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- Indexed articles, last 90 days
- 36
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- Sep 26, 2026
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‘Very excited’: Valley Post to reopen Tuesday with new Waldo’s location (opens the original)
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CHELSEA, Ala. (WBRC) - Waldo’s Chicken & Beer will be the first restaurant to reopen at Chelsea’s Valley Post, months after the dining district went dark amid financial troubles involving the Pihakis Restaurant Group. The new location, set to open its doors Tuesday, is taking over the space once occupied by Little Donkey. Frank Egan, the operating partner for the new Waldo’s, says it’s taken an all-hands-on-deck effort to get the restaurant ready in time. “Oh, it’s a lot of hours . Man hours, ma
Chelsea could create new property tax to start its own police department (opens the original)
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CHELSEA, Ala. (WBRC) - City leaders in Chelsea are considering a new property tax to pay for something the city has never had: its own police department. Right now, Shelby County Sheriff’s deputies patrol Chelsea. But that could soon change as city officials weigh whether residents are willing to pay more to gain local control over public safety. If you live in Chelsea, you currently do not pay a city property tax. “If you have a local agency, or a city police department, being more responsive f
Montevallo bar owner fears proposed midnight alcohol sales ban would cost her thousands, create issues (opens the original)
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MONTEVALLO, Ala. (WBRC) - A proposed ordinance that would ban alcohol sales at Montevallo bars and restaurants after midnight has the owner of the city’s only late-night bar warning the business could lose thousands of dollars if it passes. The Montevallo City Council is set to vote on the measure Monday. Brianna McClanahan, owner of The Dive Bar & Grill, said her business is the only bar in the city open past midnight, and she feels singled out by the proposal. “I do feel targeted, and my busin
Chilton County pumpkin farmers facing higher diesel costs ahead of patch season (opens the original)
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VERBENA, Ala. (WBRC) - Farmers in Chilton County are gearing up for pumpkin patch season, but this year they’re facing a costly obstacle: diesel prices have nearly doubled since last fall, driving up the cost of running the tractors and trucks that keep their farms going. Scott Penton, with Penton Farms in Verbena, says supporting local farms means more than just picking up a pumpkin — it means keeping money in the community. “Well, it’s good to support any local business because the money stays
Chilton County rescue group seeking answers after 7 puppies shot, 2 killed (opens the original)
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CHILTON COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - An animal rescue group in Chilton County said someone recently shot seven puppies and killed two of them. Now, the group is asking whoever shot the puppies to be held accountable and are asking for your help. “Disgusted” is how the nonprofit, Chilton County TNR, described the situation. Officials said the seven puppies were just around 6-months old. “I want the people who left the dogs to be held accountable. I want the person who shot the dogs to be held accountabl
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