Satsuma News

A Whistler man was captured and charged with first-degree robbery after police said he robbed a bank in Mobile, then wrecked his car in the Creola/Satsuma area while fleeing police.

As Mobile waits to hear the outcome of a ruling on an Air Force contract that could bring a major aircraft manufacturing facility to town, city leaders have gone ahead with plans to "Celebrate Mobile" with two ...

Mr. and Mrs. Brent Maughon of Excel, AL, are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Jill Celeste of Satsuma, AL, to Daniel Roy Kennedy of West Mobile, AL, ...

Posted by RENA HAVNER May 23, 2008 7:03 AM The last day of public school in Mobile County was a sad one for 12-year-old best friends Ivy Rhodes and Kendall Mizell.

The Justice Department has filed a housing discrimination lawsuit against the city of Satsuma for three women with mental disabilities. via WLOX-TV Biloxi

“He has no use of his body from about his chest down.”

Leaving the federal courthouse in Mobile on Wednesday, 42-year-old Robert Vezendy ignored a reporter's question, but federal investigators say computers and hard drives confiscated from his Satsuma home reveal ... via NBC 15 Online

Flash Flood warning is in effect for Central Mobile County until 12:30pm . A line of slow moving thunderstorms will drop quite a bit of rain across the warned area...leading to flash flooding. via NBC 15 Online

Categories: Breaking News Satsuma police arrested John Wayne Rotch, 43, on Tuesday on charges of second-degree sexual abuse and producing child pornography. via The Mobile Register Online

A quadriplegic man in southwest Alabama who is accused of secretly videotaping young girls while they took showers in his house has been charged with producing child pornography and faces 45 years in prison if ... via Fox News

“Are you all going to come fix our school?”

Hand sanitizer in tow, a group of students who attend class in 19 portables outside the crowded Hutchens Elementary School in west Mobile lined up outside to use the portable toilets. via The Mobile Register Online

“I haven't taken advantage of anything. ... It's a witch hunt.”

Mayor Billy Bush has until March to pay the city an estimated $6,252 for credit card expenses and a missing vehicle, based on financial records from the past seven years, city officials said Tuesday. via The Mobile Register Online

Reilly K. Ward, Clayton Omainsky and Olivia Barrett, all of Mobile, earned honor roll status at Washington and Lee University in Lexington, Va. via Alabama Live

“Nothing is being done with these schools. That's disturbing.”

Mobile County school officials want to use $51.4 million in state construction money to build new schools in west Mobile County and the Satsuma area, according to a proposal presented Tuesday. via Alabama Live

Prichard police have caught the man they say walked away from an accident early Thursday morning that left the car he was driving in the bedroom of a house. via ABC 33/40

“I don't know why they've done it. ... They were very close.”

A Satsuma woman's struggle with Alzheimer's disease led her distraught husband to kill her and commit suicide at their home this week, police said Wednesday. via Alabama Live

“Her friends, maybe not so wisely, gave in”

Posted by GARY McELROY November 27, 2007 6:34 AM Categories: Top Stories It began with a pearl, plucked from an oyster, and handed to a customer as a gift at Wintzell's Oyster House on a Friday night in October ... via The Mobile Register Online

James K. Outland, managing partner and co-founder of private health care equity firm New Capital Partners, was selected as an author in the book Health Care Venture Capital Investments published by Aspatore ... via The Mobile Register Online

Posted by Press-Register Staff November 02, 2007 2:02 PM A 73-year-old man reported Thursday night that two men entered his home, held him at gunpoint, bound him with duct tape, then took his wallets and ... via The Mobile Register Online

“We certainly want to provide every opportunity for those students to help them to be successful and receive a quality education. We're looking at that very carefully.”

Hundreds of students who attend Adams Middle School but do not live in Saraland will be displaced when the city splits from the Mobile County Public School System next fall, officials have said. via Alabama Live

Satsuma Student Threatens Columbine Style Attack: An unnamed 16-year-old male threatened attack against Satsuma High School in Alabama in an unpecified manner. via News of Doom