Chancellor News

New Elba City School Superintendent Terry Spicer will receive nearly $10,000 per year more than his predecessor, an increase of more than 12 percent.

The Coffee County Sheriff's Department served more than 25 grand jury indictments last week with more expected to be served this week.

Gov. Bob Riley said the opening of the Aviation Training Facility at the Albertville Regional Airport could bring unimaginable opportunities to north Alabama's students.

Former Alabama Chief Justice Roy Moore has launched a Web site saying he's running for governor.

New Brockton High School seniors received more than $392,000 in scholarships in the Class of 2009 Honors Day ceremonies at the school Thursday.

Enterprise-Ozark Community College graduation will be held on the front lawn of the Enterprise Campus at 6:30 p.m. on Thursday, May 14.

Christi Chesnut of Oxford was presented the Wax Company Scholarship during the recent 66th Annual Alabama Cattlemen's Association Convention and Trade Show.

Special to The Ledger The search for a new Enterprise-Ozark Community College president has been narrowed down from 57 applicants to five semi-finalists from Alabama, Georgia, Texas, Missouri and Ohio.