Brooks Peanut Plant
Long time operation in Samson gets state-of-the-art equipment which will bring in dozens of new jobs.
May 24, 2013
Long time operation in Samson gets state-of-the-art equipment which will bring in dozens of new jobs.
Northwest Florida authorities continue an investigation into a stabbing that left a man dead and landed a woman in jail.
Episcopal conservatives turn to details of possible split.
Judge refuses to stop Nelson execution.
Tourists warned of illegal Caribbean souvenirs.
President Bush is reaching out to congratulate California's new governor.
Polish up your resume if you are looking for a job in the Wiregrass.
Houston County Courthouse employees are in danger of losing their jobs due to state budget cuts.
An $18 million contract between a Michigan based company and the U.S. Defense Department will mean dozens of new jobs in the Wiregrass.
Two Houston County teens are arrested.
CenturyTel technicians are working to restore telephone service to Southeast Alabama.
Future location of magistrate office could cost taxpayers additional money.
A Dothan man accused of attacking a school principal has bond set at $250,000.
A one-time teacher in the Wiregrass has been found not guilty on drug charges.
Alabama's school superintendent tells school officials not to count on basic funding for supplies.
Four inmates escape Autauga County Jail.
Mikhail Gorbachev, former Soviet president to speak at Auburn.
Alabama state tax collects up less than one-percent for fiscal 2003.
Vigil for mauled magician, Roy Horn.
Hundreds take part in fundraiser for Alzheimer's Disease.
Two accused killers go on trial for two different cases in Dothan Monday.
Bush says unclaimed $50 million jackpot should be used for schools.
Court officials in Alabama are concerned about the negative impacts on layoffs.
More than 400 Florida doctors will lose their medical malpractice insurance next year.
White House employees ordered to turn over leak-related materials.
