Pell City News

Published: Monday, November 16, 2009 at 3:30 a.m. Last Modified: Sunday, November 15, 2009 at 10:26 p.m. Work to begin along I-20 in St.

RAVE: For the encouraging increase in traffic at Montgomery Regional Airport. In October, there were 9.9 percent more passengers than in the same month a year ago.

Pell City police have identified the name of the officer involved in last week's shooting that left one man dead as police attempted to search a home, according to The Daily Home in Talladega.

Finding strength in each other, neighbors, friends, and relatives of Barry Bush gathered Saturday night for a candlelight vigil to remember the life of Bush and pray that someone would soon shed some light on his death.

The Pell City Police Department isn't saying much about what happened in the Shadydale Mobile Home Park Community on Thursday.

Pell City, AL - A Pell City woman wants to know why police shot and killed her son.

The state Department of Veterans Affairs has been given the go-ahead to build a new veterans home facility in Pell City.

The deadline passed Monday to apply for the principal's vacancy at Fort Payne High School, and now the interview process will begin.

St. Clair County has named a new economic development leader. The St. Clair County Economic Development Council named Don Smith executive director.

Area officials agree education is the key toward combating animal cruelty through neglect.

With about a week remaining in accepting applications for the new principal at Fort Payne High School, the list has grown to 25 people interested in the job.

"Let's Murder Marsha" by Monk Ferris will be performed on October 23 and 24 at 6 p.m. for dinner and Sunday October 25 at 2 p.m. for dessert.

The good ol' boys club is alive and well. New nominations to the Alabama Business Hall of Fame led me to look into just how many women were part of this austere and successful group.

D. Williams, Pell City, 205-368-4015, wanted to buy a cedar wardrobe. Good Neighbors: I have a cedar wardrobe, in very good condition, that I am willing to sell.

The teachers and students at Leeds High School wore pink on Wednesday to show their support for Crystal Green-Nelson, a former teacher and coach at Leeds High School, who is currently battling breast cancer.

There are lots of regulations that Wind Creek Casino lightship pilot Carl Harbuck has to follow at golf tournaments.

Wolfgang Moritz and Glenda Watts of Cullman enjoy dancing at Oktoberfest Senior Day Thursday morning at the Festhalle.

Fort Payne attorney Glenn Shedd admits he is a liar, albeit it a bad one. He also fesses up to recent involvement in a conspiracy to trick his wife, Janet, but she has asked for no apology.

Ken Rollins of Oxford, a two-term Vietnam vet, will be the new head of the Alabama Board of Veterans Affairs.

The State Board of Veterans Affairs heard an update on design work of the state's fourth veterans home on Friday, Oct.