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Mobile County Personnel Board tries to block Prichard water and sewer privatization
The Prichard water board's attorney, Willie Huntley Jr. , said that all but one of the utility's workers has applied for a job with Severn Trent.
Restaurant Scorecard: "Above Average Ratings"
November 19th-Therea s nothing more "appetizing" than walking though the doors of a restaurant and seeing a health rating in the 90's. Every Thursday, Local 15 News tells you in on who's making the grade and we expose thata s who dona t. This week though there are only shining examples of who is getting it right.
Where should Mobile County's next parks go? Officials want public's opinion
MOBILE, Ala. -- The Mobile County Commission will hold three meetings to get public input on the future of the area's parks, playgrounds and recreational opportunities.
Alabama attorney general warns Prichard, Chickasaw: Electronic bingo is illegal
School exercise energizes Chickasaw Elementary
Missing Wednesday's Walk to School Day Challenge at Chickasaw Elementary School wasn't going to be an option for Sheila Hunter.
Man killed when car collides head-on with truck on I-65 in Chickasaw
A man who police said drove north in the southbound lanes of Interstate 65 was killed early today when he crashed head-on into a tractor-trailer rig.
The City of Prichard has paved the way for electronic bingo. The Prichard City Council approved an ordinance Monday that would allow the machines to provide extra money for the city.
Federal Court Digest: Pair pleads to using homeless men to cash stolen checks
Born King and Fahiym Hussain Pearson both pleaded guilty to using homeless men to cash stolen checks.
Chickasaw library plans 'Big Read' on Oct. 1
Here are some upcoming events in North Mobile County this week. Chickasaw Public Library has a big event coming up: The Alabama Big Read, an initiative of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with the Institute of Museum and Library Services.
Chickasaw teacher arrested for DUI while heading to school; was named ...
Posted by Rena Havner Philips and David Ferrara, Staff Reporters September 02, 2009 7:59 AM Categories: Breaking News Suzanne Morrison was charged with DUI and was in jail Tuesday evening in lieu of $1,000 bond.
Chickasaw teacher arrested for DUI on way to class
A Chickasaw teacher has been arrested for allegedly driving drunk on her way to school.
Elementary School Teacher Driving to Work, Arrested for DUI
Sept. 1-- A local teacher is accused of driving drunk while trying to get to school Tuesday morning.
Mobile County Commission agrees to assist troubled Prichard Animal Shelter
Chickasaw Marine on duty in Afghanistan
Chase Moody, left, with his brother, Justin Perkins, at Chase's graduation ceremonies at Parris Island, S.C. Lance Corporal Timothy "Chase" Moody, a U.S. Marine from Chickasaw, deployed to Now Zad, Afghanistan on May 10.
Former teacher in porn case fit for trial
MOBILE -- A federal judge said a former teacher accused of drugging two children and offering them to a Florida man for sex is mentally fit to stand trial.
House hunters in need of a little help with the down payment were in luck today, 8/15/2009. Open houses were held at two homes in Chickasaw that are part of the Mobile County Home Program .
There's good news for people looking for an affordable home in Mobile County. Mobile county officials have a couple of homes up for sale.
Mobile County to hold open house for homes built through assistance program
Officials will hold an open house Saturday from 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. for two newly constructed houses in Chickasaw built through the Mobile County HOME Program , officials said in a release today.
Mobile, Baldwin, Saraland systems start school today
Principal Dianne McWain said that her 750 students at the Clark School of Mathematics, Science and Technology are going to love their new digs when they arrive today, the first day of classes at public schools in Mobile and Baldwin counties.
Mobile, Baldwin, Saraland systems start school today
Principal Dianne McWain said that her 750 students at the Clark School of Mathematics, Science and Technology are going to love their new digs when they arrive today, the first day of classes at public schools in Mobile and Baldwin counties.