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Huntsville Holiday productions include "A Christmas Carol" , "The Nutcracker" and more
Cold, crummy weather got you down? Tired of watching "It's a Wonderful Life" for the 19th time? Huntsville's performing arts community has the cure.
Grant provides scholarships for 2010 Calhoun students
Funding provided by the Tennessee Valley region's Workforce Innovation in Regional Economic Development grant is making available an additional $46,859 in scholarships for students attending Calhoun Community College during the 2010 spring semester.
Police Reports: Nov. 30-Dec. 1
Scottsboro City Police Department Reports MONDAY, NOV. 30 * At 9:20 a.m. a report of third degree burglary and third degree theft in the 1000 block of South Broad Street.
Guntersville Museum opens 'Festival of Trees' exhibit Sunday
Guntersville Museum will open its "Festival of Trees" exhibit on Saturday from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. Sunday from 2 p.m. until 4 p.m. The exhibit will include themed Christmas trees decorated by schools, businesses and civic organizations.
Fatal wreck in Marshall County kills driver
The Alabama State Troopers said one person is dead after a one vehicle accident in Marshall County.
Supporters of a litter-free community honored
People supporting a litter-free community were honored during the awards and recognition dinner sponsored by Marshall County PALS on Oct.
Marshall County Man Attacks Mother with Axe
A Marshall County man is being accused of trying to kill his own mother. 22-year-old Johnathan Baker was arrested at his home just outside the town of Grant Wednesday night.
A second prisoner has been charged with promoting prison contraband for trying to make an alcoholic beverage in his Limestone County jail cell, an official said.
Fire crews battled an early morning house fire early in Marshall County. It started shortly after five this morning on 4th Street in Grant, just off Main Street, which is also Cathedral Caverns Highway.
NAACP to host civil rights pioneer
Amelia Platts Boynton is shown here in an archival photo after she was beaten March 7, 1965, on Edmund Pettus Bridge in Selma and left for dead.
A piece of Marshall County history went up in flames earlier this month - now police need your help finding out who is responsible.
$10,000 reward offered in Grant fire
A $10,000 reward is being offered for information to leading to the arrest and conviction of the person responsible for a fire that destroyed the McDonald Supply Building here earlier this month.
Doris Bridges Guffey, 75, of Grant, died Saturday, Aug. 15, 2009, at Shepherd's Cove - Hospice of Marshall County.
Warehouse fire destroys one of Grant's first businesses
A historic building in Marshall County is destroyed by fire overnight. Firefighters got a call shortly after 10 Wednesday night to respond to the W.O. McDonald Building Supply warehouse on Main Street in Grant.
Warehouse fire destroys one of Grant's first businesses
A historic building in Marshall County is destroyed by fire overnight. Firefighters got a call shortly after 10 Wednesday night to respond to the W.O. McDonald Building Supply warehouse on Main Street in Grant.
Investigators search for cause of Grant business fire
Investigators return Friday morning to the scene of a massive business fire. Lt. Junior James with the Grant fire department describes his first images of W.O. Mcdonald's Building Supply store Wednesday night.
Warehouse fire destroys one of Grant's first businesses
A historic building in Marshall County is destroyed by fire overnight. Firefighters got a call shortly after 10 Wednesday night to respond to the W.O. McDonald Building Supply warehouse on Main Street in Grant.
Pictures: Grant Business Destroyed By Fire
Volunteer firefighters from around Marshall County helped put out a fire at W.O. McDonald Building Supply Store in Grant.
County's 2006-2007 audit reports deficiencies
The Alabama Department of Examiners of Public Accounts released the audit results of the County Commission from Oct.
Collinsville may get stimulus money to update sewer
Seven-million dollars in federal funding is coming to the state of Alabama. The city of Collinsville is one of 16 towns that could receive funding to upgrade their sewer system.