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Macon gang member pleads guilty to federal gun charge The trooper noticed a loaded 9-millimeter caliber semi-automatic pistol in the car. July 6, 2021 Man found guilty in Douglasville MACON, Georgia (41NBC/WMGT) -A Macon gang member with a violent criminal history, could spend the next decade behind bars. 28-year-old Derrick Murphy, pleaded guilty to one count of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon. According to court documents, Murphy was arrested on March 5 of 2020, following a traffic stop by a Georgia State Patrol trooper on Pio Nono Avenue. The trooper stated Murphy made multipl...

Investigators were able to rescue the girl, who was being trafficked in the Toledo and Detroit areas.

Live music is back as the Burlington Municipal Band kicks off their 2021 Summer Concert Series at 7:30 p.m. Sunday. This will be the band’s traditional Teddy Bears’ Picnic concert, and Jim Priebe, a band member and president of the Municipal Band's foundation, will conduct.

Hoover city council names new BOE member and makes a historic hire AL.com 37 mins ago Roy S. Johnson, al.com © Roy S. Johnson | rjohnson/al.com Hazzard was hired by the City of Hoover as its first female and first Black Public Defender After a controversial selection process that stirred emotions across the city of Hoover, Alan Paquette, vice president of a real estate property management company, is the newest member of the city’s Board of Education. Paquette was approved by a vote of the Hoover City Council at its meeting Monday evening after being recommended by the ...

Racial omissions in Hoover schools selection process didn’t have to happen, shouldn’t have happened Updated 7:41 AM; Today 6:30 AM Hoover High School is one of two high schools in the Hoover City School district in Hoover, Ala. Facebook Share This all could have been avoided, more than likely. Should have been avoided, actually. All the tribulation. All the animus and accusations. All the disappointment. Even the anger. It all could have been avoided if one man, rookie Hoover City Councilman Steve McClinton, had just followed the process—a process he inherited and was implemented long...