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Established neighborhood offers large lots in ideal location
Three- and four-bedroom homes with sizable yards out in the country but min utes from city conveniences describes the established Spring Hollow neighbor hood in Elmore County.
Businesses make contingency plans for flu outbreaks, employee absences
Vicki Williams has plenty of personnel concerns that weigh more heavily on her than the threat of the H1N1 virus, but she admits if an outbreak sickened a high percentage of her workers it could severely impact the mortgage office she runs.
Schools keeping close tabs on diesel prices
School officials in Elmore and Autauga counties know they have to get thousands of children to and from their respective county's public schools each day.
Shayla Pustay, dressed as Pocahontas, assists the Little Mermaid, Randilyn Martin, with the treasure hunt as others gather behind for a chance at gold during Mill brook's first-ever Boo Fest, which was held Saturday at the city's civic center.
State eyes changes for Alabama 14 corridor
Road improvements along the Alabama 14 corridor are much needed and long overdue, according to local and state lawmakers and transportation officials.
Legion posts seeking oratorical contestants
Officials of American Legion posts in Prattville, Millbrook and Wetumpka are seeking entrants for the 2010 edition of the veterans' organization's annual oratorical contest.
Congregation completes $2M project
Pastor Randall Tucker, right, and Clyde Shown, project coordinator, discuss the new sanctuary that Prattmont Bap tist Church will be dedicating on Sunday.
PCA shooter draws 20-year prison sentence
A Millbrook man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for the attempted murder of his wife, who he shot in the parking lot of a Prattville school about a year ago.
Local murder suspect found, jailed in N.C.
On Wednesday Oct. 7, the Progress reported that a black male adult had been found dead at a residence in the 3300 block of Sandtown Road on Sept.
The following incidents were recently reported by the Millbrook Police Department: --On Oct.
Gas prices continue upward spiral
A gallon of regular gas had increased by Tuesday to $2.54 at the newly opened Liberty gas station in Millbrook.
Suspect nabbed in recent homicide
MILLBROOK -- Federal au thorities have nabbed a Mill brook homicide suspect in North Carolina.
Wildcats can't hold lead against Mustangs, lose another close one
Add Friday nighta s contest in Millbrook as another one that got away from the Benjamin Russell Wildcats.
Thieves strike two local schools
During the last few weeks, two Millbrook schools have been the victims of vandals and thieves who not only caused damage and loss, but also brought fear and concern to the local educational institutions.
Fired female officer files harassment complaint
The Progress recently reported on two hearings held in the city of Millbrook; a public hearing during which former Millbrook police officer Kristin Spraggins appealed a three-day suspension she was given for allegedly violating department policy, and a pre-termination hearing regarding her future with the city's police department.
10/31 Poker Run for 18 Month Old in Millbrook, AL.
Both bikes and cars are welcome. The 50/50 proceeds go to help little 18 month old Jeremiah Miller who is suffering from Stage 4 Neuroblastoma Cancer.
The following incidents were recently reported to the Millbrook Police Department: -- On Oct.
Government becomes 'big brother'
With all the discussion that has taken place about proposed health care legislation, one very complex feature has never been completely explained -- how to determine who, of those that do not have health insurance, will be required to buy it.
The following are recent felony arrests by the Montgomery Police Department. Alexis Lorenzo Atkins, 31, of 1320 Herron St.
New show gives twist to Gospel story
Coming to Millbrook in November will be a unique retelling of the Gospel story presented by the Millbrook Community Players that will feature a running monologue of over an hour and a half by Dr.