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The Fort Payne City Board of Education approved a large number of personnel changes ahead of the new school year starting. These included:

A new inquest into the Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub fire began on Monday It heard from family members of those who died in the 1973 arson attack Coroner Terry Ryan will try to find the truth of who set the fire  James Finch and John Stuart were convicted and sentenced to life for the crime But there it has long been thought that others were involved and escaped justice  15 people died in the fire which was then Australia's worst-ever mass murder  

Whiskey Au Go Go arson murderer dies as new inquest opens One of the two men convicted of murder over the notorious 1973 Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub fire that killed 15 people has died. Crime by Kay Dibben and Patrick Billings 29th Apr 2021 12:35 PM Premium Content A man convicted of murder in the Whiskey Au Go Go firebombing has died. A pre inquest hearing into the Fortitude Valley nightclub arson, which killed 15 people, has heard James Richard Finch is dead. Finch and co-accused John Andrew Stuart were convicted of murd...

Whiskey Au Go Go arson murderer dies as new inquest opens One of the two men convicted of murder over the notorious 1973 Whiskey Au Go Go nightclub fire that killed 15 people has died. Crime by Kay Dibben and Patrick Billings 29th Apr 2021 12:35 PM Premium Content A man convicted of murder in the Whiskey Au Go Go firebombing has died. A pre inquest hearing into the Fortitude Valley nightclub arson, which killed 15 people, has heard James Richard Finch is dead. Finch and co-accused John Andrew Stuart were convicted of murd...

It's a tragedy that's haunted Queensland for nearly half a century, but today a reopened inquest into the 1973 Whiskey Au Go Go fire is looking to finally find answers to longstanding questions. Today's pre-inquest into the deadly blaze saw new revelations come forwards, including the fact one of those responsible for the fire had recently died. The new information gave little comfort to the families of the 15 who died, who are still looking for answers they've been seeking for 48 years. It's a tragedy that's haunted Queensland for nearly half a century, but today a reopened inquest into the ...