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Alabama Forestry shares update on Oak Mountain State Park fire (opens the original)
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SHELBY COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - First responders and Alabama Forestry leaders wrapped up a news conference late Wednesday afternoon about the latest on the Oak Mountain State Park wildfire. You’ll recall lightning struck part of Oak Mountain about a week ago. The fire was initially put out but then it reignited and jumped a preventive fire line. First responders and forestry leaders said they have no doubt this fire will be extinguished. It’s only a matter of time especially with the predicted rain
DCH, Fayette County Hospital Board say current lease for medical center cannot be renewed (opens the original)
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FAYETTE, Ala. (WBRC) - The lease agreement between the Fayette County Hospital Board and the Board of DCH Health Care Authority allowing DCH to operate Fayette Medical Center is set to expire Sept. 30, 2027, and both boards say the lease cannot be renewed in its current form. DCH is not breaking the lease agreement with Fayette Medical Center. The current lease does not end until 2027, but officials cite rising costs of medical care as a current issue. According to DCH, the organization has main
Tuscaloosa pays final respects to longtime beloved councilman Kip Tyner (opens the original)
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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. (WBRC) - Tuscaloosa said ‘goodbye’ to longtime councilman Kip Tyner Friday. Tyner, 70, served as council president for a number of years. His funeral service was held at Tuscaloosa Memorial Chapel in Cottondale. Friends and colleagues said Tyner will be remembered for a number of projects he spearheaded, but mainly for helping Alberta bounce back after the 2011 tornado. Tuscaloosa mayor Walt Maddox said the city will have a special election for Tyner’s successor in Nov. Get news
West Alabama county school district looking for school bus drivers (opens the original)
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TUSCALOOSA COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - School bus driver training is getting underway this week for Tuscaloosa County Schools. Tuscaloosa County district leaders said they have 22 candidates training to become school bus drivers. Even though the new school year is well underway, the district is short by 9 drivers. Transportation coordinator Craig Henson said this is their typical fall training and they aren’t having any issues finding personnel to fill the gap. “Thankfully, all the routes continue to
Marion County EMA receiving $7K grant to help with upgrades (opens the original)
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MARION COUNTY, Ala. (WBRC) - The Marion County EMA office has 7,000 new reasons to smile. EMA Chief Russ Taylor told WBRC his office has been awarded a $7,000 dollar grant by the Northwest RC&D Council. Taylor said the funds will be used to upgrade one of the large video screens with interactive touchscreen capabilities. The end result is a high-definition, clearer picture during video calls, during an emergency, or a regular meeting. Taylor said the grant will noticeably improve the EMA’s inter
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