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Alabama childcare subsidy waitlist puts pressure on working families and daycare providers (opens the original)
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For thousands of Alabama families, childcare is what makes going to work possible. “Childcare in Alabama can range from $160 all the way to $250 per week, per child, and that ranges in ages from 6 weeks to five years," Teresa Lewis said. Lewis, president of XOXO Mentorship for Childcare Providers, says the state’s child care subsidy program provides a lifeline for families who otherwise may not be able to afford care while they work, attend school or complete job training. But since May, some fa
Prichard data center gets site plan approval as developer addresses community concerns (opens the original)
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After weeks of debate, the proposed Edged data center in Prichard now has site plan approval. The approved site plan is the latest step toward development of the proposed $93 million data center on Telegraph Road. The planning commission gave the project the final green light Tuesday afternoon. Real estate attorney Doug Anderson represents the developers, and says today's vote clears up one of the biggest questions surrounding where the project stands. “We received our building permit before the
New lawsuit claims former Prichard officer orchestrated drug setup, 2 men arrested (opens the original)
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PRICHARD, Ala. (NBC 15) — Former Prichard police officer Emanuel Dotch is already under federal indictment, accused of abusing his badge through bribery, evidence tampering and civil rights violations, and one of the incidents in that federal case involves Atlanta attorney Terry Bailey and his driver, Brandon Tatum. Now, Bailey and Tatum have filed their own federal civil rights lawsuit. They say Dotch orchestrated a setup that ended with drugs planted in their rental Jeep, and them both behind
The Grounds stops booking certain events, citing insurance (opens the original)
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A decision by The Grounds to stop hosting certain types of events is drawing attention and criticism on social media. At the center of the conversation: new restrictions tied to the venue’s insurance policy. Josh Woods, Executive Director of The Grounds and the Greater Gulf State Fair, says the nonprofit recently renewed its insurance, and with that renewal came exclusions affecting what kinds of events it can host. “Every business has insurance. Our nonprofit organization has insurance as well,
Prichard council puts sheriff’s agreement, 2027 budget on hold (opens the original)
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Two big-ticket items: one city facing major questions over the future of public safety, and its finances, and tonight, no vote on either. "I'm not ready to vote on this," Prichard's District 1 Councilwoman Annie Williams said. Prichard city council members voted to hold off on an agreement that would formalize Mobile County Sheriff's Office coverage of the city. Mayor Carletta Davis says that agreement is key to the city's plan to rebuild its police department. "To date, all Prichard police offi
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