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Local News in Haleyville, Alabama

PREP ROUNDUP: Keyes’ RBI single lifts Paul W. Bryant over Titans (The Tuscaloosa News)
From staff reports COTTONDALE | Harris Keyes hit a RBI single in the eighth inning to give Paul W. Bryant a 6-5 victory over Holy Spirit on Monday in baseball action.
Pirates to battle elite 6A programs (The Sand Mountain Reporter) The Boaz Pirates are about to face what head coach Nickey Dixon describes as the toughest six-game stretch in the program’s history. Friday and Saturday, the Pirates will play in the SportsMed high school event at Joe Davis Stadium and at area high school parks in Huntsville.
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PREP ROUNDUP: Sparkman takes Patriot Classic (The Tuscaloosa News) From staff reports TUSCALOOSA | Sparkman defeated Hewitt-Trussville 5-0 to win the championship of the Patriot Classic, a 26-team tournament hosted by Hillcrest.
AG ANNOUNCES CONVICTION OF FORMER WINSTON COUNTY DEPUTY (The Birmingham Times) FOR ASSAULTS, DUI, INVOLVING INJURIES TO FOUR TEENAGE VICTIMS IN 2007 (MONTGOMERY)— Attorney General Troy King announced the conviction of a former Winston County sheriff’s deputy for crimes involved in a crash that injured four teenage victims in Hayleyville in 2007. Nathan Preston, 29, of Haleyville today entered a “blind plea”* to one count of first-degree assault, three counts of second ...
Law & Order (The Florence Times-Daily) MONTGOMERY Deputy convicted of assault charges A former Winston County sheriff's deputy has been convicted for his involvement in a crash that injured four teenagers in Haleyville in 2007.
Pruitt excited to be back home (TideSports.com) By Chase Goodbread Sports Writer RAINSVILLE | Where did Jeremy Pruitt want to be? He's figured that out now, but setting was a secondary concern. Foremost, always, was the question of what he wanted to do. And that he had figured out from the time he was a child: Pruitt would be a football coach.
University of Alabama Honorees (The Tuscaloosa News) University of Alabama honorees A total of 6,234 students enrolled during the 2009 fall term at the University of Alabama made the Dean's List with an academic record of 3.5 or above (on a 4.0 scale), or the President's List with an academic record of 4.0 (all As).
Way back when: Today in history (Tulsa World) 1925
Franklin County Grand Jury (The Florence Times-Daily) The following guilty pleas were entered in recent Lawrence County Circuit Court proceedings.