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Artist opens door to process for community
They have grown accustomed to seeing artist David Braly's murals around town, but Montgomery art lovers now have a rare chance to see his murals in progress, from sketches to canvas.
Gas prices are on the rise once again despite the fall in crude oil prices on Monday.
Construction Underway for New Sumter High
Heat Index: 94 F Following at least three years of obstacles, work has started on a new Sumter County High School.
Carpenters build a lasting relationship
Katie and Hervey Carpenter met in 1940 and became high school sweethearts at Mattanacook Academy in Lincoln.
At 12:01pm on Friday June 12, 2009, ABC 33/40 will stop transmitting our analog signal on channels 33 and 40.
Slagle among five finalists for superintendent
Interim Montgomery Public Schools Superintendent Clay Slagle is one of five finalists for the position left vacant when John Dilworth accepted a similar post in Louisiana last April.
Five to interview for Montgomery Public Schools superintendent position
Five candidates have been selected out of 49 applicants to interview for the open Montgomery Public Schools' superintendent position June 11 and 12.
May 13 - Hyundai's built in Alabama could soon be headed to Cuba. Officials at the port of Mobile says that is their hope after the Obama administration eased travel restrictions to Cuba earlier this month.
Sherrod Brown writing book on his desk's historied past
As if sitting on the floor of the U.S. Senate isn't heady enough, Ohio Sen. Sherrod Brown need only open his desk to be reminded of his historic place.
Doctors coping with swine flu jitters
While the situation varies greatly around the country, hospitals and clinics in California, New York, Alabama and other states are dealing with a surge in what a New York City health commissioner said are “people who are worried, but not sick.” Coughs and sneezes that might have been ignored before the outbreak emerged are now a ...
Harmonious vocals erupt from Donna Brown's kitchen. It's time to practice something the singing group she manages has been doing quite a lot of lately, especially in the studio.
DHS drama club to perform 'Wonka, Jr.'
Performances will be held at 7 p.m. on Thursday through Saturday, with a 2 p.m. matinee on Sunday.
Products recalled due to possible salmonella risk
The following recalls have been announced because the products may be contaminated with salmonella, an organism that can cause serious and sometimes fatal infections, especially in young children, the elderly and those with weakened immune systems: ___ Island Snacks is recalling chile lemon pistachios.
Funeral request of murdered PSNI man
CONSTABLE Stephen Carroll, the PSNI officer murdered last month by dissident republicans, had spoken about dying just days before his death, his widow has revealed.
Operation Home Care Ministers at Easter
A group of volunteers in York, Ala., is doing what it can to make sure others have plenty to eat for Easter dinner.
A vision, work needed for Selmont
A vision for Selmont is badly needed. It's good to see some work beginning on projects, even if they're on paper right now.
Annual arts festival is this weekend
Prattville will be converted to an artists' community this weekend, as the fourth annual Fountain City Arts Festival of fers a potpourri of painters, mu sicians and other artisans.
Three honored in BSA American Values Dinner
The 2009 American Values Dinner recently honored great community leaders, individuals who have given many years of service to their communities.
Dial M For Murder , the play on which Alfred Hitchcock based his movie of the same name, opened March 20 at Pioneer Theater Company in Salt Lake.
The rain didn't stop these artists from using their creativity in this garden. It's a community garden sits behind the Coleman Center for the Arts and it's not your typical art arena.
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