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A new chapter in the decorated history of Decatur High School football will be written tonight when the Red Raiders open the season at Ogle Stadium against rival Huntsville.

MOULTON — A suspended Lawrence County deputy is back on the job after a judge dismissed the domestic violence charge against him.

Decatur residents will receive increases in their utility bills in fiscal 2019.

Several local residents were named to the president’s and dean’s lists for the 2018 summer semester at Calhoun Community College.

Muscle cars, hot rods, rat rods, motorcycles, custom trucks and antique automobiles will be on display in Elkmont and Priceville on Saturday.

Two Southeast Decatur churches will hold fun community outreach events Saturday.

A third Decatur police officer is restricted to administrative duties while he awaits trial on charges of assault.

FLORETTE — Summer Barber doesn’t say a lot, but her impact on Morgan County Schools has been loud and will be lasting.

MOULTON — The Moulton City Council has approved a $4.3 million fiscal 2019 budget that is about $500,000 more than the previous year’s general fund.

The girlfriend of a man fatally shot in October 2016 testified Tuesday in the murder trial of Bernard Driskell that she was sleeping in a bedroom of a house on Eighth Avenue when she heard five gunshots before seeing her…