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Stanley Hill, Bessemer, 424-1021, wanted to purchase a typewriter ribbon on a spool for an Olivetti Lettera 35 typewriter.

Developmental delays affect hundreds of kids born each year in Alabama with disorders such as down syndrome, spina bifida, and cerebral palsy.

Alabama lawmakers last month passed state budgets for next year that would spend from two big funds about $300 million more than the Legislative Fiscal Office expects the funds to collect in taxes and other ...

Will Wilcox of Pell City shot a final round 67 on Sunday to win Alabama's State Amateur golf tournament a point ahead of Montgomery's Cole Willis.

Police have identified two suspects who are accused of trying to shoplift from the Gardendale Wal-Mart Monday.

Newton Duke of Pinson was eight times wounded and a prisoner of war for over two years a half-century ago.

Arrests thursday Christopher Joseph Cousins, 21, 5300 block of Rosemary Road, Mount Olive, was charged with burglary.

The O'Reilly Super Chevy Show had its run at Montgomery Motorsports Park with beautiful weather, large crowds and great racing last weekend.

Linda Pateo of Gardendale, Ala., says she and her husband, Robert, try to give 5 percent of their income to their church and 5 percent to Christian charities, but it's difficult with three children in college.

First grader Hannah Grace Howell, left, 6, changes classes with other students at Huntington Place Elementary School in Tuscaloosa County Dec.

Posted by Jeremy Gray -- The Birmingham News May 20, 2008 8:07 AM Gardendale police this morning are on their way to Manatee County, Fla., after a vehicle possibly used in a homicide in April was found there ...

A Jefferson County jury has awarded more than $600,000 to a Gardendale woman who was seriously injured when she was struck by a drunk driver in 2004. via Personal Injury Law News

This morning just after midnight Sheriff's patrol deputies responded to a 911 call about a burglary in progress at a plumbing business located in the 5800 block of Service Road in the Trussville area. via WBMA

Posted by Val Walton -- Birmingham News May 13, 2008 12:02 PM A pharmacist admitted in Birmingham's federal court today that he illegally distributed an addictive painkiller over the Internet and agreed to give ... via Everything Alabama

“Taxation without representation is tyranny.”

Nonuser fee unfair taxation: Insurers backing Jefferson County's troubled sewer bonds are suggesting what? They are saying their solution is fair for everyone. via Birmingham News Online

“Since our hands are tied to some degree on that issue, it has to start with the state”

Mayor Carl Pruett and the Albertville City Council officially proclaimed their support for a state bill targeting the illegal immigration problem Monday night. via Sand Mountain Reporter

“We've got another competitor. If they don't like us as a cable provider, they've got another competitor instead of calling the county and saying, 'What can you do about this?'”

ED HOWELL The Daily Mountain Eagle Published May 07, 2008 4:18 PM CDT The Walker County Commission approved a franchise agreement with AT&T Monday that will pave the way for the telecommunications giant to ... via Daily Mountain Eagle Online Edition

“It is the fastest growing sector of our business”

Military data management company Teksouth Corp. is branching into the private sector by offering its proprietary software to large and mid-sized financial institutions, hospitals and manufacturers. via Birmingham Business Journal

Birmingham Business Journal - by Lauren B. Cooper Staff The owners of Northgate Village in Gardendale have nabbed Publix Super Markets , the first new grocery store in years for the growing Birmingham suburb ... via Bizjournals

Dear H&G Exchange: I have for sale a McCulloch Pro Mac 3505 AV 16-inch special edition chain saw with hard case. via Birmingham News Online