Daily Home Archive

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• Movie theater opening
  
• Second try in 10 years to improve cellular coverage
  
• Getting burned out
  
• Kicking butt: Why and how to stop smoking
• Planning commission to hold hearing on cell towers
• 4 injured in 2-car wreck on U.S. 280
  
• Bicycling for books pays off
  
• Community comes together
  
• Residents request expedited hearing in REEF lawsuit
  
• A letter to Dad on his special day
• Childersburg Termites
  
• Meeting over ballpark resolves some issues
  
• Board approves request for bids
  
• New beer legislation will be good for business, local vendors say
  
• Fayetteville home to international ministry
  
• Eight new businesses in Oak Grove since new year
• (Newspaper wins 23 APME. APA awards)
  
• How to deal with bullying in a positive manner
  
• Ms. Rose is retiring after 40 years
  
• He turned the town around
  
• World War II veterans take honor flight
  
• Board appoints search committee to find new director
  
• More documents withheld from newspaper
• Contract doesn't meet state standards
• Lowered dropout rate garners city award
  
• Missing person's body found in the river
• Newspaper's request for contract denied
• Contract executed without board's approval
  
• Chemical disposal workers keep neighbors safe
  
• Childersburg shooting case to go to grand jury
  
• Company files for bankruptcy protection
• Data: Need for workers to exceed number available by 2016
  
• Storm causes power outages, damage
  
• Hearing set on motion to compel in shooting suit
  
• Council approves $1 per month garbage rate increase
  
• Childersburg magazine is on hold for now
  
• Coosa Pines paper mill still operational
  
• Ricks arrested for grand larceny
  
• Irregularities lead to Ricks' dismissal in NY
  
• Indian-born and in pursuit of the American dream
  
• The 'luckiest man on the face of the earth'
  
• Company makes big investment; wants to give back to the community
  
• 13-year-old driver killed in accident
  
• Italian eatery expands seating, menu
  
• Lawyer: officer may remain silent
  
• Safeguard breaks ground for new, bigger location
  
• Indian-born and pursuing the American dream
• Family demands answers
• Grant committee tours city, begins assessment
• Childersburg City Council appoints new police chief
• Vote for Hall of Fame nominees
• Female pilot feels 'close to heaven' when flying
  
• Young volunteers warm aging hearts
  
• Council supports board's decision
• Board had deficit before received budget cuts
  
• VA clinic opens doors
• Non-hazardous solution being treated at local facility
  
• Security breach affects local bank customers
• Church burns
• Sylacauga man dies in fire
• Young hero honored
• New arts academy to minister to community
• City's first steps in improving downtown
• Former Avondale employee volunteers time at the chamber
• Ribbon cutting for VA clinic next month
• Coming together for others: Press conference calls community members to action
• Area students share in historic occasion
• Radon Month reminder about radioactive gas
• Art club spreads good will around
• Pilot captured in Florida
• Pilot jumps from plane, goes missing
• 'Overwhelming' turnout for job fair
• Committee initiates relief efforts for unemployed
• City asserts self-defense in shooting lawsuit
• New Year's resolutions no longer a big deal
• For BRIDGES, every student is a special case
• What the spirit of Christmas means
• Childersburg on financially solid ground
• Catching the spirit of Christmas with a cop
• 24-year-old makes an impact in her community
• Local libraries receive Web cams for military families
• VA clinic only weeks away from opening
• Paper plant institutes production cutbacks
• Family files suit against city for wrongful death
• Local printing plant closes its doors
• Safety 'No. 1 priority' at AIB
• Chateau Toots: 'A house full of friends'
• A Christian response to an MTV generation
• Council passes general operating budget
• Cashier's jaw is broken in service station robbery
• Giving thanks
• Thanksgiving
• Seniors receive -- and give -- during holidays
• Food for holidays provided by area charities
• Officer's attorney speaks out
• Legal action filed in police shooting case: $10 million in damages claimed against city
• City denies request for public document
• Birthday at the shelter -- 10-year-old plans to help animals
• One day's sales to go for Thanksgiving baskets
• Childersburg will complete paving projects
• Museum kicks off holiday season
• Honoring those who served their country
• 'Tis the season to give to veterans
• A journey of two civil rights leaders
• Gas prices playing 'leapfrog' in area
• New councils hold organizational meetings Monday
• Family attorney alleges 'no just cause' in shooting
• Construction on VA clinic is moving along
• Brooks switching roles with his son at Boys Club
• 2 instead of 3 council members to serve on board
• Old woes resurface over property, protocol
• Their tax plans and you
• Key Club walk helps raise money for Kiwanis park
• ARF loses nearly $12,000 due to forged checks
• Public hearing draws protests to proposed closing of road
• Lakeside Hospice brings on the blues
• Teen dies after being shot Sunday
• Talladega County cities hold runoff elections
• Grist Mill nears match for grant funds
• The Temporary City: What it takes to put on race week
• 'Remember Masie' -- T-shirt sales benefit those struggling with cancer
• Officer injured in routine traffic stop after being dragged alongside a car
  
• Finding a home to suit the patient
  
• When your loved one has Alzheimer's
  
• AIDB celebrates 150 years of 'Ties That Bind'
  
• The state of labor in Talladega, St. Clair counties
  
• Allie is tiniest little worker for God, her mother says
  
• New life for old buildings
  
• Students learning how to save
  
• Summer 2008 continues 3-year drought
  
• Area ACT scores steadily creeping up
  
• Local lenders say no need to be pessimistic about mortgage market
  
• New Salter principal has been at school 16 years
  
• How to get more insurance for your dollar through the bank
  
• Copper thefts costing building owners a pretty penny
  
• Everyday items used as drug paraphernalia
• Things to consider before you take to two wheels
• Many switching to more fuel-efficient vehicles
• Junior volunteers cheer nursing home residents
• After IndyMac: How safe is your money?