Colbert County Probate Judge Daniel Rosser said allowing student interns to work at the polls during elections will be an educational experience, and might inspire more young people to participate in the election process.
Someone ringing a bell as shoppers pause to place money in a Salvation Army kettle is a classic scene during the Christmas season.
RUSSELLVILLE — Two days after a fire destroyed West Elementary's computer lab and caused smoke damage throughout the building, officials say cleanup efforts are being expedited to get students back to class as soon as possible.
FLORENCE — Jacob Eubanks doesn't consider himself in any way extraordinary, just a guy who went into Zambia several years ago with "zero answers and a million questions."
Urgent Team facilities, including the two Shoals locations, soon will change names to Huntsville Hospital Urgent Care as part of a partnership, officials said.
FLORENCE — Donnie and Jan Gullett said they will never forget the people they have met and the lessons they learned since meeting the legendary guitarist Travis Wammack.
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FLORENCE — The arrival of the University of North Alabama’s new Agile Strategy Lab will benefit students in the College of Business, and support the local economy.
FLORENCE — Shoals musician Max Russell said he'll remember his friend Jay Stoltz as a positive person with a big old smile, who always encouraged him to continue with his various musical endeavors.
When it comes to the well being of Alabama's children, for the most part the northwest corner of the state falls in the middle of the pack.
The frigidly cold weather the Shoals is experiencing this week hasn't caught area warming centers off guard.
SHEFFIELD — The Sheffield City Council has voted unanimously to make the city's entertainment district a 365-day a year affair, with some restrictions, according to Mayor Ian Sanford.
TUSCUMBIA — Members of the public are invited to attend a meeting at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Colbert County Emergency Management Agency office to discuss the Northwest Alabama Hazard Mitigation Plan.
Opportunities to donate blood are continuing daily in an effort to keep blood supplies stable in the area.
Colbert County schools will open two hours late on Wednesday due to below-freezing temperatures, officials said.
LEXINGTON — For Katie Jenkins a little magic is never too far away.
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