Tuesday Dec 1 | Lagniappe
Councilman Fred a Moonpiea Richardson Talks About New Yeara s Eve 2010
Last year the New Year's Eve Moonpie hoisting sparked somewhat of a poetry reading at Mobile's City Council.
Ansley ancestors were outstanding citizens
The Ansley surname is not a common one in Covington County, but a few current residents do wear it.
Unemployment rises and so does employment
Just two years after hitting a record low, the unemployment rate in Alabama climbed to 10.9 percent in October, the highest it has been in more than 25 years, state officials announced Friday.
Love holiday eating? If so, why not shop and eat locally for Thanksgiving, Christmas and any other upcoming holiday celebrations and feasts? Our pal Amanda at Food Revival has a great list of farms and shops that sell organic or sustainably raised turkeys and vegetables.
Since 2000, a swath of timberland outside of Evergreen, county seat of Conecuh County, has been the hottest oil and gas pay dirt in Alabama.
Covington County Probate Judge Ben Bowden yesterday ordered a Conecuh County attorney to spend 24 hours in jail for contempt.
SUV rollover kills Evergreen man
A Ford Expedition rolled over on Conecuh County Road 21 early this morning, killing a 27-year-old man, Alabama State Troopers said.
Wolff unable to be sworn in as Evergreen mayor; Fluker holds onto office
Four days after a special judge ruled that Mayor Larry Fluker had lost his runoff last October, Fluker remained in office Friday conducting duties as usual, while the declared winner couldn't find a local judge to swear him in.
Evergreen mayor finally named? Decision 2008 continues
At his car business in Evergreen Pete Wolfe is in the driver's seat to become the city's next mayor.
Pete Wolff III new mayor of Evergreen
Pete Wolff III has been declared mayor of the city of Evergreen in a ruling today in Conecuh County Circuit Court by retired Mobile County Circuit Judge Edward McDermott.
Controversial dam project on hold while Conecuh County seeks money for studies
The Murder Creek Lake Project, PDF touted as a potential tourist attraction and economic boon for southwest Alabama, remains on hold as cash-poor Conecuh County looks for up to $1.5 million to pay for required studies.
Tropical Storm Claudette surprises Gulf Coast on Hurricane Camille's 40th birthday
This satelite photo taken Sunday, August 16, 2009 shows Tropical Storm Claudette over the Gulf of Mexico.
Evergreen judge pleads guilty to perjury; accused of mishandling $3.2 million estate
Municipal Judge John Brock could lose his law license after he pleaded guilty to perjury Thursday in connection with the mishandling of a $3.2 million estate case.
Not guilty pleas for Alabama murder for hire case
A 64-year-old woman and her 35-year-old son have pleaded not guilty to capital murder charges in the killing of the woman's husband in what authorities describe as a murder for hire case.
Woman, son plead not guilty in capital murder case
EVERGREEN - A 64-year-old woman and her 35-year-old son have pleaded not guilty to capital murder charges in the killing of the woman's husband in what authorities describe as a murder for hire case.
Woman, son plead not guilty in capital murder case
EVERGREEN - A 64-year-old woman and her 35-year-old son have pleaded not guilty to capital murder charges in the killing of the woman's husband in what authorities describe as a murder for hire case.
Woman, son plead not guilty in capital murder case
EVERGREEN - A 64-year-old woman and her 35-year-old son have pleaded not guilty to capital murder charges in the killing of the woman's husband in what authorities describe as a murder for hire case.
The Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals has upheld the conviction of Sherrie Reid Phillips, former probate judge of Covington County.
Valls elected president of district attorneys association
Limestone County District Attorney Kristi Valls, one of three female district attorneys in the state, has been named president of the Alabama District Attorneys Association.
One of the key witnesses in last year's case against former Covington County Probate Judge Sherrie Phillips has filed a civil lawsuit against the former judge and others involved in the case that led to Phillips' conviction on charges of criminal theft and ethics charges.
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