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Coosa County Ambulance Monthly Call Log

    Call Volume for the month of March 2024: Total calls: 59 Total transports: 42 Ground: 40 Helicopter: 2   Call types: Sick calls: 23 MVA: 11 Fall/Lift assist: 4 Chest pain: 4 Other trauma: 4 Seizure: 3 AMS: 2 Overdose: 0 DOA: 0 Stroke: 1 Difficulty breathing: 2 Suicidal: 0 Diabetic: 1 Choking:…

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Plugging in 

  Taking a moment to appreciate the splendor of nature as I walk through our garden, coffee in hand, I am struck by the realization that our actions have a profound impact on the world around us. The garden, shaped by our hands, is a reflection of our values and attitudes towards nature and our…

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It’s a girl: Birmingham Zoo announces birth of baby giraffe

    Baby giraffe is loved on by mom, Ruby. Photo submitted   Special to the News   The Birmingham Zoo is thrilled to announce the birth of a healthy female giraffe born to mother Ruby and father Jalil. The baby reticulated giraffe was born on April 17 at 12:19 a.m. This adorable newcomer marks…

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Corrections

    In the Rockford Town Council article last week, the Sylacauga branch manager for First Bank of Alabama was incorrectly identified as Shelia Ward. Her last name is Howard. Additionally, in the Rockford Utilities Board article last week, it was worded that engineer Ed Morris would send a letter of updated information to ADECA,…

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Breaking news: Prayer vigil to be held this evening

There will be a prayer vigil held in Alexander City this evening for River and Ridge Trong, sons of Amber Trong and grandsons of Coosa County E-911 Director Amanda R. Kimsey, who currently remain in critical condition following a wreck Monday evening that claimed their mother’s life.

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Rockford Utilities approves sewer plant bid

By Christa Jennings Senior Staff Writer   During a special called meeting Monday evening, the Rockford Utilities Board reviewed and approved a bid for the new sewer plant construction. Ed Morris with Sentell Engineering reviewed the information with the board, stating that when the board previously bid out the project only one bid was received.…

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Rockford Council approves financial institution, 4-way stop

By Christa Jennings Senior staff writer During its March meeting, the Rockford Town Council took action on three non-housekeeping agenda items, including deciding on a new financial institution, making a new 4-way stop and taking action on a months-long matter relating to entertainment licenses for the town. Regarding the financial institution, Mayor Scott White said…

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Central students enjoy solar eclipse

  Students young and old enjoyed watching the solar eclipse in a myriad of ways Monday after learning about solar eclipses, receiving instruction on safety and being provided with safety eyewear. Thank you to all our teachers and staff who went above and beyond for our students to enjoy witnessing and learning about a rare…

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