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March 14, 2025

Perry County Historical Society’s annual Low Country Boil will be held March 15

HCSD reports arrests for controlled substance, FTA

GPD reports arrests for harassment, littering, DUI

Judge Wiggins named to Alabama Lawyers’ Association’s Hall of Fame

LaWanda VanHorn-Rossell

Hale resident honored with leadership award at Tuscaloosa VA hospital

Women’s conference set for April 5 at Greensboro Baptist

ALEA kicks off its annual Spring Break enforcement campaign, offers safety tips

Council votes to approve Mustang liquor license application after hearing

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