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If you want to play it safe this 4th of July, there are several professional fireworks shows planned.
Leaders, residents meet to discuss land use plan
The year 1939 was decades behind the technological and household advancements Stan Parker enjoys now at his residence along Dale County Road 36, near Coffee County.
A change of command ceremony was held Thursday morning for the U.S. Army Garrison at Fort Rucker.
Wiregrass Newsroom: Fort Rucker Salutes Medal of Honor Recipients
Fort Rucker honored Medal of Honor recipients Bruce Crandall and Ed Freeman by naming two new streets after them.
Dogs die in Daleville mobile home fire
A woman lost everything, including three dogs, in a house fire in Daleville around noon on Tuesday, according to officials.
Two recipients of the nation's highest combat honor have just had streets named after them on Fort Rucker.
Major Vollmer retires after 20 years with USAF
Major David Vollmer, his wife Michelle and son, Michael celebrate on David's final day of active duty with the USAF.
Fort Rucker soldiers to deploy in Operation Iraqi Freedom
An American flag dangled from 13-year-old Isaiah Price's pocket as he watched his dad, Staff Sgt.
Fort Rucker hosted a change of command Thursday morning, and the new boss is a woman.
Aerospace industry vital to state
Alabama has a rich history in aerospace, aviation and defense. Typically, the term Aerospace is used to refer to the industries that research, design, manufacture, operate, and maintain vehicles moving through ...
Young shares college's accomplishments
When faculty and staff gather at the flag pole on a Wallace College campus, a celebration may be under way.
Evidence from fatal Fort Rucker bus wreck to go before grand jury
Evidence from the March 9 bus wreck at Fort Rucker that took the life of a Marine Reservist and partially paralyzed another will be presented to a Coffee County grand jury.
Family Assistance Center practices emergency preparations
In situations where Fort Rucker citizens are in danger or are in need of extra assistance, members of the Family Assistance Center step in to provide relief, counseling and help to Soldiers and their Families.
Murder suspect allowed to remain free on bond, with new restriction
Enterprise resident Delma Gene Johnson, who has been charged in the May 10 shooting death of his late wife Linda Johnson, was ordered by District Judge Paul Sherling Thursday afternoon to be placed on a ...
New 'Silver Wings' restaurant scores hole-in-one
A hole-in-one isn't just a great shot on the 4th hole at Silver Wings Golf Course anymore.
Shooting death suspect accused of violating bond conditions
Enterprise resident Gene Johnson, who has been charged with murder in the May 10 shooting death of his wife, Linda Johnson, is now suspected of violating terms of his $100,000 bond, according to Assistant ...
BamaJam: - If you build it, they will come.'
The dust settles Sunday morning across hundreds of acres at the BamaJam site, leaving thousands with memories of one of the largest music festivals ever hosted in the south.
New group works to clean up, beautify the Wiregrass
Marilyn Adams doesn't drive down a street now without noticing litter. "We've all become more aware of litter now and the management of waste and education," Adams said.
Face of Defense: Airman Extends Twice to Meet Goals in Iraq
An Air Force major here is returning to the United States from Iraq more than a year after he expected to be home.
The military is investigating the discovery of possible human remains at the sprawling Camp Shelby training base south of Hattiesburg.