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Large manhunt leads to capture of vehicle theft suspect in Leeds (opens the original)
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LEEDS, Ala. — A suspect of a stolen car in Leeds was captured following a large, two-day manhunt involving multiple police departments. An announcement from the Leeds Police Department said that on Sept. 30 at approximately 11:30 a.m. officers found a stolen vehicle being operated by a white male whose name was not known. The suspect reportedly fled from the vehicle near Zeigler Road and Highway 119. Afterwards, a resident in the 7000 block of Mountainview Lane found a man behind his house befor
UPDATED: Evacuation notice lifted after train derails at Springville crossing, no injuries reported (opens the original)
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SPRINGVILLE, Ala. — A train derailed after striking a vehicle at a private crossing on Thursday afternoon, though no injuries occurred according to officials. Springville Fire Chief Richard Harvey and Mayor Austin Phillips held a press conference recently in which Harvey reported that the incident took place at 2:16 p.m. when a Norfolk Southern train with at least 34 cars hit the vehicle near the area of Industrial Drive and Walker Drive. Afterwards, the St. Clair County Communications issued an
City of Clay website moving to new domain (opens the original)
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CLAY, Ala. — The City of Clay’s website will move to a .gov domain starting on Oct. 1. In an announcement on social media the City of Clay stated that the move will make it an official and verified government source. It will also reportedly offer better protection from fraud. “It offers stronger protection against impersonation and helps safeguard the personal information you share with us online,” it said. “It reflects our ongoing commitment to serving Clay with professionalism and transparency
Ribbon cutting to be held for Big Mama’s Food Truck in Leeds (opens the original)
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LEEDS, Ala. — A ribbon cutting will be held for the meat and three eatery Big Mama’s Food Truck on Oct. 2 as they set up shop in Leeds. Victoria Hamilton will operate the Leeds location at the former Fit City location at 1689 10th Street. Its meat and three menu will include hot sandwiches and other items for grab and go orders. The ribbon cutting will be held at 10 a.m. at the parking lot of Valero’s gas station on 7502 Parkway Dr.
Pavement improvement projects planned in Moody subdivisions on Oct. 1 (opens the original)
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MOODY, Ala. — Pavement improvements projects for the Blueridge and Montebello subdivisions, as well as Robbie Drive, in Moody are set to begin on Oct. 1 and are expected to cause “significant” delays as the work is performed. An announcement from the City of Moody on social media stated that the improvements will require all cars parked along the roadways to be removed. Contractors will be directing traffic in the areas. The announcement did not mention a timeframe of completion but workers will
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