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- UPDATE: Fewer than 400 still without power in Limestone
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BREAKING: SEVERE THUNDERSTORM WARNING ISSUED
The National Weather Service in Huntsville has issued a Severe Thunderstorm WARNING for Limestone County in effect until 2 p.m.
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UNA to implement fee for dual enrollment program
School officials recently approved instituting a $100 per course fee for high school students working to earn college credits.
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School board member Hunter considers run for governor
Mary Scott Hunter represents Limestone County on the state Board of Education.
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Parade of Homes to be held two weekends only
Athens-Limestone Home Builders Association Vice President Terrell Carden of Carden Home Builders said the group has a “pretty wide range” of styles and prices to offer passersby.
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UPDATE: Woodroof sentences Athens man to life in prison
Coffman had four prior convictions for robbery and burglary in 2006 and 2010, which made him a habitual offender under the law, the district attorney said.
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Former soldier joins Limestone sheriff race
Redd, who believes in term limits, said he would run as a "constitutional sheriff," focusing on the 1st, 2nd and 4th Amendments.
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Flag Day celebration held at ASU
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Man formally charged after 2012 DUI, fatal crash
Timothy Alan Hall, 29, of 1833 Woodmont St., was recently indicted by a Limestone County grand jury on charges of reckless murder, driving under the influence and driving the wrong way, records show.
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