Brownsboro News

Tuesday's storms didn't just shut down roads, it destroyed a man's chicken farm in Madison County.

Several inches of rain fell across much of the Tennessee Valley last night and early this morning.

The Madison County Health Department has more H1N1 vaccine to distribute. Two new clinics have been scheduled -- this time, at two of the county commission district offices.

Two children from Brownsboro, Ala. were ejected from a car on Interstate 10 at about 4:45 Wednesday afternoon, after the car they were riding in left the pavement, struck a concrete culvert and began to roll.

A six-year-old Alabama girl is in critical condition after a crash yesterday. The rest of her family was also hurt.

The Madison County Health Department has run out of seasonal flu vaccine and is discontinuing its free regular flu shot clinics at the New Hope Children's Clinic until further notice, county officials said this morning.

Turnout for flu shots continues to be strong at Madison County's free clinics, as roughly 60 people were turned away Tuesday for free shots in Brownsboro.

Madison County plans a second free flu shot clinic. It will be held Tuesday at the District 3 East Office in Brownsboro.

A Huntsville woman who owns her own defense contracting business on Friday won an EBay auction to have dinner with former Alaska Gov.

The National Weather Service issued a severe thunderstorm warning until 3:45 p.m. Areas included in the warning: Madison County, Farley, Haden, Hampton Cove, Owens Crossroads, Brownsboro, Maysville and Gurley.

Dwain Lindsey of Brownsboro, passed away Thursday, August 27, 2009, at age 90. He was a long-time resident of Jackson County before moving to Madison County in 1972.