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The city recently removed two trees from Quintard Avenue that were over 150 years old and had reached the end of their lifespan. Applying for the forestry grant will help manage trees along that street and other areas.

SAFE is a new organization with the Agency for Substance Abuse Prevention to help moms and pregnant women struggling with drug addiction break the cycle of substance abuse and have a fresh start for themselves and their babies.

This donation from Honda is one of many — they’ve donated one to Talladega High School, and later this year, they plan to do the same at Oxford High School.

Local leaders from seven counties met on Monday to discuss plans for businesses and tourism. The plan is to work together to create a strong workforce and economy and bring in new developments.

Chief Nick Bowles says they want graduates and their families to celebrate the momentous occasion, but he wants to see it happen safely and responsibly.

Law enforcement says these thieves use some departments’ actual numbers and real officers’ names to get their victims.

Eastwood High School was the school black students attended until integration in 1968.

Since 2015, the St. Clair County gas tax has brought in about $4 million a year. Local mayors say that since the money comes from gas stations in their cities, they should decide how it’s used.

Sunday is the big return for the NASCAR Cup Series Geico 500.

Sunday is the big return for the NASCAR Cup Series Geico 500.