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Selma firefighter killed in the line of duty

SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - The City of Selma is mourning the death of one of its first responders. Details are limited, but Selma Fire Chief Walter Dailey confirms to WSFA 12 News that one of his firefighters has died in the line of duty. Dailey was not immediately able to...

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Big Mama From Greensboro Alabama Never Stirred Her Eggs Like Everyone Else, And Her 10 Tricks Make Scrambled Eggs Soft And Creamy So Nobody Asked For Ketchup

Most of us know the sad scrambled egg. It comes off a hot skillet as a...

Greensboro, AL · 1d

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Greensboro @ Cottonwood (2A Playoffs) | 2026 Week 11

COTTONWOOD, Ala. (WTVY) - The undefeated Cottonwood Bears (10-0) look to start their march to a 2A state title on the right foot, as they host the Greensboro Raiders (4-6). FINAL SCORE: Cottonwood 44 - Greensboro 0. Download the WTVY News4 app to get alerts and stories the moment they...

Cottonwood, AL · 2d
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University of Alabama Lands $9.9M Grant to Help Rural Readers Who Keep Falling Behind

A $9.9 million federal grant is about to change how dozens of rural Alabama schools handle their most stubborn reading struggles. The University of Alabama is launching Project LIFT, a five-year effort that will train teachers in 75 primarily rural elementary schools to use an intensive literacy intervention called Friends on the Block, aimed at young students who keep falling behind even after getting the standard instruction and interventions available at school.

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Demopolis votes to tear down former Holifield Clinic to make way for future development

The Demopolis City Council voted to pay for tearing down three abandoned buildings near Whitfield Regional Hospital for future development. The council voted at their Nov. 5 meeting to pay up to $75,000 to Steward Construction Co. to take down the former Holifield Clinic and two houses east of the hospital.

Demopolis, AL · 2d