Lincoln News

The Lincoln, Ala.-made Honda Odyssey came in fourth place on cars.com's annual American-Made Index, released today.

Bids were opened Thursday for the third phase of the Coosa Valley Water Supply District regional water project.

People came from near and far with one goal in mind: a great night of music, food, fun, games, and friendship.

The Federal Land to Parks director for the National Park Service's Southeast region said he would be open to considering having a federal representative on the soon-to-be-formed Coosa River Valley Recreation Board.

The major portion of Dr. J. Clayton Davie's career of 22 plus years at Carraway Methodist Medical Center was concerned with intracranial and micro neurosurgical procedures.

Gov. Bob Riley signed the bill passed by both houses of the legislature to establish a Coosa River Valley Recreation Board on Friday morning.

The Education Trust Fund budget for next year has now passed both houses of the state legislature and has gone to the governor to be signed into law.

A front tire blow-out is what likely caused a Greyhound bus crash Monday near Lincoln, Alabama.

Crews are cleaning up a Greyhound bus accident on Interstate 20 near Lincoln, AL.

Crews are cleaning up a Greyhound bus accident on Interstate 20 near Lincoln, AL.

In spite of a plea from the city of Lincoln and pending litigation with the U.S. Department of the Interior, the Talladega County Commission still could not get so much as a motion to deed the Coosa River Storage Annex to Lincoln, as ordered by the federal government.

State Sen. Jim Preuitt said he supports a plan to involve several entities in the management of the Coosa River Valley Annex property.

A high-wind storm Sunday night caused power outages all over Talladega and St. Clair counties, many of which lasted into Monday afternoon and evening.

The Talladega County Emergency Management Agency logged the following damage reports caused by severe weather in Talladega County on April 2, 2009.

Honda Spokesman Ron Lietzke says overall compensation will be reduced for its North American employees, with top executives experiencing the biggest cuts.

When you're an automobile manufacturing plant and people stop buying your cars, where do you put them all? As it turns out, you put them at the Sharpsburg-McCollum Road exit in Coweta County.

Dark clouds roll into Tuscaloosa. Thursday mornings storms have caused some damage and flooding has closed some area streets.

It's just one month until time for this year's annual April in Talladega Pilgrimage.

The Talladega man accused of shooting five people in Westgate, one fatally, in July 2006 could get his day in court as early as Monday, according to Talladega County District Attorney Steve Giddens.

If someone has a tough question about God, they might find the answer next month at Eureka Baptist Church in Lincoln.