Church-going Alabama librarian accused of using library credit card for own use

01/21/10 CHEROKEE, Ala. -- Allison Paige McWilliams of Tuscumbia, a former Cherokee librarian, has been indicted on accusations she wrongfully spent more than $10,000 on a library credit card.

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ASWA's Mr. Football: Cherokee County QB Blanchard wins honor

01/21/10 BIRMINGHAM -- Cherokee County quarterback Coty Blanchard was named the 28th recipient of the Alabama Sports Writers Association Mr. Football Award on Wednesday at the ASWA's annual Player of the Year Awards luncheon.

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MLK Holiday Closings

01/15/10 MUNICIPAL OFFICES Etowah County: Sardis and Altoona city offices will be open Monday. Marshall County: Albertville and Douglas city offices will be open Monday. St. Clair County: Steele city offices will be open Monday. DeKalb County: Crossville, Geraldine, Fyffe and Rainsville city offices will be open Monday.

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A look back at this date in history

01/14/10 On this day in 1963, George C. Wallace was sworn in as governor of Alabama with a pledge of "segregation forever."

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Barren County man dies in wreck

01/08/10 The second fatal crash of the week in Barren County occurred on Herbert Turner Road before 4 p.m. Thursday.

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Odessa company submits winning bid for reliever route work

01/08/10 The Texas Department of Transportation announced Thursday that an Odessa company is the apparent low bidder to build an overpass at the intersection of Texas 158 and the recently opened Highway 349 Reliever Route northwest of Midland.

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Snow on Thursday?

01/05/10 Snow could fall in Jackson County Thursday, and the cold front now in place is expected to push temperatures below 20 degrees for several nights this week.

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Coeur d'Alene Press Newspaper | CDAPress.com

01/03/10 Behold, the Clark Fork Wampus Cats. For my money, there is no better mascot in the state, if not the country. The mountain lion with a spiked ball on the end of its tail is a source of pride for the residents of Clark Fork, and the history and lore behind it are as interesting as the name itself.

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Man killed in local plane crash

12/31/09 Officials have identified the pilot who died after his small plane crashed in Cleburne County Thursday evening. Cleburne County Coroner Rudy Rooks identified the victim as John Lawrence Gilbert Jr., 21, of Pell City.

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2009 Year In Review -- January thru June

12/30/09 County Clerk Don Firebaugh gave the oath of office to newly elected and re-elected officials on December 31, 2008. District I Commissioner Dennis Bradford, District II Commissioner Larry Mungle, Sheriff David Lewis, Assessor Barbara Martin, Public Administrator Carol LaChance, Madison County Coroner Chris Follis and Land Surveyor Doug McFarland.

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Local business Savvy Scrubs closing next month

12/29/09 News of yet another retail closure in Rome appears to be an unwelcome business trend, Mayor Wright Bagby said Tuesday. Savvy Scrubs at 215 N. Fourth Ave., announced it will close its doors for go...

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Aero-News: Quote Of The Day (12.28.09)

12/28/09 "There are just a few airplanes that are instantly recognizable as part of the flying community at nearly every airport, and the Piper Cherokee is among them." Source: Tom Poberezny, EAA president and AirVenture chairman, reflecting on the 50th anniversary of the Cherokee.

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ANN's Daily Aero-Linx (12.28.09)

12/28/09 Cherokees2OSH To celebrate the 50th Anniversary of the Piper Cherokee, a group of enthusiasts are making plans for a Friday, July 23, 2010 "50 on the 50th" mass arrival into the 2010 AirVenture at Oshkosh!

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Ryan Holmes becomes the Grizzlies first All-State player

12/25/09 Creekview linebacker Ryan Holmes capped off an outstanding senior season on the gridiron with his selection to the Georgia Sportswriters Association Class AAA first team All-State team on Wednesday...

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A look at some recent attacks on transportation

12/25/09 - Dec. 25, 2009: A Nigerian man claiming to be an agent for al-Qaida tries to blow up a Northwest Airlines plane carrying 278 passengers as it prepares to land in Detroit.

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A look at some recent attacks on transportation

12/25/09 Some recent threats and attacks on airplanes, airports, trains and subways around the world: -- Dec. 25, 2009: A Nigerian man claiming to be an agent for al-Qaida tries to blow up a Northwest Airlines plane carrying 278 passengers as it prepares to land in Detroit.

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No headline - matter_of_record

12/22/09 @1-Graphic head:ABSTRACT OF JUDGMENTState of Texas vs. Brady Aulton Briggs, 2802 Foster, $9,244.46, V3442 P555.@1-Graphic head:DBA/ASSUMED NAMESWichita General Fires Safety Inc., P.O. Box 8012, WF, 76307, DBA Fire & Safety Inc.Ray Venegas, P.O. Box 3426, WF, 76301, DBA R&B Beverage Equipment Specialist.Brian Smith, 806 Chestnut, Burk, 76354, DBA S&D Contracting.Robin Williams, 1829 Eden Ln ...

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O'Brien the coaches' coach

12/20/09 In 2008, Woodstock made its first appearance in the playoffs and tied a school record with eight wins. The Wolverines were just getting started. This past season, Woodstock set a new record with ...

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Christmas closings

12/19/09 MUNICIPAL OFFICES Etowah County City offices in Gadsden and Rainbow City, Southside, Hokes Bluff, Glencoe, Sardis, Walnut Grove and Attalla will be closed Thursday and Friday. Offices in Altoona will be closed Friday. Offices in Reece City will be closed Monday through Friday, reopening Dec. 28. Marshall County

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Calendar of events

12/07/09 Today Retread Motorcycle Club, 8 a.m., Old South Restaurant; 967-3355. Community blood donations, 8 a.m. to 3 p.m., American Red Cross Blood Donor Center, 1003 W. Main St.

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