Saturday 4th July, 2009
Five taken to hospital after wreck
Dothan EagleGreg Phillips Published: 2009 A two-car wreck at the corner of Judge Logue Road and Highway 123 has sent five people to the hospital. Five patients were transported to Flowers Hospital. ...
Third Publix store to open in Dothan
Dothan EagleDebbie Ingram Published: 2009 A sign marking a new business will go up next week at a 1970s shopping center at the corner of Ross Clark Circle and Montgomery Highway. Publix Super...
Minor injuries reported at Freedom Fest
Dothan EagleDebbie Ingram Published: 2009 Seven people attending Freedom Fest at Fort Rucker Friday night received minor injuries after fireworks malfunctioned during the grand finale and shot off...
Failure to report seen in many child abuse cases
Dothan EagleEbony Horton Published: 2009 On one side of an Ozark courtroom sat a mother who may never see her son again. On the other side was the boy’s father, who never imagined he would...
Residents urged to guard against fire on the 4th
Dothan EagleFrom the Alabama Forestry Commission Published: 2009 Picnics, barbecues, and outdoor fun are an important part of Independence Day celebrations for many local families. For those who plan...
Free clinic launching fundraising effort
Dothan EagleLance Griffin Published: 2009 Dothan’s only free clinic continues to serve patients, but its future remains unknown as operators try to figure out how to replace a $150,000...
Dale County schools talk dress code
Dothan EagleEbony Horton Published: 2009 Dale County School officials are asking for parental input on the school’s dress code policy. The system will hold a work session after its 5 p.m....
Man of two worlds
Gadsden TimesMario Rodriguez was born Sept. 27, 1960, in the town of Santa Ana Maya, Mexico, hundreds of miles from where he is today in Southside, a naturalized U.S. citizen.Mario married his wife Alicia in...
When Harry Met ... the Minutemen of 1775
Gadsden TimesOn Sept. 21, 1959, the Congress of the United States of America established Minute Man National Historical Park to preserve and protect the important sites associated with the opening battle of the...
Naturalization process takes time
Gadsden TimesThe "continuous residence" Mario Rodriguez maintained during his years as a permanent resident alien, not leaving the United States for longer than six months at a time, allowed him to pursue...
Cooling assistance to be offered at remote sites
Gadsden TimesEtowah County Community Services has begun its Regular Cooling and Crisis Cooling programs for those who need assistance with their source of cooling but are unable to come to the office for...
Cedar Bluff sets annual Liberty Day
Gadsden TimesCedar BLUFF — The Cedar Bluff Town Park and surrounding areas will be the setting for today’s Liberty Day festival. Activities will begin at 8 a.m. and conclude with the traditional 9...
TEA Party slated in Leesburg
Gadsden TimesLeesburg — A TEA Party — in the style of those that took place in many U.S. cities on — is planned from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. today in Leesburg. Activities for the Taxed...
Palin resigning as Alaska governor
Gadsden TimesThe former Republican vice presidential candidate made the...
UA, Ala. Shakespeare Fest ending masters program
Associated PressSqueezed by a tight budget, the University of Alabama is ending an alliance with the Alabama Shakespeare Festival that has produced actors, stage managers and designers for...
Birmingham set to gamble on Barton
The GuardianJoey Barton off Newcastle's hands – but only on an initial season-long loan with a view to a permanent transfer. Barton had been suspended indefinitely...
Sunday School class using dolls as visual abortion protest
Gadsden TimesA Sunday school class at the church has...
Part 2 of Dothan mayoral forum
Dothan EagleDebbie Ingram Published: 2009 About 20 questions were asked of Mike Schmitz and Keith Seagle during the Dothan Eagle/WSFX mayoral forum, held in Sony Hall at Troy Dothan Thursday night....
2 southeast Ala. bomb scares unrelated
Associated PressTwo bomb scares that occurred about the same time just 25 miles apart in southeast Alabama weren't related, police said Friday.
Much-needed tax refunds delayed from Ga. to Calif.
Associated PressTax day - - has long since come and gone, but sharp budget cuts and falling revenues have forced many states to delay income tax returns for months - and left taxpayers longing for their...
More people camping permanently amid recession
Associated PressCampgrounds across Alabama are filling with permanent residents seeking less-stressful, less-expensive lifestyle. Campground operators say it's an enticing option for both retired people and younger...
Jacksonville St. faces cost overrun on stadium
Associated PressJacksonville State University is dealing with more than $5 million in unexpected costs related to a major expansion of its football stadium.
2 Birmingham supervisors suspended in beating case
Associated PressPolice Chief A.C. Roper says two Birmingham police supervisors have been suspended in connection with the 2008 police beating of an already-unconscious suspect that was...
Alabama's new fishing pier opens July 23
Gadsden TimesState Conservation Commissioner Barnett Lawley say the new fishing pier at Gulf State Park in Gulf Shores will open Gov. Bob Riley is scheduled to cut the ribbon at 9 a.m.The $16 million...
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