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Happening This Weekend: Events in North Alabama, May 15-17

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — There are plenty of events happening this weekend. Here’s a look at some of the activities going on across the Tennessee Valley!. Camp to Amp Festival - The Camp to Amp Festival will return to Huntsville’s MidCity district on May 16, from 12 to 6 p.m., bringing live music, local vendors and community
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4 arrested in Hartselle for stealing rifle

HARTSELLE, Ala. — Four people were arrested Thursday for stealing a rifle. According to the Hartselle Police Department, it was reported on May 2 that the victim had arranged to sell an AR-style rifle to an individual later identified as Jaylan Orr. During the meeting, Orr took the gun, saying he needed to get cash fro
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Twin siblings to graduate from Calhoun Community College before high school

TANNER, Ala. (WAFF) - Hundreds of students are preparing to receive their degrees at Calhoun Community College’s graduation on Thursday. This includes Anwyn and Levi MacIntosh, who are twins who are graduating from Calhoun before they graduate from high school. The 17-year-olds are among those enrolled as dual enrollme
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Safety upgrades were planned for site of deadly train crash, then canceled

GURLEY, Ala. — A railroad crossing where a father and child were killed when their vehicle collided with a train Wednesday night had been slated for safety upgrades that were canceled four years ago at the request of the Alabama Department of Transportation, FOX54 has found. The collision happened...
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Fake money orders case leads to Huntsville raid, 2 arrested

MADISON COUNTY, Ala. (WAFF) - Madison County Sheriff’s Office detectives and federal postal inspectors are investigating a fraud case involving fake U.S. Postal Service money orders that investigators say were cashed at Redstone Federal Credit Union branches across the county. Investigators said they received a complai
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You’ll Want To Order The Loaded Supreme Pizza At This Under-The-Radar Alabama Restaurant

The best pizza in Jackson County isn’t hiding in Scottsboro or Bridgeport, it’s waiting for you in tiny Woodville at a place called Challenger Pizza Company that’s about to become your new obsession. Most people zip right past Woodville on Highway 72 without giving it a second...
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Guntersville woman killed in crash involving tractor-trailer in Jefferson County

A Guntersville woman was killed in a crash involving a tractor-trailer Thursday in Jefferson County. The Jefferson County Coroner’s Office identified the victim as 44-year-old Patches Rachelle Ford of Guntersville. Authorities said Ford was the driver and lone occupant of a vehicle involved in a collision with a tracto
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SOFTBALL: Madison Academy survives, Bob Jones and Sparkman eliminated

FLORENCE – If any school is going to bring back high school softball regional or state hardware to the western segment of Madison County, it’ll have to be Madison Academy. The Class 3A Lady Mustangs are the sole local program still alive in regional play. But they’ve got work to do after winning one game against Gordo
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Ribbon cutting marks milestone for Kingdom Heights Preparatory School

HUNTSVILLE, Ala. — Kingdom Heights Preparatory School marked a milestone Wednesday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony at the site of the historic Butler High School in Huntsville. The celebration highlighted the school’s first year and its continued growth as a faith-based educational institution serving students from ages
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Movie magic: Screening of Priceville man’s horror film set for Saturday

After the first screening of “Dark Entities,” the film’s writer and director, Brandon McLemore of Priceville, started fielding the questions. “People were saying, ‘When can we find out what else goes on in the story?’ ‘What is the back story of the characters,’” McLemore said. “The first movie was originally written as

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