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2023 Alabama PALS Governor’s Awards Coming to Montgomery November 8

  Special to the News   The state winners of the 2022 Alabama PALS (People Against A Littered State) Governor’s Awards will be announced and recognized at the Alabama PALS Governor’s Awards Program on November 8 at the Renaissance Hotel in Montgomery at 12 p.m. The Annual Governor’s Awards Program, which is sponsored by Alabama PALS, recognizes statewide groups,…

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October 23-29,2023

  Jail population as of October 29: 32 inmates Males: 30 Females: 2   ARRESTS On October 23, Deputy Scott arrested Anthony Darnell Mack Jr., a resident of Alexander City, on the charge of Failure to Appear in Court. He was booked into the Coosa County Jail with no bond. On October 23, Investigator Ward…

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Cost-share available for portable bridges in logging operations

Special to the News   Financial incentives are now available to help forest landowners, loggers and timber companies across Alabama by sharing the cost of portable bridges they transport to logging sites. The use of temporary bridges for crossing streams assists in keeping equipment and sediment out of sensitive areas, ultimately protecting water quality. Administered…

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Obituaries

Harry Lee Price   Visitation for Mr. Harry Lee Price, 78, of Hackneyville, was Tuesday, October 31, 2023, at Radney Funeral Home. Harry Lee Price, known affectionately as Harry Lee, passed away peacefully on October 29, 2023, in Montgomery. Born on December 2, 1944, in Tallapoosa County, Harry Lee was a loving, kind, and thoughtful…

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ADCNR seeks lake manager for Chambers County Public Fishing Lake

  Special to the News   The Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources (ADCNR) is currently accepting applications for lake manager at the Chambers County Public Fishing Lake in Lafayette. The lake manager position is contracted with the State of Alabama for a three-year term, which is…

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Ninth grade world history students put absolute monarchs of Europe on trial

  Ninth grade modern world history students recently conducted a trial for the absolute monarchs of Europe who reigned during the 16th and 17th centuries. The trial was conducted as a satire since the monarchs had absolute power and would not have been put on trial. Some students played the part of the monarchs, whereas other students were witnesses for either the…

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