Lawley News

July 3 - One of the Alabama's attractions that was destroyed by Hurricane Ivan in 2004 is finally getting back in business.

Despite the legal hurdles and roadblocks, Alabama is nearing a better future because of the work by the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

When the striking sound of a xylophone rings out from the field at Chelsea High School you can expect to find Kelli Mitchell standing confidently behind it.

Officials from the federal Minerals Management Service meet Alabama conservation officials in Spanish Fort for a coastal assistance announcement.

State government is canceling for one year an annual event it uses to recruit industry to the state.

DCNR will hold the 2009 Outdoor Alabama Expo at Oak Mountain State Park in Birmingham on Saturday, May 2. The event will be held from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. The annual event is a pretty neat deal with lots of fun ...

The city of Lincoln has plans to turn the 2,832-acre Coosa River Storage Annex property into a park that will benefit the entire region.

The National Park Service awarded the 2,832-acre Coosa River Storage Annex property to the city of Lincoln this week The property on the northern border of Talladega, also known as the Brecon Annex and Gents ...

Montgomery attorney and Hoover native Patti Powell has been named director of state lands at the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources.

Patti Powell has been named as Director of the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources State Lands Division.