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TOUCHING: Mother hears son’s heartbeat after his death

Mugshots for Florence 1.26.16

Birth Date:  07/06/60
Booking Number:  A1600341
Agency:  FPD
Inmate Name:  POWERS, RANDALL G
Time/Date Offense Area Statute Court Crime Class
15:20:35 01/24/16 Promoting Prison Contra 3rd 4AB 13A-10-38 5802 DIST BM
14:21:49 01/24/16 Use of False ID to Obstruct Jc 4AB 13A-8-194 DIST 3F

Birth Date:  11/13/81
Booking Number:  A1600313
Agency:  FPD
Inmate Name:  PRECIADO, RAFAEL J
Time/Date Offense Area Statute Court Crime Class
00:18:00 01/22/16 Alias Arrest/Bench Warrant 15-11-5 5015 MUN BM
00:18:00 01/22/16 Fail to Appear/Comply/Pay
2nd
13A-10-40 5015 MUN AM

Continue reading Mugshots for Florence 1.26.16

Massey Drugs acquires Northwood Pharmacy adds Pharmacist Tim Connolly to the team

Pharmacist Tim Connolly

FLORENCE- Massey Drugs Discount Pharmacy and Owner/Pharmacist Matthew Massey, with locations in Florence and Tuscumbia, continues to grow with the acquisition of Northwood Pharmacy in north Florence and by hiring veteran pharmacist Tim Connolly. Continue reading Massey Drugs acquires Northwood Pharmacy adds Pharmacist Tim Connolly to the team

Lauderdale County Mugshots Jan. 22, through Jan. 29, 2016

New Mugshots for Lauderdale County.

Birth Date:  03/03/84
Booking Number:  A1600367
Agency:  LAUD
Inmate Name:  DARLING, DONALD W JR
Time/Date Offense Area Statute Court Crime Class
12:30:00 01/26/16 Alias Arrest/Bench Warrant 15-11-5 5015 CIR BM

Birth Date:  02/03/71
Booking Number:  A1600399
Agency:  LAUD
Inmate Name:  BEHEL, BOBBY W
Time/Date Offense Area Statute Court Crime Class
19:15:27 01/28/16 Alias Arrest/Bench Warrant 15-11-5 5015 CIR BM
13:30:00 01/28/16 Alias Arrest/Bench Warrant 15-11-5 5015 CIR BM

Continue reading Lauderdale County Mugshots Jan. 22, through Jan. 29, 2016

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BREAKING: Former youth minister pleads guilty

Charles Kyle Adcock

TUSCUMBIA-(SHOALS INSIDER)-.Former Woodward Avenue Baptist Youth Minister Kyle Adcock pled guilty this morning to sodomy charges in a plea bargain agreement with the state. Continue reading BREAKING: Former youth minister pleads guilty

Shoals Area Most Wanted: Police urge public to be on lookout for this woman

MOST WANTED: Florence Police say Tenesha Wisdom has a felony arrest warrant for receiving stolen property. Continue reading Shoals Area Most Wanted: Police urge public to be on lookout for this woman

Shoals Most Wanted: Police need your help locating suspect

FLORENCE- Florence Police say Linda Darby Rovere has an outstanding bench warrant with their city. Continue reading Shoals Most Wanted: Police need your help locating suspect

Do you know this man? Police seek public’s help in search for suspect

MUSCLE SHOALS–On January 20th, Muscle Shoals Police said this man went to Garner Auto Sales on HWY 43 wanting to check out a Chevy Tahoe. Continue reading Do you know this man? Police seek public’s help in search for suspect

Getting an early start on spring: Trees add value to homes

(BPT) – As soon as the first morning frost appears and the first snowflakes start to pile up, many begin looking forward to spring. Images of green leaves, red and orange blossoms, fresh vegetables and herbs help keep the cold winter days manageable as you wait for the ground to thaw so you can start planting. A good green thumb knows early starts in the garden or yard ensure lush, healthy plants, especially if you’re planting trees. Continue reading Getting an early start on spring: Trees add value to homes

Video: AP Top Stories January 28, 2016

Manning being investigated for use performance enhancing drugs

Federal Criminal Charges Filed Against Two Pharmacists for Adulteration of Drugs in Connection with Alabama-Based Compounding Pharmacy

BIRMINGHAM – A criminal information was filed today in the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Alabama against David Allen, former pharmacist-in-charge of the now-defunct compounding pharmacy Advanced Specialty Pharmacy doing business as “Meds IV,” and William Timothy Rogers, a pharmacist and the former president of Meds IV, the Department of Justice and U.S. Attorney Joyce White Vance announced. Allen and Rogers were charged in connection with the distribution of adulterated drugs, which were compounded at the Meds IV facility and distributed to Birmingham-area hospitals in 2011. Continue reading Federal Criminal Charges Filed Against Two Pharmacists for Adulteration of Drugs in Connection with Alabama-Based Compounding Pharmacy

Justice Department Settles with Alabama Moving Company Two Men and a Truck over Hepatitis-C Discrimination

BIRMINGHAM – The Justice Department reached an agreement today with Kemper Moving Systems Inc., a Huntsville franchise of Two Men and a Truck, to resolve allegations that the moving company violated the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) when it refused service because of a customer’s Hepatitis-C, announced U.S. Attorney Joyce White Vance. Continue reading Justice Department Settles with Alabama Moving Company Two Men and a Truck over Hepatitis-C Discrimination

Trial for accused youth minister set to begin Monday in Colbert County Circuit Court

Charles Kyle Adcock (Photo: CCSD)

TUSCUMBIA-The criminal trial for the 32 year old former youth minister at Woodward Avenue Baptist Church in Muscle Shoals is set to begin Monday morning in Judge Hal V. Hughston’s courtroom. Charles Kyle Adcock is accused of having sexual relations with an underage female who attended the church. Continue reading Trial for accused youth minister set to begin Monday in Colbert County Circuit Court

Man that killed Deshler coach gets life in prison

Jeremy Leshun Williams

FLORENCE-31-year-old Jeremy Leshun Williams was sentenced to life in prison this morning by Lauderdale County Presiding Circuit Court Judge Mike T. Jones for the murder of Deshler coach Brioni Rutland. Continue reading Man that killed Deshler coach gets life in prison

This Week in Alabama Politics: AEA died with Hubbert

Alabama Political Columnist Steve Flowers

As discussed last week, several of the headline Alabama news stories of 2015 may also be the blockbusters of 2016. The Mike Hubbard trial and the decision of the federal courts on Alabama’s legislative district lines will be determined in the first half of this year. Continue reading This Week in Alabama Politics: AEA died with Hubbert