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Reward for information in Mother’s Day killing of Montgomery grandmother now at $20,000
The amount of reward money for information in the fatal Mother’s Day shooting of a Montgomery grandmother continues to rise. Gloria Crew, 64, was killed in front of her grandchildren in the yard of her south Montgomery home on May 12. No arrests have been made. Central Alabama Crime...
Suspect in April shooting that left Montgomery woman paralyzed posts bail
MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - A suspect arrested in connection to an April shooting that left a Montgomery woman paralyzed was arrested over the weekend but has since been released on bail. The Montgomery County District Attorney’s Office confirmed Sunday that 20-year-old Michael Lamar Johnson was arrested and charged in the...
Montgomery man gets 20 years for armed robbery of father and son at family outing
A Montgomery man has been sentenced to prison after being convicted of robbery charges in a 2022 armed robbery of a father and son. Malachi Goston will spend two decades behind bars for robbing a father and son at gunpoint as they walked to their car following a family outing, District Attorney Daryl Bailey said.
Arrest and incident reports of the Tallassee Police Department from May 12 to May 19
• Assistance was given during a medical call on Sims Avenue. • A noise complaint was reported on Cliff Street. • Debris was reported in the roadway on Grant Street. • Harassment was reported on East Roosevelt Street. • Assistance was given to a motorist on East Patton Street. •...
Legislature puts Autauga school tax vote on November ballot
PRATTVILLE − A tax to help fund schools in Autauga County will be on the Nov. 5 ballot during the general election. Autauga County voters will decide the fate of a proposed 7 mill property tax increase, with the Autauga County Board of Education is backing the measure. The Legislature passed the bill calling for the election in the form of a proposed constitutional amendment. It will only be on the ballot in Autauga County.
Tallassee football sees successful spring
Lawrence “L.A” O’Neal didn’t let the weather ruin Tallassee’s spring football season. Heavy rainfall canceled Tallassee’s scheduled spring football game with Wetumpka on Friday night, but the Tigers still pulled off a successful two weeks. Tallassee was able to practice nine times over the...
Start your Memorial Day Weekend on Friday with Jubilee Pops Concert
Bring your family, friends, maybe a picnic, and settle back for the city’s major Memorial Day weekend event of the year Friday, May 24 — Montgomery Symphony Orchestra’s annual Jubilee Pops Concert. It’s back again at the lawn of the Alabama Department of Archives and History, 624...
Autauga-Prattville Public Library settles claim with former director
The Autauga-Prattville Public Library Board of Trustees and former director Andrew Foster have reached an out-of-court settlement in Foster's claim against the board. Foster wanted his job back, but the settlement does not reinstate him. Foster’s firing created controversy in the community and stirred national debate about what kind of books can or can't be allowed in the children's section.
Rebels tag state clay shooting championship
The Alabama Independent School Association (AISA) hosted the 3rd Annual Sporting Clays Tournament Friday morning at the Lower Wetumpka Shotgun Sports Club. Lowndes Academy tagged the championship averaging 89.25. In second place, Fort Dale Academy gained the runner-up title averaging 86.5. Individual Champions were Cooper Dansby (94) and Kasen Dismukes (94) from Lowndes Academy. Making […] The post Rebels tag state clay shooting championship appeared first on The Greenville Advocate.
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