Local students graduate from the University of Alabama
Local students make honors lists at Alabama
Haleyville Elementary kindergarten registration set for March 8
Nauvoo man pleads guilty to defrauding U.S. Department of Defense
Arley Police disarm possible shooter at Duncan Bridge Campground
Zelaya Cerrato
RPS responds to concerns from towns
Town councils extend invitation to another ambulance service
Arley Fire Chief James Rickett, Helicon Fire Chief Neil Feist and Arley Fire Department Training Officer Brian Kuntz stand in the space that has been cleared in AFD’s vehicle bay for the ambulance that they hope will soon be stationed in Arley.
ARLEY - Both the Arley and Addison town councils voted this month to encourage an additional ambulance service to operate in their towns. Currently, the primary ambulance service operating in Winston County is Regional Paramedical Services (RPS).
City of Haleyville taking paver brick orders
Mayor Ken Sunseri, Katie Tidwell, City of Haleyville revenue clerk and City Council Member Blue Russell show the decorative pavers on the sidewalk in downtown Haleyville that are just waiting to have names enscribed upon them. The city is currently taking orders for the pavers.
Haleyville man sought by Winston County Sheriff's Office captured in Mississippi
Damion Gruenberg (file photo)
Run to Jesus 5K and Fun Walk planned for March 25
American Legion Unit 33 taking orders for military banners in February
Alabama Forestry Commission offering financial relief for storm-related damage to forestland
Suspect in Tuesday's officer shooting and standoff dead
DOUBLE SPRINGS - Jeffery Lee Adair, the suspect in the shooting of a Double Springs Police Department officer and ensuing standoff, has reportedly died at the Winston County Jail, where he was being held. No further details regarding his death have been released at this time.
At the Winston County Sheriff's Office's request, the State Bureau of Investigation will be handling the investigation into Adair's death, Winston County Sheriff Caleb Snoddy stated.
Suspect in Tuesday's officer shooting and standoff identified
Double Springs Police Chief Kim Miller, far left, along with several other members of law enforcement and other first responders stand guard as the suspect in the Tuesday night standoff, Jeffery Lee Adair, 48, of Haleyville, is loaded into an ambulance after surrendering.
DOUBLE SPRINGS - Law enforcement and first responders from across a 50-mile area converged on a vehicle Tuesday night, Jan. 17, in a standoff/shootout situation after an armed motorist opened fire on officers while barricaded in his car.
Jeffery Lee Adair, 48, with an address listed of 301 Old Union Road, Haleyville, surrendered to authorities around 10 p.m., three hours after the initial standoff began, according to law enforcement agencies on the scene.
Snoddy sworn in as Winston’s sheriff
Circuit Judge Lee Carter swears in Caleb Snoddy as Winston County’s new sheriff. Shown holding the Holy Bible is Caleb’s wife, Santana Snoddy.
Math night at HMS Jan. 24
Haleyville Middle School students Elijah Hood, Donovan Hoon and Jackson Mize work on a math concept project.
Miller inducted into honor society
ADDISON - Loryn Miller, a native of Addison, was recently initiated into the University of Alabama at Birmingham Circle of Omicron Delta Kappa, the National Leadership Honor Society.
Students initiated into the society must be sophomores, juniors, seniors or graduate/professional students in the top 35 percent of their class, demonstrate leadership experience in at least one of the five pillars and embrace the ODK ideals. Fewer than five percent of students on a campus are invited to join.
Photos of January 12, storm damage in image gallery
Photos of some of the storm damage across Winston County are now listed in the image gallery here at mynwapaper.com.
Storm damage reported after tornado-warned storm
Update, 1:07 p.m.: Troopers with the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency have stated that County Roads 81 and 32 are now reopened to traffic. County Road 28 is still closed. Crews are currently on County Road 28 working to remove debris.
Update: The worst damage appears to be in the Ashridge area near the Henryfield community. The Alabamian has reporters in the area and will have more as it becomes available.