Luverne, AL News

• Luverne, AL News
• Bedbugs becoming more prevalent across nation
• Sunday flight wows pilots and crowds
• Illinois pilot takes 25th balloon race crown
• Crew member finally gets chance to fly
• Defenders working in new system
• Chamber gala tickets available
• Nearly 60 balloons fly Saturday morning
• One pilot hits target at crowd favorite barge drop
• Flying nun hits Vidalia skies
• Hogue honored for service to annual balloon race
• Grammy winners coming to Ferriday
• FHS gets required accreditation
• Trial date for child porn case set
• Balloons dwarf delight crowds
• Morning flight starts things out right
• Check out these videos from past balloon races
• Balloons lift off Friday morning
• Nucor puts brakes on some spending
• $2K raised for Feed the Hungry
• Officials to meet about majorettes
• School seeks AG ruling on recreation funding
• FBI to assist with investigation of remains
• NHS ready for downtown homecoming parade
• Market to set up in Vidalia once again
• Flights fun start Friday
• County audit finds four problems
• Choctaws reveal name of casino
• Moratorium over drilling still on hold
• Former trooper arrested on sex charges again
• Baby left at Salvation Army site in Miss.
• Bones still unidentified
• Vidalia borrows $6.94M for municipal complex
• Parents learn shocking facts about Internet
• Retired officer pleads to embezzling
• Casino status uncertain for aldermen
• McGlothin recovering well from surgery
• Ferriday water rate increase approved
• Parish schools scores show improvement
• Weather looks ideal for ballon race
• Window broken clothes stolen at store
• Feed the Hungry fundraiser set
• Swim association gets children moving
• Robins Lake residents left with questions
• Human bones found in woods
• Man wanted for attempted murder
• Cath lab may open in November
• Utility permit group hired
• Governor's new ride costs state $34K
• Vidalia man hooked on hobby
• Ex-friend gets max in ASU student's death
• La. hog hunting now allowed
• See what your children see
• Crimson Tide pink with embarrassment after 35-21 loss to Gamecocks
• Obesity's grip can be loosened
• Miss-Lou gets up out for day of fun
• Area full of exercise opportunites waiting for you
• Run paints town purple
• Cathedral celebrates at festival
• Barbour's travels raising ire
• Deputies investigating shooting
• House tour sales up compared to last year
• Trick or treat night set for Oct. 30 in area
• Bingo issue back
• Parish under burn ban
• Nuisance properties cataloged
• Manning to open restaurant in NO
• Miss. judge jails attorney for not reciting pledge
• 'God in America': A nation's history in religion
• Jefferson County gets fund to construct new library
• Accessories to robbery to serve house arrest
• Six complete adult drug court
• Hotel tax comes up short
• Absentee voting ongoing
• Correctional employee arrested
• Jindal says state will overcome challenges
• Cathedral Fall Fest kicks off Friday night
• Be careful with insurance cards info
• Don't pack but let's get moving
• County budget nearly at predicted goal
• Teen uses words photos to tell stories around him
• Ferriday police seek original recipe burglar
• Two arrested on drug possession charges
• Governor issues statewide burn ban
• Youth group hosting car wash Saturday
• Parish students attend college day
• Musical entertains Natchez Little Theatre crowds for two weeks
• Kayakers ready for Phatwater challenge
• Woodville weekend festival will delight all who come
• Parish agencies file lawsuit
• Suspects in Farmer murder sent to grand jury
• County to require credit checks before hiring
• County gives $11000 to recreation
• Natchez Inc. director to be named
• Russ named Natchez Inc. director
• Dardenne v. Fayard: No attacks here
• Sign up today to eat with governor
• Hope to fly? Learn to work
• Supreme Court refuses to hear James Ford Seale appeal
• Thirty-two animals get blessed on Sunday
• Local loves showing off hometown
• Take-All Root Rot devastating area lawns
• Washington church gets facelift
• No laps for warm laptops; skin damage is possible
• Fire damages house on Linton Avenue
• City avoids taking out $650K loan
• George Armstrong Library responds to cuts in funding
• Library patrons take funding issues personally
• Votes count in parish election
• Fall pilgrims welcomed with smiles
• Sexual battery cases dropped
• Joint chamber considering board members
• Officers case delayed
• Vidalia teen found safe now
• Polls open at 6 a.m. in parish election
• Locals arrested in connection with stolen vehicles
• Yard sale to benefit cancer research
• County issues burn ban; O'Beirne to fill in as admin
• Car chase ends in arrests
• Rec leaders gather
• Police searching for missing girl
• New sex ed funding ends decade of abstinence-only
• Bin Laden uses Pakistani floods to drum up support
• Ole Miss mascot options narrowed to 3
• Entergy Miss. says rates to drop approx. 12 percent
• Petitions to ban eminent domain submitted in Miss.
• Court upholds Natchez death conviction
• FLE invites parents to reading show
• Homeowners shops await first tourists
• Jobs program welcomes students
• Wreck victim remains in ICU
• Actor Tony Curtis dies
• Fisher-Price recalls millions of products
• Annual Out of Darkness walk set for Nov. 13
• Robert Lewis students join Duke excellence program
• Saturday last day to register for general election
• New computer system helps track parish students
• More IP decorations part of Natchez Christmas
• Justice court judges required to go back to class
• Students attend Co-Lin college fair
• NLCC honored with state arts award
• McGlothin diagnosed with cancer
• City: Casino project taking too long
• Synthetic drugs seized in parish
• Local officials train during emergency drill
• Man charged with inappropriately touching 4-year-old
• Budget cuts force library hour changes
• County discusses sales tax increase for recreation
• Natchez Regional hires CEO
• Waterproof’s ex-top cop faces charges
• Local disaster drill planned for today
• Being pretty isn't easy just ask Bowie stars
• Jury adopts ordinance on junk lots
• Dillon confident despite district question
• New boat to paddle by Natchez
• CVB to be tourism central hub
• Debt drop planned
• Finger-licking good pie winners announced
• AME churches gather in Natchez
• Davis Graham compete in Ridgecrest
• Two in race for Vidalia city marshal
• Year good for soybeans
• Bar upset over ordinance
• 'Hooked' on quilting
• One woman dies in Saturday wreck
• 4 for the future: Vidalia marina in use
• 4 for the future: Natchez Trails Project progressing
• Davis challenging Rabb for school board seat
• Bowie bake-off is sweet
• Cystic fibrosis walk draws small crowd at Co-Lin
• 4 for the future: North Natchez drainage work under way
• 4 for the future: Port connector road work to begin soon
• BP fund czar promised bigger claims
• Primping season has arrived
• Bradford Minor to run for school board in 4-A
• Barbecue heats up riverfront
• Levee to get taller
• NAPAC museum vandalized
• Forks site gets final NPS approval
• Casino misses gaming meeting
• NPD arrests three locals on forgery charges
• Church to host school board election forum
• Jonesville teen killed in one-vehicle wreck
• Community Alliance may go green
• Parent University offers tips for learning
• Cockerham Dillon Probst vie for school board District 3-B
• More charges added in car burglary case
• Ferriday student focuses on astronomy career
• Parent University teaches homework lessons
• Man pleads guilty to vehicular homicide
• Get your purple dress ready to run
• Butcher King running for District 1-A school board seat
• Concordia Parish schools to open parent centers
• Seven teens complete drug court
• Bowie Festival kicks off Friday
• Ellards enter guilty pleas
• Developer pursuing apartments
• Cath lab no longer opposed
• Federal tax cut debate impacts treasury
• MDOC not seeking large budget increases
• Underwear thief sought in Oxford area
• Secretary of state stops in Vidalia
• Alleged robbers unfamiliar with 'banker's hours'
• Centralized winds send limbs down
• Children's group asks county for funds
• Early voting ongoing in Louisiana
• Life comes full circle for Natchez woman
• Rhythm Night Club Museum now open for visits
• Fruit veggie sales growing
• Local 4-H group leading fundraiser
• Oil well dead; challenges live on
• Guardian angel finds returns purse
• Watch Saints on a really big screen Monday
• Park filled with lots of barks
• Prayer important in schools officials say
• MIssissippi River is high but no threat
• Natchez Inc. director field narrows
• New synthetic marijuana showing up
• River casino revenues down Gulf Coast up
• Woman found guilty in death of ex-friend
• Alcorn Co-Lin enrollment up significantly
• Natchez is high on the HOGs this weekend
• Natchez man gets 40 years for armed robbery
• Part of Catholic Charities moving to Children's Home
• Bark in the Park set for Saturday
• Fake pot ban being enforced
• Vidalia aldermen pass application for simulator grant
• Man accidentally drowns in lake
• Sales tax collections increase
• Deer Park Levee may go to levee board
• VHS majorettes press on despite disbandment
• Supervisors adopt budget in 3-2 vote
• ACCS unveils time capsule from 1990
• Natchez tourism needs to ‘work together’
• Vidalia municipal complex bids in
• October Fest set to Return to Georgiana
• Economic woes don't hurt Hank museum
• Harvest Festival meeting set for September 14
• W.O. Parmer sets goal at 50000 books
• Hyundai Heavy Industries breaks ground Sept. 17
• I-85 expansion still long way off but regional approach is best approach
• Buy Alabama help fight childhood cancer cure
• Hysco will appeal OSHA fines
• BCFF shares plans for ag center arena in Greenville
• Q & A: Naomi Pryor
• Work day meeting scheduled for Farm Day volunteers
• Civil suit versus BOE member delayed
• MPD officer arrested after motorcycle chase through Greenville
• OSHA proposes $60K in fines for Hysco America
• Autrey enjoys life-changing experience as Senate page
• Georgiana Club receives charter in ceremony
• McKenzie JV cheerleaders hold raffles bake sale to raise funds for bowl trip
• Shriners prepare for Peanut Boil Festival
• County bridge would be repaired if state awarded grant
• Civil trial against BOE member to be heard Thursday
• Hot and humid but Okra rules the day in Lowndes
• SMART donates robots to LBW
• Auburn Tiger tailgate scheduled for Sept. 9
• LBW dual-enrollment drops full-time students increase
• Bright visits W.O. Parmer
• GAAC to kick season in September
• Relay date for 2011 set for May 6
• Egg recall has little effect on Alabamians says Farmers Fed
• BCHS seeking volunteers to assist with feral cat program
• Civitan charter banquet set for Thursday in Georgiana
• Dean discusses challenges of AYP for special needs students
• Achieving AYP: administrators target areas for improvement
• Fail is selected county's Junior Miss
• Water Authority reserves funds for maintenance
• Q&A with Dr. Jean Thompson
• Board votes to approve purchase of special needs bus
• Central Office staff undergoing reorganization of duties
• Civitans help local child achieve mobility
• Bright hosts Town Hall will take in Tiger football Aug. 27
• F.O.P. hosting charity golf tournament
• FDA students to return in new uniforms on Thursday
• Deputies train with paint-filled bullets
• Shepherd reports on award-winning garden club year
• Civitans have stretched goal for charter membership
• Annual Coaches Corner returns
• Horsemanship Expo set for Saturday
• Child gets chance to model Jedi garb
• Chamber extends invitation to Great Greenville-Butler County Homecoming
• Health Fair provides fun food education for crowd
• Seminar instructs on humane effective solution to feral cat problem
• Bottle collector searches for history
• Children place eleventh in Hershey Track and Field Games
• Q&A: Colin "Big C" MacGuire
• Fort Dale senior cheerleaders make AISA All-Stars
• Greenville native deployed to Russia
• Burglary thwarted after citizen calls police
• McKenzie PTA aids students teachers during financial crunch
• New Civitans collect cash supplies for students teachers
• McKenzie PTA seeks concession stand assistance treats
• City will join suit against BP
• I-85: a plan to develop Alabama’s Black Belt
• Federally built roads receive passing grade
• Nimmer talks movies
• Old Time Farm Days to return in October
• New L.V. Stabler CEO has "get it done" mentality
• BOE appeals Georgiana’s AYP results
• New school year off to smooth if sweltering start in county
• Man arrested after high-speed chase
• Q&A: Debbie Stewart
• A Saturday end-of-summerfest
• Southern Star draws big crowd on opening night
• Southern Star casino opens Thursday with 'paper' Bingo
• New casino in White Hall schedules Thursday opening
• McKenzie makes purchase of new fuel tanks
• Charges dropped in McKenzie drug case
• Safari gives students first glimpse of high school
• Cahaba ‘loop’ would alleviate traffic problem
• L.V. Stabler hires new family medicine specialist
• New civic club mounting school supply drive in south Butler County
• Half of county schools fail to make AYP
• Foster parents honored for putting "love into action"
• Trap-Neuter-Return Feral Cat Seminar coming to Greenville
• Greenville woman battles little-known illness with aid of faith friends
• Copper theft spree solved? Three suspects in custody
• Curtis Black named new principal at Greenville Middle School
• School logo shirts added to uniform dress code in county
• Pre-charter meeting draws more interest in Civitans in Georgiana
• I-85 extension could pass through Lowndes County
• Butler County man accused in Andalusia child abuse crime
• McKenzie field now has sprinklers
• McKenzie School facilities in good shape and ready for the new year
• Workers install new stoplights on Commerce Street
• 30 organizations in county in danger of losing tax-exempt status
• McKenzie's 'E-Man' makes college choice
• FDA approaches new school year with stable enrollment financial foundation
• McWane Center delights with 'Wonders of Water'
• Water board discusses multiple-user meters
• Scams on the rise
• City will seek money from BP
• Crenshaw knocks out Greenville 3-2
• Greenville falters tournament continues Sunday
• High-tech teaching
• Downtown revitalization plan continues
• Deadline rapidly approaching for humane society contest photos
• 'Miss' Jean bids fond farewell to library after 12 summers
• Heat advisory in effect until 7 p.m.
• Heat advisory until 7 p.m.
• Former FSU coach attending Bash
• Q&A: Kathy Smyth
• Blood donors can enter drawing
• Saving the Gulf...one cup at a time
• Designing on a dime
• Luau time at the library
• Sennacherib awarded Osher scholarship
• Dillard competes in Miss Jr. Teen Montgomery contest
• Civitan Club now forming in Georgiana
• Repairs revisions still needed at new school facilities in county
• Not just whistling dixie
• Greenville's Coleman awarded Knauss fellowship
• Civitans launching chapter in Georgiana
• GHS grad Davis deploys to Iraq
• GHS Freshmen Safari is Aug. 3
• Public meetings scheduled for possible I-85 expansion
• Talented GHS student recognized for 'amazing' recycled art
• Personnel changes approved at July BOE meeting
• Greenville joins with Montgomery Prattville to help lure HHI
• Jobs in Montgomery could impact Greenville
• New cap halts flow of oil for first time since April
• Tax revenue increases slightly businesses still hurting
• Norman: "No surprises this runoff"
• Getting wet 'n wild at the library
• Georgiana residents to be offered discount drug card plan in August
• Housing authority renovations will not include street sidewalks repair
• McKenzie to purchase field tanks for town vehicles
• 10 Years Ago 25 Years Ago 50 Years Ago - July 10
• Runoffs draw few voters even fewer Democrats
• ACS offers 't-shirts for a cure'
• Alleged car thief in custody
• Butler County residents urged to take part in October breast cancer walk
• Nigerian bishop finds generosity and kindness in U.S.
• Budget requests in for county
• Diesel truck overturns blocks U.S. 55
• Out-of-control canines causing crisis in Georgiana
• Disabilities support group formed
• International team brings blessings to the county
• Local woman leaves housing authority for home ownership
• It's 'Alligator Alley' at the library
• Georgiana club celebrates successful year
• Officials expect runoff turnout to be low
• County to grant FMA some funds for market building
• Work causes Jones to miss BOE meetings
• Harley's Angels brings back fun Poker Run to help fight cancer
• Rotarians donate more than 6 k to charity
• Farmer's Market to commemorate one-month anniversary

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