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The controversial, outlawed policy that keeps inmates on Alabama's death row - Vimarsana News

The controversial, outlawed policy that keeps inmates on Alabama's death row

Kenneth Eugene Smith was put to death last week in a nitrogen gas execution that horrified the world. Thirty other inmates in the same state are awaiting capital punishment because of a now repealed law. Michelle Del Rey reports

Two Colbert County communities receive new storm shelters - Vimarsana News

Two Colbert County communities receive new storm shelters

Two new storm shelters are being installed in Colbert County, ahead of the spring severe weather season.

Source: yahoo.com
Black History Month: Colbert County woman owns historic radio station, serves as elected official - Vimarsana News

Black History Month: Colbert County woman owns historic radio station, serves as elected official

February is Black History Month, and throughout this month, WAAY 31 is honoring the achievements and legacy of African Americans in North Alabama.

Source: waaytv.com
Colbert County Sheriff: Multiple agencies help locate missing hunter after 18-hour search - Vimarsana News

Colbert County Sheriff: Multiple agencies help locate missing hunter after 18-hour search

The Colbert County Sheriff’s office says multiple agencies helped locate a hunter who went missing for 18 hours.

Source: waaytv.com
'Masters of the Air' TV series chronicles Alabama connection to the WWII - Vimarsana News

'Masters of the Air' TV series chronicles Alabama connection to the WWII

A new, popular miniseries available on AppleTV+, Masters of the Air,  follows the US Army Air Forces' 100th Bombardment Group, known as the "Bloody Hundredth", during World War 2. The "Bloody Hundredth" throughout its combat, contained airmen from Alabama, many of whom perished in the line of duty.