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Committee focuses on historical preservation
Ideas for promoting the history of Jacksonville were ripe at a subcommittee meeting for a local group working to make the city an Alabama Community of Excellence.
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With Montgomery's mind on the important summer beach months that lie ahead, the Jacksonville City Schools have reworked their school calendar to comply with a new state law.
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Energy conservation and sustainment part of U.S. Space & Rocket Center's mission
Gadsden State Community College recently held the annual Honor's Day events in Gadsden at the Wallace Hall Fine Arts Center and in Anniston at the McClellan Center.
Council appoints new city attorney
At a special meeting Thursday, the Jacksonville City Council appointed Richard Rhea as the new city attorney.
Brant accepts position in North Dakota
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Come visit a Head Start/Early Head Start Center in your community and talk with center coordinators or family advocates.
Mail carriers picking up food donations on May 12
All citizens are urged to place non-perishable food donations beside their mailbox before their mail is delivered on Saturday, May 12 for pick up.
College spring sports roundup: Trojans fall at Samford
Except for the 10,000 or so errors, Ken Feinberg's Gulf Coast Claims Facility did a good job of... BIRMINGHAM - C.K. Irby was 4-for-5 with five RBIs, including a three-run homer to lead Samford over Troy 15-4 on Tuesday.
one thing that would help some of the town's traffic prob...
City officials are looking to ease congestion on Highway 21 through the heart of Jacksonville.