light posts to go up near Park Place
• Students encouraged to apply for research grant
• Authorities search for 42-year-old convicted murderer believed to have escaped Ala. facility
• Alabama Fire College would get more independence under legislative proposal
• Mike Wallace, '60 Minutes' star interviewer, dies
• Egg drop
• Battle of brush challenges city
• Agency rejuvenates Park Place
• Scouts arrive to help rebuild town
• Campus adds recycling bins
• Easter gospel: message of hope
• 'Regional' goals at ECM
• Council funds repairs; pool will open in May
• Student looks to raise funds to research hereditary disease
• Changes allow ministry
• Couple charged with forged prescription
• They don't just fight fires
• Public warned of credit card skimming
• Vandals strike Handy statue
• Kohl's Cares program plans Keller donation
• Guilty of manslaughter
• Woman found, questions remain
• 2 Shoals teachers are state finalists
• Woman back at home after kidnapping report
• Franklin man faces up to 20 years in prison after manslaughter conviction
• Bentley: North Alabama Regional Hospital to stay open
• Vandals strike W.C. Handy statue in Wilson Park
• Navy jet crashes into Virginia apartments
• House passes bill creating new level of penalty for drug possession
• Wild game cook off Saturday
• Searchers look for man who fell overboard at sorority party
• Police: Woman tried to kidnap university president after going to school with knife
• Search continues for missing woman
• Deputies searching for woman who texted she was kidnapped
• Walgreens bill gets Senate OK, heads to House
• Watts Bar reactor delayed again
• Experts: Rise in painkiller sales fueling addiction
• Hospital finances improving
• Shoals leaders to meet with highway director
• Bill defines life, grants rights to fertilized eggs
• News Briefs
• Work experience important for students
• Law & Order
• Animals and Allergies
• UNA receiver dismissed after theft arrest
• Budget clears hurdle
• Study: Alabama has highest state income tax on families at federal poverty line
• Man arrested on suspicion of mutilating, killing woman at Tunica casino hotel
• Frost possible Tuesday
• State House committee approves bill authorizing creation of charter schools
• 2 arrested in shooting; police seek 3rd suspect
• Wheeler bass thriving
• Law & Order
• Salvage before demolition
• AG asked to review PSC employee's use of state cellphone
• Concert to benefit wounded Marine
• United Way campaign surpasses 2012 goal
• Bill to authorize charter schools scaled down
• News briefs
• Firm's aren't verifying
• Sarah Frances Young, 85
• Mrs. Ruby May Montgomery, 83
• 2 charged in shooting; authorities search for third suspect
• Committee approves budget that sharply cuts government agencies; layoffs, cuts in services likely
• UNA receiver charged in theft case, dismissed from team
• House committee delays vote on scaled down charter school bill
• United Way campaign tops fundraising goal
• Strong thunderstorms possible later today
• Most Alabama firms miss immigration goal
• Most Alabama businesses miss immigration law deadline to join worker ID checks
• At least 6 twisters hit Texas; 12 people hurt
• It's all about communication
• Shooting suspect turns himself in
• Council shuts down landfill
• Blotter
• Superintendent expresses concerns about charter schools
• Figuring out a cat's mind
• Councilman critical after being burned
• Northwest educators speak out against charter schools
• News in Brief
• Mrs. Sarah Young, 85
• Coy N. Hill, 84
• Mrs. Hazel Hester, 84
• Mr. James Luther King, 79
• Little Lagoon
• House committee approves bill to restore settlement to save PACT program
• UNA seeks forensics help in solving on-campus armed robbery
• Randall on Real Estate
• Knight’s Korner
• Soap Opera Preview
• No-Christian is Not a Brother
• Push Polls Are Not Surveys
• Must Answer to the Authority
• Slaves’ Graves Part of Area
• Republic? New World Order?
• How Lucky Can We Get?
• No Blacks? No Al
• Standards for Pre-K
• In A Few Words
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• Wildlife Federation Hosts Wild Game Cook-Off
• Ask the Attorney
• Dave Says
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• The Golden Energy from Breakfast!
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• Councilman critical after being burned in lawn mower explosion
• Clergy group to air TV commercial against Alabama immigration law
• Alabama Legislature considering staff furloughs due to budget cut
• Shooting suspect in custody; victim in stable condition
• March sets record for warm weather in Shoals
• School shooting suspect felt disrespected
• Bankruptcy filing by Pinnacle won't alter Shoals flights
• Depending on a deed
• Colbert 2010 income hike 16th in nation
• Council expected to vote today to close city landfill
• Training set for parents of mentally ill
• Police look for suspect in shooting at nightclub
• Hospital amps up recruiting efforts
• Council asked to reduce fees
• News Briefs
• Public comment sought on Walmart traffic study
• 7 dead, 3 hurt in Christian school shooting
• Alabama man opposes state money for ex-wife's wrongful incarceration
• Crews find man's body in lake at Oak Mountain State Park
• RC&D holding outreach meeting for farmers
• Cemetery evidence could stall Walmart
• Health care case raises questions about mandates
• Bullish market exceeds expectations
• Swift named entertainer of year
• 50 years after Faulkner, a community celebrates
• More space, more storage
• Shooting death trial under way
• Wellness run, fair fundraiser Saturday
• Keller board members' certification renewed
• Tennessee Valley Shoals life
• Police 'very pleased' with crowd control following game
• Fans honor Ear Scruggs
• Loved ones remember Marianna soldier killed in Afghanistan
• Lauderdale County Grand Jury
• Students call for return of prayers at schools
• Changes on horizon
• Attorney questions lethal-injection drug
• Solo moms
• Supreme Court shows little faith in Congress
• Teen's death prompts protest
• To elect or not to elect
• Officials nearing landfill decision
• Lotto fever hits Shoals
• Council president abruptly resigns
• Obama: Put oil supply squeeze on Iranians
• Jobless rate falls again
• Gattman pool nearly a memory
• News Briefs
• Another Shelby teacher arrested
• Ex-hotel houses women's recovery center
• Shoals residents heading to Tennessee to buy tickets for record $540 million lottery jackpot
• Glover resigns as president of Cherokee Town Council
• Lauderdale jobless rate falls to 7.4 percent
• Overpass proposed for Avalon Avenue
• Man to court: Retract my guilty plea
• State hurdles for Walmart
• Governors tour plant to see 'pink slime'
• Recalling through relics
• Court has options on health care law
• Arthur spared; battle rages
• Man facing 16 charges after hit-and-run, chase
• Students compete in Ag Day festivities
• De-clutter closets, help those in need
• Lawrence “Larry” Everette Trotti, 57
• Mr. Sammie Cardin, 84
• Man who pleaded guilty to sexually abusing child seeks to retract plea
• Mr. Oscar Wright, 82
• Feather Plucking
• Arthur spared from execution again; case far from over
• Arena site of high school competition
• Walmart traffic study to be reviewed by city
• Scattered showers, thunderstorms possible today
• Possible hepatitis A exposure reported at Northport McDonald's
• Preschools popular
• High court divided on health care ideology
• Arthur execution likely off
• Rape, sodomy charges filed against brother of man already arrested
• Closing federal courthouse a possibility to save money
• 2 write-in candidates hope to halt Roy Moore's return
• Teen earns Eagle Scout by giving back to center that helped him
• Rape Response receives grant
• Council plans to attempt quorum
• Weinberg out as school principal
• Biological Conservation
• Cherokee council position remains open
• Sheffield High School principal out
• Man accused of killing his 69-year-old grandmother after reports of hammer attack, gunshots
• Arthur execution unlikely Thursday
• Cherokee man charged in weapons, safe thefts
• TVA replacing 100 sirens around Browns Ferry
• Officials say incubator source of fire
• More than a launch pad
• Sprucing up Cypress
• Supreme Court mulls law's reach
• Teacher, aide on leave after wheelchair recordings
• UNA BASEBALL RANKED NO. 1 BY BASEBALL WRITERS
• Warm weather spurs early planting
• Splitting of state education board may be on table
• Health group ordered to pay legal fees in lawsuit with TimesDaily
• Agency hires director
• News Briefs
• Mr. Arlon L. Rhodes, 81
• Christine Wright, 98
• Anne Demus Winter, 72
• Mrs. Agnes Alberta Spann Michael
• Dave Says
• Soap Opera Preview
• Ask the Attorney
• An old-fashioned girl knows
• Happening This Week
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• Court ruling is appreciated
• Slow down and look
• Past, present and future Governmental whim?
• The fight’s on. Again!
• BIGGER BADDER BATTERIES
• Howard Caperton Seeks Florence City Council, Place 5
• Insurance in Plain English
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Cherokee Girls Chosen to Form GEMS-U Team
• Kidsville News! Receives Parents’ Choice Award
• Custom Design for Miss UNA’s Ring
• Pine Street overpass lane closed
• Warmer-than-normal temperatures continue
• Hardin County schools superintendent pleads not guilty to bringing gun onto school property
• Tennessee Senate OKs bill allowing documents, including Ten Commandments, in public buildings
• Classes canceled at R.A. Hubbard High School after fire
• Third home break-in reported in Florence on Monday
• Surgery can reverse diabetes, studies find
• Wreck doesn't stop graduation
• Teen suspect out on bond
• State seeks new review of Arthur's challenge
• Shelby: Debt could hit $26 trillion in 8 years
• Rivals gear up for PSC runoff
• Health fair to offer free cervical, breast exams
• News Briefs
• Council vacancy unresolved
• Third home break-in reported this morning in Florence
• Alabama federal judge sets first 2 trial dates for suits over Chantix
• Lack of quorum puts council vacancy decision on hold again
• Shelby: U.S. debt could reach $26 trillion in eight years
• Some TVA managers now making more than members of Congress
• Teen suspect in weekend homicide released from jail
• Statistician key speaker at human resources meeting
• Political clout riding on health care law ruling
• Man fishing drowns in Cedar Creek Lake
• Change to district lines concerning Democrats
• 2nd half of session could be toughest
• Student of Year banquet April 26
• Year later, insurance panel debating options
• Program to help end abuse
• No sign of promised legislative session
• TVA top managers make more than Congress members
• Man drowns in Cedar Creek Lake
• Cuts may hinder wildfire fight
• Gardens needed for '13 tour
• Council meeting Monday
• Shelby: Nation is facing a crisis
• Private grant boosts ongoing renovations at American Legion Post
• Council to address landfill problems
• The final time
• Girl fatally stabbed at party
• 14-year-old girl stabbed to death at Florence party
• Horses and Thunderstorms
• Alabama Bass Trail Unveiled
• Tommy Arthur gets temporary execution stay
• Navistar to build truck in Colbert
• No relief at pumps
• Prices push consumption down
• Squeaky clean
• Married couple charged for sexually abusing 9-year-old
• Police chief plans to sue town
• Pollen robs us of conversation
• Atlanta flights end today
• Weekend meals program should continue into '13
• Mr. Vernon Pigg, 102
• Mr. Vernon Pigg, 102
• Cherokee police chief files notice that he plans to sue town over salary switch
• US Appeals Court grants stay of execution for Arthur
• Lauderdale County student critical after accident
• Dog's death might be motive behind shooting
• ASU seeks its own board
• Chancellor search starts in Alabama
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Killen library 'shell' is done, work moves moves indoors
• Tourism groups fear fallout
• School officials recognize students
• Students uneasy after campus crime reports
• If you travel wisely, you can save $$
• Attorneys for convicted killer Thomas Arthur seek stay of execution
• Dead dog could have been motive behind shooting
• UNA police working leads on armed robbery
• Alabama attorney general joins lawsuit against Obama birth control policy
• Community college chancellor search to focus on Alabama
• Teen firefighter arrested after string of fires
• Man charged with capital murder in death of parents
• Rain needed to reduce wildfires, pollen
• Alabama Music Hall of Fame's doors staying shut
• Traveling music museum makes impression on kids
• Police: Intruder targeting students
• No decision on charter schools bill
• Democratic disconnect
• Tip leads to drug arrest, meth lab
• Court revives injection challenge
• Walgreens bill hits another snag
• Law & Order
• Intruder appears to target women living alone
• Police searching for man who robbed UNA student at gunpoint
• Unclear how appeals court decision affects Tommy Arthur execution
• Music hall of fame to remain closed
• 'Yella Fella' among 3 incumbent Auburn trustees approved
• Tip leads to drug arrests
• Measure approved by Senate committee would expand tax credits for film industry
• Worthless check crackdown continues in Colbert
• State pension overhaul would up retirement age, lower employee contributions for new hires
• Fire burning out of control
• Man turns self in after dream about death
• City cited for contamination
• Meeting notes
• Council approves cost for fireworks
• 4 indicted in homicide
• Firm hired to estimate cost of renovating moldy office
• Councilwoman's fate still unclear
• Council OKs sales tax exemption
• 5 Shoals residents part of lengthy drug probe
• Dorothy Elizabeth Miller Heffington
• Mrs. Josephine Trousdale, 88
• Dave Says
• Knight’s Korner
• Randall on Real Estate
• Soap Opera Preview
• About Pet Connection
• Tabby stripes top all feline markings
• STROKE SURVIVOR
• Q&A
• Lio
• Containers Will Cover Campus for Recycling Effort
• Quips & Quotes FROM THE ‘NET
• Ask Dr. Webb
• The Father Not Progressive
• Good Event, Great People
• Give Good Guidance
• Graham a Rich Man’s Preacher Wicked First Into The Fire
• SPLC’s ‘Free Ride’ Jackson
• City Owns the Land?
• Walmart is No Variety
• Picture ID’s Abound
• Happening This Week
• In A Few Words
• Rodeo of Scales
• Earth Month Kick-Off in Tuscumbia
• Ask the Attorney
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Local Farmer Meets With Delegation
• Red, White & Blue Jeans - Americana
• Sales of the Season
• Florence man headed to prison for 20 years on sexual abuse charge
• Firefighters continue to battle wildfire
• AEA planning 'Save Our Schools' rally
• Russellville on target with Fourth of July celebration
• It's in the air
• House studies charter schools
• Commission to apply for state road, bridges funds
• Refinancing will save Sheffield Utilities $1M
• News Briefs
• Acting squirrely
• Council could approve voting districts Tuesday
• Employees get raises for rest of fiscal year
• Athletic fee plan revised for better understanding
• Law & Order
• Franklin commissioners applying for road, bridge money
• Wendy's takes No. 2 spot from Burger King; McDonald's still top hamburger chain
• Business groups, labor leader join in coalition to support job growth in Alabama
• Street closings announced in Florence
• Moulton deadly robbery case set for U.S. Supreme Court review
• United Way sets its sights on childhood
• Meeting to detail sidewalk projects
• Waste leaking at landfill
• Florence attorney discusses diet pills on 'Dateline NBC'
• And the band played on ...
• A host to the harmed
• Flossie McGee Sweat, 83
• James Franklin McDaniel, 81
• 20 percent fund match could inhibit road repairs
• DNA results lead to arrest in rape case
• Assault suspect found asleep
• Man allegedly beat wife with fists, rifle
• Florence man linked to rape of 7-year-old
• Bentley orders cuts
• New York students help Habitat
• Refinancing bonds may free up $840,000 for UNA projects
• Bridge work finished ahead of schedule
• No end in sight for warm weather
• Florence man charged with raping, sodomizing 7-year-old girl
• Man accused of beating woman with gun apprehended while sleeping
• Judges delay sentencing of 4 who pleaded guilty in gambling corruption case
• Bentley orders 10.6 percent cut in current state budgets
• State Supreme Court voids settlement over financially troubled prepaid college tuition plan
• Thursday's high temperature ties record; warm weekend forecast
• Two face drug charges in Colbert County
• Agriculture Department may cut salaries 7.5 percent to avoid layoffs
• Illness postpones Civil Wars shows in Europe
• Arvel J. Strait, 68
• Street project begins
• Phil Campbell band playing 'thank you' concert at mall
• Designer named top citizen by Chamber
• Right time for pay hikes?
• 'Look who I found!'
• Health expert touts vitamin D
• Anderson replaced as Books-A-Million CEO
• A fact-finding mission
• Cathedral Caverns Receives Grant to Improve Lighting
• House votes to restrict sale of cold medicines
• Dr. Sandra Kaye Behel, 56
• Mrs. Geneva W. Jones, 86
• Mrs. Doris W. Wright, 76
• TVA sees safety issues with reactors
• Many teacher pension funds underfunded
• Scattered thunderstorms possible today, Friday
• Mother who reportedly left children alone remains in jail on $200,000 bail
• Heat could approach records in Alabama
• Billy Reid among nominees for fashion award
• More charges after standoff
• Some November races set; others waiting on runoffs
• GOP votes outnumber Democrats in Lauderdale primaries
• Walgreens bill clears state House
• 3 injured in head-on crash
• 20-year sentence for man guilty in shooting
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Truck overturns near Wise Alloys
• Fatal bat disease found in Alabama
• February a Big Month for Vinson
• PET TALK
• Walgreens call center bill passes House
• Two injured in wreck
• Franklin voters renew school tax
• Roy Moore leads in fight for old job
• Hovater wins for District 6; Woodis upset in District 2
• Democrat Boman looks like a winner
• Voters disillusioned with choices
• Rosser takes nomination for probate judge
• Olivis takes win in Colbert school superintendent race
• Newcomer beats 8-year incumbent
• Shoals casts votes for two congressmen
• Santorum grabs 2 states
• 5th health care provider seeks hearing on proposed hospital
• Mom jailed after 2 kids found alone in urine-soaked diapers
• Child injured in accident
• Florence man held on domestic violence, theft charges
• Loretto residents to vote on packaged liquor sales
• The City Owns the Land
• Dave Says
• Don’t Leave Your First Love
• Voice Will Be Missed
• Tips For Home Buyers
• Wallace Sends UNA Lions Through Spring
• Insurance in Plain English
• Ask the Attorney
• Walmart: Do the Right Thing
• Tribal Issues Will Dominate
• Handsome Man Bears Watching
• Happening THIS WEEK
• The Obama, Will Turner Connection
• More Prayer Works
• Over-Submissiveness
• In A Few Words
• Bobcats Present a Musical Thank You
• A Sanctuary’s Nature
• Soap Opera Preview
• HOW LEGAL IS IT?
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Energy-Efficient Building
• Now You’re Hooked
• Your Name in 12 Gauge
• Gardening class Wednesday
• Voting in Alabama could clarify race
• Unemployment lowest in more than 3 years
• Board OKs superintendent details
• Garbage can complaints on rise
• Ishmael Reed to speak at writer's conference
• Round 3 of air proposals starts
• Inmate to challenge execution changes
• Candidate questions timing of suit reports
• Students feeling better
• Ex-financial chief warns others about keeping ethics
• No one injured in standoff
• Debate hinders Walgreens bill
• Man's stand-off with police ends
• Classes resume in Muscle Shoals; officials hopeful virus is over
• Candidates spar before Alabama primary
• US adults gaining higher degree of education
• Local races Shoals focus
• Area utility thefts cost time, money
• County, city form new drug unit
• Contractors could be headed to Franklin
• Veterans Park could get indoor, outdoor tennis
• Shoals bucks job trend
• Alabama big prize for GOP Tuesday
• Nuke evacuation fatal for old, sick
• School tax up for renewal
• Health Ratings
• School candidates: Funding, hiring among top concerns
• Man killed in car crash
• 2 face burglary charges after recent break-ins
• Officers: Remarks threatening
• News Briefs
• Candidates seek to be first elected chairman
• Pair allegedly plotted to kidnap father
• Developer presents plans for marina
• State prisons holding nearly double of capacity of inmates
• Florence man identified as person killed in two-car wreck
• Auburn trees have new growth despite poison, but still not out of woods
• Reward offered for stolen crossing sign
• Investigation leads to two drug arrests
• Arthur maintains innocence
• Minority hiring one of top questions for politicians
• Virus outbreak
• Roads, jobs on minds of Franklin candidates
• Primaries and elections have different rules
• Candidates weigh in on residents' worries
• Colbert County man faces sodomy, sex abuse charges
• Senate OKs teacher bill
• 1 killed in late-Thursday crash
• Senate votes to provide $300 for each teacher to buy classroom supplies
• State bass trail will include Wheeler, Pickwick lakes
• Romney faces skepticism in Republican South
• Muscle Shoals schools close early; virus outbreak blamed
• Pat Robertson: pot should be treated like alcohol
• Finances may delay UAH murder trial
• Tornado victims couldn't reach shelter
• A passion for reading
• Old rivals utilize renewed chance to assail records
• Commission hopefuls cite infrastructure, job development as goals
• Hail repair to last weeks
• Homeowner stops theft, then attacked
• Garden program sign-up extended
• Superintendent candidates agree: Funding is key
• Gambling trial defendants acquitted
• 2-year college leader ousted
• 2-year college chancellor resigns
• Homeowner stops theft, gets attacked
• Bentley says pension overhaul proposal would save state about $5 billion over 30 years
• Forecasts call for rain chances Thursday though Monday
• All six defendants in gambling trial found not guilty
• Police seek jewelry theft suspect
• Commission delays hiring architect for office renovations
• Lack of quorum puts call to reinstate Lambert in limbo
• Law & Order
• Parent charged in attack on coach
• News briefs
• Fundraising chief at UNA to resign
• Councilman critical of Comcast, warns of censorship
• Florence police unveil crime map
• Ambulance firm plans partnership with Shoals Hospital
• Canine Cognitive Dysfunction
• Billy Eugene Young, 82
• Geneva Evelyn Risner, 90
• Lyndell Schawn Waldrep, 43
• Recall bill delayed until next week
• Regina Clark Wear, 89
• Dave Says
• Randall on Real Estate
• LIO
• Knight’s Korner
• Increase water intake for a healthier cat
• Tips to keep dog out of the litter
• THE BIG C
• Soap Opera Preview
• Ask Dr. Webb
• Volunteer, Employee?
• Cig Tax Should Be Defeated
• Blame Where it Belongs
• His Support is Obvious
• Representing The Snake
• Wayne Throws Labels Around
• The Word Was Removed
• Agreement with State
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Sign Up for Garden Program
• Stepping to the Line
• Kudzu’s Kickin’ Cancer
• In A Few Words
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• Wise Metals Unveils Element 13
• Community Notes
• A Generous Young Heart at Age 6
• From 2 to 275
• Scholar Dollars
• Shoals Shorts
• Tuscumbia school board will conduct search for superintendent
• Decision delayed on new charges against stepmom in girl's death
• Driver's license office hours changing
• No quick label for autism
• Wildfire rages near state line
• Police get lessons in cold cases
• Agency defends security changes
• Police Department's first drug dog dies
• City tees off into golfing business
• Overpass work on agenda
• Court clerk candidates tout experience
• Bills created to save Shoals Walgreens center
• Law & order
• Witt named chancellor of university system
• Baby dropped by tornado buried in Indiana
• After cold night, warm up expected in Shoals
• Gingrich schedules Huntsville visit
• Superintendent hopefuls in Colbert cite tough issues
• Bridges to close for repairs
• Safeplace seeks to change its image
• Saturday trail ride to benefit kids' home
• Rescue squad's merger doesn't mean changes
• Fore! Council set to vote on country club
• Inmate death called suicide
• Two Democrats vie for post
• Surge of anti-abortion legislation hits Capitol
• Plans in place for hospital closings
• Officials contest offender's release
• Musicians join Keys at FAME
• A little help from my friends
• Some local lawmakers add their support
• School board wants to move
• Patriarchs of the art
• Senator: No deals with abortion providers
• News Briefs
• Rooker: Actors must be 'real stubborn'
• Weather claims 70 homes in Limestone
• Governor unveils $25 million reclamation center in Shoals
• Storms leave little damage in Shoals
• TVA idling Colbert Fossil Plant by October 1
• School board passes resolution supporting move to government building
• Colbert Fossil Plant unit to be inactivated; 25 jobs will be lost
• Lauderdale County's championship game moved to Saturday
• 4 hospitals file opposition notice against replacement hospital in Lauderdale
• Tornado watch issued for north Alabama, southern Tennessee
• Weather threat leads to early school closings
• Possible twister strikes Limestone County
• Bodies of 2 missing crew members recovered after helicopter crash
• Search continues for suspects in theft case
• 2 Democrats battle for right to challenge GOP's Aderholt
• Students rally for funds
• Students learn life skills from garden
• News Briefs
• Preparing for grass cutting season
• Colbert, Lauderdale officials oppose parole for Shoals man
• Yes, they can
• Course training the trainers
• UNA's marks near perfect
• Opal M. Frederick, 85
• Another record high temperature in the Shoals
• Jury in gambling trial starting over with new juror
• Texas drought twists migrations of many birds
• Drug investigation leads to 5 arrests
• Pigg named CEO at ECM
• Leap day letters
• Senate OKs bill to make taking police gun a felony
• Hall of Fame reopening April 1
• Wrangler site work to begin
• Jobs at call center may be in jeopardy
• Lindsey film festival opens today
• Bill would clear way for outdoor alcohol
• Tornado watch cancelled for Colbert, Lauderdale
• Lauderdale County girls advance to championship game
• Weather-related school closings made today
• Tornado watch issued for southern Tennessee
• ECM Hospital has new CEO
• Severe thunderstorms, tornadoes possible today
• Defense: Alabama gambling case reeks of political motivation
• 1 killed as possible tornadoes hit the Midwest
• George Lindsey UNA Film Festival 2012
• Report: Teachers overpaid
• Elderly electronics
• Emergency officials support tax-free holiday
• The legend of women's leap of faith
• Democrats: Abortion bill duplicate of existing law
• 'Timber' trees won't fall
• Fundraiser to benefit center
• TVA decision causing concern
• Law & Order
• Care Needed for Gun Storage
• Irons' disarming bill passes Senate
• Texas Tech coach Tommy Tuberville accused of $1.7M investment fraud in Alabama
• Wooten will interview 2nd time for Mississippi position
• Pet Buzz
• RUFF IT
• Knight’s Korner
• Dave Says
• Lio
• Charge It!
• Ask the Attorney
• LOOKIN’ FOR LOVE…
• What About Federal Laws?
• The Sewage of Corruption
• Compact Gives State Control
• Washington No FDR Precursor
• A Cavalier Response
• Tend to Matters in NC
• Beautiful Experience
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• Concert A Heroic Moment
• Declawing is Painful to Cats
• Ron Paul: Man for the Job
• Rights Not Up For Sale
• Forgiven for Destructive Act Study And Then Ask God
• Just Needless Dog Cruelty
• It’s Out of Our Hands
• Lindsey Film Fest at UNA
• In A Few Words
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• New Truck for Underwood-Petersville Volunteer Fire Dept.
• AGAPE Hosts Mark Kelly of Endeavor
• CP Telethon Sunday
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• Police: Stabbing victim improving
• Rainy remainder of work week expected
• Board looks internally for chief
• City reviewing options for managing Cypress Lakes
• Mom, girl found in bedroom after fire
• News Briefs
• Delta told to continue service until April 10
• Commission approves resurfacing work
• House committee to discuss mandated school start date
• School shooting kills 1
• Police floored by TVA actions
• Officials: Golf course will be asset to Muscle Shoals
• 1 dead at Ohio school shooting
• Legislative bill could mandate uniform school start date
• Deliberation in Alabama gambling corruption trial to begin Wednesday
• Names of fire victims released
• 4 students shot at Ohio school
• Authorities search for cause of fatal airplane crash
• Students shot in Ohio school; suspect in custody
• Ultrasounds before abortions
• Gattman Park pool set to be demolished
• FAME ranch seeks donations for new wing
• News briefs
• April 27 tornado gives new life to UNA prof's documentary
• Move over
• Natchez Trace supporters form state-specific clubs
• Bill targets elderly abuse
• Lawsuit filed in fatal accident
• Bill would give teachers $300 for class supplies
• Loan to bridge gap until funds arrive
• Mother, child die in fire
• Students to exhibit talents at spring remodeling show
• News Briefs
• Privacy concerns over Google policy changes
• FFA promotes agriculture
• Billie Purdom Henson
• Mildred Christine Whitsett Vandegrift
• UNA to undergo reaccreditation
• Marion, Franklin families to get state aid
• 3 trustee nominations made
• Facing an uncertain future
• Lindsey Theater will be ready by summer
• Less weight on O'Neal
• Natchez Trace Parkway Personnel Conduct Prescribed Fire
• Robert Allen Williams, 74
• Tummy Aches
• State House passes bill allowing military IDs to be used as proof of legal residency
• Stepmom accused of murder in 9-year-old's running death gave birth after arrest
• Casino owner's bookkeeper testifies about payments to lobbyist, legislative employee
• Fifth execution date set for Tommy Arthur
• Educating educators
• Saban stresses academics, community during speech
• State mental health head: Closings are necessary
• Superintendent finalist for 2 jobs
• Students look to get 'Made'
• News briefs
• Faster response truck may come to town
• Tree giveaways attract large crowds
• UNA, Northwest-Shoals partner on degrees
• Police: Stepmother, grandmother charged in death of 9-year-old girl forced to run 3 hours
• Strong storms possible today, Thursday
• Gasoline prices could rise sharply this week
• Casino developer says Smith sought bribes for other legislators
• Muscle Shoals superintendent a finalist for two jobs in Mississippi
• Walk this way
• Commissioners to hire architect to determine best option for building
• Yellow Dot to help keep injured alive after wreck
• Experts: Area should review plans in case of tornadoes
• Students: Dipping a bad idea
• Parking deck to get walkway
• Betty J. Tucker, 83
• Red Snapper Season Will Be Shortest Ever
• Knight’s Korner
• Randall on Real Estate
• Dave Says
• Domesticated rats can be good pets
• FUREVER FRIENDS
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• Ask the Attorney
• Local Shops Support Locals
• Alabama Law is Misguided
• Insulting its Customers
• Pinocchio Politics
• Real Idiots Fear Answer
• Prophecies Will Cease
• Are They Going Blind?
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• Severe Weather
• F-L Tourism Presents
• Challenges Await in Legislative Session
• Water Rocket!
• Ask Dr. Webb
• Community Notes
• In Tuscumbia, They’re Talkin’ Turkey
• ...What Does the Lord Require of You But to do Justice...?
• Listerhill Going Mobile
• Shoals Shorts
• Top bird dogs competing at Doublehead Resort
• Casino developer testifying for fourth day in gambling trial
• Free tree seedlings distributed Wednesday
• Alabama health officials monitor outbreak of hand, foot and mouth disease
• Southern Baptist panel recommends add-on to name
• House expected to debate texting and driving ban
• News Briefs
• Shooting range decision awaits insurance study
• Playground behind church vandalized
• Commission to debate Colbert County offices' fate
• Councilman apologizes
• Council may reach walkway decision
• Church playground vandalized
• Police: Naked driver leads officers on low-speed chase, hitting 8 cars before being stopped
• Council could vote Tuesday on assisting downtown sidewalk project
• Judge not recusing himself from case of poisoned oaks at Toomer's Corner
• Colbert commissioners must decide on how to proceed with renovation of county building
• Council expected to address shooting range proposal
• Garden restoration program set in Florence
• Alabama governor, legislators work on trimming government agencies
• Storm dumps snow on South, heads out to sea
• ULA to create 75 jobs, add rockets
• Adversity won't deter young scholar
• Shooting range could stay for 3 to 5 years
• Dred Scott program Thursday
• Countywide resurfacing work could begin soon
• News Briefs
• Immigrants trickling back to despite crackdown
• Uncharted territory
• Preschool taking applications
• Habitat to help tornado victims build new home
• Jail needs smoke detector upgrade
• Defying the odds
• Protests kill recycling bill
• Bridge projects making progress
• News Briefs
• Officials: Hospitals not asked to affirm patients' citizenship
• AMHOF banquet delayed
• Growing epidemic
• Program seeks to aid first responders
• Alternate routes submitted to Feds
• Law & Order
• Tuscumbia man sentenced for bank robbery
• Alabama senator files bill limiting student gifts to teachers less than $25
• Program seeks to alleviate questions for first responders
• Bridge projects progressing
• Casino boss Gilley says he's broke, describes giving lawmaker $20,000
• Schools hire 24 aides to work in special ed
• Reasons to be cheerful
• Recycling program hits snag
• Tips in filing your annual tax returns
• New life for old downtown motel
• Ex-teacher gets 10 years
• Health program may be 1st of its kind
• Group to explore ways to manage heritage area
• Law & Order
• Canine Car Collisions
• Police searching for dead man's next of kin
• Casino chief Gilley testifies about vote offer
• Lexington man trapped in wreckage
• GM records its highest profit ever
• Texting ban tops Alabama House agenda
• Paving scams reported in Shoals
• UNA seeks land for new integrative health program
• Guilty verdict in murder case
• Florence High's iPad use filmed by crew
• A positive impact
• Decatur mental health site faces closure
• Undercover operation results in indictments
• Senate panel votes to raise cockfighting fine
• Alabama Public Television to film at Florence High School
• Electric cigarette explodes in man's mouth
• Drug operation results in 36 indictments
• Hundreds rally against HB56
• O'Neal Bridge maintenance to last 3 weeks
• Donations on the rise
• Program to help college freshmen
• Search for airline to continue
• Law & Order
• New school year will start Aug. 9
• Accident causes chaos on U.S. 72; no one hurt
• DNA leads to arrest in 2010 burglaries
• Public Comments at Board Meeting
• A Jump Start on Education
• UNA baseball ranked No. 9
• DNA leads to arrest in 2010 burglaries
• Health care available at 'no questions asked' clinic
• David Isom Announces Candidacy for Colbert County Commission
• Switch attention to approved toys
• Tricks are ...TREATS!
• Soap Opera Preview
• Cat & Kids
• DAVE Says
• Knight’s Korner
• Ask the Attorney
• Not This Book, It’s That Book
• Simple tips for making your home more energy efficient
• Did Moroni Die For Us?
• Would Jesus Approve It?
• The Study is Faulted
• Provoking Iran
• It’s Not Their Decision
• Jake Landers Back for a 3rd Ritz Gig
• Untitled
• Happening This Week
• Running Headlong to Authoritarianism
• THE TRAVELER SCAM
• Insurance in Plain English
• Community Notes
• Keller’s Ribbon Cutting for Resource Center, Suites
• Dogs in the Open
• Jones’ Complex
• Shoals Shorts
• Wallace finalizes UNA football staff
• Wreck backs up U.S. 72 traffic
• Fertilizer center inducted by hall of engineering
• High price of water
• Concerns over safety leave force with 2 cars
• City may assist with downtown walkway
• Anti-texting, driving ban picks up steam
• Furor dies with recycling bill
• Obama's proposed budget
• Highway department pre-treats roads, bridges
• Games still on tap tonight
• Colbert, Lauderdale schools will dismiss at 2 p.m.
• Officials fear patrol cars unsafe
• Obama promotes job training at community colleges
• GE to hire 5,000 veterans over next 5 years
• Winning tunes at Grammys
• Veterans' group seeks identities of two soldiers
• Valley women shouldered burdens with men at war
• Teacher honored for work with band
• Local man dies in single-car crash
• Archives creation facing obstacles
• In the line of duty ...
• Florists, bakers, jewelers ready for big day
• Civil Wars take two Grammys
• Snow expected Monday night, but little accumulation
• Crash kills Anderson man
• Tennis on the Tennessee
• The Civil Wars excited to sing tonight at Grammys
• Whitney Houston, 48, dead
• Save energy, save cash
• News Briefs
• Lawrence DA doesn't expect major changes
• Man accused of calling in terrorist threat
• Pothole patcher purchase pondered
• Whitney Houston, superstar of records, films, dies at 48
• Weather services issues red flag fire warning
• Kevin Lee Hughes, Jr., 17
• Heart disease symptoms often vary for women
• Staying active
• New Phil Campbell school gets $25 million
• Teen faces terrorist charges
• Council creates committee to look after neglected cemeteries
• Officials get first look at visitor center prelim plans
• Irons pushes tax dispute bill
• Brooks kicks off re-election campaign
• Jurors indict man in robbery
• Teen faces charges after posting threats on Facebook
• Grand jury indicts Franklin man who was shot during store robbery
• 2 GOP state House members question if politics caused them to be pulled from key committee
• House ethics panel investigating possible insider trading by Alabama representative
• Cold weekend forecast for Shoals
• Defense lawyer: Uzbek man to plead guilty in Alabama for plot to kill Obama
• Clinic helps fill gaps in prenatal care
• Staff won't move back into building, official says
• A fight against the odds
• Student dies in wreck
• Dental Hygiene for Dogs
• Significant other could be click away
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Residents study next phase of Wilson Dam Road project
• Teenager indicted on rape charges
• WILLINGHAM TO THROW OUT FIRST PITCH SUNDAY
• SFC William E. Gandy, Jr.
• Man spots girlfriend's car in river, drowns during rescue attempt
• Teenager indicted on rape charges
• Opening statements begin in retrial of Alabama gambling corruption case
• One dead in early morning accident
• Natural gas may be an option
• Middle school malaise
• Bentley's budget issues
• Absenteeism law removes Lambert from council seat
• Whooping cranes find a home at Wheeler Refuge
• Lauderdale may file suit over wreck
• Law & Order
• Absences jeopardizes Lambert's seat on council
• Hospital employee's death under investigation
• Franklin man indicted on sodomy charges
• Day 3 set for jury selection in Alabama gambling retrial
• Radar will give forecasters new look at twisters
• Man indicted on 4 counts of sex abuse
• UNA student on 'American Idol'
• Commissioners OK job description
• What price office mold?
• Council OKs plan to send to Justice
• News briefs
• Bentley pushes charter schools
• Audit: $84,000 misappropriated
• Of mice and elephants and baby birds
• Mr. John D. Godwin, 80
• State of the State Address
• Both Camps Bring Baggage
• Two Feb. 14 Options
• Randall on Real Estate
• Dave Says
• Soap Opera Preview
• Knight’s Korner
• Ask Dr. Webb
• Walk the Paths Feel the Breeze
• The Angel Restored It
• President’s Energy Policy Hurts Poor
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Symphony Exhibit
• Big Blowout
• Secret Sisters and KGB
• Ask the Attorney
• Community Notes
• MacBeth at UNA
• Rejuvenation and Restoration
• The Dragon Slater
• Shoals Shorts
• Day 2 of jury selection begins for Alabama gambling retrial
• Law & Order
• City Council OK's $396,629 bid for custom fire truck
• Setting the record straight
• Hubbard: 'This is the most racist council'
• Fate of firing range postponed 2 weeks
• 4 indicted after October armed robbery
• Kindergarten registration set for Lauderdale County students
• Housing needs total $1 million in tornado zone
• We call it home
• Couple indicted for sexual abuse of girl
• Cooler temperatures expected this week
• Retrial starting in gambling case
• Hispanics hope to see immigration law changes
• Educators: Reserve fund will hurt schools
• Council faces decisions over shooting range
• Ending earmarks proposed as budget solution
• Radiology department nationally recognized
• Legislature could ban synthetic drug sales
• Not your typical
• Registration under way for garden program
• Nutt: Promote local music, artists
• FEMA approves grants to fund Alabama tornado shelters
• Alabama among states listed in cooked egg recall
• Prosecutors subpoena records on former Agriculture Commissioner
• Service with a smile -- maybe not
• Look for your sustainability letter any day
• Commission asking party to stop primaries
• Hospital plan drops bed count
• Hoping for a better attitude from the GOP
• Hauling in anglers
• GOP in charge: Round 2
• Law & Order
• School board plans to fix issues
• Dispute leads to burglary charge
• Overcrowded shelter seeking foster homes for influx of dogs
• A product that lasts a lifetime
• Shooting suspects in custody
• Warm winter reduces electricity demand
• UNA heads downtown
• News briefs
• Bryan Edward “Bigun” Morrow, 46
• Law & Order
• Attorneys seek delay in trial for former UAH professor
• UNA moves entertainment department to downtown Florence
• Police officer in accident improving
• Mild temps reduce electricity sales for TVA
• Board, state talk money, plans for tech center
• UNA enrollment booms
• Jury convicts Russellville man
• Litterbug faces drug charges in Colbert
• Whooping cranes headed to Wheeler Refuge
• Man charged in rape
• News briefs
• State black population rises despite racist past
• Law & Order
• Staying in Pace with Pacemakers
• Police investigate jewelry store burglary
• Whooping cranes to be released in Wheeler Wildlife Refuge
• Groundhog 'predicts' 6 more weeks of winter
• Leading US in tornadoes
• Red Bay man linked to November shooting
• Accreditation in danger
• Ex-hospice owner prison bound
• District attorney now in basement
• UNA cast picked for festival
• Law & Order
• Suspect charged in US 43 robbery
• Lauderdale drug dog euthanized
• UNA FOOTBALL SIGNS 41 During National Signing Day
• Accrediting agency issues warning to school district
• Former Shoals hospice owner headed to federal prison
• UA board considers plan for improved cell service at Bryant-Denny Stadium
• Huntsville Hospital acquires Hartselle facility's assets
• One charged in robbery; second suspect sought
• Report says new immigration law will cost Alabama
• Woman charged with raping 14-year-old boy
• Chief sentenced for DUI, keeps job during appeal
• Alabama Gives Day kicks off Thursday
• Man enters plea in child abuse case
• Weather flip-flops from 2011
• Inventory reveals assets in national heritage area
• Council recognized for helping local communities
• Stumbling to find origin of 'tie one on'
• Helton work continues
• A Regency exhibition
• Youth Hunting Paradise
• Cat & Kids
• The Dollar Stretcher
• Soap Opera Preview
• LIO
• Reflections of Early Selma
• Dave Says
• More Junk of Theirs
• The Parents’ Choice
• Happening This Week
• Special Art Display
• Paterno: Scapegoat of Vindictive Media
• “FBI! OPEN UP!”
• Ask the Attorney
• Community Notes
• Synthetic Marijuana is Dangerously Prevalent
• Local 501s Join Online Promotion
• Graduating an Empire
• Shoals Shorts
• Florence woman charged with raping 14-year-old boy
• Alabama PSC candidate files ethics complaint against commission member
• Wet weather hinders Helton widening project
• Gambling trial defendant had filed for bankruptcy shortly before his death
• Logan receives suspended sentence
• Schools security officer pleads guilty to child porn charge
• 13th straight day of above-average temperatures
• Online scam claims at least 2 victims in Shoals
• Hovater seeks District 6 seat
• Neighbors: Gun club must go
• Whooping cranes looking for home after assisted migration stops
• Playground equipment, fence stolen from park
• Invaluable training
• Heritage Area meeting today at city hall
• Educators discuss managing at meeting
• Whooping cranes looking for home after assisted migration ends
• Protesters in Santa Claus, pirate getups among those suing TVA over costume ban
• Federal judge temporarily suspends jury selection in gambling corruption trial
• Fire danger on rise as flooding continues
• Defendant's death shakes up gambling retrial
• ECM keeps patients' journey in mind as needs list expands
• City looking into rental ordinance
• Franklin County to debut website
• New USDA plant hardiness map has little impact on Tennessee Valley
• Bingo trial defendant dead
• Historic Wheeler home to open for tours
• Website features weather, history, where to pay bills
• News Briefs
• Mental health service providers facing sharp cuts
• Whooping crane migration effort fails again
• The craftier, girlish side of parenting
• Delta returning to Memphis airport in March
• Educators see cheating epidemic
• Martin Supply bringing headquarters to downtown Florence
• More cuts for district?
• UNA to launch support website
• UNA event dancers get ready to 'step' on stage
• A year-round harvest thanks to tunnel house
• Water project ready to move forward
• Air park road opens
• Servant of the county
• Mothers honored with sign at school
• 'Our hands are tied'
• Franklin County residents receive discount drug cards
• Law & Order
• Former Prattville coach hired as Florence head football coach
• Lawyers: Prosecution of Alabama fan mind-boggling
• Rainy January far from being record for the Shoals
• State education department to provide oversight of Midfield school system
• Former Colbert sheriff Aldridge dies
• Cracks in TVA safety culture
• Man arrested after women accuse him of sexually abusing them when they were girls
• TVA retiree fears reservation sale will wipe out its history
• River expected to crest today
• Promoting tourism with Heritage Area
• School staff airs grievances
• Workshop focuses on savings
• Kenneth Michael Vaden, Jr., 35
• June Laverne Gandy Stansell, 75
• Law & Order
• Chaos on second floor
• Franklin road remains closed
• Franklin 82 remains closed
• Franklin man charged with sexually abusing, sodomizing two girls
• Chesapeake Bay, Alabama coast among environmental group's most endangered in the Southeast
• Flood warning issued for Shoals
• Alabama senator seeks to end state pensions for corrupt officials
• 10 twisters documented in Alabama
• 2 highway projects added to trasportation plan
• Broken line washes away road
• Is Browns Ferry safe?
• Filling the gap
• Commission worried about planned retail store's traffic
• Woman headed to prison for bank robbery spree
• UAH professor seeks to keep report on brother's 1986 killing sealed
• Scrushy sentenced to 70 months in prison
• Flash flood watch issued for northwest Alabama
• Waterline break causes road to be closed in Franklin
• Tornado creates worries in bankrupt county
• Growing Empire moves to new site
• Elephants don't go 'eek' when they see mice
• Preparing for tornado ideas sent to Bentley
• Crane migration back under way
• 'Walking Dead' star in spotlight at UNA film festival
• More rain on the way; flooding possible
• Residents share thoughts on State of the Union
• Jury dismisses rape charges against student
• Obama: Everyone must get a fair shot at success
• Resource sharing triggers questions
• Soap Opera Preview
• Randall on Real Estate
• Q&A
• Disney crew includes lot of veterinarians
• TANKS A LOT
• Dave Says
• Distinction for Shoals Hospital
• Knight’s Korner
• LIO
• Quips & Quotes FROM THE ‘NET
• Moulton Festival Expands to 3 Days
• Ask the Attorney
• Baker Took Care of Me
• Concordia Was Unprepared
• Deceiving the People w/ Lies
• Cannot Follow the Deceived
• Recovery or Ruin?
• 1,997 Filled Boxes!
• Happening This Week
• UNA Theater in Regional Event
• Recovery for the Taking
• In A Few Words
• UNA Enters Agreement with Ethnic Medicine
• Community Notes
• The Dollar Stretcher
• Six Renaissanced
• Shining Star of History
• All Americans
• Shoals Shorts
• Whooping migration takes flight
• Legislators/career tech officials meet to address funding concerns
• North American Lighting supplier expands into Tuscumbia
• 2 men arrested in Alabama immigration protest found guilty
• Burglary suspect in custody
• Storm-damaged elementary school to be demolished
• Law & Order
• Ambassadors visit for local fundraiser
• Board approves budget; reports healthy reserve
• News Briefs
• Board wants more information on career tech options
• Lots of rain, little damage
• Courthouse elevators operating after repairs
• Council will seek bids for new garbage truck
• All too familiar
• Guilty plea in stolen money
• Harlem Ambassadors event set for Feb. 7
• 2 dead, 100 hurt in Alabama storms
• Storms touch off local tornado warnings
• Federal agencies to meet with Hispanic immigrants in Alabama
• Shoals tax netting results
• Anti-cockfighting bill getting 2nd go
• Sheriff's offices near completion
• Tornado study group to reveal findings today
• Bedford tries again with meth bill
• App available by spring
• Rep. Giffords to resign from Congress this week
• Identifying small business global prospects
• Amid scandal, revered PSU coach Joe Paterno dies
• Shoals under siege
• Law & Order
• Study targets deadly dam
• Park offices move to Deibert; some aren't pleased about it
• Empty Table fund surpasses $40,000
• RegionalCare expansion
• Professor earns film tutor award
• Roundhouse construction under way
• Preschoolers need prepping
• Food may run out for area seniors
• A Hunt that Can Accommodate Any Disability
• Anti-piracy legislation postponed
• 10 years for child porn
• Chamber shows support for UNA initiatives
• New sex offender law focuses on tracking
• Going up
• Singer Etta James dies at 73
• 4 proposals for air service
• State unemployment below US average
• Struck student in good condition
• AirTran service to Huntsville airport ending
• Florence student struck by vehicle, receiving medical treatment
• Flash flooding possible tonight in northwest Alabama
• Police arrest Crimson Tide fan
• Defense attorneys say 2 wire-wearing legislators won't testify in gambling retrial
• Books-A-Million opens new Florence store
• Police warn of fake checks; 1 arrested in case
• Alabama's unemployment rate now below national rate; Shoals counties improve
• American Cancer Society kicks off Relay for Life
• Engineering firm hired for sewer project
• Study: Shoals must work together
• UNA gets grant to teach crime prevention
• Robber to serve at least 3 years
• Police soliciting for film fest
• Many food stamp recipients say they just want jobs
• Local legislators want positive session
• Closings, consolidation could help hospital finances
• William T. “Bill” Phillips, 84
• FOP soliciting money for children film fest
• Alabama lawyer sentenced to 9 years in child porn case
• Franklin man recovering from four-wheeler accident
• Rainy start to weekend forecast
• Cranes return to skies -- briefly
• Man faces sodomy, sex abuse of a child charges
• Law & order
• Three Morgan County men face burglary charges
• Country Boy Eddie takes the stage again
• Robber's effort to skip time rejected
• Career technical options surprise school board members, director
• Strangulation suspect found in Tennessee
• Hospital plan advances
• In poor economy, antennas make comeback
• Ann B. Young, 92
• Robert Leon Lewis, 87
• Fox Squirrels Have Diverse Diet
• Concerns expressed over technical program upgrades
• Aderholt says delay on federal immigration program in Alabama is political
• Missing teen found in Tuscumbia
• New sex abuse charges filed against retired Alabama teacher
• 'Over Dale' refers to low hills, valley
• Longtime employee charged in connection to missing $83,000
• Sheffield among schools offering courses via web, video sessions
• Franklin moves forward with storm shelter project
• Law & Order
• Commission to review job duties
• Logan's sentencing scheduled for Feb. 9
• Plan would build holistic health center
• Former clubhouse to host senior activities
• You Received a Pet as a Gift… What Now?
• A Story to Tell
• Logan's sentencing set for Feb. 9
• UNA, Chinese university sign memorandum to pursue degree program
• Alabama judge dismisses latest bid to keep Obama off ballot
• ‘Four on the floor’ describes most cats
• Q&A
• GAMECHANGERS
• Summary of Life
• Quips & Quotes FROM THE ‘NET
• Ask the Attorney
• Soap Opera Preview
• Knight’s Korner
• LIO
• Romney Not My Choice
• SPAMMIFICATION
• Modern-Day Carpetbaggers
• Appointments Not in Recess
• Self-Defense Principles are Good to Know
• What’s Yours in Mine
• A Present to the Couple
• Happening This Week
• Looking for All Quilters
• Rooms Full of Artifacts
• The Undependable Wealthy Taxpayer
• Cat & Kids
• Dave Says
• Blood Drive
• Girls Scouts Mark 100 with New Cookie
• Community Notes
• Tuscumbia Goes on Sale this Week
• Art of the State Juried Show
• Heart of Gold
• Shoals Shorts
• Collinwood city recorder indicted; $83,000 missing
• Video appears to show 'Bama backers abusing unconscious LSU fan after BCS game
• Franklin applies for shelter grants
• Bill would allow underwater treasure hunters to keep what they find
• University of Alabama System chancellor announces retirement
• Water board created after debate
• Celebration keeps King's heritage alive
• Law & Order
• Mayor's raise still up in air
• Holley enters Dist. 5 race as Democratic candidate
• Man shot outside home
• King remembered as several thousand march to Alabama Capitol
• Alabama children's advocacy group lists pre-k funding, smoking ban among goals for Legislature
• One injured in Tuscumbia shooting
• Council to discuss next mayor's salary at tonight's meeting
• Suspect in tree poisoning wants judge to recuse himself from case
• Economy can reduce traffic counts
• Whooping crane migration efforts grounded again
• Bill: Disarming officer a crime
• Playing with mom, dad critical for development
• Band releases tribute to Muscle Shoals
• Discovered 1900s newspapers open windows to past
• Consultant: Commuter air service days over
• Florence native featured on TV's 'House Hunters'
• Phil Campbell church looks for fresh start
• Roland seeks commission post
• Massey running for former seat
• Holiday charity drive reaches $40,000
• Law & Order
• Jeremy Wade Wright, 31
• GOP readies legislative agenda
• Logan released on bond
• Mitchell running for commissioner
• Couple collects, gives shoes to those in need
• Speaker: Become an agent for change
• Law & Order
• Storm's timing contributes to rush hour snarls
• Florence native featured on HGTV's 'House Hunters'
• Transportation officials: Weather-related driving issues result of bad timing
• Van der Sloot sentenced to 28 years in Peru woman's death
• St. Clair County judge dismisses Obama ballot lawsuit
• Snow gone; weekend will be cold but clear
• It is time to think about a green lawn
• County now operating Barton Water
• News Briefs
• Work to begin on Lauderdale 61
• Principal to seek superintendent seat
• Griffith plans to challenge Brooks
• House OKs redistricting plan
• Icy conditions stall evening traffic
• Chief sent to jail after DUI verdict
• Start of schools Friday delayed two hours in Shoals
• Obama calls Saban to congratulate him on BCS championship win
• Teen's condition improving
• Tide's Richardson, Hightower, Kirkpatrick NFL-bound
• Logan convicted of DUI
• Judge says he'll sign order declaring Natalee Holloway legally dead
• Health insurance premiums increase 'unreasonable' in Alabama, four other states
• Ex-superintendent says she urged firing of teacher accused of sexual abuse
• Immigration law sponsor will run for Congress
• Power restored after short outage
• WALLACE ADDS GROSS AND HARPER TO STAFF
• Police chief's DUI appeal decided today
• Council continues to discuss nepotism policy
• Snow, but no accumulation, possible today
• Local man wins Dream Ticket to perform for 'American Idol' producers
• Alabama in top five least "quit-friendly" states in US
• Teacher elected to post
• Auburn trustee meeting postponed over lack of proper notice under state law
• BCS capped successful run, leads to big year for New Orleans economy
• State GOP legislators say they will focus on bills that create jobs
• Logan trial: Jurors to begin deliberation Thursday
• Colder temperatures, snow showers in forecast
• Van der Sloot pleads guilty to Peru murder
• Sheriff: Dog shot, set on fire after neighbor dispute
• Fans welcome home national champions
• Officer: Police chief appeared intoxicated
• A Positive Voice for Hunting
• New St. Florian Road routes to be reviewed
• Business owner charged
• Law & Order
• Man pleads guilty in stabbing
• More iPads coming to high school students
• Get that mouse out of your shoes
• Singleton moves ahead of election
• Danny Joe Rickard, 64
• Officer testifies he smelled alcohol on Logan before DUI arrest
• Alpha Hosts 21st Unity Breakfast
• Randall on Real Estate
• Dave Says
• LIO
• How to stop a chewing cat
• Secondhand smoke can be pet killer
• BOTOX FOR PETS
• Knight’s Korner
• Soap Opera Preview
• Ask Dr. Webb
• Ask the Attorney
• Our Very Own Kim Jung Un
• The Fleecing of U.S. Jobs
• Respect Now, Respect Later
• Can’t Find The Connection
• Adverse Effect on Families
• Freedom-Killing Agenda
• Happening This Week
• Community Greets Wallace in Return
• Nichols and Friends Play Hibbett School
• THE DOLLAR STRETCHER
• 10 Gynecologic Cancer Symptoms Women Shouldn’t Ignore
• Community Notes
• Cloverdale Seniors Work for Others
• Student Anglers Make Big Splash
• Wallace Returns ‘Home’ to UNA
• Sheffield Housing Residents Board Takes Top Honors
• Shoals Shorts
• It's official: Alabama is No. 1
• State senator plans legislation that would ban smoking in most public places
• Police seek help in burglary ring
• 20-year-old case leads to latest sex abuse charge against former teacher
• Teen critical after crash
• Alabama rolls past LSU to 14th title
• Council approves sidewalk plan
• Business owner held in shooting
• Cranes OK to take off
• School fundraiser to feature Nichols
• Law & Order
• Commission approves expansion abatements
• Deputy injured in robbery attempt
• Whooping crane migration cleared for takeoff
• Police search for residential burglars
• Judge dismisses suit to keep Obama off ballot
• Showers, thunderstorms forecast for Tennessee Valley
• Taking Sides
• Former Tide player recalls 1961 title game
• Students to march in remembrance of Martin Luther King Jr.
• Effects of ethanol subsidy loss differ
• Coach joins superintendent race
• UNA hits grand slam with Wallace
• Former Shoals disc jockey helps boost Georgia project
• Walk on the wild side
• Bill would providing funding to rebuild schools
• Fund still short of goal
• Man killed in one-car accident
• Bama fans create pep rally atmosphere in New Orleans
• Law & Order
• Nurses seek donations for upcoming KidCheck program
• Smith selected mayor; Tully to run for commission
• Brooks: Voters must fix Congress
• Sheriff hopes new website will increase public assistance
• World Changers looking for homes and donations
• John Walter Dozier, 79
• Bentley: Work on Wilson Dam Road project could start by summer
• Man killed in morning accident near Central
• Rainy weekend ahead in northwest Alabama
• Actor Charlie Sheen donates $25,000 to Alabama tornado relief
• 8 Lions on All-Region football team
• New AEA leader doesn't foresee state cuts to schools again this year
• Opponents rally against Walmart
• Man has game programs, ticket stubs from every Alabama bowl game
• Federal regulations ground bird migration
• City's only liquor store out of business
• Rural communities would benefit from shelters
• Redistricting plan would split county
• Law & Order
• Radar station upgrades under way
• Rigling enters plea in death
• Longtime Franklin constable faces charges
• Man enters plea in wife's death, sentenced to 1 year in jail
• Council explores increasing mayor's salary
• Whooping crane migration grounded in Russellville
• Police investigating recent home burglaries
• Warming trend under way
• Alabama legislator to introduce plan to fight fraud in unemployment compensation
• Bowden pays traffic fine; license remains suspended
• Colbert grand jury to decide if charges to be filed in shooting
• Council to seek bridge bids
• Recycling trailer should relieve overflow
• Handy fest earns spot on list
• 'I'm Your Puppet' singer Robert Dickey dies
• Fire damages family home
• Feed the Children delivers food, hope to Shoals
• Tide for Clyde fundraiser set
• Law & Order
• Alabama judge to hear lawsuit challenging Obama's citizenship, right to be on ballot
• Handy Festival chosen among top events in Alabama
• Bowden pays traffic fine; license remains suspended
• Investigation continues in fire department burglary
• Judge says no acquittals for 7 defendants in gambling corruption case
• Arline Lee Young, 81
• Warm welcome for new coach
• Law & Order
• 'Slush fund' has maritime connection
• Council parks fire truck over records request
• Meetings Notes
• News Briefs
• Gillespie to finish school year as Hatton principal
• Shooting victim improving
• Residents ask for maintenance agreement to be reconsidered
• Commission continues debate on job description
• Mrs. Amanda Louise Pitts, 97
• Robert L. Simmons, Jr., 74
• Ellie Ray Smith, 76
• Mrs. Agnes Barr Glasscock, 95
• Arrest warrants issued for former UNA coach Bowden
• Too few vets choose to treat large animals
• BETTER VET VISITS
• A Good Picture
• Lio
• Soap Opera Preview
• Dave Says
• A Snail Darter Gets More Consideration
• That Law Is Just an Opinion
• All Growth is NOT Positive
• Broadband $$ Wasted
• Suburban Area Impact
• Happening This Week
• Kudzu Queen Promo for ACS
• If And Where Goes the 3rd Wal-Mart
• A FRESH START!
• Ask the Attorney
• Knight’s Korner
• Community Notes
• Secret Sisters, Iron Horse perform for NWSCC
• The Dollar Stretcher
• Sisters, Horse for NWSCC
• CB&S Staff
• A Slice of Heaven
• Shoals Shorts
• Colbert commissioners to discuss administrator's job
• Town council scheduled to meet today
• Outdoor burning discouraged
• Shooting victim in 'good condition'
• Church mission items recovered
• Colbert homicide case headed to grand jury
• No trash talk on council agenda
• Bobby Wallace back as UNA football coach
• Older musicians still touring, work in studio Senior performance
• First 2012 Shoals baby delivered at Keller
• Experts: Avoiding infant death begins with educating parents
• Police: Man shot, found in street
• Slaying suspect in court today
• Mock trials ready students for careers
• Bobby Wallace named UNA football coach
• Shoals native writes for NBC's 'Harry's Law'
• Fire destroys tractor-trailers
• 2012 off to chilly start
• Local book collector hooked on reading, history
• Recycling program still growing
• Bronner's influence spurred growth for Shoals economy
• Traffic study results awaited
• Engineer: County road conditions will suffer without increased funds
• Empty Table Fund receives $5,000 boost
• City addresses nepotism policy after recent hire
• Early primaries spur change
• Predictions more luck than skill
• Man found guilty of arson at Maine topless coffee shop where ex-girlfriend worked
• Researchers collect bats in hopes of stopping deadly epidemic
• Romney seeks Iowa pay dirt
• Women touched by cancer on a mission
• Shoals ends '11 with rainfall surplus
• Experts: Population projections lowest since '45
• Company gets level playing field for sleeping bag manufacturing
• Resolutions, predictions for 2011-12
• Robbery suspect caught
• Colbert County teen continues recovery after hunting accident
• Local communities reel from tornadoes
• RegionalCare submits certificate of need before deadline
• North Alabama man indicted on federal firearms charges
• Alabama governor elected co-chair of Appalachian commission
• Limestone woman charged with transporting beer
• Robbery suspect caught
• RegionalCare submits application for new hospital
• Playing field levels for Haleyville manufacturer
• Sloan to replace retiring Parsley as Episcopal bishop of Alabama
• Chick-fil-A Bowl preview capsule
• Alabama unemployment down more than 15 percent since 2010
• Navistar could bring 2,200 jobs to Shoals
• Partlow decision hailed as right
• Laws, mail, light bulbs to be altered
• Holiday closing offices, delays garbage pickup
• Group has first meeting
• Plan for safe New Year celebration
• Councilman reminds residents about garbage cart removal law
• Agencies step up enforcement
• Coveted canine
• Changes in 2012 could include mail delivery
• AAA offering free towing for impaired drivers
• Local agencies step up enforcement for holiday weekend
• Alabama's Barrett Jones maintains sports, life balance
• Surefire hangover remedy? Don't get drunk, experts say
• Jefferson County creditors send questions to bankruptcy court
• Insurers pay at least $2.2 billion in claims from tornadoes
• Partlow closure hailed as the right decision
• Trustees' division decision brings opposition from students, faculty
• Teen shot in leg while hunting
• Everyday items can be the germiest
• Mrs. Doris Ringelstein Nix
• Michael Shane Lawson, 49
• Group to help finish playground
• Seasonal depression can affect all ages
• Swimmers sought for New Year's Day plunge
• Officials: Positive bacteria test in water was a mistake
• Study: More residents born, raised in Alabama
• Spiders in Alabama
• Geroge L. Cochran
• Study: Alabama residents mostly homegrown
• Seasonal depression can affect all ages
• Partlow closes today
• Colbert Heights athlete shot in leg
• Swimmer sought for New Year's Day plunge
• Local school board members installed to state positions
• Hospital location causes uproar in the Shoals
• Unusual items turn up at recycling center
• Student dies from burns; Fraternity raises funds for family
• Empty Table Fund less than half of its goal
• Nation, world have official timekeepers
• Town Hall gets $25,000 upgrade
• Moore to seek probate judge seat
• Man charged with sexually abusing 11-year-old girl
• Shoals projects included in report
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• Empty Table fund less than half of goal
• Patchy dense fog possible tonight
• Fraternity raises funds for family of burn victim
• DAVE Says
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• Good groomers not optional
• RETRAIN THE HOUSE-TRAIN
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• A Weapon For Nutty Groups
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• VFW Hosts New Year’s Eve Dance
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• McCarl Celebrates Her 100th
• Wise Trojans
• Long-Lewis Asset Expands CCBP
• State Board Names Two
• Parents ask appeals court to reverse ruling upholding tax system
• Officials try to determine how man was fatally shot
• Schools object to NCAA multi-year scholarships plan
• Alabama teen dies after being burned in leaf fire
• 2011 expected to end under mostly sunny skies
• Story of year No. 5: Landfill creates council contention
• Culinary students pen cookbook
• Wilson lands internship in St. Petersburg Shirley Donaldson
• Old tires used as mulch at state parks
• Shoppers head out to make returns, use gift cards
• Progress made on water project
• Helen Keller library enhances technology
• Landfill expansion operating smoothly
• Woodcarver chiseling away at 80
• Operation Migration workers ready for next step in crane movement
• Memories of 'gruesome' homicide won't fade fast
• UNA to offer new graduate degree in 2012
• Tax deadline approaching
• Sammy L. Thomas, 59
• Marriott exhibit in the works
• Snow fall was third heaviest on record
• Pastors balance family, services
• Cemetery group on the table
• Let kids play reindeer games
• Doctors, nurses try to make holidays special for patients
• Proposal would add walking, bike trails to Old Railroad Bridge
• Law & Order
• Daughter's wish comes true; mother home for Christmas
• Daughter's wish comes true; mother home for Christmas
• Book series continues with 'Tuscumbia'
• All I want for Christmas is coaching job
• Commission relaxes sign ordinance
• Grissom to run for mayor
• Law & Order
• Ban on hold
• Squad receives recognition
• Donations needed for Meals on Wheels program
• Ruby Edwards
• Police seek help in finding person who damaged new car
• Sheffield woman has purse stolen at gunpoint
• Authorities continue search for thieves who stole supplies for church mission
• 2 workers robbed at gunpoint before opening fast food restaurant
• Time for a change
• Shoals musicians, pioneers achievements' recognized
• Bowden zips out of town
• Walmart gets first approval
• What guided wise men to Jesus?
• Expect heavy traffic during holidays
• Law & Order
• Lower gas prices awaiting travelers
• Second home invasion suspect caught
• Two killed in collision
• Appeals court won't delay Alabama immigration law hearings
• UNA's Bowden resigns, accepts job as Akron head coach
• Alabama tied for 2nd in unemployment drop
• Legislators propose tablets for grades 9-12
• Flash flood watch issued for northwest Alabama
• Landfill closing lacks funding
• New GED test coming in 2014
• Mrs. Lula Mae Pilkerton Schmidlkofer, 90
• State offers help to stop smoking
• Would-be burglar gets surprise
• Last-minute shoppers warned about thieves
• State board picks local woman as vice president
• Funding to assist Wrangler
• Hall of Fame opens satellite office
• Holiday affects garbage collection
• Electrical Fire Safety Tips for the Holidays
• Music hall of fame opens temporary office at Marriott Shoals
• Law & Order
• Would-be burglar gets surprise
• State excludes transactions from immigration law
• Mississippi casino revenues shrink again in November
• Alabama lawmakers offer different ideas to define legal teacher gifts
• Long Lewis completes purchase of Family Ford in Florence
• Police searching for registered sex offender
• Governor gives $1 million grant to Marion County
• Car kills bear in northeast Alabama
• Misguided and Misused Beliefs
• Accusations fly over trash issue
• Boo Santa Claus? Yep, it happened
• Commission OKs organizational chart
• Planetarium hosts program
• Second man charged in attack
• Winter begins wetter, warmer
• Christmas for Kids down to wire
• Law & Order
• Second man charged in robbery, attack
• County seeks funds for creek cleanup
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• Soap Opera Preview
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• Immunity Limits Victims’ Rights
• The Walk Went Well Misguided and Misused Beliefs
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• Shoals’ First
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• Parents appealing ruling that Alabama's low property taxes not discriminatory
• Rainy days and nights in forecast for Shoals
• Alabama tornado survivors sought for interviews aimed at preparing for future disasters
• GOP bars former Democratic state Sen. Tom Butler from Republican primary
• 21 youths in holiday program still need assistance
• Shrinking cattle population beefs up prices
• Councilman presents anti-nepotism policy
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• Commission takes action to repair roadway
• Lawsuit contends plant poisoned workers
• Council OKs senior center bid
• 'Silent Night' stays in program
• Parkway Medical sold to Huntsville
• Man accused of attacking ex-girlfriend
• Last-minute shipping
• Powerful snowstorm packing blizzard-like conditions halts travel
• Lawsuit contends Muscle Shoals plant poisoned workers
• New York Times Co. in advanced talks to sell Regional Media Group
• Indian truck maker denies Navistar rumor
• Church leaders praying for Bentley to support immigration law's repeal
• State removing fallen rock on I-65 at Warrior
• Winter weather road preparedness talked about by area agencies
• Cost-cutting discussed for building
• Court clerks hoping for better 2012
• More than 100 children enjoy Christmas shopping spree
• Roadway causes concerns
• Garbage rates may increase by $5
• North Korea's leader Kim Jong Il has died
• Last American troops out of Iraq whoop, bump fists in elation as nine-year war draws to an end
• It's farewell, but perhaps not goodbye
• Fans make trip to see Gorillas' first national title in 20 years
• Walmart seeking planning approval
• Law & Order
• Be safe with space heaters
• Fund jumps, still far from goal
• Local board member receives high honor
• New park ready for campers
• Faris set to play Clyde Barrow
• Professor donates his salary for scholarships
• Many say 'I told you so' to GOP
• TVA asks for help in preventing thefts
• Navistar mum on Indian truck report
• TVA says spill legal costs almost $11 million
• One held in connection with burglary, bank robbery
• States unlikely to heed NTSB call for cell ban
• ICE reportedly conducting raids in north Alabama
• Lauderdale unemployment falls to 7.1 percent
• Three sentenced in online pharmacy scheme
• ECM to partner with UAB Health System
• Phil Campbell schools awarded $75,000
• Sculptures a tribute to Shoals music
• News Briefs
• Commission wants lower settlement
• Suspect shot by police dies
• Husband convicted of attempted murder
• Fresh faces take field Saturday
• Frances Gamble Phillips, 75
• Gilbert Raymond McClure, 86
• Police continue search for suspect in convenience store robbery
• Wallis guilty of trying to kill wife
• Wall Street asks judge to dismiss record bankruptcy filed by Jefferson County
• Charged councilman vows 'somebody is going to pay for this'
• Suspect dies after being shot by police
• Elizabeth Ann Burns, 55
• Mrs. Mary Grace Berrens Locker, 77
• Knight’s Korner
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• Obey the Same Commands
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• Time for China, Obama Some Kindness and Patience
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• Branscomb Good for a Laugh
• Hill Finalists at 3
• Country’s Football Focus is on Braly
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
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• Policy Council Looks Toward Bright Year
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• Championship Saturday in the Shoals
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• The Price of Spaying and Neutering
• Jerry Douglas Watkins, 65
• Guild’s Quilt Challenge ‘11
• Mrs. Cora Smith King, 87
• Police await forensics results
• Habitat carries on despite economy
• Show will benefit lagging Empty Table Fund
• Board of registrars offices close Friday
• Homemade cookies OK for teachers, but ham off limits
• Law & Order
• Fewer than 100 western Colbert residents face water rate increase
• Firefighters hampered by strong wind, snow
• Downtown to come alive with Dickens Christmas
• Search continues for possible jumper
• Fire engulfs Florence apartments
• Icy roads possible overnight
• Ethics Commission defines what students can give teachers
• More than 500 UA employees make over $100K
• Resourceful seniors
• Man charged in 2010 death of his wife
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• BCS tickets, hotel rooms selling fast
• Bowden agrees to one-year contract extension
• Shonna Tucker leaves Drive-By Truckers band
• Debate continues on administrator's job description
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• Grapevine term is rural reference
• Genetics May Not Be the Usual Cause of Malformed Antlers
• Mr. Billy Heard, 83
• Timothy Todd Robinson, 31
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• Widespread Non-Truths
• Not a Breathing Document
• The Silliness of Debates
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• Taxpayer Melee for Thanksgiving
• DIGITAL CHRISTMAS
• LCHS Hopes for Bricks in Cadence
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• Police search residence in connection to missing woman
• Arrests at the Mexican border continue to drop
• Attorney general says change immigration law
• Ticket prices for championship game increasing
• Salvation Army extends Angel Tree deadline
• Police: Madison man faces multiple charges after attempting escape
• Elvis statue coming to Tupelo City Hall
• AEA leader: Private school choice is faith issue
• State considers inmates to replace immigrant labor
• Post office moves to close Alabama centers
• Woman still missing after vehicle found idling on bridge
• Stores extend hours tonight
• $14M project begins at facility
• 'Alabama Road Songs' to be released today
• Council expected to vote on commercial garbage rate hike
• Woman charged in robbery
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• Police investigating home invasion
• Court upholds attempted murder conviction
• Appeals court upholds attempted murder conviction in Lauderdale
• Lawrence man accused of passing forged checks
• Most University of Alabama freshmen from outside state for first time
• Domestic charges against UNA football player dropped
• 'Alabama Road Songs' CD released Tuesday
• Sunday fire destroys Tuscumbia home
• Adult store drops Toys for Tots references, continues to collect children's toys
• Flood advisories continue in Tennessee; minor flooding possible in north Alabama
• Study shows half of black males drop out of school
• Safety a concern for some workers
• Alabama to take on LSU in BCS Championship Game on Jan. 9
• Belle Mont celebrates old-fashioned holiday
• Take II: Alabama edges Oklahoma State to set up rematch with LSU in BCS championship game
• Meth cleanups go on with restored funding
• Democratic qualifying begins Monday
• Housing authority buys apartments
• Skull, bone fragments recovered; police unable to identify remains
• Man struck, killed by train
• Collector pursues pardon for Billy the Kid
• Online sales steal needed tax revenues
• One killed in morning accident
• Man struck by train, killed in Cherokee
• Body parts found in Colbert County
• Presidential campaigns doing more to track voters across the Web with their political ads
• Cain suspends campaign
• Mrs. Ruth Foster Thornton, 70
• David Scott Lauro, 71
• Employees trade fashion for aprons at local soup kitchen
• Murder-for-hire trial rescheduled
• Do traffic bumps boost safety?
• Neighbor saves dog from fire
• 13 teachers retire in district
• Law and Order
• Owner plans to sell beer despite license dispute
• Main Street 2012 calendars on sale
• Housing Authority buys Park Place
• Home heavily damaged by fire
• Florence man accused of stalking
• Russellville schools lose 13 teachers to early retirement
• Illinois congressman recommends illegal immigrants carry documents showing US roots
• Shots fired at post office's processing area
• Waterloo Christmas parade Sunday
• TVA tearing down old coal-fired plant in Kentucky
• Ex-banker heads to prison
• Man dies in early morning fire
• Local students selected for aerospace design challenge
• Armed robbery suspect in custody
• Law & Order
• The Civil Wars delighted over Grammy nominations
• Jeanette L. Riggs-Rainwater, 87
• Oakland linebacker Rolando McClain faces assault charges in Decatur
• Local students selected for design challenge
• All Alabama officers must get training on illegal immigrant law
• Holiday Jubilation
• Lengthy drug probe lands 'major player'
• Drug store robber caught during getaway
• Man gets eight years for arson, attempted theft
• Holiday open house today
• Traffic rerouted because of parade
• Name sought for park golf trail
• Search continues for bank robbers
• Cold weather spurs birds to cluster
• Veterans, volunteers collect, deliver toys to soldiers' kids
• Law & Order
• Man arrested after Florence drug store robbery
• Second international auto worker cited under Alabama's immigration law
• Honda worker cited under Alabama law
• Sheffield police seek public's help to solve theft of guns
• Violin teacher charged with sexual abuse of child in Auburn
• 3 Shoals women indicted on theft charges in Decatur
• Report: 25 percent of Alabama children living in poverty
• Shots fired during bank holdup
• J.D. McDonald, 86
• Investigation continues into cause of fatal fire
• Justice Department OKs Colbert redistricting plan
• 21 homes with bad wells now have access to public water
• March to raise awareness of immigration law
• The history of knocking on wood
• 5 teachers retire in Lauderdale schools
• Firefighter injured while working wreck
• Junior program starts coat drive
• Mr. Luther Thomas “Babe” Wilson, 81
• Carolyn Mae Pennington, 66
• Feline Diabetes
• Coon Hunters - One Big, Happy Family
• Greenhill bank robbed; shots fired
• UNA group holding march on immigration law
• Randall on Real Estate
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• Why Not Also Have Sacrifices?
• Branded As Troublemakers
• Representative Democracy?
• Vicious Rumor Untrue
• Holy Cow...with Halo?
• A Huff of Insensitivity
• ‘Green Jobs’ Scam Dwarfs Solyndra
• A Plantation Christmas
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• Olden Times...Again
• SHINING ARMOR
• Recollections of Sheffield
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• Man arrested after shooting officers in Huntsville, Fayetteville
• UNA students to host march
• Junior leadership program starts coat drive
• Justice Department approves Colbert redistricting plan
• Snow closes schools in south Tennessee
• Tennessee considers halving scholarships
• Grant money becoming more difficult to secure
• Future for coal-burning unclear
• Report: Teen births down
• Officials ready for snowfall in Shoals
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• 2 Justice Department attorneys say Alabama immigration law could hurt enforcement
• Troopers: 6 die in fatal accidents during holiday
• Commission passes resolution supporting RSA, Bronner
• Crowbar yielding robber charged
• Region placed under winter weather advisory
• Fire damages house in Florence
• LSU, Bama in control of BCS standings
• Airpark projects on budget, on time
• Naked mannequin takes a ride
• Downtown will turn into Dickens wonderland
• Spring clean your business in December
• Local transportation division adding Limestone, Morgan counties
• Memorial for tornado victims taking shape
• Florence defies negative retail trend
• Salvation Army worker goes full circle with job
• Empty Table Fund goal at $50,000
• Longtime municipal judge plans bid for probate court
• CIA seeks donations to honor Alabama spy
• Deputies: Man tried to lure girl
• Watch out! Elections are coming
• Crimson-clad fans enjoy 42-14 Iron Bowl victory
• Lions lose hard to Delta State
• Mayoral candidate sees jobs creation as priority
• Guns stolen from Rogersville pawn shop
• Fritts' iconic song making comeback on Stones' release
• Heating aid available
• Gift for your teacher? Law limits your options
• Police: Unruly shopper subdued with stun gun
• Colbert man killed in fire
• Store managers say sales numbers similar to 2010
• Man sues over refusal to pay $1 million casino jackpot in Alabama
• Report: Extreme drought conditions persist in Alabama despite recent rain
• Crowds flock to area shopping outlets; 1 man arrested
• Officials investigating death of Alabama paratrooper during training
• Colbert man killed in house fire; space heater possible cause
• Report: Online sales hurting Alabama's tax revenue
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• Agency: 1.3 billion tons of food wasted each year
• Water plant could be ready by spring
• Cadets return home to help serve meals
• Tracking site gaining interest around state
• Natives members of spirit squads at Alabama, Auburn
• Set budget for holiday gift buying
• Store owner notifies city of intent to sue
• Church provides family with new life
• To shop, or not to shop?
• Sports writers, editors favor Alabama to win Iron Bowl
• Library coffee shop to reopen
• Alabama lost $10 million in TVA in lieu of tax payments
• Scholarships offered for cleanup
• Mars Hill graduated named Marshall Scholar
• Alabama's Richardson, Auburn's Dyer power offenses
• Alabama QB McCarron, Auburn's Moseley gunning for state title
• Plenty at stake for Iron Bowl matchup
• Black Bears Are a Protected Species in Alabama
• Young QBs aiming for Alabama's biggest state title
• TVA tax equivalents in 2011 total $530 million
• City drops immigration case against Mercedes exec
• TVA tax equivalents down $20 million, but 7 percent increase projected for 2012
• Tuscaloosa drops immigration law charges against Mercedes executive
• Higher prices don't deter Thanksgiving travelers
• Council accused of racism in refusal of alcohol license
• Americans consume a lot of bird this time of year
• Principal resigns; reason still secret
• Large crowds expected for holiday feasts in the Shoals
• Probate judge won't seek re-election
• Grants will help domestic violence program continue
• Florence police get top accreditation
• Catch phrase brings back memories
• Changes for county administrator?
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• Strong storms expected to reach Shoals by 2 p.m.
• Alabama Republican senator plans bill to remove sales tax from groceries
• Cost of Thanksgiving meal up 13 percent
• Most area schools out by 12:30 today
• Ethics law vague when it comes to student-teacher gift giving
• Roy Moore seeks to reclaim Alabama Supreme Court chief justice position
• Hatton principal resigns
• Mitchell not seeking re-election as Lauderdale probate judge
• First rookie class
• Teen accused of sending nude photos over Internet
• Monday wreck causes power outages, reroutes traffic
• Animal control tweaks policy
• Success Center closing Dec. 31
• Council approves budget, gives raise to city employees
• Severe weather possible
• Holiday brings changes, closings
• City OKs budget
• Nonprofit agencies must find new homes
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• Dutch police say Mariners outfielder Halman stabbed to death; brother arrested
• State trooper charged in accident that killed north Alabama couple
• U.S. reps to discuss Alabama immigration law
• Stormy Tuesday in forecast for Shoals
• Firefighters cope with dangers
• Don Ray chooses NuttHouse to record third album
• Franklin County indictments
• Bridges will be replaced
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• Senior center is going green
• Florence native named among 2012 Rhodes Scholars
• Technology shouldn't be in slow lane
• Food banks reporting high demand
• Christmas in the Country draws visitors to LaGrange
• Plant cutting back on electricity
• Thanksgiving cooking accidents plentiful
• Work begins at depot
• UC Davis chancellor calls pepper spray video 'chilling'
• Lions down West Alabama to open playoffs
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• Small crowd turns out for march
• Community hosting prayer vigil
• Mosley runs for superintendent
• Barnhart explains vote for payments
• Drug investigation leads to 20 arrests
• Shoals unemployment drops
• RC&D projects benefit many
• Undercover investigation leads to 20 arrests
• Red flag warning issued for Winston, Marion counties
• Family pays restitution for convicted former state lawmaker
• Deputy at home, recovering from injuries
• Couples challenge Montgomery County's policy on marriage licenses for immigrants
• Lauderdale unemployment drops below 8 percent
• Captain: Wagner responsible for Natalie Wood death
• Breakfast benefits teen battling cancer
• Man charged with sexual abuse of child
• Police: Man paid for items when robbery failed
• Occupy movement coming to Shoals
• Donations now accepted for Empty Table Fund
• Program encourages students to discover community
• Man charged with sex abuse of young child
• 'Lady Liberty' raises her torch to students
• Six Lauderdale education employees to retire
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• Red kettle, angel tree programs begin
• 'Lady Liberty' visits elementary students
• Cold night then warm weather in forecast
• Weather service confirms 2 twisters in Alabama
• Lawyer: Trial in Auburn tree case should be moved
• Rick Singleton to retire, seek mayor's office
• Ohio Valley Conference will not expand
• Christmas gift donors sought
• Injured soldier's rehab going well
• Russellville doctor, nurse honored for 'outstanding' work
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• Local business owner charged with perjury
• Rose Trail boat ramp to be upgraded
• Robert E. “Bob” Hisey, 56
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• Bryan Keith Longcrier, 46
• Man indicted for rape
• Backers of state immigration law look at making changes in upcoming legislative session
• Republican legislative leaders outline jobs bill for 2012 session
• State hit by worst weather outbreak since April
• Injured Florence soldier improving
• Business owner charged with perjury
• Study: Alabama families earning at poverty line pay highest state income taxes in nation
• Dog that survived gassing at Florence pound gets permanent home in New Jersey
• Immigration sponsor out of state Senate leadership
• Man indicted for murder after girlfriend's shooting
• Mrs. Geraldine “Jerri” Parker Berryman, 86
• Albert Herbert Danley, 83
• Mr. Leroy Hall, 53
• Mr. Jimmy A. Irons, 76
• ECM names Lee new chief operating officer
• Lawrence grass fires burn more than 1,000 acres
• Commission to discuss administrator replacement
• Word origin is bit of a stumper
• Council OKs ambulance ordinance
• Teacher indicted in Vina sex case
• Attorneys seek to collect restitution, jury award from estate of inmate
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• John Edward Krieger, 74
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• Roach Resigns at ECM
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• Santa Arrives Friday Night
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• Bill’s Florist Open Again
• Army’s Cheer Opens Season
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• First Navistar jobs to be filled
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• Grant awarded for development plan
• Report: Americans need to change mindset to save money
• Official: Grease caused fatal fire
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• TVA lists land sale priorities
• Navistar begins hiring; wants 120 new workers by Jan. 1
• Former state representative to become 4th gambling guilty plea
• Heavy rain possible in Tennessee; showers expected in Alabama
• Higher TVA fuel cost adding up to $3.50 to average residential bills in December
• McGregor's attorneys say grand jury indictment illegal
• Florence art teacher wins state award
• Robbery suspect crashes into deputy's vehicle; both remain in hospital
• Steelcase could add up to 100 jobs at Athens plant
• TVA rates govern charges to customers
• Explorer Program teaches young people skills for firefighting careers
• Florence roots extend around the world
• Harassment policies required
• Mussels important in birth of Shoals
• Lions make playoffs
• Alabama 24 paving project begins
• City gives more than $200K to charities
• Collier seeking commission seat
• Former business owner says outlook bright for Shoals
• Warren crusades for career tech education
• Hospital's CEO resigns
• Brother tried to lead girl from house
• Saturdays are all about Red Sweats
• Longtime educator seeks superintendent post
• Town receives grant for railroad crossing
• Supreme Court to review murder conviction sentencing
• Wheeler golf course to get a name
• Veterans recognized for their service
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• Elvis' birthplace moves forward with expansion, fundraising
• 6 reported injured in Huntsville's during Veterans Day parade
• Shoals veterans recognized for service
• ECM Hospital's CEO resigns
• Montgomery lawyer pleads guilty in child porn case
• Child dies in house fire
• Airline officials outline future of air service
• Organization assists local people in need
• Process to save $5.85 million
• Trainer: Concussions extremely common in high school athletes
• City ready for holiday events
• Local Boy Scout beautifies veterans' area of cemetery
• UNA football player charged
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• Surgery 'camp' is next week
• Venezuela vows all-out hunt for Nationals' Ramos
• Fire threat high for north Alabama
• Bice selected state education superintendent
• Florence man faces multiple theft charges
• Freeze warning issued for much of Alabama
• Refinancing to save park authority $5.8 million on tourism project
• Jefferson County files for largest municipal bankruptcy
• School employee, son face drug, possession charges
• 10-year-old credited for saving restaurant
• Schools will not lead prayer
• Decisions still ahead on city speed bumps
• Teacher rape trial begins
• Tourism effort takes flight
• Tax seminar begins today
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• Local highway department preparing for winter weather
• Cool forecast for trick or treating
• New birding trail to open
• School employee, son face drug charges
• Highway department preparing for winter weather
• Saturday night fire was electrical
• Alabama governor adds 2 extra days off during holidays
• Briggs stepping down at Florence for 'once in a lifetime opportunity'
• Alabama's state employees decline 4.4 percent
• ABC Board warns against vodka-soaked candy
• Council membership affects Mauldin's view of disasters
• Dementia symposium seeks to educate
• Sweetwater Mansion site of paranormal activity hunters
• Library focus of proposed budget changes
• Thousands send off guard unit
• Bridge inspection continues this week
• School trying to win $50K Glee competition
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• Residents galvanized over prayer debate
• Council members looking at ways to solve landfill problem
• Sex offenders attend meeting Halloween night
• UNA police search for suspect in attempted armed robbery case
• Convicted sex offenders required to attend meeting Halloween night
• Tennessee magistrate says curfew can't be authorized for Occupy Nashville protesters
• Arizona governor praises Alabama immigration law
• Shoals dog dodges death to become N.J. celebrity
• Bugs eat kudzu, but like soybeans too
• Airlines to pitch services, exhibit craft in local visits
• Community shows support as 115th leaves for Afghanistan
• Project Lifesaver catching on
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• Dog survives Florence gassing, up for NJ adoption
• National ad campaign targets drivers who text
• Authorities say debt led to stabbing death
• Coach's sons help manage at Wilson
• Be careful: Tricks can be criminal
• Child pornography case sends two to jail
• Prime spots for fall foliage
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• 50 years in the making: City replaces aging signals
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• Big rig wrecks, ending Alabama police chase
• Sen. Bedford won't seek AEA's top job
• Parents upset by complaint over pregame prayers
• Study questions outsourcing traffic camera systems
• Towns continue rebuilding after April tornadoes
• Groups: Alabama can learn from tragedy
• Red Ribbon campaign promotes drug awareness
• Population growth means district changes
• Emails promise tax refund
• Bridge repairs slow traffic
• Endangered list candidates include local species
• Program helps reduce risk of infections
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• Man killed when car plunges into Cypress Creek
• Napolitano to Congress: Feds not helping state officials put new immigration law in place
• Rain, followed by cool temperatures in forecast
• The Civil Wars to appear tonight on Letterman
• Missing Tennessee dog turns up in Michigan
• Former coach files appeal notice
• TVA revamped energy efficiency website
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• Hall of fame borrows $75K
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• Goat Man even had his own day
• Woman detained under new state law
• Changes at license offices
• Community fails to get matching funds for shelter
• Department of Mental Health faces further budgets cuts
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• A Guinea Pig is a Friendly Rodent for the Family
• Alabama's Rich Resources Equal Delicious Recipes
• Bridge work slows northbound O'Neal Bridge traffic
• Northern lights take unusual trip down south
• New Eco-Rep at Clemson
• Attorney General's Office for third time asks for Tommy Arthur's execution date
• $50,000 bail set for accused credit union robber
• State to auction used vehicles
• Pet birds need and love baths
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• Help Them Enjoy
• A Defeat For Morality
• Preparing Your Meals for a Taste of Home
• Church Option Not Bad
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• Didn’t Ask To Be Caged
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• Sailing Through Surgery
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• Republicans to Recruit Strong Candidates
• Florence Civitan Elects Officers
• Rattlesnake Among Top 5
• Vardaman in Outreach
• Marketing by Shoemaker
• Boys should get HPV vaccine too, panel says
• Time changed for UNA's Nov. 5 game
• Navistar deal official, papers signed
• Group complains about Brooks' pregame prayers
• Bank robbery suspect caught, asked deputies to give him a ride home
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• Friends, family remember Pearl Harbor veteran
• Marvins/Builder's Choice deal moves forward
• Navistar deal official
• Florence police search for lone bank robber
• Warming trend expected through Wednesday
• Local farmers to receive help
• Let the LSU hype begin
• Varble ready for year reign
• Synthetic drug law now in effect
• Sorority revisiting youth for charity
• Cameras installed in downtown Florence
• Sessions defends policies
• Auction buffs have chance for goodies at state surplus
• Bentley says he won't be the face of illegal immigration issues
• Former Ohio mayor crowned at Alabama Renaissance Faire
• Builders Choice in talks with city
• Shuttlesworth's death overshadowed by Martin Luther King Jr.'s memorial
• Who's who in Shoals Civil War leaders
• Many Shoals natives rose in rank to lead troops in battle
• Speed bumps may pop up
• Cameras monitor major Shoals intersections, bridges
• Costumes set the scene at festival
• Mayor, councilmen held private meeting
• Common sense lacking in Legislature
• Alabama Renaissance Faire under way
• Police arrest Alabama woman they say threatened governor over immigration law
• Huntsville launches program to keep feral cat population in check
• George Alfred McCroskey, Jr., 76
• Former Russellville standout Calloway arrested for marijuana possession
• More womem report police impersonation incidents
• Parker entertains with dancing
• Hollywood, just tell me what it means
• Server has friends she barely knows
• Schools chief: Nothing illegal in staff hirings
• Man accused of soliciting sex from minor
• Businesses go pink for breast cancer awareness
• Runner raising funds for victims of tornado
• Florence man accused of soliciting sex from 12-year-old girl
• Worker injured in on-job accident
• Hike set to view autumn foliage
• Alabama's unemployment rate declines slightly; up slightly in Shoals
• Gambling trial judge says government witnesses tried to suppress black voter turnout
• US attorney general to attend service for Shuttleworth
• Hundreds attend funeral for champion coonhound
• Fireman accused of beating child
• Tears of joy for Libyan-American
• Committee will reject air service bids
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• Judges: ID requirement for marriage is justified
• Grant provides new program for school
• Commission clarifies referendum
• Cloverdale students celebrate Renaissance
• Man accused of poisoning Auburn trees gets new lawyer, court date
• Cloverdale School celebrating Renaissance
• Girl in intensive care after being beaten in high school bathroom
• Freeze warnings, frost advisories issued for area
• Man impersonated officer, handcuffed 23-year-old woman
• Former CEO says he wasn't involved in storing medical records
• Fraternity party to benefit tornado victims
• Russellville man accused of sexually abusing girl
• Estate auction offers rare memorabilia
• Hospitals help make children feel comfortable
• Suspect attacks police after high-speed chase
• Suit filed against judge's ID requirement for marriage license
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• Fall foliage paddle trip set Saturday
• Estate sale features antiques, Civil War items
• 800 workers being laid off at TVA's Watts Bar Nuclear Plant
• Russellville man accused of sexually abusing girl
• Downtown merchants voice concerns about possible site of new hospital
• Funeral for champion coonhound Thursday in Colbert County
• Band instructor charged with repeated sexual encounters with student
• Police officer shot during traffic stop; 3 arrested
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• Planning group adds two resurfacing jobs
• CrimeStoppers fundraiser at mall Thursday
• Council authorizes mayor to look at land purchase
• News Briefs
• Pet Talk – Treats for Pets
• Good Ole' Days Could Return For Duck Hunters
• Dismal financial condition dominates state superintendents' meeting in Shoals
• Attorneys agree no second trial on TVA's liability in 2008 ash spill
• Casino-operating Creeks gave to GOP group that donated to Alabama campaigns
• Cold weather on the way to Shoals
• Chicago, Mafia-Style Hit
• Randall on Real Estate
• Knight’s Korner
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• Puppies should stay with siblings longer
• CHEATING DEATH
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• Your Property Rights on the Line
• Choral Showcase at St. James
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• Attack on Oil Companies
• Enemies Take Liberties
• Tainted Tax Message
• Mad Scientist Ball To Teach and Entertain
• Tis a Faire Weekend in Wilson Park
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• Robotics Event Has Inspired Students
• A Formal Coon Dog Burial for Little Red’s ‘Bo’
• Denton’s Day
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• Robbery suspect caught walking from business
• Hoover approves plan for upgrades to state's largest shopping mall
• Escapee, theft suspect apprehended in Sheffield
• City to raise garbage rates
• Commission opposes U.S. 43 plan
• Bragg(ing) day
• Students build robots for regional competition
• Landfill proposal could be voted on today
• Democrats seeking support ahead of election
• Council discusses plans to rebuild senior center
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• Faculty, senate meet on D-I move
• City to keep running until budget OK'd
• Alabama agents seize $3.9 million in synthetic marijuana
• Agents seize $3.9 million in synthetic marijuana
• Council to discuss landfill option again Tuesday
• Lauderdale schools earn 3rd grant for student retention program
• Alabama inmate scheduled to be executed Thursday for killing 6-month-old son
• Tuscumbia garbage rates could increase
• Gun advocate lawmakers continue pushing for less gun regulation
• Visits to Smoky Mountains down 6 percent from last year
• Russellville man calls ceremony 'awesome'
• School raises needed scores
• Mental health commissioner to attend meeting
• Immigration law causes problems for cotton gins
• Law & Order
• Commissioner wants to amend road resolutions
• TVA seeking ideas from leaders
• 2 teen girls die after being struck by freight train
• Mental health commissioner to hear public
• Public hearing on insurance plans a chance to be heard
• Work link may help fill job gaps from immigration law
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• Drug units expect more funding cuts
• Wooten finalist for Superintendent of the Year honor
• No dumping in storm drains
• Parents offer cheers to players
• Agents seize synthetic drugs from store shelves
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• Light jackets needed at tonight's games
• One killed, one injured in Thursday accident
• Court: Alabama officers can detain illegal immigants under new law, for now
• Authorities removing product that's smoked like marijuana
• Bentley: Special session to deal with Jefferson County's finances unlikely
• Tax deadline near for Alabama tax filers who sought extensions
• Animal Control change sought
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• Warrants issued for two suspects in home invasion
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• Students want to be 'gotcha-ed'
• Police looking for unusual graffiti artist
• Smoke detectors save lives
• Businesses reopen, children return to school after immigration law protest
• Businesses reopen, children return to school after Alabama immigration law protest
• One injured in morning accident
• Immigration law webinar set Friday
• Students thrive in motivational class
• Police charge 9 students after fight at middle school
• Dispute over $26.50 ends with arrest
• Master Gardeners registration set
• for the veterans
• Home invasion suspects sought
• 150th Anniversary of Bryce Hospital Commemorated
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• UNA to conduct survey on game-day spending habits
• Mississippi man charged in burglaries
• College to host Rick Bragg
• Forestry department could be realigned to save money
• Hispanic businesses locked tight to protest immigration law
• Rainy night forecast for Shoals
• State's mental health commissioner to hold town forum
• Forestry department could be realigned to save money
• Search continues for man accused of stealing tires from Walmart
• TVA attorney: No proof of TVA negligence causing spill disaster
• Dispute over $26.50 ends with arrest of Russellville man
• Top-Ranked Lions Host Second-Ranked Statesmen Thursday
• All About Veterinary Technicians
• Readers recall 'Ahab the Arab'
• Medicare changes enrollment deadline
• Rare fish in Winston could receive increased protection
• Law & Order
• Braly is the Place To Be Thursday
• Alvin O. Harrelson, Jr.
• Wildlife Director Leaves Division In Good Hands
• A healthy pet is worth the bill
• “Post-part’em”
• Clean & Healthy
• Dave Says
• Soap Opera Preview
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• Hate, Racism Are Easy Claim
• Live on Fraud, Entitlements
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• Human Being or Human Form
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• Prayers Urged for Jamerson
• Confusing Addresses
• Good for Nothing?
• Happening This Week
• New Here, It’s Called a House Concert
• Impact Survey at Games
• Steve Jobs’ Legacy
• Netflix Alternatives
• Easter Seals Northwest Alabama Physical Therapy
• Community Notes
• Rick Bragg Back Home
• Great Food Caper!
• Shoals Attack: At The Net
• Shoals Shorts
• Mama Joy
• Northwest-Shoals to host Pulitzer Prize author Rick Bragg
• Sheffield roadway cleanup set for Saturday
• Report: Gasoline prices still on decline
• Cattle farmers meeting today
• Occupy Auburn group to share message with football fans
• 4 convicted in Decatur under Alabama's new immigration law
• Shoals clinic feels pain of the recession
• Fourth suspect arrested in residential armed robbery
• Conference to promote tourism in rural areas
• School district gets cash awards
• Black Box Theater within budget
• Teen to be tried as adult for classmate shooting
• UNA Black Box Theater construction on schedule
• Fourth charged in Sunday armed robbery
• Colbert schools earn cash awards
• Special session in works for Jefferson County
• Fire Prevention Week stresses proactive approach
• City could increase fee for inmates
• Gourds plentiful locally this fall
• Oldest section of school being replaced
• Officials: We will protect Bronner
• School leaders advance toward Division I
• Regulators take notice of 4 generator failures at nuclear plants
• Illegal immigrants make plans for kids' care if they are arrested, deported
• Pumpkins plentiful around Shoals
• City making emergency plans for waste disposal
• Civil Wars, Secret Sisters earn award nominations
• Schools may face exodus
• One man dies in Tennessee wreck
• Grants help Safeplace serve counties
• TVA wants to return Native American remains
• Official: Cleanup almost finished
• Holiday grief seminar scheduled for Tuesday
• Agency will work with TVA to make Browns Ferry safe
• Florence making emergency plans for garbage disposal
• 150th Anniversary of Bryce Hospital
• Irons: Bill on tax disputes to be introduced
• Practice, repetition key to halftime success
• Victim was moving to new home after being displaced by tornado
• Gun permit? Just ask me for reference
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• Perry backer says Romney not a Christian
• Coach makes good on promise to shave legs
• TVA promoting energy efficiency
• Justice Department asks federal appeals court to block enforcement of Alabama immigration law
• Man dies in Franklin County crash
• Senator writes bill to repeal immigration law
• Defenses setting tone in SEC
• NRC chair to visit TVA's Browns Ferry plant
• Law & Order
• Training, competition part of annual SWAT conference
• Meteorologists expect cold, wet start to winter
• Mussels make new home in Bear Creek
• Harrison Humes, who integrated Florence Police Department, dies at 72
• Recall on Velveeta Shells & Cheese, Mrs. Freshley's products
• Irons not seeking re-election as Florence mayor
• TVA attorneys get their turn in ash spill trial
• Hank Williams Jr. out on Monday Night Football
• Occupy Wall Street movement spreads to Alabama
• Man improving from gunshot wounds
• Experts say cancer likely killed Steve Jobs
• Still Here, By Gracie of God
• Pet Talk - Do You Have a Cool Pet?
• Survivors reflect on breast cancer experiences
• Councilman changes position on landfill
• Breast cancer not women-only
• Mary Ann Jenkins, 80
• Mr. Raymond Edgar Davis
• Randall on Real Estate
• Soap Opera Preview
• Ask Dr. Webb
• It Doesn’t Discriminate
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• Many Years of Service
• Program in Appreciation for Clergy
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• Dave Says
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• Heritage: A Military-Friendly School
• An Expansion of SCARE
• Pie Faces
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• A Navistar Plant in Barton
• Logo Contest Announced to Capture the Essence of Hiking Alabama
• Moulton, Russellville adopt ordinances on synthetic drugs
• Gas board members, attorney resign
• Teen pleads guilty in shooting, sentenced to 17 years
• September cooler than normal in Shoals
• Graddick returns donation that violates Alabama's new campaign contribution law
• Carnival Cruise Lines leaving Mobile market; city scrambles to find replacement
• Dad, son charged with 99 felonies
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• More questions at Browns Ferry
• House nears completion on World Habitat Day
• City Council considers raising some court costs
• Law firm assists in judgement
• Self-described opportunist indicted for first-degree sodomy, sexual abuse
• Former officer indicted for sexual abuse
• Low pants law gets off the ground
• Study: Kids who fall behind early more likely to drop out
• Italy appeals court clears Knox of murder conviction
• Police officer indicted on 7 counts of sexual misconduct
• 64th house construction marks World Habitat Day
• One arrested in stolen truck case
• Scattered frost reported; dry week ahead
• Fire department testing hydrants
• Federal regulators meeting today with TVA on Browns Ferry inspections
• Mississippi slips among casino markets
• Grants will fund iPads
• Color casing a sign deployment is near for 115th
• 7-year-old dies in fire
• Child dies in fire
• Legislation could cause mass exodus of school employees
• Courthouse renovations continue
• Wall Street protesters have no intention of stopping
• Alabama home for TV, film industry?
• Red Bay Hospital names new administrator
• SEDA stayed mum about deal; company remained interested
• April tornado tragedy hard topic for children
• Many decisions ahead for Navistar
• Fight victim remains critical
• Study: Alabama second in women killed by men
• Patients should be aware of medical records rights
• Bronner delivers for Shoals
• County landfill opens Monday
• More questions than answers for immigration law
• Oktoberfest attracts all ages
• Man who bit off cousin's nose in critical condition
• Man loses nose in fight with cousin
• Dennis Hargett gives Lions a voice
• Computer science majors on the move
• Man pleads guilty to rape
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• Hispanic students vanish from state schools
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• Youth has its advantages
• Sherry P. McCreless, 61
• Hispanic students vanishing from Alabama schools in wake of new law on illegal immigration
• Man survives for days after car plunges off cliff
• NRC extends construction permit for Bellefonte reactor
• Military chaplains may perform same-sex unions
• Costumes popular for all ages
• Court backs schools on 'dining dollar' suits
• Obama praises killing of al-Qaida cleric
• Police still wary of immigration law
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• Sitting on the job can cause health problems
• Newborn positive for drugs; mother charged
• Officials: Lack of communications, power hindered disaster response
• Colder temperatures on the way
• Burn will spur new grass growth
• Annual Oktoberfest set for this weekend
• Workers petition Brooks for help
• 11 arrested in Colbert County drug roundup
• Sessions says area economies doing well
• Bobby Gene Borden, 74
• Historical board wants missing marker returned
• Katherine Johnston Millet, 94
• UAB Hospital issues emergency call for blood donations
• Local gasoline tax could come off books 15 years early
• Cold weather returns to Shoals this weekend
• Alabama to unveil more secure driver licenses
• Delta to resume Atlanta flights
• Habitat for Humanity accepting applications
• Paper publishes wrong photo
• Changes with licenses to go into effect today
• Man gets life for 2 murders in 2009
• Heavy smoke no cause for alarm
• Students, Home Depot team up for playhouse project
• Democrats say long road ahead for law
• Ceremony set for deploying area soldiers
• Students gather for See You at the Pole
• Federal judge refuses to block key parts of Alabama immigration law, including student checks
• Delta resuming flights to Atlanta on Nov. 1
• Cossey receives two life sentences
• Nuke regulators to discuss results of special Browns Ferry inspections
• Students begin day with prayer event
• Judge set to rule on state's immigration law
• State loan helps company create jobs
• Navistar plant could bring up to 2,200 jobs
• Man will stand trial as adult in homicide case
• State ranks low in kids' well-being
• Amazing Tribute to Hank Williams
• Navistar to open operation in Colbert County; 2,200 jobs possible
• Busy road to close next week during drain work
• Navistar to open operation in Colbert County; 2,200 jobs possible
• Navistar opening operation in Colbert County; 2,200 jobs possible
• Longleaf Pines Display Unique Growing Characteristics
• No injuries in school bus wreck
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• Moving cats means keeping close tabs
• Dental issues plague our pets
• Warm Hearts, Warm Pets
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• College St. Clean-up
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• MicroBusiness Investment
• For a National Energy Policy
• Brights Lights, Black Asphalt
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• Met On The Mountain
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• Old Brick Turns 191
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• No One is Left to Help with Harvest
• God & Football: An Evening with Chad Gibbs
• Events Series Opens Oct. 6
• Hollow Screams!
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• Alabama #3 in Business Pole
• UNA/Coke in Partnership
• KFC in Colbert Marks its 45th
• Youthful offender status denied for homicide suspect
• Second contract employee at TVA nuke plant faces charges of falsifying records
• Sen. Irons named Friend of Tourism
• Portion of North Pine Street closed for two weeks
• Massive 234-mile yard sale set for weekend
• Aldridge teaching music technology classes at UNA
• Residency verification can be done online
• McFarlane spending more time writing
• Commission OKs $11.9 million budget
• Sonic robber still on run
• Beach Boys headline fair
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• Arrests made under new domestic violence laws
• Raises included in tight budget
• Two recognized for achievements
• ALVerify to avoid lines under immigration law
• TVA engineer testifies as trial on spill resumes
• Tennessee fair opens today
• UNA's Chapple named GSC player of week
• Drivers get relief at pump
• Tornado recovery lifts hurting builders
• Company Facebook policies tricky
• City gets grant for square
• Taylor recalls days as nurse's aide
• Congressman Brooks to visit UNA this week
• Kids enjoy battle for greased pigs
• Severe thunderstorms possible tonight
• Lawmakers at odds on plan to avoid bankruptcy
• NASA to brief firms in Huntsville on new rocket
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• Most local public officials have gotten raises since 2008
• Officials: No Colbert hospital
• Spirit Hill full of Lion pride
• City Hall project fights setbacks
• Local brings home national banjo title
• 19 mail collection boxes to be removed
• Sunday sales could expand
• Cheerleaders responsible for getting crowd ready for game
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• More states make right to hunt bulletproof
• Obama lets states opt out of federal school rules
• TVA makes changes in warnings for water releases
• Dead people receive $600 million in benefits
• Fire damages house in Lauderdale County
• Satellite tumbling slower than expected
• Offenders can choose jail or church
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• Firefighters to host fundraiser
• Keeton will not seek re-election
• Man sentenced in burglary
• Wilson Dam Road to get new name soon
• Sam Phillips Celebration next month
• Police: Woman arrested after fight about coffee
• Sara Ruth Oliger, 71
• Man unknowingly 'buys' medical records
• Keeton will not seek reelection
• Man, woman charged with sodomy, rape of girl
• Kim Gonzalez back in jail
• Locals hear update on Redstone Arsenal
• Last laboratory school in state to host alumni reunion
• Judge sets hearing for Alabama professor accused in deaths of colleagues
• Police still search for Sonic robbers
• Fair continues this week
• Ameri Metro officials move to keep state officials informed on toll road project
• Secured website could help police departments share information
• New budget does not include raises
• Readers share tall whale tales
• CrimeStoppers rounding up cooking teams
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• Pilots: Air show safe
• Nashville airport has new baggage screening
• Proposed GM deal has 1,700 new Spring Hill jobs
• Developer announces west Alabama toll road
• BP oil not degrading on Gulf floor, study says
• Pilots: Courtland air show safe
• Russellville plans increase for school system
• Fun People, Crazy Hats at Park Place Independent Living
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• AU Should Retire Spirit
• TVA Showcases Recreational Diversity
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• Keller is a Top Performer Says Joint Commission
• Burr’s 35 Years is a Milestone
• Four Local Merit Finalists
• 3 Years Running
• Hall’s Lifetime Achievement
• Local Angels Help Light The Night
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• Cherokee approves part-time police positions
• Report: Mississippi Casino fortunes improve
• UNA's Osmond named Soccer Player of the Week
• Ex-Gov. Riley plans to ride again after wreck
• Exhibits arrive for annual competition
• Labor bureau statistics link education to unemployment
• Police search for suspects in Sonic robbery
• Lions Move Up to #2
• No injuries in school bus accident
• Taking the flag
• Lions ranked No. 2 nationally in coaches poll
• Limited parking affects UNA freshmen
• State officials look to regulate marijuana look-alike
• Fund established to honor 8-year-old victim
• Robbery suspects punched Sonic employee
• North Alabama State Fair arrives
• Commission saves on solid waste contract
• Study aims to alter police lineups
• Health officials stress importance of flu shots
• Boy, 8, dies in ATV wreck
• Commission to address budget
• Volunteers needed for trail cleanup
• Alcohol ordinance could change
• Some items deadly for pets
• Sheriff: Man shoots himself when officers entered house
• UNA science building estimates over budget
• Phil Campbell boy dies in four-wheeler wreck
• Three sites remain for new hospital
• Trash talk back on agenda
• Game gives UNA a look at the big time
• Landowners could be billed for annexation
• Officers watch out for texting
• Make Tree-Stand Safety a Priority This Season
• Huntsville mail processing facility could close under postal consolidation plan
• PETA urges end to pre-game tradition of eagle flights at Auburn
• Shoals unemployment remains below state rate
• Couch Theater
• Domestic Cats: Pets or Predators?
• Three accused of shoplifting
• Local briefs
• FAME owner earns national recognition
• Phil Campbell High School receives $100,000 check
• Fall a good time to plant trees, flowers
• Signs designed by local man
• Trail of Tears busiest weekend for Waterloo
• All systems go for rehab center at former hotel
• Officials seek solution to overflowing recyclable trailers
• Redistricting plan gets OK from officials
• Rick Hall to receive lifetime achievement award
• Police asking for help in finding four-wheeler
• Four local students named National Merit semifinalists
• October start for north Miss. Toyota facility
• Troy University may sell beer at football games
• Man charged with trying to sell stolen jewelry
• Brooks criticizes illegals, jobs bill
• Fair exhibits begin Saturday
• Coal ash spill lawsuit against TVA goes to trial today
• Bassel Joyce Darby Winter, 87
• William S. Dixon, 91
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• Dog’s leg action on a hair trigger
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• Shoals Storm Undefeated
• Montana Skies Shining in Florence Sept. 15
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• Appreciation to Many People
• Ready to Make Amends
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• An Asset or a Regret?
• An Icon Opens OnStage Year
• Is Chris Matthews 3/5 of a Person?
• THANK THE GODS FOR PANDORA
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• The Rumble of Motorcycles Returns on Saturday
• Celebrating Life’s Laughs
• Smoke, Engines & Music
• Gum Disease: The Silent Killer
• Local lawmakers hope Obama's plan brings "good debt"
• Feral swine destroying crops, wildlife habitat
• College’s land purchase debated by school board
• Visitor center plans advance
• Commission OKs new crime website
• Wanted: Input about tornado experiences
• New landfill nears completion
• Teen will be tried as adult on rape charge
• Mrs. Sallie Lelia Brown, 72
• ‘New normal’ in aftermath of tornadoes
• Railcar plant lands another customer
• Law & Order
• Man charged in altercation
• United Way kicks off capital campaign
• No probation for ex-magistrate accused of theft
• Inmates plead guilty in death of fellow inmate
• Man gets 20 years for assault
• Vernon Mae Marks Moore, 91
• Lexington downs Wilson in Top 10 battle
• Commission: Hospital best in Lauderdale County
• McAnally, The Civil Wars earn CMA nominations
• Fire victim dies
• No trash decision made
• Runoff from rainfall expected to swell river
• Preparedness to be tested by mock plane crash
• Law & Order
• City Council awards bid for water line
• City looks at reissuing 2003 bond
• Hershel Oakley, 82
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• 10 Ways To Be A Winner
• Q&A House-training hard for many small dogs
• DEALING WITH PET LOSS
• Small cats share stripes with tigers
• Ask the Attorney
• Soap Opera Preview
• Dave Says
• Ask Dr. Webb
• I’m In Partial Agreement
• An Ounce of Prevention...
• The Braindead in Washington
• Prayer Not Welcome
• Why Not Countersue?
• Happening This Week
• Courageous parenting
• RC&D from Southeast
• Traditions in Art
• Low Inflation Rate? Don’t You Believe It!
• Community Notes
• Selling is a Mindset
• Shoals Shorts
• Andrews in for Sav-A-Life
• Four Nods at CB&S
• Success on the Farm
• Retaining walls go up on Helton Drive
• Remnants of Lee drench Shoals
• Few jurors agree to give up court pay
• Student helps others after home destroyed
• Oka Kapassa returns this weekend
• Council to decide landfill dilemma
• Day of entertainment to benefit center
• Spring Park's Labor Day event oldest in country
• Brothers use party to give back
• Farmers can get assistance to harvest rain
• Inaugural Eagle Day next weekend
• Officials relieved deadline reneged
• Woodward Avenue resurfacing nears completion
• Woman burned in late afternoon fire
• Military Briefs
• Christmas for Kids program seeks volunteers
• Journal of Civil War commander to be published
• Mediation program sees results resolving lawsuits
• Officials: Alcohol contributed to groin shot
• Landowners say meeting about Wilson Dam Road widening optimistic
• State banking on incentives
• Apprenticeship gives workers a leg up
• Pastor appreciation event set for Oct. 6
• Jacqueline Anne Norris Burnett, 83
• William Carlon (Bill) Ray, 77
• Officials tour trash operations
• Trainers play key role in Friday night football
• Newborn a blessing for couple who lost everything in tornado
• News Briefs
• Grand jury to hear evidence from Carver Homes shooting
• Former Reynolds Metals chairman dies in Virginia
• Rape charges dropped against Florence man
• Rainy weather likely on Monday
• Charges dismissed in stabbing death
• PET TALK - Obedience Training
• Sheriff warns of impostor
• Lions victorious in first game
• Grant helps keep troopers on roads
• Growth means new government
• Woman sentenced for tax fraud
• Fire damages textile mill
• Prevent illnesses at fall tailgates
• B.P. Lovelace remembered as kind, caring gentleman
• East side reunion includes picnic, dinner and dance
• 1 dead, 1 injured after shooting
• Jet service begins today
• Colbert man drowns
• News Briefs
• Couple accused of filing false claim against police
• Layoffs start for circuit clerk offices
• Health office confirms rabid bats
• Former corrections chief free; another warrant issued
• Legislator: Atlanta water needs still a threat to Alabama
• Moments in Time
• Doves of Alabama
• Wanda Sue Boyd, 64
• Walter Eugene Henson, 58
• Marie Sims Williams, 91
• Disasters take toll on FEMA building funds
• Shoals Woman of the Year finds homes for abandoned pets
• Dry conditions worry foresters
• Commission approves taking over Barton Water Authority
• Funding focus of meeting
• Child passenger safety focus of $214,700 grant
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• PET TALK - Know the Nose… of Your Pet
• Bushman Going Strong After 25 Years
• DAVE Says
• CANINE CAUTIONS
• Soap Opera Preview
• Save-a-Lot Opening
• The European System Here
• Everyone is Passive
• Corn Muse
• Biz Taught Me to Love
• So, Balance Everything
• Fine Tools For Schools
• In What Direction?
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Celebrating Coon Dogs
• A Throw for Dough
• Mom Can Celebrate Labor Day With Us
• Tough Decisions on Immigration
• THE NSA IS AFTER ME
• Ask the Attorney
• Community Notes...
• Shoals Shorts
• United We Dine II
• Game Day is Back for ‘11
• Alleutian War
• Local Festival Celebrates Native American Heritage at Cold Water
• Lawmakers not shocked by ruling
• New Keller CEO feels at home
• Volunteers to join hurricane cleanup effort
• ADO director focuses on team notion
• Survey: Tuesday most productive of week
• News Briefs
• Alabama looking at models for drug tests for welfare applicants
• Officials say Bellefonte decision good for area
• Board to discuss Calhoun Community College land purchase
• Grant will help with free clinic upgrades
• Police unit focuses on domestic abuse investigations
• Local man recognized for grandmother's music legacy
• RegionalCare looking in Colbert for hospital sites
• George W. Bush visits Shoals
• Robot technology park: The next Silicon Valley?
• Pricing policies penalize drivers
• Tight budget for city schools
• Law targets domestic violence
• Local teacher makes FBLA Hall of Fame
• Defense drives Falcons
• Bobcats triumph in return to field
• Late touchdowns lift Red Bay
• Claunch, Smith lead Wildcats
• Wayne County pounds Union City
• Thompson a winner in debut
• Turnovers prove costly for Hackleburg
• Tigers cruise past Warriors
• Deshler sinks Russellville
• Murder conviction upheld by state court
• Bids sought for library expansion
• Local Labor Day festivities planned
• Police hope cameras solve graffiti issues
• Schools warn of impostors
• Law & Order
• Enrollment numbers decrease
• Producing football programs hard work for school volunteers
• Firefighters to host fundraiser today
• Vehicle rams into bank
• Boys accused of firing BBs at school bus
• Health care providers accused of stealing patients’ credit cards
• Marion man found guilty of robbery
• Squad members pay respects to brethren
• Safety first when temperatures soar on the gridiron
• State Board of Education member says teacher pay is OK
• College shows off training center
• Mr. Larry Larson Larkin
• Mrs. Laura Ann Linzey, 74
• Rich gets life without parole
• Shooting leaves 2 dead at Krystal
• Bicyclist dies after accident
• Man convicted of assault, will remain in jail
• Bentley, Hammon defend immigration bill
• Founder’s Day brings friends, family together
• Renovated track ready for public
• Co-ed gun class scheduled
• Law & Order
• Masked Bandit Is Up to No Good
• Jennifer Marie Porter, 50
• Howard Edwin Quiring, 96
• Back to School for Florence - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Playbook personalities
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Meetings Notes
• Complaints lead to drug arrest, cocaine seizure
• MPO endorses bike and pedestrian plan
• Nuclear plant evacuation route to get upgrade
• Fraud probe continues
• Rare earthquakes hits eastern US
• ‘Bonnie and Clyde’ beset by scheduling problems
• Student behavior law nears implementation
• Colbert County attempted murder trial under way
• Commission OKs redistricting plan
• Police search for 2 in robbery
• Couch Theater
• Belle Marie Geans, 86
• Mrs. Tina Michelle Shockley, 40
• Keith Glenn Crosswhite, 45
• Eli Weston Ingram
• Fly the Shoals!!!
• DAVE Says
• Quips & Quotes FROM THE ‘NET
• 1st Amendment Applies to All
• Riley is Not Above the Law
• Lukewarm & Divided
• Keynesianism’s Failure
• Ask the Attorney
• Refusal to Put Matter to Rest
• Happening THIS WEEK
• 30th Anniversary Show at Center Stage Theatre
• Faith Still Strong After 100 Years at Killen Church of Christ
• Remembering ‘The Man Who Had No Feet’
• Soap Opera Preview
• Family Legacy
• Ask Dr. Webb
• Shoals Shorts
• Robotic Lander Work Headed by Marshall Center’s Bassler
• Local Musician’s Studio Welcomes the Struggling Artist
• Driver indicted in 2010 fatal crash
• Construction of marina complex under way
• School system must do more with less
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Dropped purse leads to robbery arrest
• Pickwick Belle robbed, vandalized
• Facility could double workers
• Commission may choose weather sirens over shelter
• Bacterial disease blamed for fish deaths
• Reptile Emotions
• Horizon Oil Spill Issues With Never Materialized in Seafood
• Visitor Center still in works
• Cypress Creek dangerous
• Motorcycle wreck kills one
• Classes scheduled to help caregivers of those with serious mental illness
• Project will help town with fire protection, water supply
• Heflin picked for hall of fame
• Knives sold to honor landmark's anniversary
• The Big Day: Students move into dorms
• Hit-and-run victim to be honored
• Law & Order
• Law & Order
• ACT gains popularity in Alabama
• Officers: Cleanup of meth steady despite funding cuts
• Councilman proposes proper dress ordinance
• Senator seeks answers about who should hear appraisal appeals
• Lauderdale, Colbert counties score well in Alabama survey
• Professors warn about new sex offenders law
• 2 arrested in identity theft operation
• Official has plan for unemployed Alabamians
• Corvette organization roars on to national scene
• Increased patrols set to nab drunk drivers
• Studio owner prepares for Osmond tour
• Rape, kidnapping trial starts Monday
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Registration period extended
• Cash gift provides iPads at Florence High
• City bemoans status of two largest hotels
• Cities struggle to maintain cemeteries
• Mother, daughters face drug charges
• Judge delays ruling on location in murder trial
• State attorney general’s office files second request for execution date for Arthur
• Teacher kicks off fundraiser
• More inspections for Browns Ferry
• Lawmakers: Fed's lawsuit treads on state's sovereignty
• Law & Order
• West Point man found guilty in beating death
• Ex-president due in town for fundraiser
• Phone scam promises car, pile of money
• Businesses, law enforcement must adjust to new changes
• Man says stranger shot him
• Library may get funding increase
• Yucca plant draws attention
• News Briefs
• Mary Carolyn McGee Phillips
• John Nelson “J.N.” Marshall, Jr., 87
• Cordova Man’s Dream Trip Of A Lifetime Becomes Reality
• Full agenda for new hall director
• Vote nears over landfill, transfer station
• Hispanic students returning to class
• Private schools expand services
• Chandler's youthful status hearing moved to September
• Numbers game
• Road project to address safety
• Committee wants to fill jet
• Law & Order
• Police continue efforts to locate hit-and-run driver
• Couch Theater
• PET TALK
• Dove Season Weeks Away
• Dave Says
• Soap Opera Preview
• Ask the Attorney
• Police Assessment Forum Scheduled
• Coaches VS Cancer
• Blame Ice Stupidi-Tea
• The Hour is Coming
• The Literal Adherence
• The Giant is Awake
• Happening This Week
• Chipping Away at Education’s Core
• Let the Kids Play
• Resistance is futile . . .
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Honoring Sheffield Choral Director
• CASA-Colbert Strengthens Presence
• It’s SAPA Time
• Council takes steps to replace Life Center
• Commission hires animal control officer
• Community mourns death of Hendon
• Lockhart says recovery not as fast as hoped
• Storm-ravaged schools start class
• Smiles, jitters & tears
• Leader: Dems to rise again
• Police: Would-be robber jailed
• Council OKs downtown rezoning
• City looks into costs of annexation
• Meeting Notes
• Law & Order
• Law & Order
• Bike, pedestrian trail plan to go before MPO
• Police: Watch school traffic
• Family violence a growing concern
• Woman returns home for first time since April tornado
• Piano prodigy records in Shoals
• Lodging numbers maintain pace in Shoals
• Cockfighting on hot seat
• Attitudes about slavery changed after war began
• Representative to speak at local club
• Depot work could begin this week
• Lanes almost done on U.S. 43
• Petition seeks to put alcohol sales to vote in Lauderdale County
• Festival events continue today
• Residents joined fighting to try to save homeland
• Local musicians to play at Lincoln Center
• State lacks water management plan
• Hermitage Drive bridge closed today
• Firefighter certification available at local facility
• Grave marker in place for Deibert Park donor
• Man admits sex assault
• Law & Order
• James R. “Jimmy” Marsh, Jr., 58
• William Glenn “Bill” Kachelman, 82
• National Alabama to sell 95 railcars
• Lawmakers weigh in on mistrial
• Recovery efforts take step forward
• Heat relief coming next week
• Audience blasts Big Oil tax cuts
• Father faces child abuse charge
• Schools must do more with less
• ’Tis season to be aware of illnesses
• News Briefs
• Sweetwater Reunion celebrates 25th year
• Arrest stalls drug pipeline
• Edna Mae Lauderdale, 87
• Mr. Robert Oran Bush, Sr., 52
• Mrs. Ola McFall Barber, 92
• Brooks holding meeting at UNA
• Law & Order
• State not requesting waiver yet
• Local officials unsure of senior center's future
• Rain boosts farmers' optimism
• Hit-and-run driver indentified
• Coon dog cemetery restoration begins
• 2011 UNIVERSITY OF NORTH ALABAMA FOOTBALL PREVIEW
• Frontier living
• Betty Jean Guthrie, 65
• Water authorities look at service for Ittawamba
• Mo Brooks addresses crowd on nation’s debt
• Law & Order
• System causing schedule hiccups for local schools
• Unusual landfill water flow attracts attention
• Valentine not seeking re-election
• Closed UNA meeting not officially OK’d
• Waterloo man pleads guilty to two murders
• Trailers after tornadoes
• County hires consultant to oversee shelter program
• Capital murder trial set to begin Aug. 22
• Strange But True
• Mr. Elmer Earl Hipps, 90
• Signs of Improvement
• VAX PAX
• Dave Says
• Soap Opera Preview
• Rewarding Career
• Coaches vs. Cancer Gala
• Ask The Attorney
• Religious Book Religious Issues
• A UN Force to Keep the Peace
• Biblical Claim Untrue
• Happenings
• Geldings on Right Can Procreate
• Celebrate In Song
• Awake & Alive
• Cubmobiles Celebrate 35
• Ask Dr. Webb
• NAL Scholarship
• Community Notes
• The Mann for the New Job
• Shoals Shorts
• A Tuition Waiver for Storm Victims
• Reining for 1,700 Miles
• Puppy Love
• Some Speake residents OK with cockfight
• Free health screening offered
• Law & Order
• County selects Lauderdale EMS service bid
• Hermitage bridge to close for testing
• Waivers planned for school testing
• Crowd seeks to save Walters’ job
• Sunday wrecks claim 2 lives
• Cities stretch alcohol tax revenue
• Cattle’s Summer Needs
• Bass Anglers Sportsman’s Society is headed back to Alabama
• Rail group earns national charter
• Woman killed in wreck
• Cafeteria may not be serving on first days of school
• Making the grade in financial literacy
• Law & Order
• Residents say storms have made community stronger
• Authorities need help identifying suspect
• Leaders look to balance entertainment, tranquility
• Volunteers converge on ravaged towns
• Tax-free shopping continues today
• Scout collects enough school supplies for 175 students
• Law & Order
• Police: Man passed stolen checks
• Funds to be allotted
• Two robbery suspects arrested
• University of North Alabama student receives disaster funds
• Lexington customers advised to boil water
• Man charged with rape
• Red Bay native killed in attack in Afghanistan
• Mother sentenced to 30 days for failing to send children to school
• Trustees meet privately
• Cloverdale deals with storm damage
• Oil change standards can be confusing
• John F. Graham, Jr., 69
• Mrs. Nevada Exie Newton, 86
• News Briefs
• Woman killed in thunderstorm
• Lightning blamed in blaze
• Storm shelter program deadline near
• Former secretary says she will refile lawsuit
• Woman warns of scam
• Children break ground for play area
• Law & Order
• Mr. Wayne H. Cockburn, 84
• Authorities say stepmom put clothespin on child's genitals
• Local retailers gear up for tax-free weekend
• Man accused of attacking girlfriend, her teenage son
• Freshman Center orientation set
• Law & Order
• Redistricting plans tabled
• High school track not ready to open
• Help fill bus with education supplies
• Man pleads guilty in 2 deaths
• Billy Ray Mason (Bill), 77
• Mr. Charles Ralph Medford, 75
• IRS forms may shed light on hospital group
• Library budget boost passes
• Teen reflects on mother’s shooting
• Man sentenced in '92 shooting
• Man pleads guilty, gets life in death of infant
• Letters go out after report
• Governor says thanks
• Future road projects focus of meeting
• News Briefs
• Schedule change could improve debris pickup
• Moments in Time
• Strange But True
• Couch Theater
• Couch Theater
• Mr. Richard Casper Behel, 72
• Robert Marion Pollick, Sr., 68
• Handy Approval
• Dave Says
• The Dollar Stretcher
• Soap Opera Preview
• Stand Firm in The Faith
• Ethanol Into Water
• Traffic Light Needed
• A Reason for the Signs
• Happening This Week
• Stuff a Bus!
• Doris Dollars Back for 2011
• 2011 - The Year of School Choice
• My Brain Has Gone Phishing
• What To Do If You Are Sued
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Beautification Winners
• You Did To One Of The Least of These
• Justice Department sues to block state immigration bill
• Wrangler to rebuild facility
• Schools fare well in report
• Man shoots wife, himself; one other man injured
• Woman indicted in April assault
• Woman indicted in April assault
• Law & Order
• Costs for new City Hall causing concern
• Grand jury dismisses kidnapping charges
• Councilmen to seek more library funds
• Mom charged after kids found walking on road
• Summertime blues
• Meetings Notes
• SHOALS CULINARY COMPLEX OFFERS COOKING CLASSES
• Thompson Appreciates State's Marine Police.
• Hot Weather Calls for Cool Care of Your Horse
• Loophole threatens future of Haleyville sleeping bag factory
• Shoals crime rate decreases
• Homelessness also affects children, schools
• Courthouse offices moved to basement
• New library solar panels provide savings, education
• Sixth-grade students need shot
• Legislative pay up for discussion
• Food banks struggle with increased need
• Education leaders not optimistic about future funding for schools
• Local funds important to schools
• Man dies in motorcycle crash
• Property's fate uncertain
• Local homeless talk about daily challenges
• Public comment sought on road projects
• Park may open by Labor Day
• Funds set for railroad projects
• Police host farewell party for crime
• Battle lines being drawn in debt fight
• Summer rains soften power bills
• Public school report cards out this week
• Moments in Time
• Strange But True
• Former banker pleads guilty to fraud, records charges
• Swedish visitors soak up atmosphere
• Love of traditional American music led Dutch band to Shoals
• Law & Order
• Motorcycle ride to help hospital
• Board honors tornado victims
• Wrangler decision to be announced Monday
• Delaware youth group pitches in with rebuilding process
• Denton disputes gambling trial testimony
• Angler’s body found near drowning site
• Police ready to enforce texting while driving ban
• News Briefs
• Man convicted of bank robbery
• Farmers say workers fear immigration law
• Man hopes to bring attention to disease
• Board names new principal
• TVA wants to improve tornado response
• Willie Leona Pewitt, 89
• Lauderdale County submits names for board
• Officials investigate burglary of tornado victims' FEMA trailer
• Woman faces rape charge against 14-year-old
• Daylong search fails to find missing angler
• After tornadoes, TVA will replace emergency sirens
• Manufacturer, contractor cited for safety violations
• Law & Order
• Experts: Default would affect all of us
• News Briefs
• Couch Theather - DVD Previews
• Eastern Meadowlark Seen in Rural Landscapes
• 2 die in boating accident
• Courts hope to avoid limiting access
• Applications available for individual storm shelters
• New rules for sex offenders
• Grant provides 4-H summer program
• ADEM: Be specific when seeking brownfield grant
• Historical marker placed at school site
• Parent questions board about cheerleading policy
• Watercraft flotilla headed for Shoals
• Mary Katherine Henson Vail, 78
• Mrs. Lina Haataja Montgomery, 99
• Championship Memories
• “Owner Financing”
• Soap Opera Preview
• Dave Says
• New test for Lyme disease helps with treatment
• WILD THINGS
• UNINSURED MOTORIST COVERAGE
• What treatment is there for dementia?
• Jim Crow is a Democrat
• Promise Was Fulfilled
• Wealth in Many Hands
• Happening This Week
• Courtlands Return in Diamonds Sequel
• Celebrating Alabama Music with a Big Jazz Concert
• Reducing Growth Won’t Reduce Debt
• Listing of Free & Non-Profit W.C. Handy Festival Events
• The Dollar Stretcher
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Christmas in July
• HQ Move to Shoals a Wise Step
• Eliminate the Danger
• Officials suspect arson in house fire
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Four arrested in drug probe
• FAME Studios earns state tourism award
• County man questions garbage fee hike
• Avalon project funding promised
• Colbert voting districts delayed
• Gas prices continue to increase
• Local man takes home songwriter title
• Tourism conference in Shoals
• Hackleburg tornado victims focus on thankfulness
• Concert planned for kayaking victim
• Some airport appropriations remain unpaid
• Extension agent using Facebook to reach clients
• Cottonwood drainage issues could be solved
• Woodward Avenue work begins at 7 p.m. today
• Speake students to start fall semester in new building
• Law & Order
• Statewide auction includes confiscated airport items
• Joe Wheeler renovations under way
• Company finds new way to use asphalt shingles
• State setting up health guidelines
• Library asks for $250,000 for next fiscal year
• Shoals hopes to retain unity after redistricting
• Generations of musicians return to the Shoals
• Phil Campbell, Hackleburg get portable classrooms
• Experts to study dam
• Is Auburn-Alabama rivalry too intense?
• NWSCC receives nearly $500,000
• Families learn the importance of reading
• Anglers helping animal shelter with adoption drive
• Park service reveals vision
• Local Red Cross downsizing
• Garner ‘blessed’ by kindness, moves into new house
• Airline bid deadline extended
• Law & Order
• Magnolia State rivalry also intense
• Location choice key for fishermen
• Law & Order
• Grant sought for sewer repairs
• First time at Handy Fest? No problem
• Books-A-Million looks to become second largest bookseller in country
• Committee to discuss creek dam
• Colbert County plant cited for pollution
• Donations help marching band
• FEMA listens to ideas
• Suspect seeks juvenile status
• Budget woes close forensic lab
• June Marie Jordan, 84
• School board meets today
• Law & Order
• Police chiefs aid ‘brothers’ in Hackleburg
• Man sentenced in wife’s death
• Smith named athletic director
• Wilson Dam Road project clears hurdle
• Mayor: Landfill should remain
• Anglers prepare for weekend heat
• Engineers concerned about obtaining highway funding
• Senior Sun Stress
• School board to discuss athletic director position
• Law & Order
• Meeting notes
• Suspects plead not guilty in decade-old homicides
• Thieves target donation boxes
• Police: Man attacked mom with belt
• Research reveals rich past for Tuscumbia Landing
• Fatal wreck on 157
• County closes animal control after-hours box
• Resident urge councilmen to resign
• Wise taps Shoals for headquarters
• Couch Theather - DVD Previews
• Strange But True
• James Loyal Taylor, 91
• Mrs. June Marie Jordan, 84
• Mrs. Patricia “Lou” Miller, 77
• Soap Opera Preview
• People still spend on cherished pets
• Wet... Not Wild
• Dave Says
• Voice Heard Around the World
• Learn Higher
• Listing of Free & Non-Profit W.C. Handy Festival Events
• Hoping That Scholarships Weren’t Taken
• Who Can Redeem Us?
• Arrowheads on the Surface
• Majority Poor, Elderly
• Both Parties At Fault
• Happening THIS WEEK
• WC Handy Festival Underway This Week
• Caustic Comments Balancing on Edge
• CASEY ANTHONY IS NOT INNOCENT
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• Shoals Shorts
• An Agriculture Classroom for Some Local Teachers
• Amazing Grace For Storm Victims
• FEMA to answer questions
• Meetings notes
• US Diplomat McGee speaks at Florence Rotary
• Hall of fame hosting street strut for conference
• New sewer line will cost city more than $1 million
• Execution date sought for Tommy Arthur
• Sales tax renewal on ballot
• Police: Mother had teen steal credit cards
• Lack of minority teachers one reason for no renewal
• Stabbing suspect arrested
• Alabama suicide rate reaches all-time high
• Pet Talk - The Human-Animal Bond
• Dryness, Storm Aftermaths Create Fire Dangers
• Event a warm-up for Handy week
• Guzman family begins rebuilding home, life
• New police unit ramps up offense
• Officials mull EMS contract
• Greenhill cemetery added to historical registry
• Officials puzzled over China comments
• 15-month-old dies in wreck
• Organization commemorates 30 years in Shoals
• Law & Order
• Funeral home owner ordered to avoid Lauderdale County
• Phil Campbell residents' ideas sought on rebuilding town
• Garbage transfer costs outlined
• Renvations cause chaos for county
• Propery assessments upset some
• Annual benefit biggest of its kind
• Actor in town to record demos
• Retirement benefits may be biggest issue in 2012 session
• Local company awaiting word on alcohol sales
• School employee racks up 54 years
• Man stabbed to death; warrant issued for roommate
• Classic boats on display at Wheeler
• Toy gun collection reflection of man's childhood
• Law & Order
• Strange But True
• Moments in Time
• Delayed FEMA payment could result in layoffs
• Nonprofits lose tax-exempt status
• Mosquitoes prefer Type O when after blood
• Law & Order
• Lack of Internet tax costs millions
• Graduates struggle to find teaching jobs
• Progress Bank moving to Shoals
• Workshop teaches organic techniques to control pests
• Joint investigation leads to drug seizure, arrest
• Heat stroke blamed for man's death
• Wilson Dam Road expansion plan considered
• Student to conduct astronomy research
• Rickwood Road to close Friday
• Hearing set in suit against former cop
• Loans fill gap for tornado victims
• Wrangler delays decision on rebuilding plant
• Committee hopes Shoals backs regional jet service
• Risley parole denied
• Police provide a bit of summer fun
• Brake denied parole in sexual molestation case
• Law & Order
• A Real Act of Kindness, Leave Fawns in the Wild
• Majority of council wants to ship trash
• Swimmer's body found; family had past tragedy
• Walters to review complaints against school board
• Talladega crash victim recalls ‘crazy' day
• Interim superintendent chosen
• AU grant provides new computers for libraries
• Colleague: Hendrix put Anderson first
• News Briefs
• 2 dump debris to make a point
• Parole hearing today for man convicted for role in Pugh murders
• Bail set at $1.5 million in plot
• Heat advisory remains in effect for the Shoals
• Law & Order
• Mr. Loyd Henry Kelley, 74
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• DIVISION II FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME ADDING ALLEN, MCAFEE, AND BURGESS
• Mr. Billy D. Hendrix, 78
• A Mid Year Check Up! A Mid Year Check Up!
• Military dogs get new care standards
• PILL POPPING
• Planning for New Medical Center in Final Stages
• Soap Opera Preview
• Bradshaw Hall of Famer
• What’s dementia and is it fatal?
• Dave Says
• God Working Out His Plan
• Cut Excessive Gov’t Salaries
• Education’s Step Back
• Happening This Week
• Saddle Up!
• Another Season of Promise for UNA
• Ask the Attorney
• Five Generations of Ladies
• Shoals Shorts
• UNA Team Charting Star Clusters in Chilean Sky
• Celebrations from the Robbins Nest
• Community Notes
• Heat warning issued
• No bond for murder suspects
• Property offers all off the table
• Storm family gets new home today
• Resident files claim over fire that destroyed home
• Commission OKs changes for landfill
• Rescuers search river
• Walters clarifies new tenure law
• Law & Order
• Cancer in Canines
• Large Crowd Expected for Alabama Deep Sea Fishing Rodeo
• Study: Southern women die sooner
• Grants to fund books, mascot
• Schools awaiting SACS response
• Business owners mad about graffiti
• Search on for missing man
• Common sense key to four-wheeler enjoyment
• Insects destroying peaches, nectarines
• City businessman Jim Brink dies
• Quality of life helped to lure airport director
• Bid deadline extended for air service
• Past, present cast celebrates 50 years of 'Miracle Worker'
• 3 teens charged in slaying
• Time short for council’s sanitary landfill decision
• Grass-roots effort tries to alter deadly dam
• Groups file suit to stop immigration law
• Florence teenager shot, killed
• Teacher earns state career tech award
• Police searching for missing teen
• County man faces child porn counts
• Retail incubator sees growth
• Law & Order
• Songwriter pens song for Caylee
• Officials: Location reason for suit
• Pedestrian killed by car
• Lauderdale school board makes personnel decisions
• Exchanges affected by health reform
• Peaches, tomatoes and squash, oh my
• Civil liberties groups could announce immigration suit today
• School promotes possible Division I move
• Strange But True
• Keeping Deer Out of the Garden
• Locals divided on texting ban
• Bear Activity on the Increase in Alabama
• Locals divided on texting ban
• Body of missing swimmer recovered
• Summertime is busiest, costliest season for animal control officers
• Canfield to head industry agency
• Black Democrats sue over law
• Save water, collect the rain
• Walk to benefit diabetes research
• Haleyville man faces sex counts
• Almost records for heat, rainfall
• News Briefs
• Garbage rates to rise; texting and driving banned
• Residents complain over ‘micromanaging' board
• Redistricting to take place without resolution
• Woman indicted on drug charges
• Meetings Notes
• Falling gas, grocery prices may continue
• Crews search river
• City Cemetery to close at dusk
• Hot weather, storms thin crowds Fewer fest fans
• Soap Opera Preview
• Couch Theather - DVD Previews
• Rev. Vernon Carl Creasy, 66
• Mr. Elmer Hyde, 86
• Timothy William Manatt, 37
• Mr. Clifton Hinton, 87
• Simple tips for People with Diabetes to beat the summer heat and AVOID Heat-Related Illness
• Pet Talk-Shoo Fly … Don’t Bother Me!
• Preventing Problems
• Dave Says
• Making It Last
• Ask the Attorney
• Questions from the Heart
• Several Locals Excel at Alabama Sports Fest
• For Our Independence
• Christ Head of Church Body
• Legitimate Awards Proper
• Society of the Individual
• Stealing Our Liberties
• Remembering Bear
• Happening This Week
• NBC’s Attack on America’s Heritage
• NADC Hosts Handy Kick-Off Dance
• A 5K for a Cure
• Life, the Uverse and Everything
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Guntersville Native Will Help Ensure Alabama’s Musical Legacy
• The Vision of One Mann
• NW-SCC Champions Hard at Work
• Parking ordinance changes could happen
• Fireworks, festival, fun make happy celebration
• Officials believe man drowned in storm
• Uncorralled shopping carts can pose hazard to parked cars
• Cleanup crews leave, but storm debris remains
• Heart of the season
• Residents, city at odds over flooding issue
• Increased awareness of cycling leads to blower purchase
• Music, food set for today
• Debit fees affect local communities
• Soldier glad to celebrate holiday in Shoals
• Rehab facility to add six beds
• Red Cross combines Alabama operations
• Businesses slow to recover
• New playground enhances community
• City’s budget in good shape
• Show will feature Shoals
• Parole hearing set for Risley
• Muscle Shoals musicians back up Little Richard for Fourth of July concert
• Wayne County split by the war loyalties
• Split allegiances dominated free state's involvement in war
• Grant teaches energy efficiency to schools
• Commission looking into grant program
• Music, barbecue on tap for Fourth
• Workers packing up forensic lab
• Sculpture site still in works
• Mt. Hope teen raising bucking bulls for rodeos
• Burn ban lifted
• MUSCLE SHOALS
• Clock is ticking on landfill expansion
• Law & Order
• Suit alleges RSA has invested poorly
• City Hall gets minor repairs
• Spirit of Freedom Celebration set for Fourth of July
• Helton getting lane shift
• Area bicyclists say repair shop boost for Shoals
• After 18 DUIs, it’s prison
• Community proud of historic school
• Skateboard bowl finally open for business
• Mr. Robert James Alston, Sr., 55
• Mr. Clifton Hinton, 87
• Thanks for support
• Thanks for support
• Brooks: Economy biggest issue
• Board names new director
• New hospital in works
• Friends, family remember former UNA student
• Law & Order
• Independence Day event set
• Fireworks sales to benefit band
• Tornado-ravaged town starts thinking about world to come
• How seniors can beat heat in the summer
• Extra patrols set for Fourth of July weekend
• Marine police keep eye on Pickwick
• Tornado victims move into new home
• Moments in Time
• Board to discuss director today
• Sam 'Shoeshine Man' Perkins dies at 65
• Air service switches from to Memphis
• Former hospice owner pleads guilty to fraud
• Judges surprised by announcement
• Cobb resigns from Supreme Court
• Crews search for missing kayaker
• MOSQUITOES BEWARE:
• Metting Notes
• Law & Order
• Reward Increased to $5,000 for Information Concerning Bald Eagle Shooting in Mississippi
• Mayor comes to help
• Storms spawn floods, power outages
• Vote questions remain
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Groups: Animal abuse ignored
• Flooding damages new Town Hall
• Sinking highway frustrates officials
• Mrs. Ethel Novella Pruitt
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• Dave Says
• Pre-Approved vs. Pre-Qualified
• Bradshaw Hall of Famer
• Soap Opera Preview
• BREATHLESS
• What’s the difference between delirium and dementia?
• “My Kingdom Is Not of This World”
• One Sorry Job of Watching
• How Much Will Stay?
• Carnival for Folks in Franklin, Marion
• Taste of the Shoals Sweet
• The Chips Are Stacked
• Happening THIS WEEK
• We Should Give Roses To The Living
• CHOOSE YOUR DOCTOR WISELY
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• On/Around the 4th
• On the Register
• Register Early! NW-SCC Has Kids in College
• The Spirit of Independence
• Superintendent voted out
• New law in limbo
• Road paving not in plans
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Woman takes strides for education
• Wreck doesn’t derail Mitchell’s plans
• Burning ban still in effect
• Temporary classrooms expected this week
• Police: Beer dispute leads to arson
• Contract for renovations OK’d
• Board approves severance deal
• “No Burn” Remains In Effect Statewide
• Birdy in the Window
• Alligators – Natural Wonder or Dangerous Predator
• City soaks up alcohol sales
• Law & Order
• Undercover investigation nets 2 drug-related arrests
• Virtual help for teachers
• Residents worry about gap in radar coverage
• Window honors volunteers, victims of April tornadoes
• River walk nears completion
• Senator will try again for bill on parent visitation
• Museum looking for new home
• City ponders landfill’s fate
• Canadian woman won't let disability dampen her visit
• Law & Order
• Grant provides funds for sidewalk extension
• County to review renovation bids
• Will testimony ignite backlash for senator?
• Seven Points sees revival
• Timothy William Manatt, 37
• FEMA deadline extended
• Man accused of stealing cup holder charged
• New rules could mean more electronic prescriptions
• Neighbors charged in bust
• Coloring book helps fund Keller activities
• News Briefs
• Man charged with selling cocaine
• Sex shop owner faces drug, gun charges
• Man convicted of murder at convenience store
• Women see growing role in law enforcement
• Town ready to show off building
• Law & Order
• Betty Haddock Dowdy, 78
• Nancy Grigsby Thompson, 72
• Some to still get increase in salary
• TVA still on hot seat
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Electrical fire spurs evacuation
• CrimeStoppers sees growth in tips from public
• Four companies submit bids for emergency medical contract
• New insurance law making impact
• Highway project gets more money for cost overruns
• Students learn about disabilities in prelude to Helen Keller Festival
• Hot weather precautions apply to pets, too
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Rodeo benefits tornado victims
• Free shuttles available for Keller festival
• Man pleads guilty in robbery
• Airport gets new director
• Woman killed pushing car
• You can’t have too much information about rabies
• Moments in Time
• 1 killed, 1 injured in crash
• Man hit by car, killed
• Group makes a difference
• Back on the water
• Commission delays vote on redistricting
• Council to seek bond for upgrades
• Meetings Notes
• New law expands entertainment production possibilities in state
• Ex-employee accused of theft
• Watering ban lifted
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• UNA's Trey Mitchell Wins GSC Commissioner's Trophy
• Rescued & Relaxed
• Dave Says
• Soap Opera Preview
• Last Chance to Register for Disaster Relief, Loan
• Made It
• A COMMON PROBLEM
• The Thrones are in Israel
• Supportive, Not Punitive
• Good Christian B’s is Insulting
• Women Not Inferior
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Celebrate an Evening with Karen Kingsbury
• A Significant Event
• Division I Move is a Gamble at Best
• The Domain Transfer Scam
• Did He Really Say That?
• Shoals Shorts
• Scramble Generates $2,500 for CSC
• The Jackson Two
• New offer made for property
• Funeral homes see increased number of abandoned bodies
• Law & Order
• Cemetery vandalized again
• Delaware firefighters donate pumper truck to Hackleburg
• City to consider contract over landfill operations
• Developers plan to renovate downtown Cox Building
• Woman charged with ID theft
• Relief from heat
• $500,000 U of A Outdoor Learning Center is Complete
• New Fishing Pier at Oak Mountain State Park Now Open
• Black Bears Part of Alabama’s Ecosystem
• Russellville native named second runner up in Miss USA pageant
• Law & Order
• Abortion debate to continue in 2012
• Cicadas out, beetles are in
• UNA launches support plan
• Justice Department approves voting site change
• Some light bulbs will be removed from shelves
• County could pay for blunder
• Mobile home residents say they want refuge from severe storms
• Fundraiser to help baseball team
• Students will be allowed to use cellphones
• News Briefs
• Fourth Thursday event starts this week
• Most Shoals soldiers wore gray, but some joined Union
• Trash dumping not allowed
• Troops began to coordinate before Fort Sumter
• TimesDaily earns 10 awards in state contest
• Championship game to stay for now
• Phils, Phyllis lend a helping hand
• Father of eight credits family, transplant for a long, full life
• Law & Order
• Bans still in effect
• Council gives OK to zoning revisions
• Delta will end Atlanta service, fly to Memphis
• State replacing Mitchell Boulevard trees
• Police say mom tied, locked up 4-year-old
• Hundreds salute Red Bay soldier
• School imposes dining charge
• Man killed in collision
• City officials won’t talk about worker’s accident
• Official: Teacher, student had sex
• Law & Order
• Motorcycle officers train, compete
• Assistant principal resigns after accepting post in May
• Budget changes produce windfall
• Phil Campbells help out tornado-ravaged town
• Today is year's most cheerful day
• Veteran gets assist from Facebook post
• Swimming? Make safety a top priority
• Weight limit raised on bridge
• Volunteers sought for citywide cleanup
• Gladys Eudell Fuller, 83
• Historic trees among victims of April storm
• Aged overpass set for repairs
• Tourism office to pursue delinquent lodging taxes
• Drought prompts restrictions on water
• State will quit paying pickup costs June 23
• Robbery suspect caught
• Rodeo leaders hope weather forecast holds
• Registration set for turf workshop
• Immigration bill to track education spending
• Pest control professionals battle variety of problems
• Law & Order
• Front porch tours set for downtown June 26
• Road resurfacing work under way
• Mrs. Shirley Mae Ownby, 71
• Mrs. Shirley Mae Ownby, 71
• Burglar shot by resident
• Man killed crossing road
• Webster Hotel closes its doors
• Boardings decline over uncertainty of air service
• Road problems likely to worsen
• Soldier’s services Friday
• Symbol of freedom
• Employers confused over new immigration law
• News Briefs
• City to host state tourism conference
• Law & Order
• Collecting
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• LIO
• The Price is Right
• Quips & Quotes FROM THE ‘NET
• Dogs ease MRI worries
• Soap Opera Preview
• Dave Says
• How does a family choose a hospice?
• God Changes His Mind
• Gov’t Motors and Taxpayers
• Our Story Not Their Story
• Watch Where Donations Go
• Israel Failed to Repent
• Resolution is a Farce
• Happening THIS WEEK
• A Wildflower Walk on the Trace
• Watch a Wright Redesign
• Economic Data a Cause for Concern
• Ask the Attorney
• Nine Invading Nashville
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Festival Begins Next Week
• Public Input for Heritage Area
• Red Snapper Population in Gulf has Rebounded Dramatically
• Animal Hoarding: Indentifying the Disease
• Since UNA is going D-I, do it right
• Police searching for bank robber
• Search is on, again, for director
• Pierce: Division I vote ‘defining moment' for school
• UNA OKs tuition increase
• Water supply still low
• 55 dogs in need of home
• Skull identified as Native American
• UNA BOARD APPROVES RESOLUTION TO PURSUE NCAA DIVISION I STATUS
• Law & Order
• UNA board votes 6-3 to pursue move to Division I
• Proposal could cause split
• Site helps residents find memories
• Residents asked to conserve water
• Law & Order
• Local Elks have annual Flag Day ceremony
• Residents discuss incorporation
• FAA reviewing bids for airport project
• Expect delays on 64
• Local animal shelters can only euthanize by injection
• Gun club growing in popularity
• City plans to apply for a brownfields grant
• Repairs wait for cleanup
• Republicans see success
• Students having trouble finding employment
• TimesDaily earns six APA awards
• Board of trustees could consider two resolutions
• Should UNA make the move up in athletics?
• City buys property for drainage project
• Moments in Time
• Dollar General to sell beer, wine
• Killen man dies in crash
• Fewer volunteers for rebuilding
• Killen's boundaries expand
• Remembering the Can Man
• Officials: Man arrested calls himself an opportunist
• Local Briefs
• Investigation results in 14 drug arrests
• Bike trail plans available online
• Officer charged with bringing items into jail
• Law & Order
• Eric Bryan Morrison, 46
• What’s with the pink tents around town?
• Shoals men nabbed in drug raid
• Bill offers storm tax breaks for business
• Freshmen arrive on campus for orientation
• Shoals sweating like it's 1899
• Tuition to increase
• Immigration law toughest in country
• Family honors life of ‘Can Man'
• Weeden receives Lowe’s school grant
• Council members surprised by bond
• New districts OK’d
• Budget bills must pass today
• Fire causes slight damage to Wise Alloys
• Family will be first new homeowners after tornado
• Dave Says
• Collecting
• Former mayor seeks $100,000 over court case
• Councilman attacks bill to limit school superintendent election
• What to do about barking dogs
• Residents concerned about proposed road
• Cyclists applaud bike, pedestrian trail plan
• Hike not likely to cause rate increase
• Legislators continue fight to keep lab
• Report confirms accident
• Last-minute plan surfaces
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• Mrs. Alton E. (Smelser) Smith, 97
• Mr. Minor Dene Pannell, 84
• Controlling Damage by Vultures
• Fishing Guides See New Anglers and Old Friends Since Spill
• Jaguarundi – The Otter Cat
• A Great Family Picture
• History-Making Sisters
• Ask the Attorney
• Soap Opera Preview
• Distinctive, Affordable Steaks Please Diners
• Practicing Poor Maintenance
• Safety Is Top Concern
• Oil’s Huge Profits!
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Woodmont at 50
• On Merrill’s Tab
• Remembering Our Neighbors
• Shoals Shorts
• Shoals Elks Conduct Flag Day Program
• Justice For All
• ‘Fun’ding Helps
• Traffic striping project OK’d for Cox Boulevard
• Area students participate in state FFA conference
• Council could vote on suit
• Council approves four bids
• Intense, brief storm leaves path of damage
• Local mother dies in interstate crash
• Former business owner dies in house fire
• Trees downed, no one injured
• Comments sought for trail plan
• Law & Order
• Cold case unit ready to move on
• Drug task force fee bill passed
• UNA looks at adding parking lot
• Volunteers sought for new court programs
• Municipally-owned equipment destruction reaches $35 million
• Study shows colleges rely on lobbyists
• After storms, many install shelters
• Mom: Military chaplains said son died a hero
• History lives on at celebration
• Red Bay native killed in Afghanistan
• Kiwanis Club raising money for vaccines
• New director delays start
• Schools look at next step
• Colbert, Lauderdale rabies clinics open
• How new legislation could affect you
• Post-storm accidents common
• Residents celebrate heritage
• Demolition should begin soon
• Georgia water study raises many concerns
• Law & Order
• Storm victims urged to check contractors
• Father, son drown in pool
• Out-of-this-world journey leads pine to Ivy Green
• TVA fund will pay for pool renovations
• Scholars may have to pay
• With some help, Phil Campbell cheerleaders heading to camp
• Law & Order
• Chefs say ‘fun' food is key for children
• Volunteers needed for trail work
• African Heritage fest, walking tour Saturday
• Aid to include May 25 storms
• Racist language bill passes
• Redistricting plan passes with protests from House
• New bids sought for airline service
• Officials nix recall legislation
• Movie premiere to benefit rebuilding
• Town looks at steps for rebuilding
• Man killed by tree limb known for helping others
• Neighbor: Fire victim was buddies with child
• Rivers, Rice halls getting refurbished
• Jail contraband an ongoing problem
• Two men injured in separate tree accidents
• Tax break bills close to passing
• Hazard mitigation money available
• Former magistrate receives 5 years
• Redistricting plan goes to the Senate
• Festival events planned
• Man injured in Tuesday fire
• Students get OSHA training, safety prep
• Experts weigh in on year of extreme weather
• Gulfstream flying away from Shoals
• Project faces more bumps
• Tornadoes may affect enrollment
• Moments In Time
• TVA confronts safety, tornado concerns
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Accident claims Brooks graduate
• House rejects redistricting proposal
• Safeplace fundraiser set for June 21
• Tornado confirmed in LaGrange
• Debris cleanup to start
• Legislators, safety advocates want change in motorcycle licensing laws
• COLLECTING
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• Mrs. Lynda Dianne Napier, 58
• Soap Opera Preview
• AND HERE’S WHY…
• Repairs Underway at Tuscumbia’s St. John’s
• Dave Says
• SB 256 Doesn’t Incentivize
• GOP Plan Holds Us Hostage
• Not all old dogs need senior diet
• Splish Splash Caution
• The Dollar Stretcher
• One of UNA’s All-Time Greatest
• Beef Field Day
• Ask the Attorney
• So Grossly Misleading
• Profoundly Ill-Informed
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Meet at the Tavern
• Heritage at Home
• Sheffield Events Are Free
• Poor Treatment for Israel’s Netanyahu
• Ask Dr. Webb
• GOING FOR BROKE
• Muscle Shoals Kiwanis Hosts Tournament
• May 21 Kids Event Another Success
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Clinics Set for Rabies
• 40 Years of Street Rods
• Nu-Tones in Concert
• Arnold Named Keller’s CEO
• Students earn auto certificate
• Cicada invasion begins to wind down
• Water plant on target for 2012
• Family’s house mostly escapes the tornado’s fury
• Moratorium may strain nursing home bed space
• Purple Heart Monument dedicated at courthouse
• High school students collect backpacks
• City receives A-level bond rating
• Area looks to be city
• Mother Nature hits family twice
• Wreck claims life of man
• Memorial Day has roots in Civil War dead
• Homeland Security secretary visits local town
• Feeding the world isn't easy
• Festival ready for anniversary
• Pools, splash pads opening
• Water pipes need replacing
• Mediators to assist in lawsuits
• Debate heats up on bill
• Poles get paint the hard way
• Though headquartered there, IFDC not a part of TVA
• Nations conquer hunger through IFDC's world-changing work
• Guardsman killed in accident
• Use Caution with Those Cute Raccoons
• Mrs. Betty Ann McMaster Beavers, 72
• Paving planned for Woodward
• Bid to save plant gets Facebook boost
• Boil advisory ends; water safe to drink
• Amid the rubble, Hackleburg, Phil Campbell graduates move on
• News Briefs
• Local educators earn national certification
• Man sentenced to life in prison
• Shooting leaves woman injured
• After storms, water repairs are under way
• Junior ROTC program ends at Florence High School
• Senate OKs new districts, splitting the Shoals
• Renovations set for historic church
• ‘Google Earth'-like system helps storm cleanup effort
• Storms strike Shoals
• UNA police move into Keller Hall
• BOIL WATER!
• Power outage delays TimesDaily delivery
• News Briefs
• Food, music take center stage
• Recycle for your dinner
• Farmers hit hard by storms
• Project nearing finish line
• Republicans back Shoals district split
• Debris removal under way
• Bundle of joy tops 13 pounds
• Questions go unanswered
• Homeowners hope for relief
• Roving disaster centers open
• Liles named new assistant principal at Florence High
• News Briefs
• Homeowners, businesses may get tax breaks
• Arnold accepts post at Keller
• Nesting ospreys enjoy river feast, kids' soccer
• Moments in Time
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• May Their Sacrifices Be Remembered
• Mrs. Elizabeth Burns, 82
• Kell Livingston, 83
• Maintaining Quality in State's Game Animals
• Next
• Soap Opera Preview
• Ask the Attorney
• DAVE Says
• The Crime of Apathy
• Fine ‘11 Class at CCHS
• Help Hands Heal Hearts & Homes
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Memorial Activities
• “Swingtime” in the Shoals
• When the Pictures Over-Create Reality
• SHOALS SHORTS
• UNA Plans Military and Veterans Affairs Office
• Back to the 60’s
• Immersed in Culture
• Officials: Schools have to cut staff
• Couple rely on faith and a promise
• Lauderdale roundup nets 78
• Killen recycling program has success
• Rudolph leaves schools, board approves athletic fees
• Council awards water bid
• Prosecutors tight-lipped on arrests
• Bill could signal change for disabled
• Hubbard says budgets could go to Bentley today
• Law & Order
• Military reunions
• Bibb Graves Hall now getting needed facelift
• Seat belt campaign shows success
• Teacher keeps helping
• TVA audit forces utility changes
• Garbage pickups help curb illegal dumping
• Dress codes more lenient
• Construction flourishes in damaged areas
• Emergency officials learn from tornadoes
• Redistricting plan ditched behind scenes
• Many regiments from area recruited for war
• Area avoided secession but helped Confederate forces
• Storm victims get food help
• Hearing set on limestone quarry
• Tornado victims move into new house
• Man arrested in copper theft
• Air service in jeopardy
• Drug bill passage in question
• Twisters provide chance to refine storm warnings
• Tuition could increase 10.3 percent
• Pierce: ‘We've got to make a decision on this'
• Law & Order
• School registration set
• Collections switch to long-term needs
• Arrests made in cold cases
• ‘It’s going to be business as usual’
• Victim of hit and run dies
• New design is ‘historic'
• Redistricting plan splits Shoals
• Many storm victims underinsured
• FEMA urges victims to sign up for benefits
• Autopsy: Man died before fire
• Choir gets reprieve from tornado stress
• Get the most out of a tank of gasoline
• PET TALK: Sun Exposure and Skin
• Law & Order
• Fundraiser set for this weekend
• Increase in barge traffic expected
• Few sign up for produce coupons
• Study challenges definition of wealth
• Sociologists: Hard to get out of poverty
• 10 families displaced in fire
• Food collection quadruples
• Class offers chance to enhance driving skills
• Plan keeps Shoals in one congressional district
• News Briefs
• Mayor: Remarks ‘twist the truth’
• Law & Order
• Mennonites join rebuilding effort
• Avoid asbestos, insulation and lead dust exposure during storm cleanup
• James “Jim” Patterson, 81
• Mr. A. Steele Catching, III, 63
• Mrs. Willie Lorine Blevins, 86
• City reviews curbside pickup duty
• Mobile company hired for removal of tornado debris
• Water rates going up
• For many officers, it's a family thing
• Company seeks to suspend Sunshine settlement payments
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• New trail tools get used sooner than expected due to tornadoes
• Bentley Awards $155,535 for ‘Click It or Ticket’ in North Alabama
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• Ophelia Wylie, 88
• Mrs. Betty Cobb Goode, 77
• Mr. Archibald Steele Catching, III, 63
• Learn About Radon!
• AAU Blazers
• THREE STEPS TO GETTING THE HOME YOU WANT
• Hall of Fame Recap
• pet buzz
• KINDEST CUT OF ALL
• DAVE Says
• LIO
• Soap Opera Preview
• SIGNS of the PAST
• What is Palliative Sedation?
• NEW HELP FOR PEOPLE SEEKING SOCIAL SECURITY DISABILITY BENEFITS
• Happening THIS WEEK
• The Fish Vote for Florence
• Hard to Pray for a Kidney
• Fooled By “Huggers”
• Where is Allegiance?
• Blues Women
• Exhibit is a Rare Befalling
• Scale the Tipping In Their Favor
• Celebrating Five Generations
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• More Relief
• Funniest Fun Man Targets You for May 28
• Tip of The Day
• Monday's high coolest ever for date
• Victim's son out of jail
• City seeks opinion on majority vote
• Industrial site ready for development
• Council discusses speed limit near intersection
• Meetings notes
• Law & Order
• 98-year-old attacked, robbed
• Keller signs CEO job offer
• Environmental effect of storms still in question
• Who’s Been Digging in My Yard?
• Study: Happiness, government spending not always linked
• This week a time to honor, remember law enforcement
• Theater to be named for George Lindsey
• Music stores take donations for Phil Campbell school band
• Review brings garbage woes
• Law & Order
• Phil Campbells to help namesake
• Nominations sought for honor walk
• Commission looks to lease parking
• Haylee: One year later
• Two dozen tents slashed at arts festival
• Despite recession, art thriving
• Phil Campbell woman first to move into FEMA trailer
• Rebuilding a town has advantages
• Victims face tough decisions over future
• Some post office work to be rebid
• Musician remembers tornado victim
• Graduates multi-task while earning degress
• Trail construction progresses
• Lawmakers differ on job production
• Mayor: No Hackleburg without Wrangler
• Phil Campbell students get the royal treatment for prom
• Prom promise: Don’t text and drive
• Some remain hospitalized after storms
• Debris removal company hired
• Law & Order
• Graves damaged in April storms
• News Briefs
• News Briefs
• Police: Victim stabbed more than 70 times
• State’s priority: Getting schools up and running
• Son says slaying was self-defense
• Strong storms possible today
• Principal satisfied with trip solution
• Reward offered in teenagers’ robbery
• Burglary suspects arrested
• Cable installer accused of stealing credit card, keys from client's house
• Accused vandals likely to graduate
• Board tells storm stories
• Salvation Army says it's committed to tornado victims
• Commission looking for company to remove debris
• Florence, Lawrence innovative schools programs approved
• Sheffield man said he killed father in self-defense
• Police: Son suspect in death
• Bentley stops in area
• NFL great Brett Favre meets tornado victims
• Law & Order
• Grant to provide plant renovations
• Victims urged to sign up for aid
• Wall along river damaged again
• Commission OKs five storm shelters
• Mail carriers collect food Saturday
• City in running as fishing mecca
• Advisory panel examines finances
• Lake Guntersville State Park to Reopen Soon
• Ardelle (Tommie) Jones
• Students get the royal treatment for prom
• Two weeks later, a bid for normalcy
• Lawyer known for his ethics
• NRC cites Browns Ferry
• Man says he’s living proof that smoke detectors work
• Campaign planned for new airline
• Tornado victim gets chance to make music
• Scholarships given in memory of classmates
• No more proration expected now
• Law & Order
• Countless donations save the prom
• News Briefs
• Union official questions hiring
• Traffic stop leads to arrest
• Applied Chemical wins state award
• Gators, Snakes Topics of First Webcast on May 17
• James Thomas Darby, 90
• Collecting
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• Mr. Jerry Thomas Hines, 57
• Soap Opera Preview
• Still Going
• Q&A
• TAKE W ING
• Religion Not of Constitution
• Meeting Him in the Clouds
• Slothfulness is Rewarded
• Real Heroes Unknown
• Remember November
• The First Steps to Tornado Recovery
• DAVE Says
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Star-Studded Event
• Ask the Attorney
• Happening THIS WEEK
• LETTER CARRIERS' FOOD DRIVE
• Hannah
• Bring Your Old Backpack
• Apathy and Media Can Share Blame
• DISASTER STRIKES
• Collection Points for Donations
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Listerhill Matches Red Cross Receipts
• Photo
• Royalty at Colbert County High School
• Redistricting dispute begins for north Alabama
• Man killed trying to cross road
• Decision on debris removal contracts delayed
• Temporary housing for survivors taking shape
• Meetings Notes
• Officials to decide on vandalism punishment
• Council approves creation of boards
• Muscle Shoals officer receives ‘Biddle’ award
• Storm debris cleanup to start soon in Lauderdale
• Slaying suspect held on $100,000 bail
• Man dies in Sunday collision
• Program aimed to ease court load
• Coffee hopes to add fourth cath lab
• Local yards buzzing with return of 13-year cicadas
• Leaders work on immigration deal
• Woman charged in killing
• Relatively calm Sunday for workers
• Doctors set up makeshift morgue after tornado strikes Franklin County town
• Victim recovering after amputation, losing little brother
• Group vows to remain in Phil Campbell
• Forest industry reeling from tornadoes
• Redistricting, recovery dominate agenda
• A dark side among tales of humanity
• Negotiations over movie break down
• Video: FEMA flyover footage of the tornado destruction.
• Plans under way to remove mountains of debris
• Mom, family happy together after surviving recent tornado
• Dead chickens, lost pets among challenges
• Redistricting wars begin
• Service Briefs
• Jump in shingle prices hits storm victims
• FEMA director promises help
• Father holds hospital vigil for his two remaining sons
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• Local canine units perform ‘tremendous' in certification
• Radio waves provide communication link
• Phil Campbell students tells story of survival
• Women make quilts for storm victims
• Downtown parking hot topic
• Tip leads to 6 drug arrests
• Mary Frances Murphy Darby, 68
• Bill addresses school makeup days
• Variety show this evening
• Wammack writes song to help tornado victims
• Crews still clearing state roads of debris
• ‘God was holding us in his hand’
• Now’s time to remove pool covers
• Day of Prayer dedicated to storm victims, rescuers
• Students help victims
• Tornadoes confirmed in Lauderdale County
• Paramedic remembered for kindness, compassion
• Hackleburg students assemble for outing
• Elementary students return to classes with heavy hearts
• Law & Order
• Protection from home repair fraud needed in storm aftermath
• Help pours in from across the country
• Same safety rules apply for all tornadoes
• FEMA plans to deliver mobile homes to victims
• Disabled man was stabbed to death
• Student getting experience with Arabic life, language
• Wrangler workers lose ‘second home’
• School day storm disaster relief bill passes
• Dam to be closed for maintenance
• Hackleburg loses 197 buildings, 30 businesses
• Two injured when tractor-trailers crash
• Students returning to class despite tornado devastation
• Fun Fest organizers move event to spring
• Baseball player and Florence native helps with disaster relief
• Help offered for seniors displaced by tornadoes
• Law & Order
• Fishing on Mother’s Day?
• Opal Jewell Holt Smith, 98
• Twisters can’t blow away sense of humor
• Damages estimated at $119 million
• Folks pull together amid rubble
• Tornado survivors share tales of terror
• Man killed in his home
• Durham re-elected mayor
• Music returns to park
• Family, friends say goodbye
• Town supports new surgery facility at Keller
• Decision on rate increase delayed again
• Man accused of shooting wife
• ‘We’re going to die’
• Legislators move to provide disaster help for schools
• Tips for avoiding storm repair ripoffs
• Neighborly love
• Moments in Time
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• FUTURE HOMEBUILDERS
• Performances Shine as Sheffield Sings
• Miller at Home on 'Fridays'
• LIO
• MOTHER’S DAY
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• Silvas Share Stories of Hope, Triumph
• pet buzz
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• KEEP THE CLAWS
• Civil War History Lives at LaGrange
• Mudro Jr.
• Soap Opera Preview
• How is pain controlled by a hospice?
• The Protection Is Necessary
• Take Back the Control
• Supply and Instability
• Shoals Steps Up In Time of Need
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Performances Shine as Sheffield Sings
• California Native Miller Home on ‘Fridays’
• ON THE JOB INJURY DEFENSE UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT
• Lexington Superstar
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Iron Horse Performing with Shoals Symphony May 5
• So Cute, So Many
• City election today
• Law & Order
• Team plays on despite town's loss
• Disaster recovery center open
• Donations, help continue to pour into storm areas
• UNA athletes assist in cleanup effort
• Phil Campbell couple among string of funerals
• Water rate increase on City Council agenda again
• Students return to classrooms
• Search continues for victims
• UNA FACES DELTA STATE IN GSC BASEBALL TOURNAMENT FRIDAY
• Volunteers bring recovery
• Couple say grandson ‘had love for everybody'
• Church holds service in lot
• Obama: US operation killed al-Qaida head bin Laden
• Overconfidence not allowed
• Students, Keller Hospital main beneficiaries of tobacco taxes
• Park will enhance town’s recreational value
• Ornate windows replaced
• Courthouse renovation plans approach last stage
• Student makes ‘1,000 crane’ wish
• Displaced family seeks assistance
• Residents look to regain normalcy, routine
• Law & Order
• Gardening workshop set Monday
• Town pitches in to help neighbors
• Water project benefits 21 homes
• Legislators focus on jobs
• Recycling message never gets old
• College pays tribute to famous alumnus
• Man charged with murder
• Disaster declaration helps Franklin, Lawrence, six other counties
• Abuse victim: Empathy needed
• Storm victims flock to Shoals for supplies
• Chemists rock Earth Day
• Work on power lines, debris progresses
• Tornado victims
• Woman whose home was destroyed dies of injuries
• Churches plan services despite ruined facilities
• Jefferson sentenced to life in prison
• More than 150 participate in Special Olympics
• Official: Goal is new jobs
• Donations overwhelm emergency crews
• Mr. William B. Davis, 82
• Hackleburg residents ready to rebuild
• Want to help devastated areas?
• Price gouging law takes effect with state disaster declaration
• Local hospitals remain on alert
• Senate panel approves immigration bill
• Retirement reception set
• Left in ruins
• Couple have three good reasons to earn GEDs
• GED: Mom pushes on despite the odds
• GED: Siblings walk the stage for diplomas
• Debris carried from other towns, states
• Power outages cripple schools
• Cleanup begins in Shoals
• Meteorologist survives tornado that destroyed his home
• Times Daily customer service impacted by power outage
• Residents deal with shock of death, destruction
• Out of nowhere
• 'It's all gone'
• Storms leave path of destruction throughout Shoals
• Today's last day to vote
• Man jailed after rape accusation
• As storms ebb, concerns turn to river flooding
• Woman believes lightning caused fire
• Big Brothers Big Sisters deals with budget shortfalls
• Alabama Music Hall of Fame hires director
• Students get look at shuttle program
• Schools chief suggest sales tax
• 3rd mom in a week charged after baby tests positive for drugs
• Storm topples trees, damages homes
• News Briefs
• Shelton: First Amendment, newspapers remain essential
• Hearing set for heritage area plans
• Florida couple indicted for bank robbery
• Hudson's letter case settled; no prison time
• Rain washes out temporary bridge
• GED Grads at NW-SCC
• Webb Named Top Volunteer
• Howard Drake, 91
• Couch Theater - DVD Previews
• Dave Says!
• Red Snapper Season Opens June 1
• Soap Opera Preview
• Put The Cure Into Law
• More Value on Human Life
• Need More Like Them
• 3 Lanes Crossing
• State’s Largest Fight Card
• Happening THIS WEEK
• A Spirit of Redemption
• Class Envy Policies Don’t Solve Issues
• CHANGE IN WORKERS COMPENSATION LAW
• Your Chance to Make an Investment in the Shoals
• CHARGEBACK SCAM
• Community Notes
• Lauderdale’s County FBLA Students
• Trojan Strength
• Beautiful
• TVA seeks public input on land use
• Donated formal wear makes prom dreams reality
• Residents share concerns with congressman
• Severe weather possible
• Playing it safe
• Event to benefit ‘Scholar' program
• Meetings Notes
• Law & Order
• CEO could be named next month
• Meth drug battle under way
• Budget cuts won't just affect employees
• Woman injured on four-wheeler
• Law & Order
• Survey will shed light on campus alcohol use
• Ms. Hoots home and healthy
• Costly civil cases double
• Woman donates kidney to brother
• City unlikely to auction former club
• Woman struck, killed by car
• Two-lane nightmare
• Law & Order
• City gets approval for alternative plan for school overpass
• Meeting to discuss historical resources
• Cooperative effort on new timber law
• Sweetwater Mansion called cultural treasure
• Prosecutor sets campaign over outstanding warrants
• Seniors adjust to new venue
• Child abuse conference planned to coincide with prevention month
• Bill would add fees to drug cases to help fund unit
• Budget slashing doesn't just affect court system
• Cuts lead to fewer jury trials
• 7-year-old's gifts benefit St. Jude
• News Briefs
• Newborn tests positive; mom facing charge
• Town wants a little peace and quiet
• Best-selling author Beverly Barton dies
• Ms. Hoots finally coming home
• Tip leads to meth discovery, arrests
• Caucus resolution advances to House
• Law & Order
• Child’s death spurred passion for environment
• Truck veers off bridge into creek
• Local briefs
• Women majority in state, but not Senate
• Community celebrates lions' birthdays in style
• Collins, Greer amend bill
• Date for execution sought
• Physicians and hospital to join to operate center
• Meeting Notes
• Proposed bills would replace RSA boards
• News Briefs
• Woman injured in shooting
• Concerts raise $7,000 for hall
• Storm leaves trail of damage
• Owner catches burglar in the act
• Two men jailed over fishing equipment theft
• Law & Order
• Artifacts point to first inhabitants
• Voters OK property tax renewal
• SEDA seeks company input on workforce
• Council gives green light to property sale
• Trial in ’92 murder case rescheduled
• Expected storms could prolong river flooding
• Weeklong blitz to raise funds, awareness for program
• Area legislators take several paths to pay increase decisions
• Employee accused of taking aluminum from business
• Commission opposes pay raise
• Naked man charged with burglary
• Experts present workshop on the Dobro
• Airline may take over in July
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Moments in Time
• Governor Declares April 23 “Picnic in the Park Day”
• TVA Police Make Arrests
• Couch Theater
• Roger L. Stephens, 85
• Joseph G. O’Grady
• Gloria Hayes Ferrell
• Sarah Jane Poole, 66
• It’s competitive!
• Earth Friendly
• ON THE MOVE
• DAVE Says
• Soap Opera Preview
• Ask Dr. Webb
• Their Evil 50- Year Agenda
• Summer Games for Alabama
• A Comedy of Junk Lovers
• Inane, Yet Consistant
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Footballs at the Relay
• Social Security Stagnant Again
• Closing Loopholes Not a Silver Bullet
• Trust Fund Agencies Sponsor Conference
• Ask the Attorney
• Championship Career
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Great Contest
• Adding Degrees is A Matter of Economics
• Nursing Home Ministry is Stuffed with Love
• Commissioners expected to oppose pay raise bill
• 2 face charges after weekend spree
• Town moves to upgrade sewer system
• Witnesses: Fight over photos led to car assault
• Council agenda: Raise water rates, move land sale forward
• Study: Students need alternative to college
• Rising water sends campers fleeing
• Council to create new board
• Hearings on charter schools set Wednesday
• City officials seek meeting with Colbert Heights group
• Law & Order
• Meeting Notes
• A Weekend Workshop with the Marines on Parris Island
• Women struck by car
• Proposed bills restrict access to abortion
• Professor: Nonverbal cues can indicate lies, deception
• Law & Order
• Conference will provide training for dispatchers
• Caucus to Atlanta: Find other resources
• Commissioners waiting for word on water projects funding
• Percussion group earns world title in competition
• Law & Order
• Election to follow incorporation OK
• Tax returns due Monday
• Courthouse project ready for next phase
• Low-weight bridges to be replaced
• Crosswalks pose problems for motorists
• Councilman: Beautification board needed
• Athens claims area title over Russellville
• County targets old tires
• Musicians tee off for children
• Schools make gains in graduation rates
• Quarterback question lingers for Tide, Tigers
• Tuesday's the day for tax vote
• Court denies Arthur request
• Manush family fondly recalls Tuscumbia baseball legend
• News Briefs
• Early voting sees low turnout so far
• Kids get creative at science fair
• Job outlook a bit rosier across state
• Governor declares emergency
• Law & Order
• Mrs. Virginia Lorene Parrish Gandy, 76
• Officers 'serve' to raise money
• Officials urging votes for city
• Officials: City pension plan is in sound shape
• Sign improvements come at a cost
• Cause determined in senior center fire
• Concerts raise funds for Alabama Music Hall of Fame
• Fraternity shoots for moon jump goal
• Safety first for cyclists
• Wildfire consumes more than 80 acres; homes spared
• Law & Order
• Michael Allen McDougal, 60
• Quail Need Wild, Weedy, Wooly Areas
• Late-night fire damages center
• Loretto woman dies in wreck
• Tea party groups set Tax Day rallies
• Fundraiser looking for bowling teams
• Bridge replacement project is under way
• Educators say tenure helps protect jobs against politics
• Florence drug lab expected to close
• Students salute First Amendment rights
• Law & Order
• Texas Box Turtle….A Good Pet for You?
• News Briefs
• Hair, fibers found inside getaway van
• By candlelight
• Mother arrested after baby tests positive for marijuana
• Legislators’ wives make Shoals tour
• A year later, music hall of fame lacks director
• Battalion opens lines of communication
• Law & Order
• Officials say budget on target
• Rev. James Earl Dixon, 92
• Leonard Charles Leadford, 78
• Willie Elbert Morgan, 82
• Julius (Jute) Malcolm Morrison, 83
• Couch Theater
• Passover Void of Any Rabbits
• Ghosts Are Not of Humans
• Exposing His Own Racism
• DAVE Says
• The Better Part
• Soap Opera Preview
• Successful Clean-up in Florence
• Same Paranoid Fringe
• Critics Are ‘Unpatriotic’
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Standing Against Decline
• Soups: Only Part of the Fun
• Dogwoods Usher the Spring Season
• GONE PHISHIN’
• Ask the Attorney
• All In The Family
• Community Notes
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Beck an MDRT Designee
• Baker Elected AL President
• NACCH is Her Choice
• Food Run is April 16
• Cops to Seat, Serve Patrons
• An Education for All Shoals Students
• NEW HOSPICE PARTNERSHIP
• Keller is a 5 Star
• For Quake Victims
• Pet Time!
• Officials splurge on BP's dime after oil spill
• Wreck victim remembered for her smile, personality
• Stroke patients relearn to read with aides’ help
• Town Council delays hiring police officers
• Domestic call leads to whiskey still
• Police look for home invasion suspects
• Commission: Keep counties in same district
• Business installs outlets at market
• Drivers facing delays, closures on US 43
• Law & Order
• Perfecting the Turkey Gobble
• What are the Warning Signs of Autism in Children?
• Baby Bird Season in Full Swing
• Woman critical after wreck
• Administrator: Audit to be released in about 45 days
• Manush's name to be major part of ball field
• Officials hope rewards will curb vandalism
• Jurisdictional fees, coverage common issue in many areas
• Police: Education campaigns are success
• Legislative raises face ire
• Smoking ban remains point of contention
• Families must get city permission for access to cemetery
• Road project could have begun in 2008, judge says
• 1 in 7 residents Hispanic
• Man dies in motorcycle wreck
• Study: More young people entering nursing homes
• Suzuki coming back to Shoals
• Homegrown authors mark library week
• Household garbage, recyclables don’t mix
• School recognized for academic excellence
• Van used in bank holdup found
• Film industry lauds rebate changes
• Hundreds participate in Civil War re-enactment
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Custodian teaches lesson of unselfishness
• Authorities looking for 2 bank robbers
• Man dies in accident
• Tickets still available for concert
• Art-ism exhibit set this weekend
• Former police officer faces indictment in fatal accident
• Motorists urged to use caution during project
• Transportation director: Funds scarce
• Flying mutts a big hit with crowd
• Law & Order
• Eugene (Brandon) Turpen, 91
• Let's talk religion
• Arrests made in burglaries
• Meeting Notes
• Law & Order
• Three finalists hope to be face of Listerhill marketing campaign
• Shutdown would have impact on Shoals area
• Senate bill would remove caps at schools honoring PACT contracts
• Man accused of sexting with teen
• Board approves bid to build track
• Indictments issued in fatal wreck
• Tips lead to arrests
• District hires new principals
• Maintenance helps life span of mowers
• Water rate hike awaits council vote
• Haylee inspires third-graders
• TOPS’ Ten Overrated Restaurant Items
• Robert (Rob) Reeder Price, 49
• Commission: Morris can't vote on sale
• Law & Order
• Police seeking suspect in two armed robberies
• Mystery skull off to Florida
• Contest celebrates Alabama music
• Leighton man faces rape charge
• My March: Trips, family and masalas
• Public forum set on quarry plans
• Town Creek expected to fall below flood stage today
• VOCAL candlelight vigil set
• Elementary school ranks among best
• 2 teachers vying for state’s highest education honor
• Tournament participants say Shoals fishing fans enthusiastic
• Council OKs hiring two police officers
• Weighed & measured
• Pendleton votes against district unity resolution
• House OKs immigration bill
• Coma victim awakes, says wife shot him
• Louisiana company to operate hospice, home health services
• Hit-and-run suspect turns himself in
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Undercover probe leads to 19 arrests; three more sought
• Arrest warrants issued for robbery suspects
• Delay expected in capital murder trial
• County seeking home for park manager
• Water project moves step closer to construction
• Georgia Lee Clemmons Behel, 88
• Mr. Edward Riddle, 81
• Mr. Jimmy E. Worsham, 63
• Mrs. Jeanne Marie Petit Bell, 87
• Mr. Harry DeForest Cowley, 85
• ONE SHOALS.
• Soap Opera Preview
• BOOMING BUSINESS
• Ask the Attorney
• DAVE Says
• Learning to Share Mom and Dad
• Weld Done
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• FIRESTONE, SCA, WISE SPONSOR Recycling Bags Through SSWA
• Their Welfare Our Concern
• Destined For Stardom
• Covenants Are Being Violated
• Mulch Instead of Burning
• The Burden of Proof
• Happening THIS WEEK
• The Land, People, and the Conflict
• Diffusing Diabetes
• Rich Voices from Poor Countries
• Guest Editorial
• Community Notes
• Shoals Shorts
• Double Bonus
• The Publix Interest
• Have-A-Heart
• Operators say failed valve not a threat
• Colbert Heights residents threaten boycott
• Worker arrested in bribe scheme
• Riley gets death for 2005 murder
• Council OKs park plans
• City to discuss water rates
• Board reviews requests for documents
• Storms move through Shoals
• Legislature to debate immigration bill
• Meetings Notes
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• W.C. HANDY MUSIC CAMP REGISTRATIONS BEGINS!
• W.C. HANDY MUSIC CAMP REGISTRATIONS BEGINS!
• Low Carb for Cats
• Low Carb for Cats
• The Parks - Where Memories Are Made
• The Parks - Where Memories Are Made
• Police want hit-and-run driver to come forward
• Tax revenue up in Shoals
• Former country club on Tuesday's agenda
• Nine-year-old starts business
• Portion of East Avalon closed
• School collecting old cellphones for money
• Life wellness workshop seeks more leaders
• Strong winds, storms likely
• Rare fish being considered for federal protection
• Video teleconferencing OK’d for use in juvenile hearings
• Security lights to be installed
• Musicians use different means of promotion
• Man dies in hit-and-run
• Are schools ready for tornadoes?
• Volunteers work on new library building
• Shiloh hosts glimpse of Civil War history
• Puerto Rico deserves vote on statehood
• Program gives teen second chance
• Independent Bank second in profits in Alabama
• Taxpayers foot the bill for sign vandalism
• Not the best time to take charge
• Police: Mom left kids alone
• Health care for inmates going increasingly private
• Park to be named for athletic director
• News Briefs
• Artist prepares to start sculpture
• Downtown park plan in the works
• Spirit of Freedom: Bigger and better
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• Robert Ellis Hornbuckle, 83
• Waterloo residents express concern about storm shelters
• County delays court layoffs
• Agency's funding cuts means more competition for grants
• Colbert man accused of using fake prescriptions
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• Local briefs
• Residents leery about timing of construction
• 911 proposal worries officials
• Closure date of Partlow delayed
• Easy to honor Earth Month in the Shoals
• Governor declares general fund proration
• In poor economy, rescue agency reporting more neglected horses
• Howard Wilks, 94
• Decision about court layoffs expected today
• Jefferson faces life in prison after guilty verdict returned
• Bills seek to ban certain methods of euthanization
• Warrantless arrest bill advances to full House
• Covenant hires new administrator
• Discount website launches Monday
• Bank robbery suspect, friend face tax counts
• Couple accuse officer of stealing their money
• Webster Hotel guests weather cold, dark night
• Franklin County man indicted for explosives
• Fire department awarded funds
• Walkers to bring awareness of abuse
• Law & Order
• Mrs. Sylvia Melton, 83
• Couch Theater
• Couch Theater
• Mrs. Bobbie T. Prigge, 79
• Suspect named in 911 call
• Transplant advances prolong more lives
• House passes funding bill
• Mom seeks answers in destruction at cemetery
• Secret Sisters step up for music hall of fame
• Quarry proposal draws protests
• Campaign posts $50,000 increase
• Law & Order
• Roy Chester Stanfield, 75
• Mr. Lois Maury (Joe) Coburn, 93
• Ask the Attorney
• 4th Grader is Early Scholar at UNA
• Challenge Winners
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• RELIEF FOR JAPAN
• Soap Opera Preview
• DAVE Says
• No Disaster Preparation
• Despicable DoubleSpeak
• Happening THIS WEEK
• It’s Clean- Up Time
• Isbell, Unit at Shoals
• Kennedy-Douglass Center Hosts Sculptural Basketry
• Knowledge, Values Are On The Decline
• 4G ISN’T!
• A Mile in Their Shoes
• Renaissance Faire Ready For Year 25
• Community Notes
• We Ask For Easter Colors
• Sledge Coated at Auburn
• McDaniel Will Host Eli Gold
• $1,960 from Class of ‘60
• Pro Anglers from 27 States Converge on Shoals
• A Winning Team
• Baby sitter's bond set
• State ranks second in poor eating habits
• Voter photo ID bill up for vote today
• Airport director plans to retire
• ‘Giving hearts'
• Probe into fire's origin under way
• Brooks touches on military, economy
• Snow-White faces off against Rose-Red
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• How Old Is That Gobbler?
• How Old Is That Gobbler?
• Ivey Selected as Vice Chairman of National Aerospace Organization
• Ivey Selected as Vice Chairman of National Aerospace Organization
• A 25th Birthday for Weeks Bay Reserve
• A 25th Birthday for Weeks Bay Reserve
• Testimony begins today in Mother's Day death
• Realty company to auction county property near landfill
• Local police awarded medals
• Surplus sales can mean big money
• City wants updated nepotism policy
• Social networking used in pregnancy program
• Schools work through transition
• Police officers focus on ‘quality of life' complaints
• Fluoride levels may be on decline
• Franklin County grand jury
• Ensemble looking for win at championships
• $19 million Red Bay bypass project continues
• Official: Kids in school by age 6
• Couple warn of phone scam
• State eyes indigent system
• Cash woes hit forensic laboratories
• Officials plea for Shoals to stay intact
• Leaders to emphasize Shoals’ importance to highway director
• Officials set citywide spring cleaning
• Law & Order
• Mayor confident lighting project will take place
• Florence officially getting a Publix
• Differences between Browns Ferry, Japan reactors highlighted in tour
• Man accused of rape
• Law & Order
• Two men charged in meth production
• Heavy rainfall, isolated tornadoes possible today
• Man charged with abusing brother
• Cop accused of sexual misconduct
• ‘Nashville Cat’ Briggs honored at Country Music Hall of Fame
• Haleyville man charged in theft of company files
• Student charged over fire
• Rebecca Murphy Jefferies, 60
• Pilati released from prison
• Law & Order
• Man indicted for sexual abuse of 2-year-old girl
• Local briefs
• Two Franklin residents indicted for making threats
• ‘On the road history lesson'
• Police chief’s DUI trial will be moved from Shoals
• School board cuts grades at Cloverdale, Anderson
• Agency struggles for funds
• Colbert County Ag Day allows students to display skills
• AARP sponsors tax aid service
• Mrs. Voncile Moore Bowling, 85
• Air show features Travis Wammack
• News Briefs
• Lauderdale County campgrounds to open
• Boys returned; sitter extradited
• Man indicted in killing
• Florence man indicted for bank holdup
• School start date bill stumbles
• Remember the important things in life
• Officials plan next athletics move
• Busy year for fishing tournaments in the Shoals
• Brooks blasts Obama over Libyan attack
• Warrantless arrest bill stalls
• Law & Order
• Shooting case to go to grand jury
• Sprucing it up
• Officials snuff out retiree program
• Ex-treasurer to spend two years in prison
• Consultant sees untapped potential for tourism cash
• Geiger counters in high demand following quake
• Marijuana still king among illegal drugs
• Group gives rewards for tips
• Colbert man sentenced to 20 years in shooting death
• Florence joins fight to stop gas price increase
• Man sentenced over workplace damages
• Youth encouraged to ‘kick butts’
• Rowena House Morgan, 72
• Danny Rea Dodd, 61
• Lucinda (Cindy) Diane May Gresham, 51
• Joseph Earl Chambers, 80
• Mary Elizabeth Myrick, 81
• Mr. Billy Clay Carter Jr., 48
• Quips & Quotes FROM THE ‘NET
• Quips & Quotes FROM THE ‘NET
• 1991 Revisited
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• Your dog loves you even if you’re nuts
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• PREVENT AN ER VISIT
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• Dems Plead Case For Convention
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• Respecting the Sanctuary
• Would Rather Risk Terrorism
• America’s Holocaust
• Fighting for Freedoms
• Form of Intimidation
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• Art From Around the World that Fits in a Shoe Box
• Japanese Quake is Our Wake-Up Call
• Big Bass Bash
• Ask the Attorney
• Drive Green Challenge in Athens March 29
• Drive Green Challenge in Athens March 29
• Steve Trash in HD!
• Steve Trash in HD!
• Community Notes
• Corley’s Paper is Accepted
• UNA Instructor Top PR Person
• Kennedy Is a 20 Under 40
• Willingham Recognized
• Mars Hill One of Five Playing Carnegie Hall
• Cutting Their Teeth
• World of Wheels
• Beavers' single lifts Sheffield
• Gulfstream awarded air service in Shoals
• Northwest-Shoals suspends athletics
• Research debunks midlife crisis
• City OKs revenue warrant for sewer rehab
• Fire smoldering at plant
• Locals to rally for Partlow closure
• Law & Order
• Pre-kindergarten registration set
• One man shot after dispute
• Majority Oppose Expansion of Dear Season
• The Seriousness of Stomach Aches
• Lobbyists still force in government
• Local soldier honored for protecting fellow troops during insurgent attack
• Safe Exchange seeks funding
• Design firm set for labs
• Colbert man dies in wreck
• Fire destroys Americycle building
• Author reveals secret diaries of Holocaust survivor's life
• Tour touts music hall of fame in the Shoals
• Commissioner throws hat in mayoral ring
• Caucus: Yes to public access
• Law & Order
• Police chief charged with DUI will return to court Thursday
• School sharpens budget ax
• Officials say tourism cuts will hurt state
• Shoals sees great progress in floodplain management
• News Briefs
• Mars Hill school band to perform at Carnegie Hall
• Recycling bags are available
• Run to raise cash for scholarship
• Officials: More fire fatalities last year
• Super moon to light sky
• Committee approves grants
• Work begins on Lauderdale landfill expansion
• Co-op showcases career paths
• Ivey appoints Bedford, other senators to Medicaid panel
• Law & Order
• Man injured in motorcycle accident dies
• Working mothers most likely to volunteer
• Experts criticize design of plant
• Couple plead guilty in death
• Bronner paints bright future for Shoals
• Flood leaves damages at harbor
• Despite showers, drought remains
• New pumper increases firefighting abilities
• Great time of the year to go fishing
• State Bluegrass Hall of Fame inducts Sizemore, Yarbrough
• Man accused of sex abuse involving girl
• Legislators: United we stand
• Fire destroys three-story home
• Law & Order
• Local briefs
• Benefit trail ride Saturday
• Group eager to market airline
• Baby sitter to return home
• Florence-Lauderdale Tourism hooks anglers
• New York students find new loves in Shoals on spring break
• Fewer trips, dollar menus in vogue as prices rise
• Law & Order
• Trash Seeks to Produce Green Magic Moments
• Sitter accused of kidnapping has extradition hearing today
• Developmental center closure cheered, jeered
• Family, seventh-grader eye music career
• Law & Order
• Motion to dismiss capital murder charge denied
• Group sets three goals for enhancing broadband in area
• Meeting Notes
• DROP participants include legislators
• Officials: 5th District preferred
• Limestone man faces 20 years for transmitting obscene photos
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• Lauderdale County grand jury
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• Arson victim receives $556,548 in damages
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• Master Harold Emits Hope, Shows Progress
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• Council OKs tax abatement
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• City inmate falls through ceiling in escape attempt
• Salt Water Anglers Could See Changes in 2011
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• Restitution a serious matter
• Helton work begins today
• Chief retires after 50 years on the force
• Citywide repaving set for summer
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• Mountains of salt take toll on road department budgets
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• Man beaten on Jarmon Lane
• Disaster assistance approved
• Anthropology student in Shoals to study tea party
• Town ends year in the red again
• Expansion example of job growth
• Emergency crew's passenger injured in earlier accident
• Site preparation set for theater
• Firefighters burn house for training
• Students unwilling to pay higher fees for division change
• Land sale to UNA advances
• Meetings set to discuss moving grades
• Man’s prized Chrysler returns after 31 years
• Cox Creek project gets final OK
• 1 dies in motorcycle crash
• Auburn fans relish historic trees' offspring
• Judge denies motion to dismiss murder charge in store shooting
• Police: Child goes missing in the cold
• Schools earn high marks
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• Dorothy Wisdom McGee, 88
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• Assault, robbery charges dismissed
• New fire rating leads to cheaper insurance bills
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• Haylee says new ride will ‘change her life'
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• Organic food offers buyers peace of mind
• Riverboat could relocate
• Improved cell phone service set for rural areas
• Shipment of marijuana intercepted; two arrested
• Dulcimer Event Cancellation
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• AEA banned from signing up members at two-year colleges
• Grassroots campaign seeks Shoals' support
• Man sentenced in shooting death
• Second streetscape project under way downtown
• Oak trees poisoned at Toomer's Corner
• County road to be repaired
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• Man apologizes in shooting death
• NASA's Exploration Experience Pavilion at Sci-Quest
• Mr. William Maurice “Morris” Horton, 60
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• Audit: $86,000 missing from court
• Online drug scheme busted
• Obama waves veto threat as House Republicans push spending-cut bill
• New promotion attracting attention
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• Former district attorney must register as offender
• Incentives play major role in industrial recruitment
• Emergency plan revision under way
• North American Lighting project means 250 jobs
• Officials want to review proposed logging rules
• No indictment in fight
• Company seeks damages from local business
• Commissioners to work on discretionary grant
• Councilman’s maneuvering ruled out of order
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• Gregory Porter Pilkinton, 55
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• After car accident, couple embrace every moment spent with each other
• Official: Ambulance placement a success
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• Lillian Diebert, 94, dies, donated land for city park
• Man dies in boat accident
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• Anderson leaves CEO post
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• Red Bay man faces sexual abuse counts
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• Sheriff: Ex-wife seized, beaten
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• Officials urged to support film incentive bill rewrite
• Parent: Gym classes flawed
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• Committee agrees to help fund Wise expansion
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• Congressman vows to slash budget while maintaining jobs in Tennessee Valley
• Man pleads guilty to rape
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• Drug charges nixed against psychiatrist, wife
• Threat of snow prompts delays for area schools
• Hotel given until Feb. 7 to pay taxes
• Officials still mum on Publix
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• Reservations about reservation
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• Alcohol regulation ordinance approved
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• No federal aid to offset the cost of snow removal
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• Man charged with assault, child abuse
• Lawrence commissioner questions courthouse cost
• Students Invited to Enter the 2011 Youth Fish Art Contest
• Novice Scores Big in Wounded Veteran Hunt
• High hopes for new road project
• Authorities say no need for extended magazines
• Officials have limited access to mental health records when issuing gun permits
• Items left from meth labs commonly found on roadsides
• Water project progressing
• Fires big or small leave a lasting impact on victims
• Wooten: System strained by cuts
• Man pulled from fire at house
• Teachers’ union considers options after ethics votes
• Animal clinic covers weekends
• Recycling expansion will create 43 jobs
• More donations needed to save meals program
• New contracts mean rebirth for longtime Shoals industry
• Paving next for US 43 project
• Rape Response receives funding
• TVA lowering lake level
• Muscle Shoals administrator earns assistant principal honor
• Oliver settles in to job
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• Historic downtown residence still has servants' quarters
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• Second man nabbed in student robberies
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• Mussels may be endangered
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• Search drags on for Music Hall of Fame director
• Former treasurer accused of theft pleads guilty
• Mrs. Mardie Hunnicutt, 100
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• City committee reviews garbage disposal options
• Limestone man accused of taking vehicle, guns caught
• Willingham tells students determination equals success
• 3 honored at Relay for Life event
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• Helen Neidert Peters, 87
• Mr. Edsel Ford Faires, 92
• James Wayne Moore, Jr., 91
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• Thomason appointed interim police chief
• Wildlife habitat project honored
• Man who fell asleep in car sent to jail on drug charges
• Local drug task forces get $420,000 in grants
• Governor’s plan to review boards stalls Keller issue
• More snow possible today
• Police: 2 tried to pass bag of meth
• Kleen Air files for bankruptcy
• More food choices available for UNA students
• Joe Wheeler official wants digital sign at park entrance
• Ruth Wilson Patterson, 87
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• Council OKs tax deal for commercial bakery
• Road worker dies after fall during storm
• Panel’s airline choice would fly to Memphis
• Two brothers killed in house fire
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• Lynn Greer to lead Valley caucus
• Man accused of making threats
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• Lauderdale schools forego winter break
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• Defense attorneys claim evidence seized illegally
• Nancy Sue Emmons, 74
• George E. Chambers, Jr., age 80
• Mrs. Velma Heupel Watkins, 92
• Mr. R. C. Kelly, 68
• Dr. Clarence Bernard Hortenstine
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• AU’s BCS Title Not a Divine Bestowal
• Haddock New to Farm Post
• Local Up For Nod as Tracy
• The Vet is Open
• Twelve Vie For Miss UNA 2011
• One Last Look
• State of capital projects fund should be known soon
• Keller to implement cost-savings plan
• Legislators like focus on jobs, bipartisanship
• Law & Order
• Investment classes offered
• District OKs makeup days from big snow
• Loan to pay for overhaul of building for city hall
• Council approves ambulance service
• Charges dismissed in rape, theft case
• King speaker: Keep his legacy alive
• Protecting Pets from Winter Cold!
• Lawley Leaves Hurricanes, Drought and Spills Behind
• ONE LAST LOOK #2
• Text of Bentley's inaugural speech
• Local girls up for lead in production of ‘Hairspray'
• Riley gives advice to Bentley
• Plott says he'll never forget Andrea
• Retiring sheriff reflects on 30-year career
• Law & Order
• Riley discusses education, economy
• What will be Gov. Bob Riley's legacy?
• Empty Table Fund falls short of goal
• Officials: Fund covers landfill closure cost
• Law & Order
• Donations sought to save meal program for elderly
• Facebook page gaining friends who share stories of Florence years
• Group seeks information
• Sales boost city budgets
• State: 2 shouldn’t appraise property
• Weather still causing concern
• Muscle Shoals band to march in inaugural parade
• Remembering King
• Law & Order
• Lexington voting site may move
• Organizers seek awareness, support for scholarship effort
• Newton opts for NFL riches
• Local Briefs
• Gas prices top $3 a gallon
• Improvements set for 2 roads
• Upcoming health fair free to public
• Law & Order
• Residents ready for warm temperatures
• Health care reform will change how colleges and universities operate
• Fire damages office building
• Tough decisions over air service
• Key question: Can’t we all just get along?
• Appraisal tops UNA offer
• CORRECTION
• Back roads still treacherous
• News Briefs
• Bridge replacement due on Lauderdale 239
• UNA opens for classes
• Weather delays skull investigation
• Law & Order
• Man accused of whipping baby
• State will probably not forgive snow days
• Librarian represents Shoals on foundation
• Potential fire truck purchase irks some
• Officials hope for federal help to pay for cleanup
• Child slips on ice into path of truck
• BENTLEY INAUGURATION AND PARADE AIRING LIVE ON APT
• Mrs. Reba E. Glaze, 91
• Law & Order
• Jeans for Justice in ninth year of fundraising
• Stores gear up for AU sales
• Cause of deadly fires remains unknown
• Area schools closed again today
• Councilman remembered as a giving, caring person
• As life returns to normal, frozen pipes next concern
• House, Senate elect leaders
• County inmates finally back under one roof
• News Briefs
• UNA Lions to play at Cowboys Stadium September 17
• Tereasa E. Dale, 46
• W. James Blankinship
• Carl Lloyd Lee
• If You Haven't Seen Enough....
• ‘Dogs and Tigers
• DANGER!
• Soap Opera Preview
• Efforts Against Abuse Working
• Dogs have benefits for autistic kids
• Untitled
• Making Hay
• Palin’s Ludicrous Characterization
• Focus on Self- Gratification
• Don’t Have to Celebrate
• Their Nice, New Roof
• Happening THIS WEEK
• The Dream is Alive
• Artifact Show from 9 States
• In A Few Words
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Those Cookies Are Here NOW
• DAVE Says
• Community Notes
• ‘The Score’ a Sports Top 10
• King’s Birthday in Russellville
• Sisters’ Success is No Secret
• Tigers relish historic win
• Up to 14 inches dumped on area
• Schools out today; Lauderdale cancels for Wednesday as well
• Hospitals plan for worst
• Snow third deepest on record in Shoals
• Snow overwhelms road departments
• News Briefs
• Heavy powder new experience for many
• Council picks Transcare; mayor to make final decision
• Snow tracks lead police to burglary suspects
• Law & Order
• Officials still trying to find accomplice
• Space for art
• Conservation Loses a Standardbearer
• As much as a foot of snow dumped on Shoals
• Newspaper delivery delayed
• Local fans gear up for game
• 'Nasty day if you don't like winter'
• Man dies in accident
• Council to look at Police Department proposals
• Debate on fixing road continues
• Littleville water rates to nearly double
• Local student chosen as anti-tobacco ambassador
• Fair encourages students to give back
• News Briefs
• Official: Prepare for precipitation
• Turf is part of charm of game
• County requests higher weight limit for bridge
• Track’s disrepair threatens program
• Donations save weekend meals
• Adult skull found near creek
• Job readiness classes show success stories
• Public comment sought on TVA land sale
• After development fails, city wants control of park
• Law & Order
• Coupon book fundraiser will benefit area schools
• Troopers to patrol by motorcycle
• John Raymond Ashby, 89 of Florence
• Forecasters say snow is possible
• BBB North Alabama featured on 'Dateline'
• Man killed in apartment fire
• Off-duty officer arrests woman after holdup
• Trial's starting date in limbo
• Council chooses ambulance service
• Players take pride in exotic body art
• Law & Order
• State won't apply for grant benefiting disabled people
• Local pilot says bidding airline's planes are very safe
• Cause of apartment fire still unknown
• Beer sales in coliseum?
• Sarah Francis McSwain
• Helen Kelly Mattox, 86
• BBB OF NORTH ALABAMA FEATURED IN DATELINE NBC STORY ON AIR DUCT CLEANING SCAMS
• Auburn devotee gets free ticket
• Police: Teacher in domestic dispute
• Leaders commend Riley's economic impact on Shoals
• Man killed in fire; residents evacuate
• Law & Order
• Landfill expansion bid opening Jan. 26
• Teachers awarded $5,000 NEA grant
• Campus to host storytelling fest
• Christmas Day fire probe heads to grand jury
• Tips to boost gas mileage with your car
• Former teacher’s trial delayed for evaluation
• Weekend may bring major winter storm
• Police chief calls it quits
• Charter Air pitches commuter service
• THREE UNA LIONS PLAYING IN 2011 CACTUS BOWL FRIDAY
• More to Tigers than Cam
• Judge rules on alcohol votes
• Four indicted in inmate death
• Man facing child porn counts wants work release
• One killed in two-car crash
• Shoals native co-host of new show
• Program offers health screenings, more for children
• New ADO director will be fair to region, legislators say
• Bids solicited for trail project
• Bridge repairs will close road this week
• Law & Order
• James “Paul” Risner
• Louise Allen Gibson, 98, of Florence, AL
• Troy Andrew Franks, 63, of Florence
• Irene Green, 73, a native of Lauderdale County
• Major Franklin Delano “Sonny” Buttrum, Jr., 52, of Florence
• Oda Mae Tucker, 75, of Muscle Shoals
• David William Wesson, 69, of Florence
• Mr. James Eulis Creasy, of Florence
• Pendleton says he’s lost faith in mayor
• ECM settles Medicare fraud claim
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Retrial in murder case delayed to March 7
• Court upholds ’10 murder conviction
• City wins league award for fire training center
• Town clerk seeks damages
• Local Brooks’ supporters to attend swearing-in ceremony
• Commissioners want to move quickly on new water project
• SeaPort plans to display commuter plane Friday
• Q&A
• pet buzz
• Entries Sought for Farms of Distinction
• OLD DOGS, NEW YEAR
• Soap Opera Preview
• Quips & Quotes FROM THE ‘NET
• Hall of Fame Great
• Ask the Attorney
• Death Panels Appear Real
• Rural Health Care Challenge
• Security, Not Opportunity
• Moments in History
• Reinforced Fascism
• An Issue of Integrity
• Happening THIS WEEK
• The Fed’s 2011 State Bailout?
• Gold City Performs for Legacy
• Premier Fashion
• SENIOR NEWS LINE
• AS SEEN ON TV
• Affinity Cuts to Defeat Cancer
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• SCBWI Meets in Florence
• Lambert Receives National Honor
• SeaPort Is All About Service
• Glover Earns Seven Awards
• Earth Month Design Winners
• Community Notes
• The Gold Strike Challenge
• Law & Order
• Nine meth labs dismantled
• Causes of fires under investigation
• Meetings Notes
• Few tornadoes struck north Alabama in ’10
• GET WILD: ALABAMA BIRD EDUCATION PROGRAM TAKES OFF
• City receives $240,000 grant for access road
• City Council drafting plan for renting two trolleys
• Ads could get attention of new members of Congress
• Council hears from 3 services
• A golden opportunity
• Sheffield couple’s first child also first Shoals baby of 2011
• City joins effort to attract auto jobs
• Residents respond to recycling
• Woman struck by car, killed
• ADEM draws ire, praise
• Elledge Lane windmill restored
• Woman dies after being struck by car
• Analysis: Irons, Pendleton tension likely to continue in 2011
• Report: One-third of schools fail to meet education requirements
• Airlines to discuss options
• Athens family cheers for Crimson Tide player, team
• Law & Order
• Group seeks uniform laws for hauling utility trailers
• Crystal ball divines good news in 2011
• Legendary songwriter opens recording studio
• Wrecker rotation policy in works
• Folks take plunge for charity
• Law & Order
• Cold weather doesn’t slow county road work
• City plans to interview ambulance companies
• Meal program for needy losing funds
• Florence native lands ESPN commercial
• Shoals among safest places
• Fashion designer named Newsmaker of the Year
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• Man faces child porn charges
• Man faces child porn charges
• Story One: RegionalCare purchase dominates headlines
• Grant funds electronic fingerprinting for police
• Law & Order
• Accident victims were expecting newborns
• Bald eagles are plentiful in the Shoals
• Donations pick up for Empty Table Fund
• Cameras will monitor weather
• System will boost 911 response times
• News Briefs
• Irons eyes adult care legislation
• State, county swing Republican
• Car theft reports on the rise in Shoals
• Holiday closings
• Law & Order
• Organization seeks gift cards
• Two arrested; meth lab seized
• River Road speed limit now 55 mph
• Key Cave refuge is one of Shoals' best-kept secrets
• Mrs. Carlyne McGee Morrow, 83, of Florence
• Smoking ban to take effect on New Year’s
• Cerebral palsy patient ends remarkable year
• Men killed in car crash
• Law & Order
• Taxing times
• Trafficking case dropped
• Origin of fire identified; cause remains unknown
• Wet-dry challenge continues Jan. 5
• Henry Lee Grigsby, 79, of Florence
• Grace Irons Wainwright, age 88, of Florence
• Jean Louise Anderson, 85, a native of Gallatin, TN
• Ruth Osborn Porter Scarborough, age 102
• William D. Nard, 69, of Florence
• 2011 – THE FORECAST LOOKS SUNNY!
• Little Star
• DAVESays
• pet buzz
• The Ultimate Tool
• Moments in History
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Soap Opera Preview
• CORRECTION:
• The Two Sets of Laws
• Gift Ideas For Others in Need
• Border Security Gone
• Bush Trampled Rights
• Happening THIS WEEK
• More of a Partnership
• In A Few Words
• Slowing Down That Money Faucet
• FBLA is Active in Lexington
• Hubbert Wins “Lady Bird”
• Waving
• A Place to Raise Kids
• Inmate's death triggers investigation
• Story 4: Local RSA investments solidify plants
• TVA shuts down Browns Ferry unit
• Law & Order
• Peak flu season approaching; time for vaccine
• Officials sorting through debris to determine cause of fire
• Search continues for stabbing suspect
• Say goodbye to the snow
• Looking for That Farm of Distinction
• GAME AND FISH LAWS
• Usefulness of Christmas trees can continue after the holidays
• UNA planetarium seeks donations for old facility
• Statistics: Domestic calls most dangerous for law enforcement
• Volunteers and donations help renovate old Buffler House
• Another snowy day
• Story 5: 2010 a raucous year for council
• First local polar bear plunge set for Jan. 1
• Story 6: Seven years later, landfill dispute gets day in court
• A white Christmas
• More are giving to charity this year
• Law & Order
• Police looking at charging for copies, fingerprints
• Vandals still hit during holidays
• 2011 brings change to UNA
• Recycling program a big hit in county
• Church prepares, gives out meals
• Legal status of workers employed on county projects must be proven
• The downside of big-item presents
• Story 7: Local musicians do well in 2010
• Family holiday plans must be adjusted when soldiers deploy
• Law & Order
• Carters form melting pot of a family
• More authors look to self-publishing industry
• Florence resident decorates house in memory of his wife
• A white Christmas?
• Shoals children eagerly await the big day
• Law & Order
• Council selects Scott Howard for Place 4 seat
• Hunters help feed Alabama’s hungry
• ‘I just kept hoping'
• Adding extra layer of home protection
• Tune may become a classic
• Story 9: Hall of fame struck high, low notes throughout year
• Fuel prices soar in time for holidays
• Work part of Christmas routine for some
• Betterton has lost lots of blood — for a good cause
• The blind spot
• Handy fest, Keller play on Top 10 tourism list
• Tip leads to suspect's arrest
• Utility assistance program available beginning Monday
• Law & Order
• 3 arrested, 6 meth labs found in ongoing probe
• Kudzu-eating bugs causing foul odor
• Betty A. Carden, 81, of Florence
• Last minute shopping also time for last minute thieves
• Abandoned pit bull, 7 others confiscated
• Making the rounds
• Council hires bond agent
• Story 10: Dispatcher’s death haunts co-workers
• Law & Order
• Caroling brings sounds of the holiday
• Meetings Notes
• River Road speed limit raised
• Police: Elderly man attacked, robbed of Christmas money
• Garbage routes changed, offices closed for holiday
• Flurries possible for Christmas
• TVA officials solve loud noise mystery
• 60 children still need Christmas for Kids assistance
• Jeffery Alan Strait, 46, of Florence
• Mrs. Peggy Joyce Holt Carter, 76, of Florence
• pet buzz
• ADOPT A HOLIDAY PET
• Security Means Strong Military
• “PARTY WITH A PURPOSE”
• Looking Back
• Soap Opera Preview
• Quit Griping, Board the Plane
• Not Born on December 25
• Riddled With Pagan Rituals
• Of Moral Leadership
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Possible Scientific Origins
• Hurley’s Humor for NWSCC Staff
• Christmas Season: Time of Reflection
• New Years Resolutions for Non-Geeks
• Moments in History
• Community Notes
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• McCoy Active Against Smoking
• Irons Named to Committee
• Merry & Bright
• Store Decorations
• Readers Abound
• Season can bring nostalgia
• Secretary sues town, council, clerk over pay
• Today last day for priority mail for Christmas
• Looking like Christmas
• Council OKs amendment to zoning ordinance
• Challenge to alcohol election results in limbo
• City explores hiring out two trolleys
• Warrants issued in Sunday shooting
• The One-of-a-Kind Opossum
• A Voice For The Sportsman
• Hikers and Outdoor Lovers to Descend on North Alabama
• Demolition, spending plan on tonight’s agenda
• Agreement will remove mercury-seeping bridges
• Concerns raised over pay hike
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Meetings Notes
• Schools No. 1 in five years?
• Family thankful as woman recovers from September automobile accident
• Traditions carried to new places
• Happy Hollow Bridge closed
• Deputies seek shooting suspect
• Law & Order
• Helping Santa donations fall short
• Man charged in sex assault
• Voting district changes in works
• Site offers lessons for teen drivers
• Council pursues fresh faces
• UP ALL NIGHT!
• Wilson Dam Road appraisals under way again
• Fans say Florence is perfect location for title game
• Religions share common theme
• Restaurant hosts community dinner
• Councilman fears honky-tonk invasion
• Empty Table Fund earns big donation
• Experts weigh in on ethics reforms
• Republicans falling short on promises
• Officials see numerous uses for former Coast Guard site
• Cold snap means higher utility bills
• TVA, IRS will reward you for lowering your utility bills
• Health Ratings
• Financial report
• Holiday office parties are back
• In defense of scrooges everywhere
• Recycling center hosting amnesty day
• Law & Order
• Council moving to fill vacant seat
• Military officer sentenced for attempted murder
• Mother’s threat ends with a trip to city jail
• Local Briefs
• Christmas smells a lot like biscuits
• Central Missouri quarterback awarded Harlon Hill Trophy
• Local, Alabama unemployment defies US trend
• UNA graduates 700 at ceremony
• Man charged in dispute
• Local man charged with five robberies
• Central Missouri's Czerniewski Claims Harlon Hill Trophy
• UNA Presents Three Keller Key Awards
• (No heading)
• Living tree has become local holiday staple
• UNA Planetarium Offers Star of Bethlehem Shows, Seeks Scholarship Donations
• Living tree has become local holiday staple
• Many Division II players, coaches prefer their system
• County selling property near landfill
• Law & Order
• Murder trial set in wife’s slaying
• Announcer shares thrill of big game
• Distributing TVA funds no easy task
• Brooks gets appointments to defense, science panels
• Police: Record household serial numbers
• City, school officials to meet over district’s funding woes
• Mollie Shane Clark, 84, of Florence
• Season celebrates generosity
• Five down, two to go
• Teams arrive for national championship
• Music hall of fame to take part in state galas
• TVA rates rising in 2011
• Icy weather causes accidents
• Salvation Army helps many during tough economic times
• Courts moved into new center
• Troopers hope to cut down crashes
• Law & Order
• James Howard Coats, 87, of Killen
• UNA Literary Arts Magazine Seeking Submissions
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• No Christmas spirits in Town Creek
• Training center is environmentally friendly
• Brooks hopes for committee assignments
• Meetings roundup
• School system receives grant
• Study: Achievement varies by race, gender
• Bowl game for skaters in works
• Shoals household incomes shrink during past decade
• Franklin man's military trial begins
• Filibuster stalls ethics bills
• Extra funding for bridge OK'd
• Shopping goes hand and hand with season
• Extreme cold means extra work for some
• FOUR LIONS EARN ALL-AMERICAN FOOTBALL HONORS
• Winter weather advisory issued for north Alabama
• Mr. Thomas A. Haralson, 80, of Florence
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Trojan Ornament
• Nu-Tones
• Exercise keeps your pet healthy and out of trouble, too
• Landers’ Post 31 Christmas
• Oxford American Features The South, The Shoals
• that reminds me…
• pet buzz
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• Landlord a Pig? Know Your Tenant Rights
• “Cut-Offs” Are Scare Tactics
• You May Like Our Direction
• Serious Health Issues
• Police State in Making
• Bowling Fever
• Voodoo Economics or Real Progress?
• Griffin Cooks Up Kid Storm
• Holland Wins the First iPad
• 200th Donation His Perfect Gift
• One in Eight are Born too Early
• Game Week Arrives
• Dave Says
• Soap Opera Preview
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Community Notes
• Constant
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Leighton sued for Tennessee River pollution
• County garbage rates to increase
• Teachers, janitors on ‘germiest' jobs list
• Students pitch in to help out
• News Briefs
• Park study going back to council
• Assault trial ends in mistrial
• Wintry mix in the forecast for today, Wednesday
• Ethics bills advance through Legislature
• UNA athletics decision still up in the air
• 3 expelled for weapons in school
• El Nino, transport costs may be factors in lack of Christmas tree lots this year
• Previous Champions Meet
• Excise Taxes Benefit Wildlife and Fisheries Programs
• NATCHEZ TRACE PARKWAY CLOSED IN TENNESSEE
• Landfill will get two new test wells
• Syrup making is family affair
• Sports memorabilia auctioned for school
• Local woman wins Lady Bird award for clean communities
• Budget, agent on next agenda
• Collisions involving deer on the rise
• Study: Riskiest proposal chosen
• Cam Newton nabs Auburn's third Heisman Trophy
• Songwriter picking up radio play
• Big game puts Shoals in spotlight
• Promoters want coliseum changes
• Christmas fund short by $28,000
• Union dues bill: Payback?
• Winter weather alerts issued for north Alabama
• Deadline soon for gardening class
• Tammy Irons nabs spot on transit committee
• Scholarships to begin in 2014
• Officials say icy roads possible this weekend
• Florence Elks give the gift of words to St. Joseph students
• National Alabama purchase enhances railcar production
• Holiday shoppers flocking to stores
• Mrs. Dezarie “Beab” Ashby, 87, of Florence
• Old toys fascinate new generation
• Thompson convicted of manslaughter
• City tries again for sidewalk funding
• Contract extended for superintendent
• Preschool earns national honors
• Visitor center plans progress
• Tips for decorating for the holidays
• City streetscape project ready to move forward
• Aquila Theatre to Perform 'A Midsummer Night's Dream' at UNA Feb. 8
• Language Partner Program Hones Conversational Language Skills for Foreign and Domestic Students
• Mary Jean Lawler Rhodes, age 66, of Florence
• Law & Order
• Bank phone scam causing problems
• New governor could affect 2011 road projects
• Haleyville man accused of stealing client list from his former employer
• Republicans, Democrats roll out bills for special session on ethics
• Country club appraisal not completed after two months
• Sheffield employees get one-time pay increase
• Official doubts shooting story
• Happy Hollow Bridge to be closed for repairs
• Shoals celebrates 25th year hosting championship game
• Councilwoman acquitted
• Evicted residents move across street
• UNA to Host Bestselling Writer, Pulitzer Prize Winner Isabel Wilkerson for 2011 Writer's Series
• Mr. Billy Morrow, 84, a native of Lauderdale County
• Hall appoints interim while search goes on
• Grand jury reviews sex case against football players
• Mayor strikes back in feud
• AU business booming
• Teen testifies mother argued with man charged in death
• Councilwoman says town broke, must cut spending
• Jury awards $5 million to woman burned in fire
• Commission reviews renovation plans
• Law & Order
• Slight warmup expected before cold returns to area
• Teen indicted in shooting death
• Cause of death still pending on body pulled from creek
• News Briefs
• City begins alcohol regulation talks
• SHOALS SYMPHONY AT UNA TO PERFORM HOLIDAY CONCERT DEC. 12
• ONLINE ONLY: Obama talks about compromise limits
• Mr. G. Bill Rogers, 72, of Florence
• Mr. John Ice Keeton, 97, of Florence
• B. Eileen Lewis 86, passed away December 3, 2010
• Locals Perform Well at Point Mallard
• Holiday Safety Tips
• Nutcracker 2010
• UNA's Harris is Upshaw Award Finalist
• Soap Opera Preview
• Happening THIS WEEK
• The Annual Day By Day Memorial
• Merry & Bright
• Camerata’s Tuscumbia Christmas
• And Such Were Some of You
• Seeking Two Pro-Life Bills
• Misunderstood The Meaning
• What Are You Doing Here?
• Eliminating ‘Christmas’
• Dems Outspend Taxes
• “We Can Do Better”
• Lions’ Effort More Than Embarrassing
• Three Named Area Heroes
• Lights of Hope
• Bridging Gaps in Support
• Dedication a Reflection of History
• LAST 12 GAMES ARE A Tale of 2 Teams
• DAVE Says
• WHAT YOUR GEEK WANTS FOR CHRISTMAS
• 52-5 Over Five Years
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Community Notes
• WILLS FOR HEROS
• Local veterans recall Pearl Harbor
• Law & Order
• Meeting Notes
• Unlicensed drivers could lose vehicles
• More arrests in drug roundup
• Robbery suspect in jail
• Bentley supports ethics session
• City Council to form new trolley policy
• City passes hydrant ordinance
• Trial begins in woman’s ’09 shooting death
• ‘Don’t feed the bully’
• Small town woes
• Man helps hall of fame secure funds
• Law & Order
• Zaxby's restaurant opening delayed
• Domestic violence focus of Shoals courthouse displays
• Council plans to OK more wells for landfill
• Meeting for school emergency plan
• Holidays can be hard for those struggling with mental illness
• Tigers dominate Gamecocks to win SEC Championship
• Veterans Park may get new life
• Empty Table Fund donations pick up
• Baker's a hit on German TV show
• Video may be employed for juvenile appearances
• Outstanding folks come from Shoals
• Service Briefs
• Graduation rates up for first-time students
• Trucker’s wife says parking spot built with safety in mind
• New legislators are off to school
• Franklin County Grand Jury
• Civil suit award called largest ever in Franklin County
• With victory, Auburn ensured title chance
• Florence man heads to Grammys
• Tarkett purchases Centiva
• Couple escape house fire on Maple Street
• Escapee caught at hospital
• Law & Order
• Brutal cold headed to north Alabama
• ONLINE ONLY: Debunking tax cut myths
• Shoals Symphony at UNA to Perform Holiday Concert Dec. 12
• George Edwin Lyon, age 86
• Kia dealership sets opening
• Inmate escapes city jail
• Body recovered from Bear Creek
• City to consider capital budget
• Man sentenced to 20 years
• The art of wrapping holiday gifts
• News Briefs
• Diaper giveaway fills ‘pressing need’
• Judge refuses to dismiss charges
• Law & Order
• Migrating cranes bypass area
• Riley announces special session on ethics
• NCAA rules Auburn's Cam Newton eligible to play
• Magazine features music of Alabama
• Arctic blast, rising river in forecast
• Image not body of missing man
• Long-haul driver logs 18 years without an accident on the job
• Whooping cranes may reach Russellville today
• Man indicted in elderly slayings
• Hall of fame foundation formed
• Law & Order
• South lags in its care of HIV/AIDS patients
• School board sets line of credit – just in case
• Scam victim warns others
• After-school programs lacking; officials blame dearth of funds
• Franklin husband, wife face charges
• Travel writers get shot of rhythm and blues
• Charges filed in fatal car wreck
• Speed bumps to be installed
• Search efforts continue for missing man
• House Democrats elect leaders
• Law & Order
• Schools closed for championship game
• SGA, Salvation Army Partner for UNA Angel Tree Project
• Mr. James Austin Cruce, Sr., 89, of Florence
• Quips & Quotes FROM THE ‘NET
• Soap Opera Preview
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Denton’s Christmas From Dixie
• Plantation Flavor at Belle Mont
• TIS THE SEASON...
• pet buzz
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• Cowering To Gov’t Power
• Why Expose Them?
• And United We Dined
• Not Forgotten
• Controversial Judges Up for Confirmation
• ‘Best Of’ to Mars Hill
• Choose One or Both
• Add 4 to Walk of Honor
• Three SCA Grants
• Braly Was the Lions’ Lair
• DAVE Says
• UNA Commissions 5
• Community Notes
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Engaged
• Dyslexia Often Misunderstood, Therefore Many Left Behind in Alabama Schools
• Public Awareness of Diabetes Is Very Low
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Musicians practice in front of live audience
• Woman comes eye to eye with turkey head left in frozen bird
• Law & Order
• Board approves sale of surplus equipment
• Commission adopts new employee manual
• Democrats to convene in caucus today
• District begins testing for drugs
• Rescuers search for missing man
• State’s Fourth Veterans’ Home will be Built in Pell City.
• Alabama Gulf Coast More than Football and Hunting!
• Coyotes Are Here to Stay
• Which party is the most conservative?
• Treatment for post-traumatic stress disorder lacking
• Bids sought for resurfacing
• Historic Village School renovations under way
• Landfill move progressing
• Town has first million dollar budget
• State’s oldest commercial building still kicking
• NORTH ALABAMA FALLS IN SECOND ROUND PLAYOFF BATTLE
• Resident goes to commission with concerns about visibility
• Local gun club finds place to shoot
• Building gets new beginning
• Empty Table donation funds lag after first week at $960
• Aquatic weeds welcomed by some, hated by others
• Two teens killed in car accident
• Many hire nonlocal help
• Do smart phones make for dumb parents?
• Commission hopes to move polling site to senior center
• Law & Order
• Tigers still undefeated
• Balloon’s message finds its way to West Virginia
• ‘A Plantation Christmas’ is Dec. 5 at Belle Mont
• Local merchants support schools
• Courthouse renovation plans almost complete
• Board mum on director search
• Holidays kick off with spending frenzy
• Health Ratings
• Law & Order
• Black Friday expectations, tips and deals
• Couple take to Keller for Thanksgiving meal
• Internet, tight budgets hurt library book buying
• Saturday’s shopping theme: Stay local
• SCA Tissue to invest $15 million at factory
• Home security systems offer peace of mind
• Law & Order
• Sara Jane Townsel, 75, of Killen
• Meeting notes
• Town in need of firefighters
• Burgler uses tree limb as weapon in invasion
• Colbert sheriff proof that cancer checkups save lives
• Mom-daughter team prepare game plan for Black Friday
• Democrats appoint Bedford minority leader
• Talk show host welcomes fireman, woman he rescued from accident
• Franklin man indicted for capital murder
• School funding: What's next?
• Coffee releases public records concerning hospital sale
• Commission nixes school tax vote
• Man charged with human trafficking
• Man dies rescuing kittens
• Law & Order
• Archives talk to be more inclusive
• City's finest
• KENTUCKY WESLEYAN TOPS UNA WOMEN 66-63
• Holiday weekend means more patrols
• Suspect charged with robbery, DUI
• City expected to OK budget
• More arrests made in drug roundup
• Department gears up for foreign travel
• Offices closed for holiday
• UNA Army ROTC to Commission Five Graduating Cadets
• UNA Phonathon Sets Record for New Scholarship Dollars
• LIONS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP QUEST CONTINUES ON THE ROAD
• Soap Opera Preview
• Happening THIS WEEK
• His Roots in Music and Appalachia
• UNA Student ART Exhibition
• A Special Game
• Protect your pet
• The Plan Will Never Work
• God Does Not Make Mistakes
• Must Create Energy Jobs
• Great Work on 10/30 Rally
• Why Vote Republican?
• Golden Anniversary
• It’s Sign-UP Time
• Riley Names Swann ADO
• Hubbard and Singing River
• 2010 a Silver Celebration
• Veterans Ball for Soldiers
• Toyland’s 29th
• LIFE, THE U-VERSE AND EVERYTHING
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Community Notes
• DAVE Says
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Local man seriously injured in crash
• Police: Man robs 2 stores within 40 minutes
• Councilman’s death a loss for town, mayor says
• Fisherman rescued after boat pulled under dam
• Biggest prize in GOP switch: Supermajority
• School board waits for city response
• Gamblin declines position
• Message of unity
• 2 ‘shaken up' over robbery
• Drug roundup nets 20 arrests
• Commission to sell property
• Bark Beetle Activity on the Rise
• Community Notes 2
• Phi Kappa Phi UNA Chapter Inducts New Members
• Haleh Esfandiari to Speak at UNA Commencement
• Fire inspector plugs hydrant regulations
• Families forgoing licensed, regulated child care
• Law & Order
• Woman warns of phone scams
• Officers work to register local sex offenders
• Cost, inconvenience make quiet zones unlikely
• Law & Order
• Crisis averted: Wise fire damage minimal
• Survey says Jews, atheists have most religious knowledge
• Fountain to close for winter
• Appreciation dinner honors community’s senior citizens
• Work set Monday on bridge repairs
• Pay hike? What pay hike?
• Salvation Army kicks off holiday campaign
• Walkers give thanks, raise funds for St. Jude Hospital
• Outgoing governor pushes oil spill agenda
• Food, clothing in great demand
• Hearing set over public records case
• Officials: Blaze likely started in kitchen
• Man in accident thankful to be alive
• News Briefs
• Hazards abundant below TVA dams
• Fulmer files ethics complaint
• Law & Order
• UNA Foreign Languages Department Gearing up for 2011 Global Travel
• UPC to Hold Veterans Ball to Benefit Deployed Soldiers
• RSA helps Wise clear debt
• Group to help plan hospital
• Delta pulling air service from Muscle Shoals
• Local man charged with rape, sodomy
• Judge delays wet-dry ruling
• Deep-fried turkey a holiday treat
• ‘A labor of love’
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Meetings Notes
• Two UNA Grad Student to Present Health and Exercise Research at Regional and National Meetings
• UNA Mock Trial Team Places Third Out of 64 Teams at Recent Tournament
• UNA Displays Exhibit for 12 Senior Art Students
• 2 men clean illegal dump
• Coffee wants state to decide cath issue
• News Briefs
• Couple killed in crash
• Drugs, therapy can delay Alzheimer’s effects
• Investigation reveals fatal fire caused by electrical problem
• Landfill plaintiffs awaiting payment
• Geography week brings world to students
• Law & Order
• Mayor contests results in alcohol sales election
• Open records lawsuit returns to local court
• Critics debunk landfill claims
• For law enforcement, drugs harder to detect than booze
• Farm-City Week events begin Thursday
• Utilities customers can help Lauderdale schools
• Woods has little to say at arraignment
• Pig spends day visiting Florence neighborhoods
• Man indicted for elder abuse
• Driving class set for older residents
• Man indicted in wife’s death
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Rev. William Walter Brooks, 97
• Rev. William Walter Brooks, 97
• Mrs. Cecilia Ursula Eckl Kasmeier, 79
• Mrs. Cecilia Ursula Eckl Kasmeier, 79
• Annie Ruth Dawson, of Florence
• Annie Ruth Dawson, of Florence
• Soap Opera Preview
• Soap Opera Preview
• Farm City Week in Colbert Co.
• Farm City Week in Colbert Co.
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Thanks for the Walk
• Thanks for the Walk
• Christmas in the Country
• Christmas in the Country
• Are You Ready for Jack Frost?
• Are You Ready for Jack Frost?
• PROTECT YOUR PET
• PROTECT YOUR PET
• Some Sarcasm Eases Tension
• Some Sarcasm Eases Tension
• Two-Faces of the Tea Party
• Two-Faces of the Tea Party
• Pickens May Have Answer
• Pickens May Have Answer
• Worrying For All Sinners
• Worrying For All Sinners
• How Well Will We Cope?
• How Well Will We Cope?
• Plagued for Two Years
• Plagued for Two Years
• Giant Killers
• Giant Killers
• Komen’s Twisted Circle Perplexing
• New Kiwanis Officers
• New Kiwanis Officers
• Keller in Top 20
• Keller in Top 20
• Awarding 2 Grant Funds
• Awarding 2 Grant Funds
• NAMC Names New Execs
• NAMC Names New Execs
• Komen’s Twisted Circle Perplexing
• Ground Broken for Plant
• Ground Broken for Plant
• Saks Say Yes to Caravelle
• Saks Say Yes to Caravelle
• DAVE Says
• DAVE Says
• Global Marketplace in Waynesboro
• Global Marketplace in Waynesboro
• Four Recognized by Sheffield Education Foundation
• Four Recognized by Sheffield Education Foundation
• Great American Smokeout 2010
• Great American Smokeout 2010
• One More Day
• One More Day
• Flagpole for Allen
• Flagpole for Allen
• Community Notes
• Community Notes
• The Gum Man
• The Gum Man
• Debt Collection Scams
• Debt Collection Scams
• Council will include museum, drainage issues in budget plan
• Board OK’s call for tax referendum
• Landfill report in question
• Some commercials too risque for prime time?
• Committee to oversee post office renovations
• City certifies vote, passes alcohol law
• Council OKs new parking ordinance
• Future of health care focus of presentation
• Incumbents win recounts
• Florence designer wins fashion award
• Law & Order
• NORTH POLE ADVENTURE
• What's the Truth and Fiction About Deer Tracks
• LIONS BACK INTO NCAA PLAYOFF FIELD
• LIONS BACK-INTO NCAA PLAYOFF FIELD
• LION VOLLEYBALL SELECTED FOR NCAA TOURNAMENT
• Lions need to prove they are worthy
• Keller complaints on meeting docket
• Special needs program model for state
• ‘Jogging in a Jug’ makers excited about future
• What went wrong for Democrats
• Cardiac program certified
• Fire Department wants to solicit bids for truck
• Biodiesel program going strong
• South could spend less to stay warm
• Lions get playoff bid
• Commissioner: Workers should supply US work documentation
• Man dies in robbery attempt
• How secure is Social Security?
• Wilson Dam closed Monday
• ‘Christmas in Country’ coming up
• Alabamian’s priorities may be out of line
• Manufacturer featured on ‘Extreme Makeover’
• Anderson likes what he sees from Bentley
• Southall clan heads home for dedication
• Operation Christmas Child starts
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• 911 office manager terminated
• Suspect dies in attempted robbery
• 911 office manager terminated
• Grant provides funding for 21 water hook-ups
• Man dies in house fire
• New addition to arts center unveiled today
• Anglers rescued at Wheeler Dam
• Miss Alabama prevails after tragic crash
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Time of year where stress can dominate
• Law & Order
• TVA payments hit $550 million
• Bridge work not so happy for motorists
• Authorities try to determine who dumped roadside debris
• Sharp increase in gas prices blamed on economic proposal
• Woman dies after being hit by truck
• Nonrecyclers may pay
• Program honors 60th year of UNA's ROTC
• Repay a Debt Nov. 11
• Councilwoman's trial continued
• Sculpting Metal for the Music
• Post-Election Spin from Both Sides
• McFarland Park could house tourism center
• Oak Mountain’s Red Trail Earns IMBA Epic Status
• DAVE Says
• Musical trifecta for Mac McAnally
• CF Funding Begins from Melrose Store
• GULLIBLE COMPUTING
• EMA chief under attack
• Graves Speaking at Veterans Program
• Veteran returns to invasion site
• Handy’s Birthday
• Florence Christmas Parade Set for December 10
• Lions Could Host Playoff Game With A Win Saturday
• The Parade is November 30!
• Sandra Louise Whitley, age 63
• State Tennis Winners Are Up Your Alley
• Lois R. Shackelford, 79, of Florence
• Photo
• Sandy Kay Woods, 38 of Killen
• Community Notes
• Gary David Balentine, 52 of Sheffield
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Oak Mountain’s Red Trail Earns IMBA Epic Status
• From This...
• HITTING THE BOX
• Vets to be honored at Mount Moriah
• A Centennial Fellow at UA
• Equal Rights, Discrimination
• Law & Order
• Soap Opera Preview
• What Has Most Value To Us?
• Speaker: Media get it wrong sometimes
• Peden First Recipient
• Driving More While Drinking
• Home invasion suspects sentenced
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Spending on Junk?
• Grant to fund sewer repairs
• Mussels, Snails and other Mollusks
• Economic recovery under way, mayor reports in annual address
• Law & Order
• Meeting Notes
• Road work begins today on Lauderdale 47
• Veterans Day events start today
• Committee to seek funds to promote local air service
• City certifies alcohol vote results
• Shooting leaves 1 man in hospital
• Huge deal
• UNA requests $2.7 million to start new degree
• Man charged in bank robbery
• Murder charge in death of infant
• Law & Order
• Graves Speaking at Veterans Program
• Dealing with stress focus of program
• Sculpting Metal for the Music
• Sandra Louise Whitley, age 63
• Mayor to give update on city finances today
• DAVE Says
• From This...
• 3 picked for hall of fame foundation
• GULLIBLE COMPUTING
• Soap Opera Preview
• Sheriff: Arrests should slow drug operation
• Florence Christmas Parade Set for December 10
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Man, 62, accused of abusing girls
• The Parade is November 30!
• Handy’s Birthday
• Moving kids forward
• State Tennis Winners Are Up Your Alley
• CF Funding Begins from Melrose Store
• Bank robbery suspect claimed to have bomb
• Photo
• HITTING THE BOX
• Community Notes
• Equal Rights, Discrimination
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• What Has Most Value To Us?
• Mussels, Snails and other Mollusks
• Driving More While Drinking
• Lions up to #4 in Region After West Alabama Win
• Spending on Junk?
• Lois R. Shackelford, 79, of Florence
• Repay a Debt Nov. 11
• Sandy Kay Woods, 38 of Killen
• Post-Election Spin from Both Sides
• Gary David Balentine, 52 of Sheffield
• A Centennial Fellow at UA
• Shoals to present concert
• Peden First Recipient
• NORTH ALABAMA RALLIES FOR 24-23 WIN
• Law & Order
• Shooting victim released from hospital
• Fire training center becomes go-to with enhanced features
• City to honor former director
• Woman carries on family tradition
• Early leaf drop keeping crews busy
• Webcams used to monitor traffic conditions in Shoals
• Listen to the customers, not talking heads
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• What’s on TaP?
• Garbage routes altered this week
• Law & Order
• AAA new tool for teen driver's safety
• Lauderdale County grand jury
• Burned building becomes nuisance
• Program helps seniors, kids
• Petition: Keep director
• 20 performers take stage at Elvis Day
• Ball in Coffee’s court on open records case
• Role reversal in capital
• Retail development lags on city's east side
• Forestry commission lifts fire alert
• Law & Order
• Investigation leads to seizure of marijuana
• Composting event set for today
• Fundraiser for cystic fibrosis continues
• RSVP to send gift packages to soldiers
• Ordinance on city's to-do list
• St. John's readies for All Saints' Day service
• Man injured in Tuscumbia plant seeks $3 million
• Gamblin tapped for director
• Key to finding happiness is pursuing right profession
• Shooting under investigation
• Pharmacy closing irks some residents
• Shock value ...
• Despite rain, area drought holds strong
• Song lauds Lions’ traditions
• Caucuses select new legislative leaders
• TVA OKs cooling tower expansion
• 3 generations skydive together
• Staying safe when buying on the Web
• Hibbett program pays tribute to veterans
• Law & Order
• Two men charged in home burglaries
• Search for new superintendent begins
• Voter turnout heavy; results surprise locals
• ECM challenges Keller over legality of services
• State GOP meets today to choose new leadership
• After 136 years, Republicans in charge
• UNA Mock Trial Team takes home two attorney awards at invitational tournament
• Larry Emmett (Snuffy) Smith, 61
• Patricia Ann Buttrum, 72, a native of Lauderdale County
• UNA Seniors Present at National Collegiate Honors Council Conference
• Local Briefs
• Law & Order
• Two teens held in burglary cases
• Attorney: Man should be moved
• Recounts possible in several local races
• Patterson, Holden join school board
• Rogersville alcohol bid loses by single vote
• Thornton wins tight race; job split approved
• Oliver: Sheriff race brought family together
• Brooks first 5th District Republican in 140 years
• UNA Presents Largest Endowed Scholarship Award in School's History
• Willis earns third term as sheriff
• Distinguished Journalism Author to Lecture at UNA
• Recounts may be in future for some races
• Patricia Ann Buttrum, 72, a native of Lauderdale County
• Voters opt to go ‘wet’
• Hotel avoids closing
• When it’s in the hands of the voters
• Voters opt to go ‘wet'
• Voters approve fire fee increase by 20 percent margin
• May cruises to fourth term as sheriff
• Coker elected to Colbert district judgeship
• Medley returns to bench
• Homegrown candidates lose statewide elections
• Law & Order
• An Eclectic Idea for an Opening
• East Meets West: UNA To Host Scholarship Dinner For Business Students Traveling to China
• UNA, Shoals Chamber of Commerce To Host Gubernatorial Candidates Oct. 11
• Fall Snapper Season Benefitting Private Anglers the Most
• 30 Mile Run for MDA
• City Council disagrees over sign ordinance enforcement
• State of the City Nov. 9
• Pearson Named Editor of Journal of Mental Health Counseling
• UNA To Celebrate Constitution Day Sept. 17
• Apple Annie Day Nov. 5!
• “Little Giant”
• Bronner says no, coalition says yes on Amendment 3
• 50 Years at Lodge #402
• Soap Opera Preview
• UNA To Hold Convocation For Freshmen and New Transfer Students Sept. 15
• UNA Lions Move Up To #18 National Ranking - 5th in Region
• Ways to Reduce Your Auto Insurance Premium
• Meetings Notes
• Three National Design Awards
• NORTHWEST-SHOALS VOLLEYBALL HOSTS State’s Top Two-Year Teams
• Lion Spirit: Purple Reign Week Pep Rally Scheduled for Friday in Downtown Florence
• Delores Rae Hubbard, 56 of Florence, AL
• Time to Reevaluate Public Radio’s Life
• Wet/dry debate highlights meeting
• New Playground as seen from An Eagle’s Eye
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Sides Exhibits 'Human Traces' Photo Collages in Italy
• W.C. Handy Music Camp Scheduled For June 14-17
• Memorial at St. John’s
• Council may bring comedian to city in fundraising venture
• Youth Work for a Better World
• Detect the Smoke
• Winners Announced for Purple Reign Week 2010
• UNA's Online MBA Ranks Sixth in Nation for Best Value
• An Eclectic Idea for an Opening
• Council expected to vote on parking ordinance soon`
• DAVE Says
• HAVE A PLAN
• 'The President's Own' U.S. Marine Band to Perform Free Concert at UNA Oct. 8
• Golden Globe Winner Linda Lavin to Take Stage at UNA Next Week
• State of the City Nov. 9
• City pursues loan to help renovate old post office
• Community Notes
• Rats! Do parents have a chance?
• UNA Scholarship Memorializes Marigail Mathis
• UNA, Listerhill Create Center for Financial Literacy
• 50 Years at Lodge #402
• Soap Opera Preview
• Police find marijuana in vehicle
• My Son
• Pet Connection
• UNA To Host Graduation Expo For December Graduates
• UNA Hosts Jean Schulman Exhibit and Gallery Reception
• Three National Design Awards
• NORTHWEST-SHOALS VOLLEYBALL HOSTS State’s Top Two-Year Teams
• Sign of the times
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Rural P.O’s at Stake in 2011
• Akalonu, Smith Crowned UNA Homecoming King and Queen
• Southern Plate Tailgate: Popular Cook Christy Jordan to Debut New Book With Cooking Demo At UNA
• New Playground as seen from An Eagle’s Eye
• Happening THIS WEEK
• High voter turnout expected
• Oak Mountain Lake Trail Expansion Dedication Ceremony on November 3
• Pledge-1892 Socialism
• Darnell Wins Educator of the Year Award From Southern Public Relations Federation
• UNA Ranks Among Top Great Colleges to Work For
• Youth Work for a Better World
• Detect the Smoke
• TVA's plans could bring new work to idled plants
• Fall Snapper Season Benefitting Private Anglers the Most
• 30 Mile Run for MDA
• Zooming in: Electron Microscope to Fuel New Research at UNA
• Crisis Management: UNA to Respond to Simulated Disaster Thursday
• DAVE Says
• HAVE A PLAN
• Apple Annie Day Nov. 5!
• “Little Giant”
• Bradbury's 'The October Country' to Take Stage at the Zodiac
• UNA Creates One-stop Shop for Tutoring, Advising and Retention Services
• Community Notes
• Rats! Do parents have a chance?
• UNA Lions Move Up To #18 National Ranking - 5th in Region
• Ways to Reduce Your Auto Insurance Premium
• Montgomery Wins Best of Alabama Award at State Conference
• Bradbury Stage Collection 'The Machineries of Joy' to Benefit UNA Scholarship
• My Son
• Pet Connection
• Delores Rae Hubbard, 56 of Florence, AL
• Time to Reevaluate Public Radio’s Life
• 'Psycho Beach Party' to Take Stage at UNA Nov. 4-6, 11-13
• UNA Makes Top Tier in U.S. News Rankings
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Rural P.O’s at Stake in 2011
• Faculty trombone recital tonight
• Memorial at St. John’s
• ROTC to Commemorate 60 Years of Commissioning at UNA
• Purple Reign Week: UNA Calls On Local Businesses To Help Celebrate Fall Athletic Season
• Oak Mountain Lake Trail Expansion Dedication Ceremony on November 3
• Pledge-1892 Socialism
• Law & Order
• Grant helps juvenile drug court
• Preview Day gets bigger every year
• Group of Korean War vets remains close
• Extending help lifeline valuable to abuse victims
• Polls favor GOP hopefuls
• FAME records McBride students for album
• Oak Mountain Lake Trail Expansion Dedication Ceremony on November 3
• UNA Lions Move Up To #18 National Ranking - 5th in Region
• Martha Gail Gresham, 62
• → Heritage Christian University Student Life: It's official. I'm coming in the Fall. :) The rumors are true.
• Northwest Alabama candidates hard to find in statewide races
• Cramer: It’s ’94 déjà vu
• Churches host Halloween party
• District seeks 5-mill tax increase
• Cynicism drives state election
• Study: Alabama 3rd most medicated state
• Building Permits
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• Staying in the Shoals
• Law & Order
• Service Notes
• Historian hopes to save former slave quarters
• Resident finds white powder
• Job split decision on ballot
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Grand jury indicts man in death of estranged wife
• Volunteer firefighters seeking increase in fee
• Voters to decide Tuesday whether to allow alcohol
• Man out of rehab arrested for burglary
• Display promotes breast cancer awareness
• Court reverses lawsuit
• Shoals offers fair share of eerie places
• New Briefs
• Law & Order
• 6-week chronic disease workshop open for free
• Meeting Notes
• Lawrence officials expect good voter turnout
• Trophy awarded to cleanest school
• 4 face charges in burglaries
• Shanky's to close doors after 47 years of business
• Committee dedicates $289,000 to projects
• Warm, wet winter expected
• City attorney’s school mission a bit mystifying
• Judge: Woman shows no remorse
• Fishing tournaments touted as economic catalysts
• Lions Rout Statesman 31-7 on CSS
• Program’s open house set today, Homan to speak
• Man sentenced to 30 years in attempted murder case
• Candidates agree job creation is top issue in District 6 race
• Forks of Cypress getting place in history
• Man maintains innocence
• Helton project may last more than a year
• Community fights childhood disease
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Shoals music pioneer Hollis Dixon, 75, dies
• Bentley, Sparks address jobs, gambling
• Candidates debate abortion, budget
• Martha Gail Gresham, 62
• Oak Mountain Lake Trail Expansion Dedication Ceremony on November 3
• Nancy Jane McIntyre (Mrs. Mac), 78, of Florence, AL
• Law & Order
• Police search for intruder
• Shoals escapes widespread storm damage
• On the Great Loop, throw the timetable overboard
• 2 injured, 2 in custody after assault and robbery
• Suspect accused of burglarizing business before robbing bank
• Group debunks landfill claims
• Meeting Notes
• Ritz Sale Set in November
• Ouachita Loss Drops UNA to #21
• President Shares in Vote Responsibility
• Angel Tree, Toys for Tots Registration
• Soap Opera Preview
• Belle Cruises into Shoals
• Mandate requires equipment purchase
• Training Up at NW-SCC
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Ritz Sale Set in November
• Folsom touts himself as pro-business
• Home, Sweet Home
• Two Markers at Railroad Bridge Entrance
• Angel Tree, Toys for Tots Registration
• Soap Opera Preview
• City Council seeks funds for roadway construction
• DAVE Says
• Brushes Out in Force
• Training Up at NW-SCC
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Study: Buses safe without belts
• HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS WITH MY COMPETITORS
• EMPLOYMENT Opportunities
• Home, Sweet Home
• Two Markers at Railroad Bridge Entrance
• Fulmer: Letters confirm request
• A Support Avenue for the Holidays
• Stealing Not The Right Way
• DAVE Says
• Brushes Out in Force
• 1 injured, buildings damaged by storms
• Well-Wishes for 70 Years
• The Future of Our Country
• HOW TO MAKE FRIENDS WITH MY COMPETITORS
• EMPLOYMENT Opportunities
• Community Notes
• Hire the Right Person...First
• A Support Avenue for the Holidays
• Stealing Not The Right Way
• Ask the Attorney
• Bias Against The Tea Party
• Well-Wishes for 70 Years
• The Future of Our Country
• Bart Young, 92, of Waterloo, AL
• Lawyer Jailed For Contempt
• Community Notes
• Hire the Right Person...First
• Mary Susan Gregory Seale, born June 21, 1944
• GOP Got Cozy with Chamber
• Ask the Attorney
• Bias Against The Tea Party
• Gulf State Park Revitalization Complete
• A Need For Action!
• Nancy Jane McIntyre (Mrs. Mac), 78, of Florence, AL
• Lawyer Jailed For Contempt
• Ouachita Loss Drops UNA to #21
• Grimsley Helped PACT
• Bart Young, 92, of Waterloo, AL
• GOP Got Cozy with Chamber
• News Briefs
• President Shares in Vote Responsibility
• Mary Susan Gregory Seale, born June 21, 1944
• A Need For Action!
• Law & Order
• Belle Cruises into Shoals
• Gulf State Park Revitalization Complete
• Grimsley Helped PACT
• Teen love not immune to abuse
• Officials: Pipeline explosion not likely in Shoals
• Ouachita Loss Drops UNA to #21
• Gukf State Park Revitalization Complete
• Auburn vaults to top of BCS
• Cox Creek striping could begin Tuesday
• Christmas for Kids seeking new sponsors
• Electronic program beneficial to police
• Students take on night patrols
• Recycling program expands to downtown, parks
• TimesDaily takes home 3 awards
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• Fueling around
• Law & Order
• Franklin County Grand Jury
• School board member ends career after 30 years
• Hopefuls: Involvement a must
• Candidates: Economy, ethics top concerns
• Chizik: The numbers speak for themselves
• Officials: Prescription drug collection a success
• Indictments not voters' priority
• 4 amendments on local ballots
• Rule changes worry marina, campground operators
• Renaissance Faire still a crowd pleaser
• Road work causes delays; use detour
• Bank Independent Tabs Raleigh, NC Agency
• Soap Opera Preview
• Judicial candidates tout experience
• ‘Mayor of Everybody’ is Recognized
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Alabama Music Hall of Fame to review applications in November
• DAVE Says
• October is Adopt-A-Shelter-Dog Month
• State, local unemployment falls for fifth straight month
• HALLOWEEN SAFETY RELIES ON GOOD VISIBILITY
• Cool Times, Cool Hikes
• School bus driver’s efforts may have saved 9-year-old’s life
• Community Notes
• SUCCESS
• City employee indicted for child porn
• It Can Change
• Easing The Challenges Of Age
• Renaissance Faire today, Sunday
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Troop Funding Held Hostage
• Man files report on drug deal threats
• Lions Visit 4-2 Ouachita Baptist Saturday
• Nov. 2 is Time for a Change
• Home parties with underage drinking invite danger
• Was That a Cobra?
• Another Duping of America
• Mrs. Carolyn Ruth Ragan, 65 of Florence, AL
• Illegals Deserve Mercy
• Bertha Austin Townsley Ezell, 83 of Florence, AL
• All-Star Legacy
• Mr. Louis H. Grigsby, 83 of Florence, AL
• Are you taking advantage of a Roth IRA?
• Law & Order
• Pro-Growth Policies Strongly Lacking
• News Briefs
• Willingham Charity Event
• Band member proud of Washington performance
• Expansion Could Add 25 New Jobs
• May faces opposition from independent
• A Medieval Celebration on the Green
• Non-returning freshmen mean lost dollars
• New landfill work moves step by step
• Neighbors aid in foot chase
• Mayor: Council meeting ‘a farce’
• Suspect arrested
• ‘Glee’ mania propels local students to hit high notes
• Mars Hill learns today if they've won ‘Today Show' competition
• Tree pruning should wait a few months
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Board bids farewell to Frank Williamson
• Local contractors benefit from new water plant project
• Clock ticking for junk cleanup
• Candidates outline goals to chamber
• 3 spend night clinging to dam
• City strives to spur business
• Students get glimpse of transportation industry
• Police say car might have been used in bank robbery
• Man in train collision dies
• New plant will lower alkalinity
• Mr. Louis H. Grigsby, 83 of Florence, AL
• Was That a Cobra?
• Meeting notes
• Firefighters to host fundraiser
• Law & Order
• Councilman undergoing treatment for lung cancer
• Drought puts planting on hold
• Officials see spec building as attraction
• Local man arrested after post office fight
• Candidates: Drug woes top concern
• Plan outlines housing options
• Riley praised for attracting industry
• Logan wants to move trial out of Shoals
• Missing man found dead
• Bank robber remains at large
• Lions Visit 4-2 Ouachita Baptist Saturday
• Students learn lesson on distracted driving
• Law & Order
• Meeting Notes
• Commissioners select engineer to design RV park
• Tennessee Riverkeeper plans to sue coal operators
• Cocaine seizure leads to arrest
• City Council launches ‘real forensic investigation'
• House candidates pitch platforms to chamber
• Illegals Deserve Mercy
• Law & Order
• All-Star Legacy
• Meeting Notes
• Are you taking advantage of a Roth IRA?
• 2 women arrested on drug charges
• Pro-Growth Policies Strongly Lacking
• Man accused of giving beer, vodka to a 10-year-old boy
• Willingham Charity Event
• Commission sets ‘Cares Enough to Wear Pink Day’ for Oct. 25
• October is Adopt-A-Shelter-Dog Month
• City acknowledges support for Keller
• Expansion Could Add 25 New Jobs
• Mrs. Carolyn Ruth Ragan, 65 of Florence, AL
• Study: No landfill flow into creek
• A Medieval Celebration on the Green
• Soap Opera Preview
• Council expected to vote on ordinances
• Bank Independent Tabs Raleigh, NC Agency
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Officials: Cause of fire electrical
• ‘Mayor of Everybody’ is Recognized
• October is Adopt-AShelter Dog Month
• Working facility
• DAVE Says
• Cool Times, Cool Hikes
• Sparks: Working class to win back Alabama
• HALLOWEEN SAFETY RELIES ON GOOD VISIBILITY
• SUCCESS
• Sparks: Working class to win back Alabama
• Community Notes
• Easing The Challenges Of Age
• Professors: Amendment’s passage would create jobs
• It Can Change
• Troop Funding Held Hostage
• Keller approves agreement
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Nov. 2 is Time for a Change
• Kickball becomes latest networking trend
• Bertha Austin Townsley Ezell, 83 of Florence, AL
• Another Duping of America
• Weather Service hosting spotter's class
• Investigation nets five drug arrests
• How fully does Brooks embrace tea party faction?
• Students to record at FAME
• Candidates agree job creation No. 1 issue
• Braly’s sound system may get upgrade
• Meeting to look at state advocacy changes
• Man says he wants to end domestic abuse cycle
• Gay bullying in the spotlight after recent string of suicides
• LIONS DROP TO 10TH IN AFCA POLL
• City to upgrade sewers
• Lonnie Dewayne Gray, 51, of Florence, AL
• Gaming Casualties Raising Red Flags
• Gas-line replacement project finally complete
• Donna Merne Anderson Cockburn, 73 of Florence, AL
• Four Locals Earn AMLA Tourism Honors
• Mayor: Meeting was illegal
• Geraldine Haddock Kelley, 87 of Huntsville, AL
• As Clean as a Lilly
• Fans applaud outdoor move for Phillips festival
• Mr. Robert E. Lefoy, 88 of Florence, AL
• Pathfinder’s Welcomes Ed Conyers
• Phillips to be inducted into Radio Hall of Fame
• Annie Medley Stults, 88, of Florence, AL
• DAVE Says
• Black, Hubbard vying for speaker of the House
• Mr. Earl H. McGuire Jr., 88 of Florence, AL
• SMART PHONE SMARTS
• Mother, son die in fire
• The Gulf Coast Continues To Show its Resilience
• Soap Opera Preview
• UNA Offense Embarrassed in 5-0 Home Loss to Valdosta State
• 2010 Champions
• Businesses today must have website
• Special Rock of Ages Tour
• THIS WEEK
• Health Ratings
• Community Notes...
• October is Faire Month
• Business Briefs
• Wise Names Two Locals
• Stephens Featured in Next aMuse
• Flat-screen TV prices tumbling
• Riley Is Over HKH Records
• Spend Money for Economy
• Native honored in Chicago
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• All Is Being Destroyed
• Law & Order
• Wise Names Two Locals
• Capitalists To Be Eliminated
• County applying for more weather sirens
• Riley Now Over Records at Keller
• Disinheriting Americans
• Ambulance now in Central
• Mr. Melvin Jerry Mullins Sr. 67 of Florence, AL
• Avastin Should Stay
• Superintendent recommends 5-mill increase
• Mayor: Council trying to strip authority
• Womack: Schools to become state's best
• 1 dies in boating accident
• 11 plead not guilty
• Pirates earn home field advantage playoffs
• News briefs
• Law & Order
• New tanker truck on display at fundraiser
• Man indicted on sexual offenses
• Longtime UNA administrator dies
• Officials: Limit access to meth ingredient
• Students lay wreath at Arlington
• Suspect held without bail
• Mac McAnally earns fourth straight CMA nomination
• Officials: Man accused of throwing small child
• Man back in prison after sexual abuse indictment
• State in midst of drought
• Trick or treat comes early
• Shaw needs second term
• Man charged with murder
• Wise Names Two Locals
• Riley Is Over HKH Records
• Special Rock of Ages Tour
• UNA Offense Embarrassed in 5-0 Home Loss to Valdosta State
• How to find the perfect cup of joe
• School board expels 2 students
• Raby: I gave up control of PAC
• Law & Order
• Chance to dispose of old medication
• Franklin man charged with sexual abuse
• Robbery, assault suspect arrested
• Coffee, Shoals exceed financial expectations
• Limits alter bus routes
• From tongue rings to cell phones, judges tell about their pet peeves
• Company's expansion begins
• Commissioners remain skeptical about Keller deal
• Trails abound in North Alabama
• Donna Merne Anderson Cockburn, 73 of Florence, AL
• Geraldine Haddock Kelley, 87 of Huntsville, AL
• Mr. Robert E. Lefoy, 88 of Florence, AL
• Annie Medley Stults, 88, of Florence, AL
• Corman's Poe still thrills
• Local Briefs
• Law & Order
• Family at victim's side at hospital
• Driveway paving scams resurface
• Judge denies man's motion for new trial
• Historical documents on display at library
• Sheriff: Man attacks kids’ grandmother, kills himself
• Raby: No role in bingo scrap
• Commissioner: EMA chief should resign
• Study explores lunch psychology
• Mr. Earl H. McGuire Jr., 88 of Florence, AL
• Three receive disabilities award
• Meetings notes
• Law & Order
• Principal: Improvements numerous
• Tour shows historic churches
• Students, employers gather for career fair
• Airport ad campaign budget in the works
• Ruling expected today for a new attempted murder trial
• LIONS SURVIVE BATTLE WITH WOLVES FOR SIXTH STRAIGHT WIN
• Gaming Casualties Raising Red Flags
• Florence Luebke Hipps, 91, of Florence, AL
• DAVE Says
• William David Liles, 47, of Florence, AL
• SMART PHONE SMARTS
• News Briefs
• Soap Opera Preview
• Law & Order
• 2010 Champions
• Accident victim remains in coma
• Special Rock of Ages Tour
• Wise Names Two Locals
• Rain possible, but not a drought breaker
• Community Notes...
• Riley Now Over Records at Keller
• Candidates say they’ll focus on school issues
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• The Gulf Coast Continues To Show its Resilience
• Utility payments help city revenue
• Four Locals Earn AMLA Tourism Honors
• THIS WEEK
• Historical Florence documents on display
• Pathfinder’s Welcomes Ed Conyers
• October is Faire Month
• Bentley, Sparks stop at UNA
• As Clean as a Lilly
• Stephens Featured in Next aMuse
• Mr. Melvin Jerry Mullins Sr. 67 of Florence, AL
• Spend Money for Economy
• Lonnie Dewayne Gray, 51, of Florence, AL
• All Is Being Destroyed
• Experience Alabama’s Haunted History in October
• Capitalists To Be Eliminated
• UNA SOCCER TEAM GETS SHUTOUT WIN OVER SPRING HILL
• Disinheriting Americans
• Painting the Palette
• Avastin Should Stay
• Parts of park closed in anticipation of tourist attraction
• Can special session on ethics end corruption?
• Colbert garbage fees may rise
• Domestic violence victim opens up in book
• Law & Order
• UNA professor named educator of the year
• City budget includes 3 percent pay raise
• Separate ballot for wet/dry vote
• Judicial candidates tout experience
• Jobless rate falls
• Bedford sought McGregor's input on bill
• Raby linked to casino bid
• School screenings limited but thorough
• LIONS SURVIVE BATTLE WITH WOLVES FOR SIXTH STRAIGHT WIN
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• Merry or scary?
• Cooks convene for CrimeStoppers
• Governor candidates in town
• Law & Order
• TVA invites input over future plans
• Town hopes to replace hydrants
• Shoal Creek bridge weight limit to be reduced
• Authorities say sexting a growing problem
• Littleville revenue expected to drop if Russellville goes ‘wet’
• Piano tuners’ unseen art slowly fading
• UNA SOCCER TEAM GETS SHUTOUT WIN OVER SPRING HILL
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Paseur running on experience
• Officials debate Town Hall site
• Campaign sending message about meth
• Man accused of assaulting teenage girl
• Landfill plaintiffs want to prevent ‘further acts of negligence’ by city
• Dry weather could diminish fall colors
• Authorities: Custodian catches woman in act
• School board faces questions on finances
• Advisories out for area waters
• Best option is not to start fires at home
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Bryan cites experience in seeking re-election to court
• Blind speaker thanks managers, owners for help in workplace
• City seeks new bids for streetscape project
• Recycling bins set for business
• Helton low bid: $4.3 million
• Parents to walk for breast cancer research
• Friends, family gather to say goodbye to local soldier
• Law & Order
• Candidate: State Supreme Court no place for training
• End of construction in sight
• Hibbett School students go outdoor to learn
• Lingering bills raise potential for misconduct
• Better instruction, equipment reduce football concussions
• Florence Luebke Hipps, 91, of Florence, AL
• William David Liles, 47, of Florence, AL
• Experience Alabama’s Haunted History in October
• Painting the Palette
• LIONS HIT THE ROAD TO FACE REJUVENATED WEST GEORGIA
• Keller alliance under scrutiny
• Councilman blasts mayor, colleagues
• Law & Order
• Meetings Notes
• GOP candidates say indictments signal corruption
• Gubernatorial candidates plan separate visits to UNA
• Landfill decision must be made soon
• Man accused of raping woman in her apartment
• Campfires banned in wilderness areas
• Bond set at $500,000 for robbery suspect
• Council splits over new site for Town Hall
• Town welcomes home fallen hero
• Swindall to speak at prayer breakfast
• Civitans Elect New Officers
• Experience Alabama’s Haunted History in October
• Easter Seals Names Duff
• Meetings Notes
• Holy Herd Arrives at Trinity
• Soap Opera Preview
• Civitans Elect New Officers
• Soap Opera Preview
• Grant pays off for teachers, students
• Painting Palette the
• 5 Browns Opening OnStage Season
• Holy Herd Arrives at Trinity
• 5 Browns Opening OnStage Season
• Neighbor’s tip helps nab burglary suspects
• Last Survivors
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Painting Palette the
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Mayor addresses school budget cuts
• DAVE Says
• Thrillers on Stage
• Last Survivors
• Thrillers on Stage
• Proposed budget includes pay hike
• The Glenn Miller Orchestra Swings Into Lawrenceburg
• Concert is Named for a Great of Gospel
• DAVE Says
• Concert is Named for a Great of Gospel
• Suspect in bank robbery returned
• ‘The President’s Own’ Marine Band at UNA
• An Extended Warranty?
• The Glenn Miller Orchestra Swings Into Lawrenceburg
• An Extended Warranty?
• Man, 19, struck by train, dies
• Horse Liniment Eases Arthritis Pain
• FRIGHTFULLY FUN
• ‘The President’s Own’ Marine Band at UNA
• FRIGHTFULLY FUN
• Community Notes
• His Head Must Be Buried
• Horse Liniment Eases Arthritis Pain
• His Head Must Be Buried
• Try This – 25 Words
• Credits to be Mandated
• Community Notes
• Credits to be Mandated
• DePUY HIP REPLACEMENT MEDICAL DEVICE RECALL
• It First Falls Spiritually
• Try This – 25 Words
• It First Falls Spiritually
• Thomas J. Moore (Junior), 85, Florence, AL
• Threat to the World
• DePUY HIP REPLACEMENT MEDICAL DEVICE RECALL
• Threat to the World
• Mrs. Willie Agnes “Bill” Robertson, 88, Waterloo, AL
• Quality claim service makes a difference
• Thomas J. Moore (Junior), 85, Florence, AL
• State Tourism Website Features Fall Color Map
• Ageless Blanda a Legend After 40
• Mrs. Willie Agnes “Bill” Robertson, 88, Waterloo, AL
• Quality claim service makes a difference
• Joe Wheeler Offers the Gamut of Recreational Opportunities
• 50 Years of the Auxiliary
• State Tourism Website Features Fall Color Map
• Ageless Blanda a Legend After 40
• Experience Alabama’s Haunted History in October
• Easter Seals Names Duff
• Joe Wheeler Offers the Gamut of Recreational Opportunities
• 50 Years of the Auxiliary
• Timing of cuts questioned
• Biologist fears deadly bat disease is in state
• UNA DEFENSE EXTENDS SCORELESS STREAK IN 28-0 WIN
• Law & Order
• Fire Prevention Week stresses smoke dectors
• GOP looks to capture seldom 5th District win
• Department strengthens sanitation fleet
• Alcohol sales pushed to add revenue
• Landfills recycling brush to extend facility's lifespan
• Colbert to offer e-mail reminders for tag renewals
• Homecoming crowds consider changes at UNA
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• Shifts in cattle industry lead some farmers to beef up herds
• Law & Order
• Firefighters go pink for cancer awareness
• City lands amateur fishing tournament
• Haynes victorious despite boat trouble
• Unaffiliated voters could determine Nov. 4 election outcome
• Voters must decide whether to separate judge/county posts
• Financially strapped schools consider sharing resources
• ‘Wet’ Oktoberfest draws record crowds
• New comic strip starts Monday
• Woman dies in one-car accident
• Keller's fiscal year ends in red
• Two injured in late night two-car accident
• Law & Order
• Letson leads fundraising in House race for District 7
• Former manager of Florence Bojangles charged with theft
• RC&D Council, volunteers work to boost communities
• Parker weighs in on election issues
• State party presence visible in local races
• Suspect to return to Alabama
• Programs come together, establish wetlands
• 3-year-old girl beginning therapy
• Local soldier killed in combat operations in Afghanistan
• Law & Order
• Scholarship dinner to include speaker
• Franklin County passes budget
• Zorn promotes product safety, new markets
• Parents participate in math, science
• Wise makes 3 major executive appointments
• Child abuse charge will stay
• Playground draws attention
• City property sale requires appraisal
• Robbery suspect arrested in Tunica
• Huntsville pact draws concerns
• Beer boosts buzz about festival
• Soldier from Haleyville killed in combat
• Gladys Lee Young Cooper, 91 of Cloverdale, AL
• Be cautious before turning on the heat
• Local Briefs
• Texting system set up to report violations
• Man charged with damaging trucks
• Pharmacy break-in nets multiple charges
• Apartments get preliminary OK
• Alcohol sales vote on ballot
• Police identify bank robbery suspect
• Study: Teen hearing loss on rise
• Jewell Marie Mooneyhan, 67, of Savannah, TN
• Local briefs
• Law & Order
• Irons tops Freeman in funds
• Airport officials discuss ways to hit 10,000 annual boardings
• Board OKs Keller deal
• Study shows gains in children's well-being
• Jewell Marie Mooneyhan, 67, of Savannah, TN
• Mrs. Rebecca E. Brown, 84 of Florence, AL
• Man indicted over fatal wreck
• Man charged with torturing boys
• Van driver says he didn’t mean to strike man in lot
• 3-year-old loses leg after accident
• Man gets 5 years in prison
• Search for bank robber turns up empty
• Subdivision changes to require sidewalks
• Mother accused of leaving children alone found not guilty
• Light the Night
• Happening THIS WEEK
• McDaniel in Top 550 List
• Despite flat revenue, commission OKs raises
• DAVE Says
• New Book Inspired by Story at Safeplace
• Bernard in at Sterling Blvd
• Police: Man attacked with a van
• IS A TABLET IN YOUR FUTURE?
• Selling on Tenn -Tom
• Kid’s Place’s Hood Says ‘No’ to Germs
• Fourth-graders researching school history for new book
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Q&A Poinsettias are not poison
• Rates Falling with Leaves
• Soap Opera Preview
• New trial for man accused in son's death
• Time Short For Haylee Fund Raiser
• pet buzz
• Light the Night
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Council meeting under scrutiny
• Community Notes
• SNUGGLE UP
• DAVE Says
• New Book Inspired by Story at Safeplace
• Simulated test teaches safety lesson
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Most Farms Family-Run
• IS A TABLET IN YOUR FUTURE?
• Selling on Tenn -Tom
• Study: No decrease in distracted driving
• Mrs. Myra Johnston, 67 of Florence, AL
• Best To Apply Equally
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Q&A Poinsettias are not poison
• Rhonda Gail White, 39, of Killen, AL
• Caution Light Needed
• Time Short For Haylee Fund Raiser
• pet buzz
• Mr. Jerry Hall
• A Reminder of Death
• Community Notes
• SNUGGLE UP
• UNA HOSTS ARKANSAS TECH FOR HOMECOMING SATURDAY
• “Ikey”
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Most Farms Family-Run
• Pursuing Waterfowl in the Delta
• They’ll Use Less Fuel on This Box
• Mrs. Rebecca E. Brown, 84 of Florence, AL
• Best To Apply Equally
• Law & Order
• McDaniel in Top 550 List
• Mrs. Myra Johnston, 67 of Florence, AL
• Caution Light Needed
• Fire alert continues for Alabama
• Bernard in at Sterling Blvd
• Rhonda Gail White, 39, of Killen, AL
• A Reminder of Death
• Meetings Notes
• Kid’s Place’s Hood Says ‘No’ to Germs
• Mr. Jerry Hall
• “Ikey”
• City Council wants opinion on claim
• Rates Falling with Leaves
• Soap Opera Preview
• They’ll Use Less Fuel on This Box
• Alabama Music Hall of Fame looking at ways to raise funds
• UNA HOSTS ARKANSAS TECH FOR HOMECOMING SATURDAY
• Loving the Shoals to meet again
• Kids' cell usage difficult to monitor
• Music, old and new, celebrated during concert
• German shepherd newest member of Police Department
• Florence named great small town
• A perfect fit: Donors swap in unusual kidney transplant
• Whistle-blowers protected
• Pursuing Waterfowl in the Delta
• Building Permits
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• Slow to heal
• How money adds up for Mike Curtis, Lynn Gree
• Mental illness vigil scheduled for October
• Events fill homecoming week
• Magazine focuses on local music heritage
• State third in domestic violence deaths of women
• City's financial shape? Good
• Patrons: Fair not as cheap as promised
• City, school district in tug-of-war over money
• Huntsville management agreement under revision
• Financial difficulties, lack of state support beset music hall of fame
• Mr. Donald B. Miles, 75, a native of Lauderdale County, AL
• Rita Ann Clayton Mays, 75, a native of Lauderdale County, AL
• Law & Order
• Homan shares role model advice
• Robber search continues
• Budget includes increases for sheriff
• 2 arrested in connection to bank robbery
• Jury rules in favor of plaintiffs
• Methods to combat underage drinking conform to prevent abuse
• NWSCC Career Tech Camp
• Not About Freedoms
• Teen accused of sexually assaulting three children
• Two Named at Laud. Tourism
• Trojan Explosion
• Agencies share information during coalition
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Life Insurance: Plan today for the unexpected tomorrow
• Here’s chance to get rid of old medication
• Tent Meeting a Youth Focus
• NEXT: Constitution Versus Shariah Law
• Congressional hopeful claims strong record on job creation
• Wheeler Lake's Big Cats
• DAVE Says
• Bids opened for water treatment plant
• Five Generations
• Robbery suspect remains at large
• Cypress Moon Hosts Special Effects Workshop
• Good Food, Good Price, Good Cause
• Landfill plaintiffs wait for decision
• Third Ranked UNA Faces Tough Challenge at Lambuth
• Community Notes
• Man dies of wreck injuries
• Welcoming Past and Present
• Celebrate and Live
• List reminds us how college freshmen perceive world
• Church is Shoe Box Collection Center
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Mr. Donald B. Miles, 75, a native of Lauderdale County, AL
• Rita Ann Clayton Mays, 75, a native of Lauderdale County, AL
• Vision & Learning
• Going According to Plan…
• Mrs. Willie Ruth O’Bryant, 80, a native of Wayne County, TN
• Candidates Here Oct. 11
• Q&A
• -- Five Tips to Keep Winter Away From Your Boat Trailer
• Quips & Quotes FROM THE ‘NET
• pet buzz
• Elaine Caudle, 88, a native of Marion County, AL
• O’Neal Traffic Adjustments
• MAKE ROOM FOR A CAT
• Grace Evelyn Killen, 92, a native of Lauderdale County, AL
• Soap Opera Preview
• Responsibility Is To Teach
• It's all about greasy food at state fair
• Soft Target Training
• Troops Are Hamstrung
• City man charged in robbery attempt
• Couple file notice of suit
• Summer heat greets autumn
• Plaintiffs say their property worth nothing
• Man guilty of peddling sex
• Despite budget cuts, school buses roll on
• Mrs. Willie Ruth O’Bryant, 80, a native of Wayne County, TN
• Third Ranked UNA Faces Tough Challenge at Lambuth
• Local Briefs
• Law & Order
• Hazardous material training available
• Three face drug charges
• Students gather for See You at the Pole
• Law & Order
• Suit dismissed against Barton plant, contractors
• Sign vandalism on rise in city
• Commission surprised by Keller agreement
• Raby wants to be a part of Shoals growth
• Mo Brooks outlines his business-friendly agenda
• Wildfires burn 100 acres in two days
• Pendleton blasts mayor over property sale
• School board has ‘balanced' but ‘lean' budget for 2011
• Five Generations
• Soap Opera Preview
• City Council split over proposed property sale
• Good Food, Good Price, Good Cause
• NWSCC Career Tech Camp
• 4 injured, including child, in early-morning collision
• Community Notes
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Community group gets deed to training school
• Celebrate and Live
• Church is Shoe Box Collection Center
• Probation denied for former librarian
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Cypress Moon Hosts Special Effects Workshop
• Sen. Denton packs up, reflects on political era
• O’Neal Traffic Adjustments
• Going According to Plan…
• Waynesboro man dies in wreck
• Tent Meeting a Youth Focus
• Q&A
• Deputy injured in 2-vehicle accident
• Two Named at Laud. Tourism
• pet buzz
• Long-awaited landfill case gets under way
• Welcoming Past and Present
• MAKE ROOM FOR A CAT
• New proration brings halt to local schools' expenditures
• Candidates Here Oct. 11
• Responsibility Is To Teach
• Keller OKs management deal
• Soft Target Training
• Troops Are Hamstrung
• Fair touted as entertainment bargain
• Elaine Caudle, 88, a native of Marion County, AL
• Not About Freedoms
• Grace Evelyn Killen, 92, a native of Lauderdale County, AL
• Trojan Explosion
• Wheeler Lake's Big Cats
• Life Insurance: Plan today for the unexpected tomorrow
• -- Five Tips to Keep Winter Away From Your Boat Trailer
• Meetings Notes
• NEXT: Constitution Versus Shariah Law
• Vision & Learning
• News Briefs
• DAVE Says
• Quips & Quotes FROM THE ‘NET
• Help available for Lauderdale farmers battling weeds
• Local firm to draw up depot roundhouse plans
• College maintenance lists deferred
• Poor cell service considered life-or-death matter
• Florence man goes to trial in sex ring
• Irons to take UNA offer on former country club acreage to council
• LIONS ROLL TO 48-6 WIN OVER SOUTHERN ARKANSAS
• --SIDES EXHIBITS ‘HUMAN TRACES’ PHOTO COLLAGES IN ITALY
• LIONS WIN GSC SOCCER OPENER
• Fair organizers hope for rain-free nights
• Portable defibrillator saves life after cardiac death
• Economic impact study focuses on local health care
• Core issue for move? Money
• Riding the Trail
• Building Permits
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• Law & Order
• Tea party enthusiasts celebrate Constitution
• Community garden yielding strong public interest
• Highland Park school earns nutrition award
• Board continues search for new director
• Lawmaker advocates prison alternative
• Bids solicited for project
• Former teacher indicted on rape, sodomy charges
• Sheffield considers salvaging home items
• LION SPIRIT:
• SIDES TO EXHIBIT ‘HUMAN TRACES’ PHOTO COLLAGES IN ITALY
• Mrs. Jessie Irene Patterson, 97, of Florence, AL
• Peggy Nell Smith, 53, a native of Lauderdale County, AL
• Local Briefs
• Law & Order
• Students learn about Constitution
• Parenting classes set to begin Monday
• Conditions prompt call for caution when burning
• Woman warns of dog scam
• Police look at thrift store thefts
• Groups discuss tourism ideas
• Mrs. Jessie Irene Patterson, 97, of Florence, AL
• Bring color to your yard in the autumn
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Company's green initiative spreads
• Warrants issued for burglary suspect
• Man back in jail on new charges
• Pair sentenced for selling drugs near school
• Break-in suspects on loose
• UNA mum on housing information
• Police: Man kidnapped wife
• Officials expect up to 30,000 riders
• Thousands of cyclists roll into Shoals for Trail of Tears commemoration
• Law & Order
• Fishing tournament coming to the Shoals
• CASA project a collaboration between community, students
• Hospital: Suspect improving
• Mother indicted over suffocation death of her son
• Division I report: Proceed carefully
• Museums tell of life in Shoals
• SIDES TO EXHIBIT ‘HUMAN TRACES’ PHOTO COLLAGES IN ITALY
• Grant set to study airport's future
• HON helps Nashville school receive ‘Extreme Makeover'
• Landfill trial delayed
• Police: Man tried to entice child at game
• Funding is key to tech center
• Suspect shot 3 times
• Peggy Nell Smith, 53, a native of Lauderdale County, AL
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Suit seeks damages from plant, contractor
• City looks to trim budget expenses
• A slower pace
• Wanted man arrested while giving police report
• School board OKs $52 million budget
• Funds target first-generation students
• Meeting the needs
• Looking for a Grill Champ
• Governor Champions Prostate Awareness
• A Championship Career
• State tops nation in gains on AP tests
• PAWS Contest Winners Listed
• Three Days for Silver- Haired Legislature
• Pride, not Precedent Now the Ride Focus
• Mayor: Coverage decision on hold
• Locals Receive Child Grants
• Happening THIS WEEK
• DAVE Says
• Stereotypes lure students into smoking, dipping
• Noted Writer Speaks About Saving Lives
• Alex’s Warriors
• ARE YOU FOR REAL?
• More Fun at McGee Farm
• Chambless & Muse Sept 17
• Country’s Largest Racking Horse Show in Decatur
• Luther’s Breakfast
• On Trails of Tears
• Community Notes
• GATOR COUNTRY
• The Debt Abyss
• THE TOYOTA STORY
• Soap Opera Preview
• Owner shoots man accused of breaking into chicken house
• Their Land, Their Rights
• Looking for a Grill Champ
• Governor Champions Prostate Awareness
• Law & Order
• Union Wins Either Way
• PAWS Contest Winners Listed
• Three Days for Silver- Haired Legislature
• Meeting Notes
• A Championship Career
• Locals Receive Child Grants
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Splitting EMA/911 discussed
• Pride, not Precedent Now the Ride Focus
• Noted Writer Speaks About Saving Lives
• Alex’s Warriors
• Maud Road bridge construction begins
• DAVE Says
• More Fun at McGee Farm
• Chambless & Muse Sept 17
• Warrants issued for man accused of taking checks
• ARE YOU FOR REAL?
• Luther’s Breakfast
• On Trails of Tears
• Lauderdale man critical after wreck
• Country’s Largest Racking Horse Show in Decatur
• LION SPIRIT:
• The Debt Abyss
• WVNA-AM back on the air
• Community Notes
• GATOR COUNTRY
• Their Land, Their Rights
• Reid, Levi's launch limited collection
• THE TOYOTA STORY
• Soap Opera Preview
• Union Wins Either Way
• LIONS GET MILESTONE WIN WITH 54-10 ROUT OF GLENVILLE STATE
• Law & Order
• Convoy to participate in drill
• Purple Reign Week gets under way
• Hike in pharmacy burglaries linked to drug problems
• Petition: Tuscumbia, stay away
• Replica of van from ‘Scooby-Doo' drawing attention
• AEA, officials disagree on how to use funding
• Landfill suit begins today
• Forestry Commission reductions worry local firefighters
• Quite a mouthful
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Retired judge, 79, dies
• Arc of the Shoals wins state award
• Construction begins on library, center
• Musical event goes outdoors, downtown
• Repairs planned for Happy Hollow Bridge
• Korean War veterans recall fighting battles
• Native American skills, crafts highlighted at Oka Kapassa
• Council divided over landfill study
• New job raises questions
• Swimmer hopes to compete in Paralympics
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• No charges sought in weatherman’s wreck
• Officials unveil bridge sign
• Perfect weather for butterflies leads to population explosion
• Council contracts out gas collection
• Projects a ‘defining moment’
• Residents weigh in on swelling controversies
• Law & Order
• Cancer awareness week scheduled
• Park where shooting occurred closed for now
• City looks to revamp parking ordinance
• Replica ships dock in Florence Harbor
• Mr. George L. Harris, 76 of Florence, AL
• Talmadge J. Graben, 82, of Florence, AL
• Property tax notices will be sent soon
• Law & Order
• Federal funds, sales tax save school districts
• British cars on display
• 4 accused of stealing copper
• Repairs set for Blackwell Road
• Theft victim beaten
• Dive team earns certification
• Candidates: Stop illegals
• More folks making early funeral plans
• Mr. George L. Harris, 76 of Florence, AL
• Talmadge J. Graben, 82, of Florence, AL
• Brenda Eaton Newbern, 57, of Florence, AL
• Town to receive grant for equestrian trail
• Local Briefs
• School board considers new budget proposal
• Falling fuel prices expected soon
• Holiday fatalities lowest in years
• Rasch Road bridge re-opens
• Education officials demand fewer leaks
• Man 'eccentric but affable'
• Council sets fee for fingerprinting
• Kids' choir kicks off first season
• Armed robbery suspects sought
• Brenda Eaton Newbern, 57, of Florence, AL
• GARNISHMENTS AND HOW TO STOP THEM
• Mr. Talmadge Graben, 82, of Florence, AL
• Two Promoted at Demos’
• Law & Order
• Soap Opera Preview
• DAVE Says
• Meetings Notes
• Overcoming Obstacles
• Hold Up 4 Fingers . . .
• Federal help denied for flood victims; donations are sought
• Habitat Drawn Toward Home
• pet buzz
• Commission looking at costs of courthouse renovations
• The Jackets Swarm
• BE DOG-SAFE
• Handy festival named among best events by bus association
• Welcome to Tuscumbia!
• The Land God Gave To Us
• Campground development delayed
• Purple Reign Week is Back for 2010
• Good Folks at Cross Point
• Man faces 15-year sentence
• A Green Team
• Good/Bad. Which Is It?
• Pilgrim’s Pride faces safety fines
• Happening THIS WEEK
• If So, I Apologize
• Mayor refuses to call meeting
• THIRD RANKED LIONS COULD GET MILESTONE WIN SATURDAY
• From Florence To Hollywood
• Council OKs tax breaks
• Nations & Creations
• Why Life Insurance Awareness Month?
• Fall enrollment up slightly
• D2 Game Tix Now on Sale
• Media Focus: White ...Overwhelmingly
• Updates on Alabama Waters Reopening
• Quips & Quotes
• The Bucket List for Living
• Community Notes
• The Nina Returns
• Enjoy Football
• Grounds for celebration
• Soap Opera Preview
• DAVE Says
• Residents, politicians meet to talk unions, labor
• Overcoming Obstacles
• Hold Up 4 Fingers . . .
• Habitat Drawn Toward Home
• pet buzz
• The Jackets Swarm
• BE DOG-SAFE
• Welcome to Tuscumbia!
• The Land God Gave To Us
• Purple Reign Week is Back for 2010
• Good Folks at Cross Point
• A Green Team
• Good/Bad. Which Is It?
• Happening THIS WEEK
• If So, I Apologize
• Nations & Creations
• From Florence To Hollywood
• D2 Game Tix Now on Sale
• Why Life Insurance Awareness Month?
• The Bucket List for Living
• Media Focus: White ...Overwhelmingly
• The Nina Returns
• Quips & Quotes
• Salvation Army commanders have passion for their calling
• Community Notes
• Planetarium to host laser light shows Sept. 10-18
• Enjoy Football
• THIRD RANKED LIONS COULD GET MILESTONE WIN SATURDAY
• Grant helps town to pay for new park
• GARNISHMENTS AND HOW TO STOP THEM
• Updates on Alabama Waters Reopening
• Few new projects in 2011 budget
• Two Promoted at Demos’
• Mr. Talmadge Graben, 82, of Florence, AL
• Man charged in theft
• Picnic honors, reunites Korean War veterans
• Father contributes to OSHA standards
• Bridge naming finally a reality
• OK to feed hummingbirds in September
• Rare white hummingbird spotted in area
• Stimulus funding assists schools
• Local skilled workers faring well
• Second person dies in Lawrence wreck
• Robotics training center attracts top vendors
• Local man's car featured in national magazines
• New group rehabilitates local horses
• Planners want more sidewalks, green space
• Jimmy Carter visit high point of Labor Day celebration
• Final push for votes begins
• Mayor: No plans to annex Colbert Heights
• UNA leaders face tough decisions in Division I move
• LIONS OPEN SEASON WITH 27-10 WIN OVER HENDERSON
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• Post it
• Step up works for some
• Students’ reaction to division move mixed
• Not For Government
• More students turn to textbook rental programs
• SCA at Home
• Remembering 1995
• Unique collection turns into passion
• --OP-ED BIG LABOR'S COERCION: No Worker Off-Limits
• Votes in for Fall Red Snapper Season
• Finally, Honesty on a Higher Ed Issue
• RESTAURANTS LINE UP FOR United We Dine
• DAVE Says
• SCA Helps Protect Wildlife Through Bluebird Project at Its Barton Facility
• Loose Nuts Behind the Keyboard
• ––Early Seasons for Migratory Birds
• Bluegrass Up Highway 43
• Mars Hill Show Choir Celebrates 10th!
• Lexington Looks at High Speed
• Gene Allen Darby, 82, of Florence, AL
• Sheffield H.S. Band Has Invite for D.C.
• Mrs. Lucille V. Mays, 91, of Florence, AL
• Award- Winning Program Turns 11
• Soap Opera Preview
• Mrs. Dolores (Huggie) Hugaboom, 71 of Sheffield, AL
• Community Notes
• Happening THIS WEEK
• LIONS LET THREE-GOAL LEAD SLIP AWAY
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Expectant Mothers Can EAT FREE
• Flu vaccines arrive early
• Investing in Community
• Lion Games on The FIX
• Start on Success gearing up for ’11
• Sorority is Strong in the Shoals
• Celebrating Great Dogs
• Store to replace landmark
• Athens Man is AWF President
• Why Short of Equipment?
• Police out in force throughout weekend
• Average Students Qualify for Rotarians’ Above-Average Scholarship
• Issue Won’t Go Away
• Recycling bins to be placed in counties
• -- Dates and Activities Announced for 2010 Racking Horse World Celebration
• --OP-ED BIG LABOR'S COERCION: No Worker Off-Limits
• Come party on Spirit Hill for the Lions
• News Briefs
• Band to unveil new uniforms
• Retrial delayed in murder case
• Fabric bags gaining popularity
• Roach apologizes for remarks
• Some call for increased lighting on boats
• Officials expect frugal budget
• No more dry Oktoberfest
• Councilwoman heads to court over allegation
• Whitesell fined $3M for safety violations
• Fight ends in teen’s death
• Traffic problems plague campus
• ––Early Seasons for Migratory Birds
• -- Dates and Activities Announced for 2010 Racking Horse World Celebration
• Florence Residents are Facing Foreclosure. The NFCC Can Help.
• Fire displaces local family
• Seniors target of scam
• Summer warmest ever in Shoals
• Mars Hill Show Choir Celebrates 10th!
• Advance notice for meetings withheld
• Event features 18 colleges, universities
• Show choir performances set for September
• 3 adults arrested after minors found drinking at house party
• Officials: Mom used kids’ IDs for thefts
• Accused burglar left his cell phone
• No investigation expected
• Chancellor impressed with Shoals
• It's fashionable to give
• Group to discuss proposed road
• SCA at Home
• UNA READY FOR GAME WEEK AND HENDERSON STATE
• GOP's McMillan to focus on food safety
• Average Students Qualify for Rotarians’ Above-Average Scholarship
• Soap Opera Preview
• Competition for Redstone jobs fierce
• DAVE Says
• Basketball and Baseball Also Get a Boost
• Muscle Shoals, Killen get grants to make school routes safer
• Loose Nuts Behind the Keyboard
• Happening THIS WEEK
• School board prepares for additional proration
• Bluegrass Up Highway 43
• Expectant Mothers Can EAT FREE
• Police reel in suspect who tells all
• Lexington Looks at High Speed
• Lion Games on The FIX
• Dogs tested
• Sheffield H.S. Band Has Invite for D.C.
• Celebrating Great Dogs
• Willingham guilty in death
• Award- Winning Program Turns 11
• Why Short of Equipment?
• Heart disease lead cause of death in Alabama men
• Community Notes
• Issue Won’t Go Away
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Not For Government
• Gene Allen Darby, 82, of Florence, AL
• Remembering 1995
• Mrs. Lucille V. Mays, 91, of Florence, AL
• Finally, Honesty on a Higher Ed Issue
• Mrs. Dolores (Huggie) Hugaboom, 71 of Sheffield, AL
• Investing in Community
• Votes in for Fall Red Snapper Season
• Athens Man is AWF President
• YELLOW JACKET FOOTBALL REUNION
• Sorority is Strong in the Shoals
• 'Bed Intruder' songster turning fame into a future
• RESTAURANTS LINE UP FOR United We Dine
• KILLEN CELEBRATES WITH A Marker a Party
• Online service to help kick tobacco habit
• Purple Reign kicks off fall sports
• Killen recycling program booms
• Stores open as retail cooperative grows
• Handy Fest costly challenge
• They're back: Blood-sucking insects make a return
• KILLEN CELEBRATES WITH A Marker a Party
• Health ratings
• Financial report
• Russian wheat crop shortages being felt in Tennessee Valley
• Commission considering study of Paradise Drive
• Law & Order
• Fundraiser going for Haylee Cain
• Free workshop set for aspiring writers
• Spill has restaurants seeking new suppliers
• Madison County real estate loans impacted CB&S Bank
• Advisory council forms for parents, teachers
• Wireless ban may resurface
• Families find new life in the Shoals
• GOP eyes North Alabama
• Laura Bush promotes memoir in Florence
• --EGG RECALL HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON ALABAMA
• High Speed Wireless in Lexington?
• Law & Order
• CB&S Bank faces FDIC order
• Sheffield band set for White House show
• Conflicting accounts of fatal wreck
• Willingham testifies in trial
• Grant provides work to make Wesleyan Hall, annex ecologically fit
• ––Early Seasons for Migratory Birds
• Man caught in drug buys
• Street Festival on Main
• Parks Should Be Private
• Schools’ financial woes prompt Cox retirement
• -–Flathead (Yellow) Catfish Poses Danger to Two Alabama Rivers
• Nothing But Insulting
• Tourism officials view Florida visitors’ center
• Love of History, Nature Inspire
• A New Era Begins
• Educators brace for year-end proration
• 60 Years of Freedom
• Are Your Records Organized for an Emergency?
• Testimony casts doubt on defendant's claim
• FINAL WEEK TO SUBMIT
• NY Mosque Won’t Improve Relations
• Enrollment up 5th year at NWSCC
• Music HOF Is Top Attraction
• DAVE Says
• Schools funds hailed as lifeline
• & KILLEN CELEBRATES WITH A Marker a Party
• Everyone Qualifies for Drug Discount
• Visible addresses crucial in emergencies
• ––Gulf Council Votes for Fall Red Snapper Season
• Community Notes
• High Speed Wireless in Lexington?
• Old and Reliable
• How About A Trade?
• Marriage Matters
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Q&A - What are those bumps on my cat's chin?
• A CHILD IS TAKEN . . . And Time Is Critical
• Soap Opera Preview
• pet buzz
• Mrs. Claudia Davis, 81 of Florence, AL
• ––Early Seasons for Migratory Birds
• PREVENTION IS KEY
• Danny Ray Dobbs, 55, of Florence, AL
• Magnetic Pulses Stimulate
• He Still Says He’s Christian
• There’s still time to plant fall gardens
• Happening THIS WEEK
• More Harm Than Good
• Law & Order
• --EGG RECALL HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON ALABAMA
• Looks Like a Foreign Land
• Local Briefs
• United Way’s 1 Dollar More
• We’ve Already Gone To Pot
• Hunt for daytime burglar continues
• Victim’s family happy with 10-year sentence
• Sister: Suspect had violent tendencies
• Burke’s Outlet coming to Florence
• Teen charged in sex assault of 12-year-old
• Football weather arrives
• Campuses come alive as students return
• Flathead (Yellow) Catfish Poses Danger to Two Alabama Rivers
• UNA SOCCER TEAM FACES GHANA IN EXHIBITION THURSDAY
• Early Seasons for Migratory Birds
• EGG RECALL HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON ALABAMA
• Law & Order
• Firefighters to host fundraiser
• Residents warned about possible roofing scam
• Agencies net $300,000 in grants
• Residents: Stay out, Tuscumbia
• Couple depend on solar, wind energy for power
• City Council officials wary over gold claim
• TVA to idle coal plants to cut emission output
• Tuscumbia volunteer recognized as Shoals Woman of the Year
• Accused rapist caught
• Board gets a look at 2010-11 budget
• Schools budget only slightly less than last year
• Sheriff files suit for new election
• More work for Lauderdale 47
• Court names Houston to bingo investigation
• U.S. Sen. Sessions tours Joe Wheeler home
• Sessions lists problems, few solutions for issues
• Sheriff: Story changed after deadly shooting
• Tuscumbia chief worried over patrol funds
• Old and Reliable
• More Harm Than Good
• More students benefit from Tennessee lottery proceeds
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Looks Like a Foreign Land
• UNA SOCCER TEAM FACES GHANA IN EXHIBITION THURSDAY
• We’ve Already Gone To Pot
• Gulf Council Votes for Fall Red Snapper Season
• Parks Should Be Private
• Mrs. Claudia Davis, 81 of Florence, AL
• Nothing But Insulting
• Danny Ray Dobbs, 55, of Florence, AL
• A New Era Begins
• Soap Opera Preview
• Law & Order
• Are Your Records Organized for an Emergency?
• Love of History, Nature Inspire
• Meeting notes
• NY Mosque Won’t Improve Relations
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Alabama gearing up for flu vaccine
• United Way’s 1 Dollar More
• & KILLEN CELEBRATES WITH A Marker a Party
• Grant will fund development
• Music HOF Is Top Attraction
• Street Festival on Main
• Retired oil executive offers opinions on Gulf oil spill
• Magnetic Pulses Stimulate
• A CHILD IS TAKEN . . . And Time Is Critical
• Hungry caterpillars attack lawns, farms
• Marriage Matters
• How About A Trade?
• Officer to return to work soon
• 60 Years of Freedom
• Q&A - What are those bumps on my cat's chin?
• City reviews options for mill tax
• DAVE Says
• pet buzz
• And the rain fell down
• Everyone Qualifies for Drug Discount
• PREVENTION IS KEY
• Fulmer calls for audit of Grabryan
• Community Notes
• He Still Says He’s Christian
• FINAL WEEK TO SUBMIT
• Law & Order
• Funds sought to study access to Shotgun Lane
• Jury selection for murder trial begins
• State 2nd worst in teen traffic deaths
• Mayor, historian dispute DeVaney House's age
• Staph infection rates down
• All About You(Tube)
• Law & Order
• Benefits in radar as budget crisis plagues Alabama
• Festival draws crowd despite heat, humidity
• Funds sought for overhead signs
• Group developing plan for bike, pedestrian trail
• Leighton officer injured in wreck
• Streetscape project wraps up
• Supply donations needed for depot
• Haddock ponders mayoral run
• Students move in to UNA dorms
• Beer taps likely to flow for annual Oktoberfest
• DEFENSE DOMINATES UNA SCRIMMAGE
• Grassroots movement urges bill to control meth ingredient
• Flathead (Yellow) Catfish Poses Danger to Two Alabama Rivers
• UNA's economic impact in the millions
• Teacher Supply Depot Plans for Sept 2 event
• Gulf Council Votes for Fall Red Snapper Season
• Useful things
• Board seeks to provide tutoring
• Jack E. Love, 83, of Muscle Shoals, AL
• Mrs. Frances Lee Barrett, 80 of Florence, AL
• Ralph Harley White, 80, of Florence, AL
• Flathead (Yellow) Catfish Poses Danger to Two Alabama Rivers
• Teacher Supply Depot Plans for Sept 2 event
• Gulf Council Votes for Fall Red Snapper Season
• Alabama joblessness lowest since April 2009
• Drunken driving campaign begins
• Grandfather, husband, wife face drug charges
• Grand jury to hear evidence in murder case
• Area attractions are focus of national article
• Highland teachers earn math, science awards
• 'Single White Fan' ready to root for NFL's Arizona
• Plant cuts ties to company
• DEFENSE DOMINATES UNA SCRIMMAGE
• Early learning program aims to educate parents, children
• Carter Jerome Smith, Sr., 83, a native of Lauderdale County, AL
• Sherrel Elaine Carmack, 64, of Florence, AL
• Carter Jerome Smith, Sr., 83, a native of Lauderdale County, AL
• Sherrel Elaine Carmack, 64, of Florence, AL
• Python found alongside highway
• Businessman gets year in jail
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• New home dedicated for troubled teens
• Man sentenced for molesting teen
• Four-legged visitor plays role of book character Winn-Dixie
• Inmates caught
• Man shot in argument over stereo
• LIONS READY FOR SATURDAY SCRIMMAGE
• Muscle Shoals High track repairs delayed
• Residents interrupt burglary; 2 arrested
• Man charged with rape, sodomy
• Residents, officials meet to discuss phone, Internet service
• UNA gets mixed reviews in surveys of universities
• State’s infant death rate at all-time low
• Keller: Nothing new in offer
• New board ready for Friday's jamboree
• Jack E. Love, 83, of Muscle Shoals, AL
• INJURIES HIT UNA HARD ON FIRST DAY IN PADS
• Trust involved with work release inmates
• Watermelon fest begins Friday
• Operation Over-Due under way to collect unpaid fines
• Man sentenced to 15 years
• Recycling effort outgrowing facility
• Man wants to strike gold deal with city
• Police seek rape suspect
• Farmers diversify
• Hall named Attraction of the Year
• Inmates remain at large
• Cold cases remain a high priority
• Community Notes
• Mrs. Frances Lee Barrett, 80 of Florence, AL
• Ralph Harley White, 80, of Florence, AL
• Agnes Anthony Parrish, 88, of Florence, AL
• Meetings Notes
• Law & Order
• City Council to explore ways to connect schools
• Solid waste manager OK'd to cite litterbugs
• ASSIMILATED BY THE DROID
• Livestock Market
• Think About Pets Too
• Organizers hope meeting leads to new communications tower
• Planning for Your Estate
• 2nd Ad or 2nd Week FREE for Online Subscribers!
• Poor Choices with Timing, Location
• Council expected to approve storm drainage projects
• Equine Rescue to Greener Pastures
• Agnes Anthony Parrish, 88, of Florence, AL
• DAVE Says
• Firefighters aid startup department
• Kaiser Buys Nichols Wire
• James Edward Smith, 67, of Florence, AL
• ASSIMILATED BY THE DROID
• City to replace cemetery fence
• Oyen Earns 20 Year Award
• Mr. Robert Lee Hurt, 72 of Florence, AL
• Planning for Your Estate
• City leaders to study cost of policing outside jurisdiction
• Doerflinger Receives Crystal Apple
• Soap Opera Preview
• Equine Rescue to Greener Pastures
• Officials tout Alabama tourism
• NAMI’s Family-to- Family Program
• Helping Hands Unite Aug. 25
• Community Notes
• Rescued animals returned to owner
• Exposure for Area Organizations
• PAWS Photo Voting Winds Down
• Kaiser Buys Nichols Wire
• Keller board strengthens Huntsville affiliation
• Livestock Market
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Oyen Earns 20 Year Award
• Soap Opera Preview
• 'He was my partner'
• James Edward Smith, 67, of Florence, AL
• 90 Imaginative Years
• Doerflinger Receives Crystal Apple
• Helping Hands Unite Aug. 25
• Mr. Robert Lee Hurt, 72 of Florence, AL
• Israel Allowed a Blockade
• --Demos' Restaurant Recognizes Safeplace
• PAWS Photo Voting Winds Down
• 2nd Ad or 2nd Week FREE for Online Subscribers!
• Bribes Thieves to be Honest?
• NAMI’s Family-to- Family Program
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Meetings Notes
• Feds Are Irresponsible
• Eliminating Rodent Home Invaders
• 90 Imaginative Years
• Fire likely started from candle
• Think About Pets Too
• -- BLUE RIDGE TRAIN EXCURSIONS
• Israel Allowed a Blockade
• Poor Choices with Timing, Location
• Exposure for Area Organizations
• Bribes Thieves to be Honest?
• Enrollment up, but proposed budget shows little growth
• DAVE Says
• Oil Spill Not The Catastrophy That Was Represented
• Feds Are Irresponsible
• City to pave portion of Blackwell Road
• Report links school meals with higher attendance
• System meets objectives
• Not-so-easy riding
• Storms leave power outages, minor damage
• Law & Order
• Killen to celebrate 14th annual Founder's Day
• Town officials work on more recreational outlets
• 2 superintendents chosen for committee
• Veterans Drive, Cox Creek work starts today
• Officials look to replace street signs
• Finding amusement in painting
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• Wave of the future?
• Summer winding down
• Program scrambles for funding
• Funds sought for Walk of Honor
• Residents: Go ahead with road project
• New van may be in Haylee's future
• Area wages 2nd lowest in state
• Crockett Days celebrates frontier life
• Records, committee assignments reflect senators’ contributors
• Ten percent of seniors live in poverty
• --Demos' Restaurant Recognizes Safeplace
• -- BLUE RIDGE TRAIN EXCURSIONS
• Eliminating Rodent Home Invaders
• Oil Spill Not The Catastrophy That Was Represented
• Wilson Dam closed during weekend
• Law & Order
• 12-week course for caregivers to start Aug. 23
• Grant provides two-way radios in school buses
• Sex offender receives 2 sentences
• Teenager in serious condition after chase
• Man charged with sodomy
• Obesity rate falls slightly
• Dry weather played role in fall of massive tree limb
• Board OKs vice principal
• Town hosts Save The Pool Day
• Law & Order
• Cooler temperatures expected for Funfest
• Neighbors to hold Sweetwater reunion
• Congressional hopefuls pledge highway support
• Man faces prison time in shooting
• Bond set in ’92 slaying
• Schools offer new services, courses
• Mobile Plaza finished early
• Officials: Man had obscene pictures
• Honoring loved ones
• William Albert (Ab) Sparks , 91, of Florence, AL
• Freight trains run all day in the Shoals
• News Briefs
• Supreme Court asked to review Arthur trial denial
• Fire department receives lower ISO rating
• Commissioners consider flood plain building plan
• Attempted murder defendant denies shooting involvement
• Permit adds decades to Underwood Landfill
• Council, company commit to contract
• 5 signs at UNA campus entrances get facelifts
• Three men die in cycle crashes
• New hospital chief shares plans, hopes for the future
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• Crockett Days relives the past
• City waiting for FBI report
• Laughs and cheers
• Alfred L. “Big Al” Cundiff, 73, of Florence
• Coffee Reunion
• Former teacher to begin sentence
• HCU Hosting Bush
• Insurance and You
• Schools target graduation
• Members, Visitors Celebrate in Song
• Where Will Judicial Power Trips Lead?
• Woman battles chronic disease
• Demos' Restaurant Recognizes Safeplace
• DAVE Says
• Jacket Players Will Reunite
• Farm League Champs
• Music, Unveiling Highlight Fun Fest
• Community Notes
• Mr. George Jarvis Ellis, 80 of Florence, AL
• My Mulla
• Mr. George Jarvis Ellis, 80 of Florence, AL
• Area Manager Earns Honor
• Registration set for gun class
• Truck Accidents and Black Boxes
• Law & Order
• Food Collection
• Buyers Like Lush, Green Lawns
• Solid waste chief may get authority to cite litterbugs
• Soap Opera Preview
• Chocolate bunnies have long tradition
• Trace director open to idea for Colbert visitors' center
• Grant Helps Local Kids
• MODERN MIRACLES
• Shooting victim testifies Koger fired weapon
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Are You Really Aware?
• Soil samplings planned for skateboard bowl site
• Miss Cadence “Cady” Michelle DeLano, 11 of Muscle Shoals, AL
• Do Your Homework
• Retailers happy with tax-free weekend
• UNA Responds to a Staged Emergency
• If Fairness is the Key...
• Airline boardings increase
• August is National Children’s Vision & Learning Month
• There is No Issue
• Coffee Reunion
• Demos' Restaurant Recognizes Safeplace
• Insurance and You
• Law & Order
• Meeting Notes
• Where Will Judicial Power Trips Lead?
• Proposed factory would cut down on waste in landfill
• Jacket Players Will Reunite
• Soap Opera Preview
• Commissioners receptive to cars, cameras for sheriff
• Area Manager Earns Honor
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Kaiser buys Nichols Wire
• Food Collection
• Music, Unveiling Highlight Fun Fest
• County gets permit for new section of landfill
• HCU Hosting Bush
• Members, Visitors Celebrate in Song
• Man dies while in police custody
• Grant Helps Local Kids
• August is National Children’s Vision & Learning Month
• School's back
• DAVE Says
• Buyers Like Lush, Green Lawns
• Ex-senior center director charged with taking funds
• Farm League Champs
• Chocolate bunnies have long tradition
• 2 indicted in 1992 murder
• Community Notes
• MODERN MIRACLES
• Attending two-, four-year schools can be pricey
• My Mulla
• Are You Really Aware?
• Truck Accidents and Black Boxes
• Do Your Homework
• UNA Responds to a Staged Emergency
• If Fairness is the Key...
• Miss Cadence “Cady” Michelle DeLano, 11 of Muscle Shoals, AL
• There is No Issue
• Alfred L. “Big Al” Cundiff, 73, of Florence
• Law & Order
• Drugs prescribed out of state turn into local problem
• Area divorce rates lower slightly
• Not always a 10-4
• Ethics questions raised over representation
• After proration, taxpayer money just isn't enough
• Responding NOW to an Emergency
• (No heading)
• Drugs prescribed out of state turn into local problem
• Area divorce rates lower slightly
• Digital boxes needed for Comcast upgrades ‘World of More'
• Fencing next step for parking lot
• Council prioritizes streets in most need
• Wooden bridges saving county money
• Incubator survey to go out
• Shoppers battle crowds to get tax-free school supplies
• Education law narrows data
• Demos' Restaurant Recognizes Safeplace
• ‘I feared for my life'
• Miss Cadence “Cady” Michelle DeLano, 11 of Muscle Shoals, AL
• Alfred L. “Big Al” Cundiff, 73, of Florence
• Mrs. Margaret E. Wilbanks, 81 of Florence
• --DEALING WITH THE LOSS OF A PET
• A Look at The State of the Bay
• BLUE RIDGE TRAIN EXCURSIONS
• Building Permits
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• Investigation leads to 3 drug arrests
• Abramson expected to fill empty tourism seat
• Tutoring centers to merge
• Bridge project close to being completed
• Region in early drought stage
• Council open to ordinance changes
• School allows service dog
• Tallest lifting lock east of Rockies open to almost any traffic
• Demos' Restaurant Recognizes Safeplace
• Miss Cadence “Cady” Michelle DeLano, 11 of Muscle Shoals, AL
• Alfred L. “Big Al” Cundiff, 73, of Florence
• A Look at The State of the Bay
• BLUE RIDGE TRAIN EXCURSIONS
• Law & Order
• Bus drivers become Teamsters
• Councilman complains of discrepancies among districts
• News briefs
• Law & Order
• Spec building already drawing interest
• Rodeo competitors come to town
• New, old faces elected as Lawrence, Wayne sheriffs
• Stamps hired as Rogers principal
• Group to meet about dog
• Hotter weather brings more snakes
• Mrs. Margaret E. Wilbanks, 81 of Florence
• --GALLUP: Alabama Among the Most Conservative States
• --HANDY PHOTOS
• --DEALING WITH THE LOSS OF A PET
• Venomous Snakes of Alabama
• The Mystery of the Purple Deer Droppings Solved
• Major Charles Wathen Casteel, USAF, Retired
• 2 weeks later, stolen goods still returning
• Man dies in truck collision
• Kayaker hits Florence on Tennessee River trek
• Some not waiting on tax-free weekend
• Stallings shares philosophy on work ethic with educators
• Pawn shop owner charged for drugs
• Law & Order
• Tennessee goes to polls today
• URBan finds new homes for WVNA, WLAY AM
• Aderholt joins tea party in U.S. House
• Capital murder case going to grand jury
• Voters to decide on chair, probate judge separation
• Hot weather spurs special precautions for responders
• --HOT TIPS FOR COOL CROPS
• Creekside JC’s Are Initiated
• Meetings Notes
• Yancy Named Top Volunteer
• Horse owners urged to vaccinate animals
• Several National Honors for Tishomingo State Park
• Private schools ready to begin new year
• Grant Presented to Families First
• Superintendent: Proration worse than expected
• Patient Satisfaction Indicates Keller Has A Power to Please
• National Charcot-Marie-Tooth Awareness Week
• June sales tax revenue holds steady
• DAVE Says
• Soap Opera Preview
• SO LONG MY LOVE.
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Local athletes do well at National Special Olympics
• Community Notes
• New Pharmacy and Clinic Open in Littleville
• Commissioners agree to vote on EMA job descriptions
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Holy Herds on Stampede
• Commission OKs SCA tax abatement request
• --GALLUP: Alabama Among the Most Conservative States
• 2 Blocks Closing for Event
• Crowd expresses concern over plutonium proposal
• --HANDY PHOTOS
• Oil Jobs Going to Brazil?
• Man in Colbert wreck dies
• Venomous Snakes of Alabama
• Pakistan Plays Both Sides
• Another day, another 100
• The Mystery of the Purple Deer Droppings Solved
• Stealth Jihad is Here
• Rock and Roll Hall of Fame president will help pick director
• Bishop Robert McKeithen, 87
• Tuscumbia Hometown Hero
• Cell ban fails in tie vote
• Major Charles Wathen Casteel, USAF, Retired
• High Jinks Not of Founding Fathers
• Parents to school: Allow service dog for autistic son
• Mr. Richard Morris Romine, 61, of Florence, AL
• Honor Roll of Employment
• Maintenance man injured in blast
• SO LONG MY LOVE.
• Happening THIS WEEK
• State cites school districts
• Community Notes
• New Pharmacy and Clinic Open in Littleville
• School's (not) out for summer
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Holy Herds on Stampede
• Where the Wild Things Aren’t
• 2 Blocks Closing for Event
• GALLUP: Alabama Among the Most Conservative States
• Oil Jobs Going to Brazil?
• Handy Photos!
• Pakistan Plays Both Sides
• Bishop Robert McKeithen, 87
• Stealth Jihad is Here
• Mr. Richard Morris Romine, 61, of Florence, AL
• Tuscumbia Hometown Hero
• --HOT TIPS FOR COOL CROPS
• High Jinks Not of Founding Fathers
• Night Out offers activities for kids
• Honor Roll of Employment
• Law & Order
• Creekside JC’s Are Initiated
• Meetings Notes
• Yancy Named Top Volunteer
• TVA seeks input on nuclear reactor fuel proposal
• Several National Honors for Tishomingo State Park
• City considers parking deck deal with university
• Grant Presented to Families First
• Council has questions about cabin
• Patient Satisfaction Indicates Keller Has A Power to Please
• Judge denies bond for Woods
• DAVE Says
• Soap Opera Preview
• Where the Wild Things Aren’t
• Woman, 21, dies in wreck on Waterloo Road
• 1 hurt in four-wheeler wreck
• Changes settle as schools set to open
• City considers relocating log cabin
• Council to revisit wireless ban
• Officials: Domestic situations more deadly
• Mother, 21, dies in wreck
• Corrections renovation projects may begin soon
• Weed growth defies expectations
• Budget tight for rest of fiscal year
• Rogersville petitions to go wet
• Cost to maintain abandoned lots frustrates officials
• Educators say early education worthy purpose
• Officials: Retreats essential
• Parade, concert conclude Handy Fest
• W.C. Handy Festival Events & Handy Nights
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• Sampling strategy used to whet appetite
• Law & Order
• TOAD AND FROG INVASION
• The Run Of The Land
• SCA Tissue Expansion Is Security
• Closet Word Now Open
• Florence Takes Cal Ripken State 9 Title
• Summoning Reinforcements
• ECM Recognized for Cardiac Care
• Little Girl’s Purse Taken
• W.C. Handy Festival Events & Handy Nights
• Swimmers Need Help
• Mrs. Betty Little Calloway, 69, of Florence, AL
• Kid Safety: Back to School
• Revis Aaron (R.A.) Brannon III, 64, of Muscle Shoals, AL
• Local Council May Need a Crass Text
• Ada Eathel Staggs, 77, of Muscle Shoals, AL
• DAVE Says
• Bevis to leave tourism board
• Community Notes
• Soap Opera Preview
• Local briefs
• Give Me a Minute
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Uninvited guest arrested
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• ‘Diamonds’ Full of Greed, Hatred
• Law & Order
• Two Added for SunTrust
• McAnally, Reefers Headline
• Woman accused of setting house on fire
• Gilreath Joins Jackson Hts.
• Open Houses: What Works?
• West Point man indicted in murder
• Two Awards For EJ’s Davis
• TIPS FOR PLACING A HOMELESS CAT
• Rescued horses gaining ground
• Handy Photos!
• pet buzz
• W.C. Handy Music Festival comes to a close tonight
• --Bassmaster Angler of the Year Decided this Weekend
• KNOW YOUR RISKS
• Shoals woman selected as finalist
• Law & Order
• Lauderdale schools adopt ‘no-idle' policy for buses
• Tennessee residents have 2 days left of early voting
• ACES program wraps up summer fun
• Counterfeiting case yields 3 drug arrests
• Saturday’s street strut, parade a popular finale to Handy Fest
• Plea agreements common in child sexual abuse trials
• Theme of hope
• Rabid bat confirmed in Colbert
• Woods' bond hearing continues
• Sex offender sentenced
• Crowds gather for church celebration
• --Bassmaster Angler of the Year Decided this Weekend
• TOAD AND FROG INVASION
• Law & Order
• Stalking conviction leads to life sentence
• Wayne County working on water projects
• Suspect crashes stolen car
• Council president rescinds earlier motion
• Wammack teams up with Sun Records legend for tour
• Handy Photos!
• Law & Order
• News Briefs
• Police: Wife accused of shooting husband
• Additional pre-k classes possible
• Fabianke appointed to commission
• Lauderdale development commission OKs grants
• City to close 2 blocks for First Friday
• Shoals summer on pace for record books
• Keller gets award again
• UNA ranks among top colleges for employees
• Council reinstates officer; mayor tries to suspend chief, adjourn meeting
• Bassmaster Angler of the Year Decided this Weekend
• Two Added for SunTrust
• News Briefs
• Gilreath Joins Jackson Hts.
• Soap Opera Preview
• Board hires assistant principal
• Two Awards For EJ’s Davis
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Law & Order
• SCA Tissue Expansion Is Security
• ‘Diamonds’ Full of Greed, Hatred
• Officials say address issues hamper emergency response
• Florence Takes Cal Ripken State 9 Title
• McAnally, Reefers Headline
• Industrial park receives upgrades
• ECM Recognized for Cardiac Care
• Open Houses: What Works?
• Tennessee town becomes unincorporated community
• Dan’s Down Home Jazz
• TIPS FOR PLACING A HOMELESS CAT
• Residents voice concerns over St. Florian traffic, proposed road
• DAVE Says
• pet buzz
• Laura Bush to speak at Heritage fundraiser
• Community Notes
• KNOW YOUR RISKS
• Hearing delayed in murder case
• Give Me a Minute
• The Run Of The Land
• Council approves grass ordinance
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Closet Word Now Open
• 10 household items that are bleeding you dry
• HANDY NIGHTS
• Summoning Reinforcements
• WC Handy Festival Events
• Little Girl’s Purse Taken
• Mrs. Betty Little Calloway, 69, of Florence, AL
• Swimmers Need Help
• Revis Aaron (R.A.) Brannon III, 64, of Muscle Shoals, AL
• Kid Safety: Back to School
• Ada Eathel Staggs, 77, of Muscle Shoals, AL
• Local Council May Need a Crass Text
• Sheffield's canine officer retired after 5 years of service
• Survey: Health costs rising
• Weather doesn't halt Handy Fest
• Law & Order
• Oil spill boosts local ethanol sales
• Hall of fame seeks foundation members
• Group provides stadium upgrades
• Traditions ripe for the picking
• On the Move
• Health Ratings
• Financial Report
• Lyons' share
• Festival attendees battle hot weather
• Sheriffs want to see qualified candidates
• Gasoline tax collections for tourism project ahead of payback schedule
• Long waiting list for disabled adults needing Medicaid
• No caps on payday loans
• Homebuilders invest in west Florence
• Law enforcement agencies receive grants for upgrades
• Hospital wins award for cardiac care
• Project Lifesaver receiving support
• Colbert attracts wealthier residents; poorer go to Lauderdale, Franklin
• Authorities attempting to develop park
• Council votes spur complaint to ethics panel
• Private school to close
• Natchez Trace Parkway attracts millions each year
• News Briefs
• Law & Order
• --The Southern Poverty Law Center Exposed
• Roach Named Coffee CEO
• Reform is Easy
• Angela Leah Johns, 44, of Lutts, TN
• HANDY NIGHTS
• Thanks for the Trip!
• Mrs. Thetus “Chris” Riley, 82, of Zip City, AL
• Slumber with the Stars
• Journey - Part II
• Wanda Lou Linville, 77, of Florence, AL
• Partial Listing of WC Handy Festival Events
• Inadequate Spending?
• Robert Earl Cole, 69 of Florence, AL
• White Earns Silver Honors
• DAVE Says
• John Paul Poole of Florence, AL
• Third Year For Handy Parade
• STOLEN MEMORIES
• Law & Order
• All About Character
• District 11 Winners
• Republicans deny negative campaign calls
• Robb on Canals
• Rotary Donation
• Traffic stop leads to offender's arrest
• SEQUOYAH CAVERNS
• Community Notes
• John Edward McDonald, III, 51
• Businesses heat up with weather
• Expansion Is Security
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Mrs. Thetus “Chris” Riley, 82, of Zip City, AL
• Nude photo leads to arrest
• Celebrating Camelot’s Premier
• Interactive Plaza Event Spreads-Out in 2010
• pet buzz
• Plaza partially open for Handy
• -- Managing Roadsides for Wildlife
• Music, Special Effects Down in Lexing’town’
• IN THE SWIM
• City will keep school overpass grant funds
• -- How Pets Can Help You Heal
• CASA-Lauderdale Reaches Performance Benchmark
• Berwick is for Redistribution
• Resident helps his neighbors, one can at a time
• Falcon Release Planned for July 28
• Soap Opera Preview
• Now, About That Spending
• Keith Alan Holmes, 58
• Promoting KTSB Litter- Free Events
• Fascist Attack Remains
• Mrs. Sally K. Utley, 73 of Florence, AL
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Finally, the Truth
• The Children's Place opens at Regency Square Mall
• News Briefs
• Chairman calls for clean campaign
• Officials evaluating teacher employment
• Hall displays posters from Handy festival
• Police: Neighbor's action stops burglar
• Man’s garage burns down while he helps with wreck
• More merchandise recovered
• Coach seeking funds for repair project
• Cost of staying cool rising
• Summer pests can pose danger
• Falcon Release Planned for July 28
• Robert Earl Cole, 69 of Florence, AL
• Local health officials warn of heat dangers
• Commission tables DHR renovation request
• Handy music festival kicks off with parade
• Wilson Dam Road resurfacing begins
• Study finds Colbert at risk to run short of water
• Ex-teacher pleads guilty
• Council, board nix crosswalk
• Lawrence man faces murder charge
• Florence City Council criticizes UNA trustees
• Up to $100,000 in stolen sewing machines, vacuums recovered
• Keith Alan Holmes, 58
• Law & Order
• Meetings Notes
• Tim Tubbs named new assistant superintendent
• Angela Leah Johns, 44, of Lutts, TN
• Community Notes
• Now, About That Spending
• Wanda Lou Linville, 77, of Florence, AL
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Fascist Attack Remains
• John Paul Poole of Florence, AL
• Interactive Plaza Event Spreads-Out in 2010
• Finally, the Truth
• Meeting Notes
• Music, Special Effects Down in Lexing’town’
• Reform is Easy
• No quorum for council meeting
• CASA-Lauderdale Reaches Performance Benchmark
• Thanks for the Trip!
• Law & Order
• Soap Opera Preview
• Journey - Part II
• Superintendent gets favorable evaluation
• Promoting KTSB Litter- Free Events
• Inadequate Spending?
• Vinemont man killed in shooting
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Roach Named Coffee CEO
• Dangerously hot weather in forecast
• HANDY NIGHTS
• Slumber with the Stars
• Jackson project nears completion
• Partial Listing of WC Handy Festival Events
• White Earns Silver Honors
• -- Managing Roadsides for Wildlife
• Taking aim
• Third Year For Handy Parade
• Expansion Is Security
• -- How Pets Can Help You Heal
• Officer faces three charges
• Robb on Canals
• All About Character
• Mrs. Sally K. Utley, 73 of Florence, AL
• Council OKs alcohol referendum
• SEQUOYAH CAVERNS
• DAVE Says
• --The Southern Poverty Law Center Exposed
• Council considers texting ban
• Celebrating Camelot’s Premier
• STOLEN MEMORIES
• pet buzz
• Hospitals look at options for cooperation
• Managing Roadsides for Wildlife
• District 11 Winners
• IN THE SWIM
• How Pets Can Help You Heal
• Rotary Donation
• Berwick is for Redistribution
• Managing Roadsides for Wildlife
• How Pets Can Help You Heal
• Alabama National Guard’s role in the Oil Spill Response
• AT&T: Fix is in the works
• Colbert DHR asks for repairs to building, lot
• Bad wells lead to water troubles
• Dozens repair hydroelectric generator at Wilson Dam
• Hospital officials to meet
• Area anticipates production at National Alabama
• SEQUOYAH CAVERNS
• Mrs. Pauline S. Mabry, 83 of Florence, AL
• Soap Opera Preview
• Restart Our Factories
• Curtis fighting for highway
• Mrs. Cheryl Ann Behel, of Florence, AL
• Insurance and You
• Cannot See the Reasoning
• UNA considers future student housing options
• Angela Leah Johns, 44, of Lutts, TN
• RESOURCE FORUM FOR START-UPS is a PRIME Project
• If He Wins, We Lose
• Is state GOP out of touch with voters?
• — Snake Proof Your Home
• Unforgettable Journey
• Officials eye club property
• Mrs. Dorothy Bowers Wallace, 83, of Florence, AL
• First Newsletter for Keep the Shoals Beautiful
• Earth to Obama: Your Circuit is Dead
• Experts: Kids’ vitamins just part of answer
• Wanda Lou Linville, 77, of Florence, AL
• Happening THIS WEEK
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Managing Roadsides for Wildlife
• — Zogby Interactive:
• DAVE Says
• How Pets Can Help You Heal
• STEPS TOWARD A SAFER SCHOOL YEAR
• The Key to Improving Sports Performance:
• Alabama National Guard’s role in the Oil Spill Response
• BUILDING A DEGREE OF Financial Literacy
• Two Service Aces
• Financial Report
• Auditions Set for July 16, 23
• WICP Celebrates a Jazzy Year
• It’s Better to be Up Front
• Wholesale success
• Longleaf Pine Making a Comeback
• Photo
• THE SCOOP
• News Brief
• —Thunderstorms Are a Deadly, Destructive Force
• Community Notes
• pet buzz
• Womack wants Florence to be model district
• With Agent Assistance
• My Bus
• PET PREPAREDNESS
• Law & Order
• Pickin in Rogersville
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Damaging All The Beauty
• Officials hope to solve sewer system problems
• John Paul Poole of Florence, AL
• Sunset Cruise into Wilson for St. Francis
• Sneaking It By the Voters
• County discusses splitting EMA/911
• Mr. Ronald C Middlebrooks, 85, of Anderson, AL
• Haddock at Home w/FSB
• A Wrong Not Corrected
• Agents: Many still beach-bound
• Former residents to sign books
• Law & Order
• Man charged in 2009 crash found
• Neighbors play significant role in drug arrests
• Escapee caught in Spring Park
• Boy commended for helping police officers
• University terminates public radio contract
• Group to screen candidates
• Man charged in killing
• Red Bay educator killed in accident
• Think safety when boating near barges
• Seminar for diabetes pump
• Law & Order
• City accepts bid for new pumper truck
• Council approves trash truck lease
• Tennessee counties to begin early voting
• Energy program saves $300,000 since its start
• Landmark building to be razed
• City considers alcohol vote
• Minority-owned businesses on the rise
• Board chooses new principal
• Officials probe shooting
• BP: No more oil leaking into Gulf
• Angela Leah Johns, 44, of Lutts, TN
• Mr. Ronald C Middlebrooks, 85, of Anderson, AL
• New Briefs
• Law & Order
• SCA to add $8.3 million in upgrades, investments
• Memories, stories to be shared at Burrell reunion
• Funds added to road study
• Weeds gone from empty Wildwood Terrace Apartments
• Shot deputy expected to make full recovery
• Council replaces attorney
• Husband charged in shooting death
• Insurance and You
• Apple, AT&T, and Antitrust
• Wanda Lou Linville, 77, of Florence, AL
• John Paul Poole of Florence, AL
• —Thunderstorms Are a Deadly, Destructive Force
• Roach named ECM CEO
• Mayor not pleased with meeting time
• Abused animals find safe haven after owner arrested, charged with cruelty
• Deputy shot; suspect killed
• Terry wins Democratic judge runoff
• Opinions vary on crossover voting issue
• Palmer wins school board runoff
• Oliver to face Hayse for sheriff
• Woman found in her car was shot
• Girl drowns in small pool at her house
• Jackson defeats incumbent judge
• Outsider Bentley wins GOP runoff
• Mrs. Pauline S. Mabry, 83 of Florence, AL
• Boardings continue to rise at Muscle Shoals airport
• Man charged with child abuse
• Board discusses bonds to pay for building
• — APT to Air New Documentary, "Sloss: Industry to Art"
• WICP Celebrates a Jazzy Year
• THE SCOOP
• Meeting Roundup
• Mrs. Dorothy Bowers Wallace, 83, of Florence, AL
• Photo
• pet buzz
• State hopes alternatives pass test
• Community Notes
• PET PREPAREDNESS
• Bridge on Mill Creek Loop to close today
• My Bus
• Damaging All The Beauty
• Sleepover to connect music, community
• ASK THE ATTORNEY
• Sneaking It By the Voters
• Commission to move forward on water project
• Sunset Cruise into Wilson for St. Francis
• A Wrong Not Corrected
• Officials wait for public interest, funds before pursuing area bicycle lanes plan
• Haddock at Home w/FSB
• Restart Our Factories
• City seeks way to pay for vehicle repairs
• RESOURCE FORUM FOR START-UPS is a PRIME Project
• Cannot See the Reasoning
• Sheriff: Victims had past problems
• First Newsletter for Keep the Shoals Beautiful
• If He Wins, We Lose
• Organizers, vendors pleased with 1st Alabama wholesale market
• BUILDING A DEGREE OF Financial Literacy
• Unforgettable Journey
• Many local races still undecided
• STEPS TOWARD A SAFER SCHOOL YEAR
• Earth to Obama: Your Circuit is Dead
• Richardson keeps clocks' hands running
• With Agent Assistance
• THE DOLLAR Stretcher
• Soap Opera Preview
• Longleaf Pine Making a Comeback
• Insurance and You
• Happening THIS WEEK
• Colbert officials estimate costs for elections
• Mrs. Cheryl Ann Behel, of Florence, AL
• DAVE Says
• Auditions Set for July 16, 23
• New cap put on Gulf well in effort to contain oil
• — Snake Proof Your Home
• The Key to Improving Sports Performance:
• Pickin in Rogersville
• Shoals cities, counties lack historian
• — Zogby Interactive:
• Two Service Aces
• It’s Better to be Up Front
• Law & Order
• ADOPT YOUR NEXT PET FROM FLORENCE-LAUDERDALE ANIMAL SHELTER
• Pets Lost Found and Wanted
• PLEDGE $10 a month for one year
• PET CARE ATTENDANTS NEEDED @ FLORENCE-LAUDERDALE ANIMAL SHELTER
• WISH LIST FOR FLORENCE-LAUDERDALE ANIMAL SHELTER
• Florence Earth Day Activities, Earth Day Events and Kids Games
• Daylight Savings Reminder!
• Rockin’ Downtown
• NW Alabama Housing Market
• Arts Alive 22nd Annual Juried Fine Arts and Craft Festival
• Why REcycle When We Can FREEcycle?
• Deciding How Much Home You Can Afford
• 11th Annual George Lindsey UNA Film Festival

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