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Category: Tillmans Corner

News from Tillmans Corner in Mobile County, Alabama.

Local News A judge's gavel resting on a wooden bench in a courtroom

After 15 Years on Death Row, Capital Murder Case Against Former Trooper George Martin Dismissed

James Bullard, March 23, 2016

A Mobile County judge threw out the capital murder case against former state trooper George Martin, who spent 15 years on death row, citing willful prosecutor misconduct in the 1995 death of his wife.

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Baldwin County A waterfront seafood restaurant on the Gulf Coast

Real Estate Roundup: Acme Oyster House Picks Gulf Shores; Publix Says No to Midtown

James Bullard, May 6, 2013

New Orleans-based Acme Oyster House zeroed in on Gulf Shores for a waterfront restaurant, while Publix declined a Midtown Mobile site and a Flora-Bama spinoff opened on Ole River.

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Atmore Small-town main street in coastal Alabama

Congressional Challenger Works the Coast as GOP Primary Campaigns Intensify

James Bullard, May 16, 2010

Peter Gounares carried his challenge to U.S. Rep. Jo Bonner across five counties, Bradley Byrne called a news conference in Orange Beach, and Luther Strange lined up Mobile money.

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Local News A commercial roadway through an unincorporated suburban community

A Facebook Page and a Promise: Nathan Davis Challenges Jim Barton in District 104

James Bullard, January 4, 2010

Republican Nathan Davis launched a primary challenge to veteran state Rep. Jim Barton with a Facebook page and a platform built on one very local promise: no more annexation of Tillmans Corner.

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Local News A community Christmas parade float moving down a street

A Newcomer on a Flatbed Truck: Nathan Davis Signals a Challenge in House District 104

James Bullard, December 8, 2009

Political newcomer Nathan Davis appeared in the Tillman’s Corner Christmas Parade with campaign signs, signaling a possible challenge to state Rep. Jim Barton in House District 104.

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Baldwin County Highway traffic representing congestion at Mobile's Wallace Tunnel

Highway Officials Cool to ‘Northern Route’ as Answer to Wallace Tunnel Gridlock

James Bullard, October 18, 2007

State and federal highway officials told supporters of a Cochrane-Africatown bridge route that it likely could not meet the purpose of relieving Interstate 10 congestion at the Wallace Tunnel.

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Local News A postal delivery truck parked on a residential street

First Jobs, Part Four: The Mail Route, the DDT Truck and the Shoe Department Ambush

James Bullard, June 25, 2007

A substitute mail carrier’s route through Tillman’s Corner, a summer spent driving a city DDT truck and a teenage boy’s crushing disappointment in a department store shoe department round out the recollections.

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Local News An outdoor barbecue gathering of the kind used for a local political campaign rally

Ben Brooks Set a Barbecue Rally on Highway 90 to Launch His State Senate Campaign

James Bullard, April 13, 2006

Mobile City Councilman Ben Brooks scheduled an April 2006 rally and barbecue on Highway 90 West to kick off his Republican campaign for Alabama Senate District 35 against George Callahan.

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Local News Chairs and a table set for a public school board meeting

A Year After Resigning, Holland Seeks His Old School Board Seat Back

James Bullard, April 5, 2006

Retired grocery executive John Holland moved to reclaim the Mobile County school board seat he gave up after an ethics ruling, setting up a Republican primary against the woman appointed to replace him.

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Coden Boiled shrimp and seafood served at an outdoor Gulf Coast community gathering

George Callahan Launched a Shrimp-Boil Campaign to Retake His South Mobile County Senate Seat

James Bullard, March 10, 2006

Former state Sen. George Callahan opened his 2006 bid to reclaim south Mobile County’s District 35 seat with a shrimp boil in Coden that he said drew more than 200 people.

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