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(Column) Pell City Bulletin
Well, spring break for the Pell City Schools is over. I hope you had a great week. Birthdays: ... Read more
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The long good-bye: 10 questions for Don Winslow on his final novel, ‘City in Ruins’
Prolific author Don Winslow has been thrilling readers since his first published novel, the inaugural offering of his ... Read more
Local News
New bill would prohibit companies from voluntarily recognizing unions
Sen. Arthur Orr (R-Decatur) is looking to stop the flow of state incentives to any company that voluntary ... Read more
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(Column) These two GOP Senate candidates exemplify today’s political squalor
From Herbert Hoover’s “a chicken for every pot” (1928) to Ronald Reagan’s “It’s morning again in America” (1984), ... Read more
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(Column) Population and political power now rests in North Alabama
Growing up as a teenager in the 1960s, I served as a page in the Alabama Legislature. One ... Read more
Local News
New anti-DEI law could ‘take away valuable teaching tools’ from Alabama educators
Gov. Kay Ivey signed a bill March 20, which effectively bans diversity, equity and inclusion programs in schools, ... Read more
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Resilience, community: Marsha Matson’s Story of homecoming in Leeds
In the heart of Leeds, resides Marsha Matson, a lifelong resident whose roots run deep in this quaint, ... Read more
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(Column) Runoffs set for new 2nd Congressional District congressional primary races
The most interesting and paramount race on the ballot in the March 5 primaries was the one for ... Read more
Local News
Saturday walking tours return in April
The Alabama Tourism Department’s annual Saturday Walking Tours will occur every Saturday morning in April and will take ... Read more
Local News
Pell City graduate shares journey to career as pilot at ACCS Board of Trustees meeting
HANCEVILLE — The Alabama Community College System Board of Trustees chose Wallace State Community College as the venue ... Read more