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Millbrook Police to host 15th annual Cops N Kids Day

On Saturday, October 3, 2026, the Millbrook Police Department will host its 15th annual Cops N Kids Day, at Village Green Park, beginning at 9:00 AM until 2:00 PM. This event is geared toward children from 3 to 15 years of age, but all are welcome. T-shirts will be provided for the first 1000 children to register at th
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2026 Day of Dreams: Meet Assistant Pastor Charles Stinger and Pastor Walter Albritton

Assistant Pastor Charles Stinger chats about the youth navigation center and Pastor Walter Albritton encourages more donations to Mercy House.
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$58,000 audit of ADOC approved

A $58,000 contract was approved to continue to audit the state’s correctional facilities for compliance with the federal Prison Rape Elimination Act, or PREA.
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Hyundai reveals new Tucson Hybrid

Six million of the 40 million vehicles sold by Hyundai were built in Montgomery.
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Sen. Tommy Tuberville op-ed: My plan for fighting crime across Alabama

Unfortunately, crime is out-of-control in several of Alabama’s major cities, including Montgomery and Birmingham. For some reason, the woke leaders of these cities think murderers, rapists, and felons should be given free passes and allowed to roam the streets without any consequence. As a result, families are fleeing
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Bruce Berger Discusses What Made His Mentor Great as he Accepts Page Distinguished Service...

The greatest mentors prefer to talk more about their mentors and mentees rather than themselves. That’s exactly what happened at this week’s Page Society annual meeting in Atlanta where Distinguished Service Awardee Bruce K. Berger shared his 15 minutes of stage time making sure everyone understood the greatness of his
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Prattville Area Chamber celebrates local business leaders at 53rd annual meeting

More than 350 business and community leaders gathered Sept. 30 at the Marriott Legends in Prattville for the Prattville Area Chamber of Commerce’s 53rd annual Membership Meeting, an evening celebrating local businesses, emerging leaders and the people helping shape the future of Prattville and Autauga County. Held in r
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Montgomery, AL: Hooper Academy Community Faces Reported Loss of Student Athlete

The Hooper Academy community in Montgomery, Alabama, is mourning the reported death of a student-athlete, following a message shared by South Choctaw Academy Girls Athletics asking for prayers for the Hooper Academy family. The social media post, shared publicly on October 1, expressed sympathy for the school community
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Montgomery man sentenced to more than 21 years on federal drug trafficking conviction

MONTGOMERY, Ala. – A Montgomery man has been sentenced to more than 21 years in federal prison after being convicted on five federal drug trafficking charges. The U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Middle District of Alabama says 37-year-old Arsenio Hall received the sentence following a guilty verdict at his trial last De
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Interstate 85 widening project in Montgomery scheduled to start Monday

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WAKA) – The Alabama Department of Transportation is ready to start widening Interstate 85 in Montgomery, with work scheduled to start Monday. As Action 8 News reported last month, the project will go from Taylor Road and extend eastward to Jenkins Creek, just past the Chantilly Parkway exit, which is

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