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- Car rams Athens business, 1 arrested for DUI Athens police have arrested a 29-year-old Hispanic male who ran his car into the front of an Athens business Saturday night at Elm Street and U.S. 31 North
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Employers who hire disabled can receive tax breaks and more
Employers who hire disabled workers in the Tennessee Valley can get tax breaks and reap other benefits.
They can also improve the life of a person with a disability. - Limestone declared disaster Madison-Limestone Extension Service Agent Mark Hall calls Limestone’s cotton crop “the worst I’ve seen in my career.”
- Man upset drivers using historic local cemetery as shortcut Athens Mayor Dan Williams is looking into a proposal that would require the installation of poles and chains around a city cemetery to halt cars and trucks from coming through the cemetery while enroute to a local ballfield.
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East to get new medical building
After months of planning, Athens-Limestone Hospital will build a $3.1 million facility for diagnostics to increase services at Limestone Medical Village in eastern Limestone County.
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Home to be dedicated
It has taken approximately three months to complete and multiple hours of hard work, but Sunday one family will reap the rewards.
As one of several projects throughout the year, the Lions Club joined forces with Habitat for Humanity and others to build a home for a local family.
Lions Club member Roger Andrews said that 25 to 30 members of the club worked on the home, which was one of several projects they do throughout the year. Work began in February, he said, but they mostly worked on Saturdays.
The house, which will become home to single mother Teblo Garrison and her children, is approximately 1,200 square feet with three bedrooms and two baths. It is located on Brownsferry Road in Athens.




