Montgomery Advertiser - Sat Nov 07
In a first-of-its-kind case, an Alabama appeals court ruled Friday that one neigh bor can't cut down a tower ing tree on the property line when the other neighbor wants to save the tree.
Ala. court says no to cutting boundary line treeNBC 15 Online - Fri Nov 06
The decision Friday by the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals sets a legal precedent in Alabama.
Neighbor can nix tree cutting on property lineDecatur Daily - Fri Nov 06
The decision Friday by the Alabama Court of Civil Appeals sets a legal precedent in Alabama.
Group pushing Dial for senate raceThe Gadsden Times - Mon Oct 12
There's a movement to get former Democratic state Sen. Gerald Dial to run again and he said Monday if he does he will switch parties.
Horseshoe Bend hangs 56 on Randolph in big region triumphAlexander City Outlook - Sat Oct 03
The Horseshoe Bend Generals took a big step toward making the playoffs Friday night with an impressive 56-36 win over Class 2A, Region 5 foe Randolph County.
Wadley plant purchase could restore local economyWSFA-TV Montgomery - Wed Sep 23
The livelihood of a small East Alabama town is being restored in a story we first told you about in July.
Former GHS stars lead statistical categoriesSand Mountain Reporter - Mon Sep 14
Guntersville High School graduates Emily Johnson and Caroline Price are tops in their game as they carry on Guntersville's volleyball tradition as Southern Union State Community College freshmen in Wadley.
Former GHS stars lead statistical categoriesSand Mountain Reporter - Mon Sep 14
Guntersville High School graduates Emily Johnson and Caroline Price are tops in their game as they carry on Guntersville's volleyball tradition as Southern Union State Community College freshmen in Wadley.
Former GHS stars lead statistical categoriesSand Mountain Reporter - Mon Sep 14
Guntersville High School graduates Emily Johnson and Caroline Price are tops in their game as they carry on Guntersville's volleyball tradition as Southern Union State Community College freshmen in Wadley.
Top Chefs Compete in Alabama Heritage Cooking ContestNeighbors - Thu Sep 03
Winners in the Alabama Heritage Cooking Contest sponsored by the Alabama Farmers Federation Women's Division were, from left, first-place winner Helen Sumners of Marshall County, second-place winner Carol Knight of Randolph County and third-place winner Faye Williams of Dale County.
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