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Smiths Station City Council to honor firefighters tonight (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer)
The Smiths Station City Council will present a proclamation at its meeting tonight honoring all Alabama firefighters and emergency medical personnel.Fourth of July closings in the Chattahoochee Valley (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer) TODAY
Celebrate the Fourth of July with patriotic songs (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer) Patriotism and music have long been connected. This weekend, you’ll likely hear time-tested tunes like Lee Greenwood’s “God Bless the USA.”
Board approves start of construction for new Smiths Station High School (WSFA 12 Montgomery) Posted by: Brooke Bailey - bio | email MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA) - Lee County School board members are giving the go ahead for the new high school in Smiths Station. The school board told the contractor
Police link Alabama men to 100 car break-ins (Columbus Ledger-Enquirer) Lee County authorities arrested a group of Phenix City men suspected in more than 100 car break-ins.
4 car-burglary suspects charged in Lee County (Opelika-Auburn News) Four Phenix City men, believed to be responsible for more than 100 car burglaries in Alabama and Georgia in the last two months, were arrested Wednesday by the Lee County Sheriff’s Office.
DIXIE YOUTH: Sub-district tournaments start tonight (Opelika-Auburn News) The boys and girls of summer are back and in full swing this weekend as All-Star Dixie baseball and softball tournaments begin.
Free program to offer more security for local seniors (Opelika-Auburn News) The Lee County Sheriff’s Office is offering a new service to senior citizens that could give them and their relatives, some extra peace of mind. It is an automated phone system program called Are You OK?®
Lee Co. Revenue collections up compared to last year (Opelika-Auburn News) Lee County Revenue Commissioner Oline Price told county commissioners at their meeting Monday night that the county’s revenue collections are up compared to the previous year. The total of $94 million in revenue collections is about 10 percent above last year, Price said.