BIRMINGHAM -- One person was killed in an accident this morning on Interstate 59 in Birmingham.
Owner Rod McSweeney led the group in a short program that included a pray for veterans and their families.
Sylacauga's Veterans Day parade scheduled for this morning has been cancelled due to inclement weather.
A Sylacauga woman died following a two-vehicle traffic accident on Friday night, according to state troopers.
It will begin at 10 a.m., with the line-up starting at 8:30 at Legion Stadium.
She said school officials hope word spreads across the state about the competition, which not only helps identify things a student may need to work on, but it is also used to help teachers become better teachers.
“The University of Copenhagen has a center that does climate research,” he explained. “They contracted with one of my professors to build a radar system to measure the ice sheet. The bottom 7 percent of the ice sheet in Greenland has never been measured with any frequency.
Chamber Executive Director Courtney Hobson said entry forms are already trickling into her office. She said the registration deadline is Thursday, Dec. 6.
He founded all three Catholic churches in Talladega County -- St. Jude in Sylacauga, Holy Name of Jesus in Childersburg and St. Francis in Talladega.
The veterans recognition included the singing of the national anthem by the Lincoln Elementary School choir and reading of names of local veterans by police Chief and U.S. Army veteran Darren Britton. Fire Chief Mike Wesley closed the event with a prayer.
Anyone with information about Hall’s whereabouts should call the St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office in Ashville/Central Dispatch at 205-594-2140 and ask for Investigator Knight, or leave an anonymous tip at crime stoppers at 205-254-7777.
If the season ended today, both the Miami Dolphins (5-4) and Green Bay Packers (3-4-1) would miss the playoff cut, though the Dolphins are in a better position at the midway point of their 2018 campaign.
Ashville is blessed to have this fine young man as a policeman.
Pell City Animal Control Center, 1071 Airport Road, Pell City, AL 35128. Phone: 205-814-1567, email animalcenter@cityofpellcity.net for more information.
No candidate and no party is 100 percent aligned with biblical standards of righteousness. They’re all fallen and flawed, just like the rest of us.
