AG Marshall announces conviction of St. Clair County man on multiple counts of possession of child pornography, transmitting obscene matter to a child
Special to the News Attorney General Steve Marshall announced the conviction of a St. Clair County man on multiple counts of possession of child pornography with intent to disseminate and transmitting obscene matter. Terry DeWayne Herring, 28, of Pell City, pleaded guilty Monday in St. Clair County Circuit Court to five counts of possession of obscene matter…
Read MoreFamily relationships
Satan is trying to destroy the family! Many people are no longer satisfied with God’s plan. According to the Bible the family unit consists of husband, wife and children. Jesus said, “Have ye not read, that he which made them at the beginning made them male and female, For this cause shall a man…
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Read MoreObituaries
Sandra Hannon Dunlap Mrs. Sandra Hannon Dunlap, a resident of the Richville Community in Coosa County, passed away at her home on Wednesday, June 5, 2024, at the age of 73. Sandra graduated from Robert E. Lee in Montgomery and David Lipscomb College in Nashville, Tennessee, where she received a degree in biology. Sandra…
Read MoreWith great love comes great loss
While many of us come from big families, let us remember that love and kindness can unite us all. By looking beyond bloodlines, we can find a sense of belonging and connection with those we choose to call family. We feel a love so deep that it’s heavenly, but when those loved ones…
Read MoreLifeblood of America
The president finally decided after almost four years that he could issue some type of regulations on illegal immigrants crossing our borders. Not an Executive Order, but a “proclamation” was issued to put supposed stricter controls on how many and who could come into our country under an asylum status. The problem is that…
Read MoreThe Driver
The nameplate over the bus driver’s seat said his name was “B. Love.” Big guy. Broad shoulders. Mid-fifties. Hands the size of supermarket chickens. He was our airport shuttle driver. Our plane had touched down in Hartsfield-Jackson Third World International Airport. We were riding in the shuttle, which airline passengers affectionately call the meat…
Read MoreCoosa County Ambulance Monthly Call Log
Call Volume for the month of May 2024: Total calls: 53 Total transports: 29 Ground: 29 Helicopter: 0 Call types: Sick calls: 12 MVA: 7 Fall/Lift assist: 11 Chest pain: 6 Other trauma: 4 Seizure: 4 AMS: 1 Overdose: 2 DOA: 0 Stroke: 0 Difficulty breathing: 4 Suicidal: 0 Diabetic: 1 Wellness check:…
Read MoreGoodwater man, 7 others sentenced to federal prison for military equipment theft
By Christa Jennings Senior Staff Writer A Goodwater man is one of eight who was sentenced to federal prison last week for their involvement in a conspiracy that led to stealing millions of dollars in military equipment from the Anniston Army Depot and selling the property through a prepper supply store or at gun…
Read MoreMontgomery man arrested for Cottage Grove homicide
Tremaine Dasean Grandison By Christa Jennings Senior Staff Writer A Montgomery man was arrested last Thursday in connection with a homicide that occurred in the Cottage Grove community last month. Sheriff Michael Howell reported that his office arrested 27-year-old Tremaine Dasean Grandison at 3:26 p.m. Thursday, May 30. He was admitted into the…
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