— Limestone County Beekeepers Association received a grant from the Alabama Mountains, Rivers and Valleys district of the RC&D Council. The Limestone County delegation of officials, commissioners, representatives and senators support the RC&D Council and its efforts to help grass roots associations in Limestone County. From left are, Doug Raney, vice-president, LCBA; Lionel Evans, executive director, LCBA; state Sen. Tom Butler, D-Madison; Marylou Beck, secretary-treasurer, LCBA; District 2 Commissioner Gerald Barksdale; County Commission Chairman David Seibert; District 1 Commissioner Gary Daly; District 4 Commissioner Bill Daws, and District 3 Commissioner Bill Latimer.
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State explores idea of passenger trains in South Alabama
Montgomery city officials are working with state officials on a study to determine whether it's feasible to create a passenger railroad line that would allow residents to travel on trains between Birmingham, Montgomery and Mobile.
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Huntsville men sent to federal prison in carjacking
Two Alabama men are going to federal prison for a carjacking in Huntsville.
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The council unanimously decided to give $10,000 toward work being done on the Beaty Mason Home and $10,000 to the Trinity School/Fort Henderson Project.
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Alabama student kicks off National Spelling Bee
Thirteen-year-old Kevin Lazenby of Opelika, Ala., stepped to the microphone Wednesday morning at a convention center outside Washington and correctly spelled "witticism."
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Romney clinches nomination, but Trump overshadows
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Fire destroys unoccupied mobile home
Fire destroyed a mobile home Tuesday morning, which the owner had just moved to a lot in eastern Limestone County.
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Burial detail seeks new members
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