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• Christmas trees get new use

  January 11th, 2012
  Montgomery Advertiser Billy Whatley, left, helps his dad, William Whatley, drop off a Christmas tree Saturday at Goodwyn Middle School to be recycled in a program with the city of Montgomery and Montgomery Clean City Commission. / LLOYD GALLMAN/ADVERTISER With the holiday ...

• Merger makes CPA firm among largest in South

  January 11th, 2012
  Montgomery Advertiser Adam Stephenson, left, and Patrick Trotter work Tuesday at the newly named Warren Averett Wilson Price in Montgomery. / LLOYD GALLMAN/ADVERTISER The Montgomery certified public accounting firm Wilson, Price, Barranco Blankenship and Billingsley ...

• Capital murder: Man gets life without parole

  January 11th, 2012
  Montgomery Advertiser WETUMPKA -- A Wetumpka man was sentenced Tuesday in Elmore County Circuit Court to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Antonio Jerido, 35, of 601 Mount Zion Road was convicted of capital murder in December 2010 in connection with the Jan. ...

• Middle school athletics facing funding hit

  January 11th, 2012
  Montgomery Advertiser In the coming months, the Montgomery County Board of Education will have to take a hard look at its middle school athletic programs as city funding for them comes to an end this year. Some of that examination started Tuesday with an update on the ...

• Charges expected in Wetumpka child's death

  January 11th, 2012

• Tribe preps for 'Cats Classic

  January 11th, 2012
  Wetumpka Herald While Wetumpka's varsity wrestling team has been in the spotlight for most of the season, this weekend, the junior high wrestlers will take the stage in the 2012 Cats' Classic hosted by Prattville High School. “Vershone (Graham), Khaliq (Jones), ...

• Area wrestling teams grapple for gold at St. James

  January 11th, 2012
  Wetumpka Herald MONTGOMERY — Central-Phenix City made their first trip to the Julian McPhillips Invitational a memorable one, edging defending champion Tallassee 165 - 164.5. “Our goal was to win this thing again,” said John Mask, coach of the 5A Tigers. ...

• 2012's first Second Saturday brings new activities

  January 11th, 2012
  Opelika Auburn News Jean Kerr of Tallassee displays two of her pine straw baskets. Kerr will be conducting pine straw basket-making classes for the next four Saturdays at Pioneer Park in Loachapoka. Beginners and advanced students are welcome. ...

• Tallassee NOW: Chamber and community

  January 11th, 2012
  Wetumpka Herald The Chamber of Commerce Annual Banquet will occur at the Elementary School on Saturday, Jan. 21 at 6 pm The banquet celebrates community. Dinner will be served at 7 pm A jazz combo from the High School Jazz Band will be performing. ...

• Increase education funds, but don't up property tax

  January 11th, 2012
  Opelika Auburn News Is all our constitution here in Alabama too old, or just the parts you think are too old and need to change so your kids can be better-educated? Isn't that what the fuss has been all about over the past few years? Small, rural counties are not able to ...

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