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Lawyer asks EPA to order end to coal ash shipments to Perry County landfill
This aerial view shows the scale of the Arrowhead landfill in Perry County where TVA coal ash is being disposed.
Flowers makes bid for House seat
Johnny L. Flowers of Uniontown has announced his candidacy for the House of Representatives Seat in District 72.
Dumping ash, and cash, on Perry County
If she could throw as she once could, Ruby Holmes could walk across the road in front of her house and toss a rock over a treeline and have it land in the sprawling landfill that has been operating there the past two years.
Carnival-like atmosphere leads up to official Barack Obama holiday in poor Alabama county
The sign going on the front door at the Perry County courthouse reads: "Closed for the Obama Holiday." The rural, mostly black county has proclaimed Monday as an official holiday celebrating the election of the nation's first black president, Barack Obama.
Perry County will to celebrate an Obama holiday with five days of activities
President Barack Obama is being honored with his own holiday in Perry County. The Alabama Black Belt county that gained national attention when it established a holiday to honor Barack Obama's presidential election is celebrating that holiday with five days of activities.
Former Alabama trooper indicted on sexual abuse charge
A former Alabama State Trooper has been indicted on a first-degree sexual abuse charge stemming from a woman's complaint that he fondled her while in his trooper car along a Perry County Highway last year, according to Perry County's district attorney.
TVA speeds shipping of coal ash from giant Tennessee spill to Perry County landfill
A trackhoe scoops up spilled coal ash which is being loaded into rail cars for shipment to an Alabama landfill in Perry County for disposal.
Trauma Injuries Steadily Declining at Children's ... Trauma doctors at Children's have seen a steady decrease in brain and spinal cord injuries since ThinkFirst Alabama got started.
Controversial Coal Ash Meeting
Millions of pounds of Tennessee coal ash continue to be dumped in a Perry County landfill, leaving many people in the area steaming mad about the situation.
Residents raise concerns over Perry County landfill
A coal ash spill in Kingston, Tennessee on December 22nd, 2008 has people in Uniontown spilling into city hall.
44-year-old civil rights era slaying: DA can keep witnesses secret, Alabama Supreme Court rules
The Alabama Supreme Court ruled today that a prosecutor doesn't have disclose his list of possible witnesses and their expected testimony in the prosecution of a 44-year-old shooting death from the civil rights era.
Prosecutor Doesn't Have To Disclose List Of Possible Witnesses In Old Civil Rights Case
The Alabama Supreme Court has ruled a prosecutor doesn't have to disclose his list of possible witnessesand their expected testimony in the prosecution of a 44-year-old shooting death from the civil rights movement.
16-year-old racks up felony charges across 4 counties
" A 16 year-old Uniontown resident is facing a felony charge in Dallas County and possibly two more in two different counties after one free-for-all night through four counties.
TVA Turns Perry County, Ala. into an "Ash Hole"
The citizens of poverty-stricken Uniontown in Perry County, Ala. are crying, 'Not in my backyard.' And rightfully so.
West Alabama DA vows to take tough stand against those arrested in connection with Marion melee
The district attorney for Perry County said his office will take "a tough stand" against those charged in Monday's melee in Marion, Alabama.
Al Benn's Alabama: Marion police chief recounts riot
MARION - Call it "Law and Disorder." Imagine you're a police officer standing in the middle of a violent disturbance involving up to 200 very angry men, women and teenagers intent on hurting each other.
Marion families' quarrel escalates into riot
MARION - Two Alabama families that had been fighting for years turned their feud into a full-scale riot Monday outside a small-town city hall, with up to 150 screaming people hurling tire irons and wielding baseball bats.
It sounds almost like the infamous feud between the Hatfields and McCoys along the Tug River in West Virginia, but this one is in Perry County, Alabama.
Marion Mayor says situation is calm, under control in west Alabama town
Marion city complex, including city hall, left, and police department, right. Marion Mayor Tony Long said shortly before noon that calm had returned to his Perry County town after the "full-scale riot" that broke out earlier in the morning, and that outside law enforcement agencies would stay around to help maintain order for "as long as we got to ...
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