A Clarke County circuit judge denied a defense request to postpone the arraignment of a 17-year-old Monroeville resident indicted on attempted murder, first-degree robbery and drug distribution charges.
Tag: Conecuh County
Coverage of Conecuh County from South Alabama News, the local news source for Mobile, Baldwin and the surrounding counties of the Alabama Gulf Coast.
Baldwin County
Albritton Rolls to Decisive Win Over D’Olive in Senate District 22 Runoff
Greg Albritton cruised past Harry D’Olive in Tuesday’s Republican runoff for the Alabama Senate District 22 seat.
Baldwin County
What Mobile and Baldwin County Voters Need to Know for the 2014 Republican Runoff
Low expected turnout means every vote counts more in Tuesday’s Republican runoff races across Baldwin and Mobile counties.
Baldwin County
Albritton, D’Olive Spar Over Taxes and Economy Ahead of Senate Runoff
Ahead of their Senate District 22 runoff, Greg Albritton and Harry D’Olive clashed over taxes, spending and economic development.
Atmore
Atmore Councilwoman Susan Smith Named Democratic Nominee for Senate District 22
Alabama Democrats selected Atmore City Councilwoman Susan Smith to carry the party banner in state Senate District 22 after the incumbent abruptly withdrew from the race following the qualifying period.
Baldwin County
Tea Party Crowds Fill Five South Alabama Towns, Organizers Report 1,000 Members
Common Sense Campaign counted 500 in Mobile and close to 600 in Daphne at Tax Day rallies, with events also in Evergreen, Brewton and Monroeville. The group says it topped 1,000 dues-paying members.
Local News
Tyson’s Options Narrow: Democrats Look Elsewhere for an Attorney General Candidate
Mobile County’s district attorney was his party’s nominee for attorney general in 2006. Three years on, the path to a rematch looks steeper, and other Democrats are circling the 2010 nomination.
Local News
Shelby Announced More Than $10 Million for Mobile-Area Projects in 2006 Spending Bill
U.S. Sen. Richard Shelby announced in October 2005 that the Senate-passed FY 2006 transportation and housing spending bill carried more than $10 million for Mobile-area projects, including the State Docks and a federal courthouse.