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Services for seniors gather on Phenix City Riverwalk
About 300 senior citizens attended the Phenix City Senior Health Fair & Golf Cart Riverwalk Tour Thursday at the Phenix City Amphitheater.
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PHENIX CITY, Alabama -- A Phenix City woman is accused of fighting an employee of a Piggly Wiggly store and deploying pepper spray when she was stopped for shoplifting.
Hendricks to replace Cook as Central softball coach
Cook resigned Monday after seven seasons "to spend more time as an administrator in the Phenix City School System," according to a news release from the school.
Jury reaches "no bill" verdict for Phenix City teacher accused of taping students' arms
Phenix City Public Schools Superintendent Larry DiChiara said in an e-mail Tuesday a grand jury has reached a "no bill" verdict in the case of a teacher accused of child abuse for taping two students' arms together.
Freeman named new superintendent
The top spot in Sylacauga City Schools has a new occupant. Dr. Michael Freeman was unanimously approved for the superintendent position at a called Board of Education meeting Monday morning.
May 18: Victory Run for Veterans
Victory Run for Veterans, sponsored by the American Legion Post 135, is May 18. The race will be around Moon Lake at Idle Hour Park, Garrett-Harrison Stadium and Nature Trail in Phenix City.
May 25: Mark Farner of Grand Funk Railroad performs at Phenix City Amphitheater
Mark Farner, the rock legend formerly of Grand Funk Railroad, performs at 7 p.m. May 25 at the Phenix City Amphitheater.
Work on Courtyard Marriott begins in Phenix City, with Troy University up next
Another piece of downtown Phenix City’s redevelopment will begin Friday morning with the ground breaking for a 99-room Courtyard Marriott overlooking the Chattahoochee River.
More details: Ft. Mitchell mother, daycare worker admits to child abuse
A Phenix City mother probably never thought her 2-month-old baby was in danger when she allowed 31-year-old Sherae Reich to babysit.
Troy University to award 500 new scholarships to new students
Troy University is making 500 new scholarships available to new students in an effort to make college more affordable and to encourage students to complete their degrees quickly.
Phenix City: EMT worker responds to unresponsive baby call only to find out it's her baby
A Phenix City Emergency Medical Technician responded to a frightening call of an unresponsive baby, once she arrived on the scene, she realized it was her own child that needed help.
Alabama's Widest Yard Sale returning for 2nd year
The World's Widest Yard sale is returning for its second year to try to boost spending and tourism in the middle of the state.
Boyfriend charged, 3rd suspect sought in soldier's slaying
While seeking a third suspect in Columbus, Russell County authorities Thursday charged with murder the boyfriend of a woman whose husband’s body was found in a ditch Monday.
World's Widest Yard Sale set to span more than 300 miles through Alabama's Black Belt Region
Montgomery, Alabama -- The World's Widest Yard Sale will take place on May 31 through June 2 along U.S. Highway 80 and other areas of Alabama's Black Belt Region.
Police searching for clues in homicide of Staff Sgt. Donald Wilson
The Russell County Sheriff’s Office is looking for suspects in the shooting of a Fort Benning staff sergeant who was found dead in a ditch in Seale, Ala.
Whitewater Update:Whitewater Express guides run the course Saturday
Mike Haskey mhaskey@ledger-enquirer.com Whitewater Express guides led several trips down the Chattahoochee River Saturday, giving people the chance to experience the river from the put in off 33rd Place in Phenix City to the take out near the Columbus Convention Center and Ironworks.
Weekend activities include Bash on the Banks, Reptile Fest, Sol Junky concert, Party on the Lawn
Pet a snake, listen to SOL Junky's blend of rock and bluegrass, Party on the Lawn and form a human chain to raise awareness for Autism this weekend.
150-year-old Ga. firm gets new owner, keeps name
A 150-year-old lumber company in west Georgia has a new owner, but the business will keep its name -- W.T. Harvey Lumber Co.
Counterfeit coin changer strikes businesses throughout region
Authorities want you to be on the lookout for a man accused of tricking cashiers at gas stations, restaurants, and hotels into handing over money for metal washers wrapped up in coin rolls.
Fifty Years Ago Today, April 26, 1963
Roaring flames last night reduced to a charred brick skeleton a well-known Phenix City landmark, the two-story structure housing the city's American Legion home and a farm supply store.