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A man who answered a telephone number listed for a Chad Dickie on Thursday at first identified himself as Dickie, but when a reporter then identified himself and asked about Dickie’s involvement with National Promotions, the man said, “No, this is Fred, I’m sorry.”
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Thanks to Alexander the Great Events in Oxford, those who spent the weekend in Montgomery with Oxford’s baseball contingent can have their own prom.
It won’t be THE prom, but it will be A prom, set for Tuesday night and put on by Mike Alexander, an Oxford parent.
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The statistics present conditions that are in stark contrast to what Gov. Robert Bentley reported in a Friday press release.
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“We don’t have a lot of problems here, but we want to be proactive,” Kitty Stone Principal Christy Hamilton said. “We want to keep kids aware about … and cut down on the incidents that we do have.”
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The center, which was relocated downtown May 1, puts the operations center in a more central location to the board’s service area. After the service area shifted in 1999 with the board’s acquisition of the McClellan Waste Water Treatment Plant, workers often experienced long drive times.
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The Alabama Department of Transportation is planning to repave and restripe a 6-mile stretch of U.S. 78 in Oxford, DOT officials said Thursday.
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“As we right size the work force we’re always expected to do more with less,” said Clester Burdell, depot public affairs officer. “You’re pushed even more to meet the mission.”
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“It is illegal and we’re going to shut it down, but it’s just a question of when,” Calhoun County District Attorney Brian McVeigh said.
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The seniors to whom scholarships were presented served as examples to underclassmen, essentially demonstrating This is what you can gain if you work hard and resourcefully.
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In a recent Weaver City Council meeting, council members voted 5-1 to discontinue public transportation for the city’s disabled residents because the municipality underbudgeted for the service by $3,000.
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