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Limestone commission asked to help with Fort Henderson restoration

ATHENS — A local group is asking the Limestone County Commission for $20,000 to help with its efforts to restore Fort Henderson, an earthen fort that was built by Union troops occupying Athens during the Civil War.

 

Decatur announces orientation; tours of new high schools

Decatur City Schools will open its two new high schools to students and the public beginning Aug. 7 at 9 a.m., school officials said.

 

Moulton budget could go up 20-25 percent

MOULTON — The new city accountant told City Council members at a work session today the budget could increase 20 to 25 percent in fiscal 2019 and the city remain in the black.

 

Athens police: Investigation indicates man shot, killed mother, son

ATHENS — Athens police said today a preliminary investigation indicates a 54-year-old man shot and killed his mother and son.

 

Decatur resident faces robbery, kidnapping charges in separate incidents involving handgun

A Decatur resident remained in Morgan County Jail today on robbery and kidnapping charges in two separate incidents involving a handgun, according to authorities.

 

Virtual tour on dementia is Aug. 7

Caregivers and professionals with dementia patients will have the opportunity to attend a virtual dementia tour “Your Window Into Their World” on Aug. 7.

 

Limestone commission asked to help with Fort Henderson restoration

ATHENS — A local group is asking the Limestone County Commission for $20,000 to help with its efforts to restore Fort Henderson, an earthen fort that was built by Union troops occupying Athens during the Civil War.

 

Decatur police: Driver faces drug charges after speeding stop

A driver stopped for speeding early today was found with cocaine, heroin and other drugs, Decatur police said.

 

Equipment failure causes Joe Wheeler power outage

TRINITY — An equipment failure caused portions of East Lawrence to lose electrical power for about 2½ hours Sunday night, according to a Joe Wheeler Cooperative spokesman.

 

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