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Time for Bad Check Writers to Pay Up
Tuscumbia, AL - The Colbert County District Attorney's office is getting ready to round up bad check writers.
Tuscumbia Police Chief Sentenced for 2009 DUI
Tuscumbia Police Chief Tony Logan was sentenced to one year in the Lauderdale County Detention Center with time served and a two year suspension for his December 2009 DUI.
Oak Mountain Elementary student wins grand prize in Helen Keller Art Show
Rachel Hyche, a 2nd grader from Oak Mountain Elementary School, has been awarded Grand Prize for first place in the Helen Keller Art Show .
Mental Health Facilities in Shoals Prepares For Budget Cuts
With a shortfall of nearly $400 million dollars in Alabama's general fund, budget cuts for 2013 will most likely be across the board.
Tuscumbia man sentenced for stealing IDs of fellow prison inmates
A Tuscumbia man has seen sentenced to almost six years in prison for stealing the Social Security numbers and birth dates of fellow inmates and using them to file false tax returns.
University of Montevallo art professor's work featured in Tuscumbia exhibit
Works by Karen Graffeo, associate professor of art at the University of Montevallo, will be featured in "Art of the State," a juried show at the Tennessee Valley Museum of Art in Tuscumbia through March 2. Graffeo's etched glass and stainless piece, "The Story Of," and a photograph and graphite drawing, "So Fly," will be displayed alongside pieces ... (more)
Local Speaks for Individuals with Disabilities
As a young girl, I was in awe of Helen Keller . This amazing woman, born in 1880 in Tuscumbia, AL, lost her both her vision and hearing following an illness at 19 months.
Eight Alabama football players enroll early:
The group includes six high school seniors who graduated early and two junior college transfers.
Colbert County Sheriff's Office Looking For Runaway Teen
Law enforcement officers in the Shoals are looking for a Tuscumbia teen who ran away from home.
Police Chief found guilty of DUI keeps job for now
WAFF.com: North Alabama News, Radar, Weather, Sports and Jobs-Police Chief found guilty of DUI keeps job for now The city received a letter from Logan's attorney saying Logan is once again appealing his DUI conviction.