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R. Lee Ermey bends down to talk with Bryant Teat, 4 of Pell City Alabama who wore full military camo to the event.
Will Pell City residents get to vote on Sunday alcohol sales
Voters could decide this August whether city businesses can sale alcohol on Sundays.
AM Headlines: Pell City teachers accused of rape resigns
A Alabama's 13 News Bettina Boateng, Lisa Crane and Stephanie Walker have your morning news and weather headlines.
Animal control goes extra mile to reunite pets with owners
Animal control is going the extra mile to reunite stray and lost animals with their owners - and it has been successful so far.
Brecken's 2012 Hoop Tour Makes a Stop in Birmingham
Birmingham Hoopers will host world renowned hoop performer Brecken Rivara of www.hooping.me at a workshop in Homewood organized by Aurahoops this weekend at The Lee Center in Homewood.
Yellow Dot Program provides valuable service
The Yellow Dot Program lets citizens and first responders work together to preserve the "Golden Hour" of emergency care.
A Williams Intermediate School teacher resigned Monday after being accused of having sex with a juvenile.
Pell City teacher arrested for second degree rape
FOX6 has learned that Heather Whitten, a teacher with Williams Intermediate School in Pell City, was arrested and charged with second degree rape last Friday, Feb.
Nurses play a vital role in schools
The Talladega County School System has 10 nurses for 17 schools. From the left are Barbara Wilkerson, a nurse at Lincoln Elementary; RN Laurie Lewis, supervising nurse; and LPN Tina Culver, nurse at Drew Elementary School in Lincoln.
Owners get keys to 10th Habitat house
Donald and Mertis Moss were handed the keys to their new home Saturday morning. A group from the community gathered at the house on 8th Avenue South to congratulate the new homeowners and Habitat for Humanity members who made it all possible.
Tip of the Hat: Congratulations to area signees
We congratulate the four young men from our area who made commitments on National Signing Day to play football at the college level next year.
Town and Country Ford close to buying property
Pell City Town and Country Ford will remain at its current location, but in a new, bigger, more modern facility.
Area's school foundations make a big difference
As outlined in Sunday's Daily Home, local school foundations are making up for lost state funding by providing the extras that are so often critical to the success of our children.
My Decorating Success: Howell Dulaney of Pell City updates his great room
The great room's color scheme of mauve and teal that was common in the 1980s was replaced with a neutral color palette that has a more traditional, masculine look.
Your View: Want a say in Jefferson County? Live here
In a Jan. 21 letter, a Pell City writer said it would be unfair to make him pay a Jefferson County occupational tax since he did not live in the city .
Pinecrest Elementary fourth grader Morgan Hall uses a Promethean Interactive Whiteboard to answer questions in class.
Man charged with the murder of his girlfriend
A Moody man is in custody today after a shooting occurred Wednesday night. Moody police on Thursday confirmed they arrested 39-year-old Jeffrey Morris Hamby, of Scott Drive in Moody, Wednesday at around 8:30 p.m. Hamby is charged with the murder of 41-year-old Karen Nicole McNair, his girlfriend, after what is believed to be a domestic dispute.
Increased interest in Hazelwood Drive property
A local realtor said as the economy improves so is interest in commercial property along Hazelwood Drive.
Refinancing a solid move for Pell City
The City of Pell City has made solid progress in attracting retail businesses and industry with the proximity of Lake Logan Martin and I-20 serving as major incentives for transportation and quality of life issues.
Council approves $11M bond issue
By DAVID ATCHISON Home staff writer PELL CITY - The City Council approved to secure an $11 million bond issue Tuesday night to help provide financial relief for the city during the next five years.