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Opelika double murder remains unsolved 25 years later as CrimeStoppers renews call for answers (opens the original)
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OPELIKA, Ala. (WSFA) - Twenty-five years after two young men were found dead inside a burning Opelika home, CrimeStoppers and local investigators are still pushing for the breakthrough needed to bring closure to their families. On the morning of Sept. 28, 2001, first responders were called to a house fire along Alabama Avenue in Opelika. Once crews extinguished the flames, they made a grim discovery: the bodies of 24-year-old Tramaris D. “Stank” Bryant and 28-year-old Tyrone “Winchie” Brooks. Bo
Auburn teen featured on Times Square billboard after cheerleading tryout setback (opens the original)
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AUBURN, Ala. (WSFA) - An Auburn teenager is now a familiar face to millions of travelers from around the world after her image was featured on a massive billboard in the heart of New York City’s Times Square. For Bentlee Williams, the moment celebrates a lifelong passion for gymnastics and cheer, and a refusal to let obstacles define her. “You can just tell from the smile in the picture that it was just so genuine of how proud she was of herself,” said her mother, Cameran Williams. Bentlee has b
Rising fuel costs, low commodity prices pinch Alabama farmers ahead of harvest (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - Alabama’s agricultural community is facing a mounting financial strain as harvest season arrives, caught between climbing fuel prices at the pump and historically low returns on their crops. The Alabama Farmers Federation (Alfa Farmers) discussed the challenges that are present to farmers. According to Brian Hardin, Director of External Affairs, fuel expenses touch virtually every phase of modern farming. Rising diesel and gasoline prices have not only driven up field o
Montgomery County budget keeps Whitewater funding amid audit calls (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The Montgomery County Commission passed a new budget Tuesday, with the future of Montgomery Whitewater a major topic of discussion. According to the rafting facility’s website, Montgomery Whitewater has shut down its operations for the season, two months earlier than it did last year. The new county budget is $20 million larger than last year’s and still includes $500,000 for Montgomery Whitewater, despite recent concerns about the facility’s future viability. “So we’re
Montgomery County Commission narrowly passes $134M budget amid conversations over Whitewater funding, federal relief audit (opens the original)
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MONTGOMERY, Ala. (WSFA) - The Montgomery County Commission passed a $134 million operating budget for the upcoming fiscal year Tuesday following a narrow 3-2 vote, with conversations centering on hundreds of thousands of dollars allocated to Montgomery Whitewater following the park’s abrupt early seasonal closure. The new operating budget is more than $20 million larger than last year’s. Despite mounting concerns regarding the outdoor rafting facility’s long-term financial viability, the approve
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