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Students mourn loss of baseball coach

Head Baseball Coach Jared Mothershed

Head Baseball Coach Jared Mothershed

SHEFFIELD-Hearts are heavy as word spread throughout the community of Coach Jared Mothershed’s untimely death. Continue reading Students mourn loss of baseball coach

Tasty Recipe Video for Halloween

Courtesy of Lewey’s Sports & Custom Apparel in Muscle Shoals

River Oaks Bowling Alley being demolished

Bowling Alley that was once a social hotspot gets the wrecking ball this week

Bowling Alley that was once a social hotspot gets the wrecking ball this week (Dennis Sherer)

By Jeff Roland

SHEFFIELD-What was once a social hot spot for the city of Sheffield has now been demolished as the lot is being re-surfaced to sell. Continue reading River Oaks Bowling Alley being demolished

Ronda Hood asks for your vote

Ronda Hood

Ronda Hood

It is my desire to represent the citizens of Colbert County District 2 as County Commissioner. I feel that I can bring a new perspective and experience to the Commission and pledge to work with state, county, and city officials to help Colbert County reach our full potential to be the place of choice for people to live and raise their families. Continue reading Ronda Hood asks for your vote

Pill Mill Doctor Pleads Guilty to Illegal Prescribing and Health Care Fraud

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BIRMINGHAM – A former Huntsville physician, who was the nation’s highest Medicare prescriber of opioid painkillers at the height of his practice, pleaded guilty Thursday in federal court to illegally prescribing controlled substances and to health care fraud involving $9.5 million in unneeded and unused urine tests, announced U.S. Attorney Joyce White Vance and FBI Special Agent in Charge Roger C. Stanton. Continue reading Pill Mill Doctor Pleads Guilty to Illegal Prescribing and Health Care Fraud

Suspect arrested for burglary and public intoxication

Rodney Russell (FPD)

Rodney Russell (FPD)

FLORENCE- At 1 o’clock this morning, officers were dispatched to the 2100 block of Sherrod Ave to a reported burglary in progress. Officers arrived to find that a male had broken into a home and then fled on foot. Continue reading Suspect arrested for burglary and public intoxication

Best Buy Bandit caught in Florence

Melky Kipkoge

Melky Kipkoge (FPD)

FLORENCE-Authorities all over the state of Alabama have been trying to find the Best Buy Bandit. It seems the one man crime spree came to an end yesterday at the Florence Best Buy. Continue reading Best Buy Bandit caught in Florence

Steve Flowers: Baxley tells a real knee slapper

Alabama's leading Political Columnist Steve Flowers

Alabama’s leading Political Columnist Steve Flowers

Ole Bill Baxley has been in the news a lot this year. He was the lead defense counsel for former Speaker Mike Hubbard’s ethics conviction trial over in Opelika. Baxley practices law in Birmingham and is one of the state’s premier and most expensive criminal defense lawyers. Like a good many of the top defense attorneys, Baxley was first a prosecutor and a doggone good one. Continue reading Steve Flowers: Baxley tells a real knee slapper

Taxidermists’ and Deer Processors’ Assistance Sought in Preventing Chronic Wasting Disease

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Earlier this year Alabama enacted a ban on the import of deer carcasses from states where Chronic Wasting Disease (CWD) has been confirmed. The Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries Division (WFF) is asking that taxidermists and deer processors help spread the word and keep Alabama CWD-free. Continue reading Taxidermists’ and Deer Processors’ Assistance Sought in Preventing Chronic Wasting Disease

Police asking public for help in identifying robbery suspect

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FLORENCE–Police are asking the public for help in identifying this robbery suspect. Continue reading Police asking public for help in identifying robbery suspect

Landmarks Nationwide Light Up Purple to Honor Premature Babies

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To honor the 380,000 babies born prematurely each year in the United States and their families, prominent buildings and landmarks nationwide, including the Empire State Building in New York City, will be bathed in purple lights for Prematurity Awareness Month in November. Continue reading Landmarks Nationwide Light Up Purple to Honor Premature Babies

BBVA Compass, Opportunity Finance Network join forces to cultivate new generation of leaders in low-income communities

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BIRMINGHAM– BBVA Compass and Opportunity Finance Network are joining forces to cultivate the next generation of leaders for Community Development Financial Institutions, organizations that are critical engines of opportunity in low-income communities. Continue reading BBVA Compass, Opportunity Finance Network join forces to cultivate new generation of leaders in low-income communities

Tide and LSU set to play Saturday

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TUSCALOOSA, Ala. – Kickoff for the Nov. 5 away game between Alabama and LSU is set for a 7 p.m. CT kickoff on CBS, the SEC office announced on Monday afternoon. Continue reading Tide and LSU set to play Saturday

Attorney Sentenced to Prison for Fraud in UA Sorority House Furnishing Scheme

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BIRMINGHAM – A federal judge recently sentenced a South Carolina attorney to six months in prison, followed by 18 months in home detention, for a scheme that involved submitting false invoices for furnishings and equipment for a University of Alabama sorority house and receiving payment without providing the items, federal authorities announced. Continue reading Attorney Sentenced to Prison for Fraud in UA Sorority House Furnishing Scheme

Florence man dies in early morning crash

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FLORENCE–Authorities tell the Shoals Insider, a single-vehicle crash this morning claimed the life of a Florence man. Continue reading Florence man dies in early morning crash

Prayer answered for winner of Tim Horton High School Bass Anglers Challenge

Tim Horton, Briana Montgomery, and Susann Hamlin President and CEO of Colbert Tourism

Tim Horton, Briana Montgomery, and Susann Hamlin President and CEO of Colbert Tourism

By Dennis Sherer
SHEFFIELD – Winning the fourth annual Timmy Horton High School Bass Anglers Challenge on Pickwick Lake was an answered prayer for Hartselle High School senior Briana Tucker. Continue reading Prayer answered for winner of Tim Horton High School Bass Anglers Challenge

One year later: Still no arrest in murder of Rogersville woman

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CRIMESTOPPERS CRIME OF THE WEEK – Authorities in Rogersville call it one of the most violent crime’s they have ever seen in the small town, and they are still seeking justice. Continue reading One year later: Still no arrest in murder of Rogersville woman

State warns about dangers of smoking spice

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SHEFFIELD-The Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) cautions the public about the hazards associated with the use and the risk to the public from synthetic cannabinoids also known as synthetic marijuana. Continue reading State warns about dangers of smoking spice

Florence police go that extra mile to replace stolen bike

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FLORENCE–Four Florence police officers went above and beyond the call of duty and dug into their wallets for a good cause this week. Brian Dickenson had his bicycle stolen Thursday at Walmart. Sgt. Randy Lee, Officer Jason Hodges, Officer Ryan Kelley and Officer Guy Lambert bought Brian a new bicycle. Continue reading Florence police go that extra mile to replace stolen bike

Florence superintendent to retire in June

Dr. Janet S. Womack (Courtesy Florence City Schools)

Dr. Janet S. Womack (Photo: Florence Schools)

FLORENCE–Dr. Janet S. Womack announced today that she will retire in June of next year with time remaining on her contract. Continue reading Florence superintendent to retire in June