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ADVANCED PRESSURE WASHING GETS THE JOB DONE

MUSCLE SHOALS–The old saying rings true that the proof is in the pudding and at Advanced Pressure Washing the proof is easy to see. Austin Joyner brings his experience to the public and gets those hard to do jobs done quickly and professionally. Advanced uses a method called “soft-washing” instead of using high pressure on homes and roofs and other brittle surfaces they use a low-pressure system to apply a special blend of detergents to kill any mildew and algae. The results by using the detergents will not only be safer but make the clean last longer killing any mildew and algae.

LOOK at these BEFORE AND AFTER PHOTOS of some of the jobs Advanced Pressure Washing has undertaken in the recent months. Call 256-324-4237 for quick and professional service and experience the advanced form of clean. Continue reading ADVANCED PRESSURE WASHING GETS THE JOB DONE

Ruby Ray taking the Shoals by storm, area has new online boutique

FLORENCE–Shoals area residents are excited about a new online clothing boutique called Ruby Ray. It has all the latest fashions where you can find something for every occasion.  Ruby Ray was created with the busy woman in mind. Ruby Ray has everything to accessorize your latest fashions too.  Don’t take our word for it. Look below at some of their latest inventory or go to the site at http://www.rubyrayclothing.com. You won’t be disappointed. Continue reading Ruby Ray taking the Shoals by storm, area has new online boutique

Authorities still searching for escaped inmate

William Anthony Taylor Jr.

SHEFFIELD– Police are asking the public to be on the lookout for an escaped inmate from the Sheffield City Jail. Continue reading Authorities still searching for escaped inmate

Guntersville Man Indicted for Distributing Methamphetamine


BIRMINGHAM – A federal grand jury today indicted a Guntersville man on charges of distributing methamphetamine in Blount County, announced federal officials.  Continue reading Guntersville Man Indicted for Distributing Methamphetamine

North Alabama Man Indicted for February Bank Robbery


BIRMINGHAM – A federal grand jury today indicted a north Alabama man for a February bank robbery in Huntsville, announced federal officials. Continue reading North Alabama Man Indicted for February Bank Robbery

Vintage Antique Store Opens in Muscle Shoals this Friday at 10 AM

MUSCLE SHOALS–The Shoals area’s newest vintage antique store is opening this coming Friday at 10 am. Continue reading Vintage Antique Store Opens in Muscle Shoals this Friday at 10 AM

Preachers and teachers will be held accountable

Christian Author and Pastor Ron Craig

In Ephesians 4:11-16, Paul revealed God’s established ministry system for the entirety of this church dispensation. That New Testament ministry pattern was meant to remain intact until Jesus returns. How do I know that? Well, for one thing, Jesus Christ does not lie, and He does not take back what He has given. Another evidence is that He said all five Holy Spirit-empowered ministry gifts (apostles, prophets, evangelists, pastors and teachers) are to remain in the church until we all come into the unity of the faith (Bible faith, that is). It is obvious that such has never happened. The church is more divided today than it has ever been—thousands of denominations. God never intended for Christ to be divided (1 Corinthians 1:13). Instead, God wants the entire Body of Christ to be knit together in love and cooperating with one another for the edification of the church; healing its division (verses 15-16). Dare to read Ephesians 4:11-16.  Continue reading Preachers and teachers will be held accountable

Whitaker Appointed to UNA Board of Trustees

Anne Clem Whitaker

FLORENCE, Ala. – University of North Alabama alumna Anne Clem Whitaker ’89 is the newest member of the University’s Board of Trustees.  Whitaker, a Decatur native who now resides in Morrisville, North Carolina, was appointed to the position Tuesday.

“I am grateful that UNA and its professors provided me with a strong scientific background and leadership foundation that has served me well in my career in healthcare,” said Whitaker.   Continue reading Whitaker Appointed to UNA Board of Trustees

Tuscumbia man dies in motorcycle crash

TUSCUMBIA–A motorcycle crash at 10:03 p.m. Saturday, May 26, 2018, has claimed the life of a Tuscumbia man. Continue reading Tuscumbia man dies in motorcycle crash

Man indicted on child pornography charges, bond set at $10 million cash

Jeffrey Dale Hunt

FLORENCE–Authorities have arrested a man they say was disseminating and producing child pornography.

According to police, in December of 2016, Detective Drew Harless with the Florence Police Department received a ‘cyber-tip’ involving the unlawful dissemination of child pornography. That tip led to a search warrant being issued and executed at the home of Jeffery Dale Hunt, 50. Continue reading Man indicted on child pornography charges, bond set at $10 million cash

Car Tunes of the Shoals Celebrates One Year in Business

left to right: Adam Whitehead; Shop Manager. Haley Thornton; Owner/Office Manager. Justin Thornton; Owner. Stephen May; Installer/Fabricator.

MUSCLE SHOALS-​Car Tunes of The Shoals has officially been in business for 1 year!

Whether you’re upgrading the sound your vehicle, Boat, Motorcycle or ATV, CAR TUNES has you covered.​

They also specialize in installation of remote starts, back-up cameras, and LED headlights. Continue reading Car Tunes of the Shoals Celebrates One Year in Business

Florence woman arrested after spitting on police and attacking officers with rock

Jacqueline Williams

FLORENCE–Police have arrested a Florence woman who reportedly went wild in a local convenience store and then attacked officers with a rock and spitting on them. Continue reading Florence woman arrested after spitting on police and attacking officers with rock

FDA takes action against the use of OTC benzocaine teething products due to serious safety risk, lack of benefit


The U.S. Food and Drug Administration is warning consumers that over-the-counter (OTC) teething products containing benzocaine pose a serious risk to infants and children. The agency today announced that OTC oral health products containing the pain reliever benzocaine for the temporary relief of sore gums due to teething in infants or children should no longer be marketed and is asking companies to stop selling these products for such use. If companies do not comply, the FDA will initiate a regulatory action to remove these products from the market. Also, the agency is requesting that companies add new warnings to all other benzocaine oral health products to describe certain serious risks. Continue reading FDA takes action against the use of OTC benzocaine teething products due to serious safety risk, lack of benefit

RHODA P’S RESTAURANT & CATERING HAS MOVED TWO BLOCKS NORTH

SHEFFIELD- If you love good food, you need to go to Rhoda P’s Restaurant and Catering. they have recently relocated two blocks North of their old location to 500 North Montgomery, where Ami’s Restaurant was formerly located. Call 256-978-5179 or click HERE for the DAILY MENU. Continue reading RHODA P’S RESTAURANT & CATERING HAS MOVED TWO BLOCKS NORTH

Valuable Coupons from North Alabama Vape at 7 Points

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ALABAMA AG MARSHALL AND U.S. REPRESENTATIVE MO BROOKS FILE LAWSUIT AGAINST FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OVER INCLUSION OF ILLEGAL ALIENS IN CENSUS APPORTIONMENT

 

Alabama Expected to Lose One U.S. House Seat and Electoral College Vote if Illegal Aliens
Included in Apportionment Count

MONTGOMERY – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall and U.S. Representative Mo
Brooks, R-Alabama, have jointly filed a lawsuit against the federal government over the Census
Bureau’s unlawful decision to include illegal aliens in census data used to determine the
apportionment of the U.S. House of Representatives and the Electoral College. Continue reading ALABAMA AG MARSHALL AND U.S. REPRESENTATIVE MO BROOKS FILE LAWSUIT AGAINST FEDERAL GOVERNMENT OVER INCLUSION OF ILLEGAL ALIENS IN CENSUS APPORTIONMENT

Northwest-Shoals Nursing Program Holds Pinning Ceremony

Speaker, Pamela Hugi, addresses 2018 NW-SCC nursing graduates at annual pinning ceremony

 

Phil Campbell, ALA — Northwest-Shoals Community College Nursing Program honored 66 nursing graduates at its pinning ceremony on Thursday, May 10, 2018.

Director of Nursing, Brittney Humphres, faculty and students participated in the ceremony that included remarks by Dr. Glenda Colagross, President of NW-SCC; Tracy Street, PN class representative; Denise James, ADN class representative; and special remarks by Pamela Hugi, RN 6W ECM Hospital. Remarks were followed by the presentation of the pins, the Nightingale Pledge, and candle lighting. Continue reading Northwest-Shoals Nursing Program Holds Pinning Ceremony

The watchmen were not watching

 

Christian Author and Pastor Ron Craig

Jesus, Paul and others made it clear that the world during this evil age will always be contrary to God and His Word—The entire Bible, and especially the Gospel message of what Jesus Christ did on the cross. And the devil’s attacks will not be confined to the world out there. Satan has infiltrated the church in general as pointed out in 2 Corinthians 11:13-15, 2 Peter 2:1, Jude 4, etc., etc. Continue reading The watchmen were not watching

Marion County Escapee has Muscle Shoals ties

Thomas Joe Green

MARION COUNTY–Authorities are searching for an escaped inmate from the Marion County Jail with ties to the Shoals area. Continue reading Marion County Escapee has Muscle Shoals ties