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Scammers impersonating Jefferson County Sheriff's Office accuse residents of missing jury duty (opens the original)
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Two people in central Alabama say they nearly lost thousands of dollars after receiving calls from scammers pretending to be law enforcement. Both say the callers used the same script and told them they had missed court summons. Leah Eagle said the ordeal started after she missed a call and received a voicemail asking her to call back. >> YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD: Community coverage from WVTM 13 “I was calling to establish contact with you ma'am. It is of extreme importance that you give me a call back
Pinson Valley mariachi band helps students find culture, connection and community (opens the original)
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Alabama’s only high school mariachi band is giving students a place to celebrate their heritage, build friendships and keep treasured family memories alive. Alabama’s only high school mariachi band is giving students a place to celebrate their heritage, build friendships and keep treasured family memories alive. Inside one of the band rooms at Pinson Valley High School, the sound of violins, guitars, and more carries something deeper than a melody. For the students performing together, mariachi
Alabama resident recalls devastation he witnessed as first responder at Ground Zero after 9/11 (opens the original)
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Hundreds of photographs serve as a visual reminder of the devastation left by the Sept. 11, 2001, terrorist attacks. Jim Saba, a first responder who spent about 72 days working at Ground Zero, documented towering piles of debris and the difficult conditions crews faced. Saba does not have a military background, but he compared the destruction to a war zone. “Someone who hasn’t been in the military would see complete and total war, destruction and devastation,” Saba said. “It was hell. It was an
New Central Alabama Water portal causing problems for some customers (opens the original)
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The newly launched customer portal for Central Alabama Water is causing concerns for some customers. Board member Sheila Tyson said they began receiving calls late Tuesday from customers experiencing problems with the system. Tyson said the transition to digital services can be particularly difficult for older customers. >> YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD: Community coverage from WVTM 13 “I know everyone says we need to move with the times,” Tyson said. “A lot of people our age have limited access, and it hur
‘We always want to say that we're the best band’: Miles College band was ready to battle at Legion Field (opens the original)
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What was billed as “Legends at Legion Field” would have featured nine HBCU marching bands from across the South, including three performing on their home turf: Alabama State University, Alabama A&M University, and Miles College. But the event was canceled. In a Facebook post, organizers said: “It is with a heavy heart that we announce the cancellation of the Legends at Legion Field Battle of the Bands, scheduled for Aug. 30 at historic Legion Field. “Despite tremendous effort and the belief of s
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