Priceville News

Fireworks won't the the only attractions this holiday weekend. The T.E.A. parties are back.

Peggy Lamb, 66, of Priceville and Thomas Gildea, 70, of Laceya s Spring, who said he is on a fixed income, question the 911 boarda s April increase of surcharges for landline services.

Black smoke billowed through the air in Southwest Decatur as firefighters fought a large fire at Wayne Farms LLC Decatur West chicken-processing plant Friday afternoon.

HUNTSVILLE a ' Investigators from the FBI and the Huntsville Police Department charged a Laceya TMs Spring man in connection with Wednesdaya TMs robbery of a Wachovia bank branch in south Huntsville.

Middle Jun. 23--PRICEVILLE -- Trees looming behind Bobby Graham's house on Amberway Drive make for an attractive, natural backdrop.

State Products Mart Authority board members do not seem to understand the word "no" when trying to get the County Commission to be their partner in Celebration Arena.

Area veterans with appointments at the Birmingham Veterans Administration Hospital can ride free from Priceville.

Priceville will pay Morgan County 911 $750 per month, or $9,000 per year, if the town can get a five-year contract at that amount from the agency The Priceville Town Council voted 4-2 on Thursday night to give Mayor Melvin Duran the authorization to sign the contract.

Police in Indianapolis are making plans to pick up a man from their state who was wanted for rape charges.

Fired Priceville High School Principal Guy Bowling could get to challenge his dismissal as early as late June.

Ita s bad news for youths aiming for the 17-and-under championship at the Racking Horse World Celebration next fall.

At Celebration Arena in Priceville on Thursday, it was fried-fish day. Bob Gullic, left, and Dwight Dunn dig in at the annual Racking Horse Spring Celebration fish fry sponsored by the Decatur-Morgan ... More>> This item is available in full to subscribers.

Morgan and Limestone County officials continue to investigate a weekend shooting in Morgan County.

A man is dead after two trees fell on his mobile home during a Sunday night storm that left about five miles of destruction in the Priceville area, starting on Bethel Road.

A deadly storm system moved into the Carolinas after belting Alabama and Georgia with hail and tornado-strength winds, forecasters said Monday.

A Morgan County man died as a result of severe weather Sunday night. 63 year old Robert Jay was sitting in the living room of his mobile home in Priceville when two treets crashed down, trapping him inside.

Email Posted by Dana Franks - Email PRICEVILLE, AL -- The family of one area tornado victim is dealing with the pain of losing their loved on in an instant.

As cleanup from Sunday's storm continued along South Bethel, Shoal Creek and Spring Valley roads, residents counted their blessings.

There is one death report in Morgan County following severe weather there on Sunday.

Police have identified the Priceville man killed in Sunday's storms as Robert "Jay" Irwin.