Make this your homepage |
ProvinceCity
 Province CityALArab, ALThemesComments
 

Arab, AL

Lat / Lon: 34.3181°N / 86.4958°W

Weather forecast:
Friday
Chance Rain Showers in Arab
Chance Rain Showers
Saturday
Partly Sunny in Arab
Partly Sunny
Sunday
Mostly Sunny in Arab
Mostly Sunny
High: 50°F
Low: 30°F
High: 36°F
Low: 19°F
High: 39°F
Low: 23°F
Advertisements:

Hot themes this week:


 
 
  • See also: Alabama (AL) news

  • See also: Marshall county, AL news

  • See also: all news

  • See also: Arab AL real estate
  • Arab, AL news

    Actual news | Pages: 2

    Clinton seeks closer Turkey ties after strains

    07/16/11 ISTANBUL (Reuters) - U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said on Saturday that Turkey could serve as a democratic model for the Middle East but warned about Ankara's efforts to limit media and restrict freedom of expression.
     + 
     - 
     

    Book Review: 'Rock the Casbah: Rage and Rebellion Across the Islamic World'

    07/16/11 Robin Wright uses her four decades of journalism experience in the region to go beyond the usual sources in seeking a clearer understanding of the social and political upheaval underway. Robin Wright uses her four decades of journalism experience in the region to go beyond the usual sources in seeking a clearer understanding of the social and political upheaval underway.
     + 
     - 
     

    Six UAE residents die in Oman accidents

    07/16/11 Six UAE residents were killed in two accidents on the Muscat-Salalah Highway in Oman on Friday, according to the Royal Oman Police.
     + 
     - 
     

    Arab states committed to help Libyan people: UAE

    07/16/11 Istanbul, July 16 (IANS/WAM) United Arab Emirates has expressed the Arab states' committment to the welfare and help of Libyans facing an ongoing political crisis in their country.
     + 
     - 
     

    Heavy casualties reported in Lybia fighting.

    07/16/11 FRONT LINE NEAR BIR GHANAM, Libya, July 16 (Reuters) - Ten Libyan rebels were reported killed and 172 wounded in an attack on the eastern oil port of Brega on Saturday, while insurgents drove back forces loyal to Muammar Gaddafi in the west.
     + 
     - 
     

    Syrian opposition meets to put up united front

    07/16/11 As more violent protests erupted Saturday in Syria, hundreds of exiled activists from all walks of life gathered in Turkey to declare unity in their intention to oust the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
     + 
     - 
     

    Beam: Bypass remains a go; right-of-way purchases next

    07/08/11 Arab Mayor Gary Beam said the proposed downtown bypass is on schedule.
     + 
     - 
     

    The Fiver | A tape-worm infrastructure conference | Barry Glendenning

    07/07/11 Click here to have the Fiver sent to your inbox every weekday at 5pm, or if your usual copy has stopped arriving NOT DOING THINGS BY HALVES When Fifa made its bizarre but not entirely surprising decision to award the 2022 World Cup to Qatar, proper journalists and assorted other gnarled cynics labouring under the delusion that the selection process may not have been entirely fair immediately ...
     + 
     - 
     

    Violent crime down in Arab, Marshall

    07/06/11 Victims of crime might rightfully feel differently, but others can breathe a little sigh of relief. Crime is down - to varying degrees - as reported by the Arab Police Department, Marshall County Sheriff's Office and Alabama as a whole.
     + 
     - 
     

    They love LuLu's

    07/06/11 Sydney McKinney Galyen, left, gets help from her mom, Belinda McKinney, modeling the T-shirts she designed for LuLu's, the popular Gulf Shores restaurant owned by singer/songwriter Jimmy Buffett's sister.
     + 
     - 
     

    Man arrested, charged with menacing in road rage incident

    07/05/11 An Arab man has been arrested for what was described as a case of road rage.
     + 
     - 
     

    Fort Payne swimmers at home Thursday

    07/05/11 The Fort Payne Aquacats will close out their 2011 regular season with an Alabama Recreation and Parks Association District II swim meet against Arab on Thursday afternoon at 5:30 at the city pool.
     + 
     - 
     

    This Is the Connected States of America

    07/05/11 This is what our state lines might look like if we drew them based on who actually talks with each other, at least according to cell phone data gathered by MIT . These are the geographic clusters of who texts with whom within an area, from the MIT Senseable City Lab's Connected States of America mapping project . If volume of communication determined state lines, New York City would break ranks ...
     + 
     - 
     

    Mich. Ban on Race in College Admissions Illegal

    07/01/11 Filed under: News From CBS News : A federal appeals court on Friday struck down Michigan's ban on the consideration of race and gender in college admissions, saying it burdens minorities and violates the U.S. Constitution. The 2-1 decision upends a sweeping law that forced the University of Michigan and other public schools to change admission policies. The 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals said ...
     + 
     - 
     

    Aquacats pick up second straight win

    07/01/11 After going the majority of the 2011 season without a victory, the Fort Payne swim team suddenly has two.
     + 
     - 
     

    NATO says not involved in arms aid to Libya rebels

    06/30/11 TRIPOLI (Reuters) - NATO was not involved in a French airlift of weapons to Libyan rebels, the alliance's chief said on Thursday, sharpening differences over how far Western powers should go to oust Muammar Gaddafi.
     + 
     - 
     

    Bahrain halts military-style trials for protesters

    06/30/11 (06-30) 04:33 PDT DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) -- Bahrain on Thursday stopped bringing anti-government protesters to trial at a special tribunal with military prosecutors, a lawyer said, ending a practice criticized...
     + 
     - 
     

    Five Best Thursday Columns

    06/30/11 Nicholas Kristof on Sudan's Other Genocide  New York Times columnist Nicholas Kristof lays out the current scene in the Nuba Mountains of Sudan, "where we're getting accounts of what appears to be a particularly vicious campaign of ethnic cleansing, murder and rape." He explains that "government troops and government-backed Arab militias [are] systematically hunting down members of the black ...
     + 
     - 
     

    New AHS principal: always room to improve

    06/29/11 Arab High School's new principal, Dr. Michael Douglas, will be the first - and second - to tell you that his predecessor, Patrick Crowder, left AHS in great shape. But Douglas also will tell you he has a competitive streak and believes there's always room for improvement.
     + 
     - 
     

    Fourth of July fun facts

    06/21/11 On July 4, 1776, the Declaration of Independence was approved by the Continental Congress, setting the 13 colonies on the road to freedom as a sovereign nation. As always, this most American of holidays is marked by parades, fireworks and backyard barbecues across the country.
     + 
     - 
     
    Actual news | Pages: 2

    Choose South state:

    All states' news
    ALAlabama news
    ARArkansas news
    DEDelaware news
    DCDistrict of Columbia news
    FLFlorida news
    GAGeorgia news
    KYKentucky news
    LALouisiana news
    MDMaryland news
    MSMississippi news
    NCNorth Carolina news
    OKOklahoma news
    PRPuerto Rico news
    SCSouth Carolina news
    TNTennessee news
    TXTexas news
    VISLVirgin Islands news
    VAVirginia news
    WVWest Virginia news
     

    (c) ProvinceCity.com - news and events from small towns, cities and megapolises.
    All rights reserved.
      Home    Sitemap   0 news added