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A family’s dream takes root in Elmore County

For Benjamin and Rebecca Knuckles, Mount Zion Acres is more than a farm. It is a dream they are building together, a place for their children to grow and learn, and a way to give back to the community they call home. The first-generation farming couple is turning family property...

Elmore County, AL · 2d
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Boots, faith and a mission to bring people to Christ

For Bill Coleman, the cowboy way of life has always been more than a hat, boots, and a love for the open range. It is part of who he is. Today, it is also part of how he shares the message of Jesus Christ with others. As pastor of Brush...

Wetumpka, AL · 1d
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Alabama lawmaker pleads guilty to felony one day after election

HAYNEVILLE − One day after being re-elected, an Alabama lawmaker has pleaded guilty to felony forgery charges, records in Lowndes County Circuit Court show. State Representative Kelvin Lawrence, 51, D-Hayneville, entered the plea to a forgery charge on Nov. 4, records show. The general election was Nov. 3. Lawrence did not return phone calls or emails seeking comment for this story. Lawrence represents District 69, which covers portions of Autauga, Lowndes, Montgomery and Wilcox counties. He was first elected to the post in 2014, according to his profile posted on the Alabama Legislature's website. Lawrence was charged in July 2024 with forgery and criminal possession of a forged instrument. The forgery charge Lawrence pleaded guilty to is a Class C felony, with a punishment range of one to 10 years in prison. The charges stem from Lawrence forging or altering a builder's license with the intent to defraud, court records show. He was sentenced to 12 months in prison, but had that sentence suspended when the judge allowed him the enter a pre-trial diversion program, court records show, Lawrence must complete 300 hours of community service at a court approved nonprofit organization, records show. If the community service requirement is

Alabama · 3d

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Autauga County Schools approves performance bonuses for employees

Autauga County school employees will receive performance bonuses in December following action by the Autauga County Board of Education during its Tuesday night meeting, recognizing the hard work of staff members and the progress being made across the district. The board unanimously approved Superintendent Lyman Woodfin’s recommendation to award a...

Autauga County, AL · 1d
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Charis Crafters hosts Christmas Craft Show

November 13-14, you can get custom Christmas gifts from local vendors and artisans in Wetumpka.

Wetumpka, AL · 2d

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Football Friday: Lions, Jags ready for round 2

Friday night means gameday for the local high school football teams, and Under the Lights is back to cover Football Friday. Briarwood and Spain Park are back in action Friday night, as both play in the second round of the playoffs. For updates throughout Friday night and all season, follow...

Hoover, AL · 1d

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Prattville celebrates 10 college signees across four sports

Ten student-athletes from Prattville High School officially committed to continue their sports and academic careers in college on Thursday, Nov. 12th, as part of Prattville’s signing day ceremony. Flag football was the focus with four Prattville athletes signing to play at Wallace State Community College; Abby Kelley, Samiya McKeithen,...

Prattville, AL · 17h

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Marbury flag football stuns Selma with last-second playoff win

The Marbury Bulldogs flag football team trailed Selma 27-14 midway through the 4th quarter of their 2nd round playoff game. The Bulldogs cut into the lead when Quarterback Emma Hayes found Claudia Brumett for a touchdown pass with under four minutes remaining. Hayes then found Harleigh Johnson for the conversion and Marbury trailed 27-21. The Bulldogs were able to get the ball back with under two minutes remaining. Facing a 4th and 15, Marbury moved the chains on a pass from Hayes. With 15 seconds left in the game, the quarterback found Brumett for the game-tying touchdown. On the point after touchdown, Hayes found Johnson for the game winning score, and Marbury pulled off a dramatic, come from behind win over Selma, 28-27.

Marbury, AL · 2d

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Local leaders honor military service and sacrifice

Local leaders gathered Thursday at the Prattville Area Chamber of Commerce to recognize the men and women who serve and have served in the United States Armed Forces, along with the families who share in their sacrifices, during a military appreciation proclamation program. David Lewis spoke about the importance of...

Prattville, AL · 1d

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AISA football results: Patrician rolls past Autauga to reach final

Ethan Carr and Ridge Russell each ran for 2 touchdowns as Patrician Academy defeated Autauga Academy 46-16 on Thursday night in the AISA AAA semifinals. The Saints (12-0) will play South Choctaw Academy at 7 p.m. Thursday at Montgomery’s Cramton Bowl for the state title. They will be trying to win the school’s 11th state title and the final title in the Alabama Independent School Association. Patrician defeated South Choctaw 51-28 earlier this season.

Prattville, AL · 8h