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OPELIKA, Ala. (AP) — A former Alabama House speaker imprisoned for felony ethics convictions really is sorry for what he did and is not a danger to society, defense lawyers said in urging a judge to disregard prosecutors' objections to an early release.

Attorneys for Former Alabama House Speaker Mike Hubbard are asking a Lee County judge for him to be released from prison early— again.

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Racin’ With Jason: Southwick Motocross National has to be seen to be believed Published: 7/8/2021 8:06:08 PM Modified: 7/8/2021 8:06:17 PM Unless you’ve been to the AMA Pro Motocross Southwick National, it’s hard to grasp the magnitude of the event. It’s like a major NASCAR race coming to Western Massachusetts, to a small town near the Connecticut border. I had the pleasure of covering several of these races in my previous job, and I never stopped being amazed by the whole atmosphere. I...

Racin’ With Jason: Southwick Motocross National has to be seen to be believed "> Published: 7/8/2021 8:06:03 PM Unless you’ve been to the AMA Pro Motocross Southwick National, it’s hard to grasp the magnitude of the event. It’s like a major NASCAR race coming to Western Massachusetts, to a small town near the Connecticut border. I had the pleasure of covering several of these races in my previous job, and I never stopped being amazed by the whole atmosphere. I can smell the race fuel an...

39 inmates at Mississippi prison receive their GED and diploma after completing coursework Inmates receive their diplomas By WLBT Digital | May 12, 2021 at 4:42 PM CDT - Updated May 12 at 7:27 PM JACKSON, Miss. (WLBT) - Thirty-nine inmates at the Central Mississippi Correctional Facility are receiving their diplomas after years of secondary education coursework. Completion certificates were also given in Business technology and in Apparel and Textiles. College coursework was also awarded...

Pickwick guide Crow leads day 1 of Central Open Thursday, April 29, 2021    Focusing on two distinctly different spawns rewarded Brent Crow with a five-bass limit of 22-11 that led day 1 of the Bassmaster Central Open on Pickwick Lake in his home state of Alabama. Crow started his day targeting an early-morning shad spawn on grass and pea gravel bars. His early plan yielded three good largemouth, including a 7-02. “There are just a couple places I’ve found with a shad spawn,” Crow s...

SUMMARY John Baylor III was a wealthy planter and one of the most significant importers and breeders of thoroughbred horses in pre-Revolutionary America. The son of a slave dealer described by Robert “King” Carter as “the greatest merchant in our country,” Baylor was educated in England and, upon his return to Virginia, granted land along the Mattaponi River, where he built his estate, Newmarket. He represented Caroline County in the House of Burgesses (1742–1752; 1756–1765) and on ...

Walters boxes 24 for lead at Harris Chain Thursday, March 4, 2021 By B.A.S.S. Communications Staff When Patrick Walters happened across a golden opportunity, the Bassmaster Elite Series pro from Summerville, S.C., stepped on the gas and sacked up a five-bass limit of 24 pounds to lead day 1 of the Harris Chain Bassmaster Southern Open in Florida. Walters, who opened his 2021 season with a 4th-place finish in the Elite tournament at the St. Johns River, said he typically approaches Florida event...

Drug charges PLEASANT GAP — Man was allegedly found with marijuana at 604 199 North in Worth Township by Rockview Police at 7:56 a.m. on Wednesday. After being pulled over for a traffic stop by Rockiew police, Jacob Walker, 31, of Reedsville was allegedly caught with a small amount of marijuana and related paraphernalia. PFA violation HOWARD — Donald Kraft, 36, of Howard was charged with a PFA violation on Hunter Run Road in Liberty Township by Rockview Police at 11:13 p.m. by Rockview P...