Story archive for November 2008

Saturday, Nov. 29

• Knowledge changes the battle

• Be merry, but be also careful

• Tide fans sigh relief, then shout with joy

• Holiday time all year

• Annual Holiday Festival begins at Performing Arts Center

• Iron Bowl 2008

• Take advantage of the help

• Friday feeding frenzy

• Help available for Medicare applicants

• Rain doesn’t dampen spirits before Iron Bowl

• Lady Panthers beat Keith

• Selma girls advance to finals of holiday tourney

• Tide or Tiger: A house divided

Friday, Nov. 28

• Christmas Parade set for Saturday

• Iron Bowl tickets prices close to record

Wednesday, Nov. 26

• Police patrols increase

• Giving thanks, giving food to others this special day

• Selma to recognize World AIDS Day Dec. 1

• Incident report

• Incident report

• Great balls of ...tape?

• Police discover body arrest suspect

• Youth Ambassadors prayer breakfast

Tuesday, Nov. 25

• Evans has done the right things

• Police discover body; name suspect

• On Deadline

Monday, Nov. 24

• CCA beats Hooper

• Shop locally for the holidays

• FBI investigates school system's at-risk funds

• Fire runs

• Incident report

• Incident report

• Juvenile arrested for sexual assault

• Selma man killed in Montgomery

• Family remembers victim

• Arrest in murder on Broad Street

Sunday, Nov. 23

• Police search for suspects in Sunday morning shooting

• Jaguars shoot lights out in win over Saints

• Happy 150th YMCA!

• Remembering $4 a gallon gasoline and its lessons

• Search continues for woman

• Local dancers prepare for debut

Saturday, Nov. 22

• Learning about unconditional love

• Incident report

• Lady Warriors earn third place

• Warriors take Prattville Christian tournament

• Bears roll in first win

• Rebels' title bid falls short

• Jaguars race past Southside

• Lady Panthers hold off Wilcox

Friday, Nov. 21

• Signatures of Knox students in outer space

• Search on for woman missing since Friday morning

• Police arrest woman for stolen checks

• Black Belt to benefit from grant

• Jeans for Journey School

• Fire runs

• Incident report

• Almost homeward bound

• Selma woman reported missing

• On Deadline

• Enough is enough and it's time for a change

Thursday, Nov. 20

• Perry County jury hands down conviction

• Exactly who is doing the driving?

• Selma City Schools board member resigns

• Knox Elementary raises money for students to go to Washington

• Selma council waits on Mainstreet grant

• A pleasant change

• Citadel looks at Florida

Wednesday, Nov. 19

• Rebels prep for title shot

• Baseball takes another step forward

• Rolling for a good cause

• Warriors head to Prattville

• Special delivery

• Campaign begins to make highways safer

• Money for drug task force cut

• Family argument over liquor turns violent

• Arrest report

• Fire runs

• Hornets knock off Bulldogs

• Hornets dominate Holtville

• Saints take down R.E. Lee

Monday, Nov. 17

• Police make way through murder case

• Engineer presents wastewater plant proposal

• Engineer presents wastewater plant proposal

• Stop the brouhaha

• Orientation session cancelled

Sunday, Nov. 16

• The legacy of Jonestown

• The Selma City Council begins work

• Dallas County upends Selma

• Bowden to speak at final meeting

• Hornets fall at home

• Iron Bowl already has several storylines

Saturday, Nov. 15

• Blue Jean Ball to raise funds for Journey School

• Stopping the spread

• Man arrested for selling drugs to officers

• Students going to D.C.

• INCIDENT REPORT

• Rebels shock Volunteers

• Saints beat Bears

• Selma girls coast to win

• Hatch girls beat Wilcox Central

Friday, Nov. 14

• Some paths lead to Alaska

• Fire Runs

• Incident report

• Misinformation leads to arrest

• Body identified quickly

• Goodbye, Polk

• Watching the double-dipping policy

• Body identified

• Warriors topple Rebels 62-46

• Warriors overcome struggles in win

• New coaches collide as several region foes butt heads

• Get it right, get tested

Thursday, Nov. 13

• Shelter needs help now

• Wildlife provides economic opportunity, speaker says

• Marion inmates held in county jail

• Obasohan assessment postponed

• Production reduction scheduled for Nov. 23 at Riverdale Mill

Wednesday, Nov. 12

• Prenatal care is important

• Economy affects agriculture, too

• Five accused of Halloween burglaries

• Courthouse will not carry Chestnut's name

• City election case dismissed

• Authorities can't identify body

• The List

• Warriors, Trojans take on rivals

• Rebels have shot at title game

• The appearance has changed, but not the quality

• Challenge to Selma election dismissed

• Georgia Pacific to shut down Monroe County plant

Tuesday, Nov. 11

• Panthers squeak by Rams 78-68

• Lady Panthers roll through Brewbaker

• Selma team finishes No. 2

• Not the time to draw lines

• Gasoline prices continue to drop

• Giving the gift of food

• Living with Aids

• Federal judge recommends dismissal of case against Selma City School Board

• Honoring our veterans

• Thief hits Auburn visitors' locker room during game

• ASU fires two coaches

Monday, Nov. 10

• Dallas County Sheriff’s Department Monthly Report

• Incident report

• Police make arrests, recover vehicle

• Stop and honor a vet today

• Summerville comes to Selma as Alabama Power's new business manager

• Palin sorts through wardrobe to find RNC purchases

• Veterans Day service begins at 10 a.m. Tuesday

• Brewton couple killed in argument over Alabama ball game

Sunday, Nov. 9

• Now is not the time to boast

• Hornets fall in disappointing fashion

• Quarterback Club nears climactic finish

• Selma girls finish 2-1 in Huntsville

Saturday, Nov. 8

• Taking stock in our history

• State audit needed for the city

• Something for everyone Saturday at the tractor, car show

• Selma officers finish training

• WWII: The women they left behind

• Selma schools superintendent receives goals

• Incident report

• Rebels roll into semifinals

• FDA ends Morgan's season

• Red Devils fall at home

• 'Big One' a big success

• R.C. Hatch knocks off Livingston

Friday, Nov. 7

• Radio show host ‘Doc Holidae’ dies

• Longtime business owner dies

• Still a part of the art world in Selma

• Holiday Bazaar scheduled at St. Andrews Hall today

• King Crab Chaos

• Fire runs

• Incident report

• Local radio personality dies

Thursday, Nov. 6

• Hornets want to end with a bang

• Hatch begins quest for 4-peat

• Rep. Artur Davis talks about Obama's numbers in Alabama

• Selma City Council: Remember to let the sun shine in

• No bond for Aaron on capital murder charge

• Accident takes down sign

Wednesday, Nov. 5

• Football's 'second season' commences

• Hampden Sydney coming to town

• The good, the bad and the unemployed

• Wallace falls to Pensacola 85-56

• Sardis man gets 15-year sentence

• Charges upgraded in stabbing

• Evans meets with department heads, employees first few days in office

• Authorities search for two escapees

• All-points bulletin released for jail escapees

• Selma Democrats elated with election

• Write-in campaign ineffective

• Obama takes Dallas County by storm

Tuesday, Nov. 4

• Obama faces a hard task

• AP announces Barack Obama is next president

• CNN projects Barack Obama is president-elect

• State Board of Education races in early returns

• Alabama vote shows racial divide

• Dallas County still out

• Baxley has early lead over Cavanaugh

• Paseur has early lead over Shaw

• CNN calls Ohio for Obama

• Obama takes formidable lead in presidential race

• AP calls Senate race for Sessions

• Alabama votes in various races listed

• Rainy Day amendment getting nod

• The Associated Press gives John McCain Alabama

• PSC with 12 precincts reporting

• McCain wins Tennessee

• CNN calls North Dakota and others for McCain

• CNN calls several states for Obama

• Alabama votes in president's race

• CNN calls Alabama for McCain

• Update on Alabama Court races

• CNN projects Pennsylvania goes for Obama

• Lines long in Alabama; results slow coming into Dallas County

• McCain gets 1 in 5 of Clinton supporters in Pa.

• New Hamshire in Obama column

• Sessions winning in Senate race in Alabama

• Alabama going to McCain

• Obama leads in Ohio

• Florida's results so far Obama leads

• Obama takes the lead

• Obama picks up states

• South Carolina in McCain column

• Obama leading in Florida

• McCain continues to lead in Indiana

• Obama wins Vermont's three electoral votes

• McCain pulling away in battleground state of Indiana

• CNN projects Kentucky as in the McCain corner

• Kentucky begins to even up

• Obama leads in New Hampshire with 1 percent reporting

• Returns show McCaiin, Obama dead even in Indiana

• New York Times gives early results in Indiana, Kentucky

• Alabama voters worried about the economy, says exit poll

• Secretary of state goes to Perry County

• Long lines in Selma, just like the rest of the nation

• Voting Rights Museum plans vigil

• Arrest report

• Fire runs

• Incident report

• Incident report

Monday, Nov. 3

• Victim mistook robbery for Halloween mischief

• Man wounded during altercation Sunday

• Working together for four years is everyone's task

• Council elects Cecil Williamson as president pro-tem

• Evans, Selma council take office

• Valley Grande swears in new officials

• Police take four in drug raid; search for one

• Crenshaw takes oath of office

• Fulmer to step down from Tennessee coaching position

Sunday, Nov. 2

• A strong voice

• Why we choose Barack Obama

Saturday, Nov. 1

• What a difference a year can make

• Concordia falls to Savannah State

• Local races aren't over yet

• Craig Field improvements on the way

• Students converge on Selma

• Fall celebrated at Kenan's Mill

• Incident report