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Montgomery Whitewater remains closed for the season, hoping to reopen in Spring 2027 (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Montgomery Whitewater remains closed to the public after a major staff downsizing and questions about its future viability. “What has happened is that we have not had the management, we’ve not had the marketing, and so you have not had the results and production,” Mayor Steven Reed said. Bobby Jon Drinkard, chairman of the Montgomery County Community Cooperative District Board, said the plan is to go back to the drawing board and reopen next spring. “We had maintenance
Selma council passes $21.2 million spending plan for new fiscal year (opens the original)
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SELMA, Ala. (WSFA) - Selma City Council members approved the city’s budget Tuesday, two days ahead of their deadline. The new $21.2 million spending plan takes effect Oct. 1. The city ended this year about $700,000 in the red. Mayor Johnny Moss III said the shortfall was mainly caused by a gap in the city’s insurance premium. “In the previous budget, there was a $600, almost $500,000 gap in the insurance premium and what was budgeted,” Moss said. “There was also a lot of lawyer fees or attorney
Lowndes County residents continue to oppose proposed data center project (opens the original)
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LOWNDES COUNTY, Ala. (WSFA) - Lowndes County residents continue their fight against the so-called Red Clay Project as they packed out another county commission meeting. “The truth does not fear light or hard questions,” said Lowndes County resident Dennis Blair. Opponents of a proposed data center in Lowndes County say a majority of residents have been against the project for months. What’s unclear to some, like Marie Barnes, is the current status of the project, known as “red clay.” “We live he
Legacy firefighter makes history as the first black female officer in Montgomery (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - One Montgomery Firefighter continues to climb the ladder successfully. Lieutenant Ebony Jones made two strides in history for the department at once. Lt. Jones is in her eighth year of serving in her hometown. “So, just coming back and, you know, reinventing myself in my hometown and being able to serve others. It’s just, it’s surreal, it’s phenomenal,” said Jones. In this male-dominated field, she’s making history. A woman has not been promoted in more than two decades
Montgomery City Council approves $373M budget for the 2027 fiscal year (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - City of Montgomery council members have now passed the $373 million spending plan for the 2027 fiscal year. Money for city services, public safety, and employee raises dominate a new Montgomery budget approved Tuesday by the city council. With a total of $373 million, the spending plan is larger than last year, but still balances expenditures with expected revenue. “It took some time, some recess meetings, some conversation that we needed to have,” said Council Presiden
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