Springville News

You can still see a scar that bears evidence of a broken collarbone. Her leg is still on the mend after severe injuries.

Argo voters have two familiar choices for mayor: The current mayor and a former one.

Birmingham police have charged the brother of Kerry Whitmore in Tuesday's fatal shooting at the Springville Landing Apartments in Huffman.

There's just something about a new backpack that helps start the school year off right.

There's an update on the status of a convicted murderer. Tommy Arthur is scheduled for execution Thursday, July 29.

With poor voter turnout across the region in the primaries, some apparent patriots in Ragland decided to do something about it in their corner of the world.

With poor voter turnout across the region in the primaries, some apparent patriots in Ragland decided to do something about it in their corner of the world.

A deadly accident on Interstate 59 North in St. Clair County left two dead and three others injured.

St. Clair County EMA is beginning a new public relations campaign for the Chemical Stockpile Emergency Preparedness Program.

The end of May marked the beginning of an ongoing project in St. Clair County called "Get Alarmed St.

A St. Clair County jury found two former correctional officers guilty of smuggling drugs into a state prison late Wednesday.

Leslie Chappell's life is similar to the lyrics from her favorite band The Toadies, "To get a leg up you must put your foot down.

William "Butch" Isley has announced his candidacy for mayor of the City of Springville.

Billie M., Tarrant, 841-9237, wanted to hear from those who have leftover yard sale items for sale.

“They held out a hand, and 20 years later I am here”

Michael Barber, assistant principal of Pell City schools, has great communication skills, which come in handy with his job, not as a school administrator but as a preacher. via Daily Home

“Every day is easier than the day before”

Posted by Patrick Hickerson -- Birmingham News May 02, 2008 1:59 PM Bryan Elementary School students, teachers and parents, many blinking through tears, today thanked those who cradled their children after the ... via Alabama Live

“Park drips with irony, intolerance”

Smoke lingers in smoking room: A recent John Archibald column mentioned a "smoking room" Birmingham Mayor Larry Langford had built . via Birmingham News Online

A message from Sheriff Mike Hale: "Each week, we're making progress in our efforts to find wanted suspects. via ABC 33/40

Posted by Birmingham News April 08, 2008 6:45 AM HOT TOPICS An Atlanta company is working to put travel times in the Birmingham area on highway message boards by Sept. via Alabama Live

“I have not seen the bus, but I've heard it's a frightening scene”

At least 18 passengers were injured when a charter bus loaded with Birmingham fifth graders overturned this morning on its way to the Tennessee Aquarium, a Jefferson County school system spokeswoman said. via Chattanooga Times Free Press