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Fourth of July Travel Eased for Motorists with some Project Rollback

Fourth of July Travel Eased for Motorists with some Project Rollback

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

For those with plans to travel in the state for the Fourth of July weekend, the Michigan Department of Transportation is rolling back construction projects wherever possible starting at 3 p.m. Thursday until 6 a.m. Monday, July 7. Lane restrictions will be lifted on 61 percent of road and bridge projects statewide, according to a Michigan Department of Transportation news release. Drivers should also be aware that equipment and certain traffic …See the Story

'Life-Saving' Defibrillator Installed at Public Park

'Life-Saving' Defibrillator Installed at Public Park

75% Center coverage: 4 sources

Ringwood Town Council installs a new public access defibrillator at Carvers Recreation Ground, boosting community safety. Registered with The…See the Story

ALEA Promotes ‘Standards and Success’ Campaign - Lowndes Signal

Independence Day · Alabama

ALEA Promotes ‘Standards and Success’ Campaign - Lowndes Signal

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

As the nation prepares to celebrate Independence Day, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is launching a renewed push for safe travel on both roadways and waterways under the theme “Standards and Success.” ALEA Secretary Hal Taylor said, “Our message this year is clear: Success means everyone makes it home safely. This starts by making safe choices non-negotiable standards, both behind the wheel on the water.” All available ALEA Troopers…See the Story

Jerome Antone announces mayoral bid

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Georgiana native Jerome Antone has declared his intention to run for mayor of the town he and his family have called home for over 25 years. With the support of his wife, Alice; son, Sebastian (Jamal) and daughter, Japonica, Antone aims to foster economic development, improving infrastructure and increasing youth involvement in the south-Butler County town where he works and worships. “As I announce my candidacy for mayor in the upcoming municip…Greenville, Alabama · Greenville Read Article

Greenville proclamation recognizes Civitan Club anniversary

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Mayor Dexter McLendon has signed a proclamation in recognition of the Camellia City Civitan Club’s 70th Anniversary, presenting it to club members on June 16. The club was chartered on May 27, 1955 and celebrated their 70th Anniversary in May. The June proclamation designates May 2025 as Civitan Awareness Month. Pictured are Mayor Dexter McLendon presenting Civitan Club President Lee Johnson with the proclamation, Mark Coleman, Connie Coleman, J…Greenville, Alabama · Greenville Read Article

Waller hosts meet and greet

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Mayoral candidate Craig Waller hosted a meet and greet on June 18 at Good Brew Coffee in Greenville. The come-and-go event, held from 3 to 5 p.m., welcomed dozens of local residents interested in hearing about Waller’s campaign. During the event, Waller addressed concerns about the city’s debt, specifically its connection to the Regional Medical Center. The gathering served as an opportunity for voters to ask questions and learn more about his p…Greenville, Alabama · Greenville Read Article

Let’s all talk about Bruno

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Open the article to view the coverage from The Greenville AdvocateGreenville, Alabama · Greenville Read Article

Not all heroes wear capes; some wear leashes

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Shawn Bentley and facility dog Wendell joined the Greenville Lions Club on Monday, June 16, to speak about the Alabama HERO program, a statewide Certified facility dog program with the goal of supporting victims throughout the criminal process. Bentley and Wendell visit child advocacy centers in Escambia, Covington and Coffee counties as well as in Butler, Crenshaw and Lowndes counties where they work with Claire Corley of Safe Harbor Child Advo…Greenville, Alabama · Greenville Read Article

Albert Scott VanCor - The Greenville Advocate

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Albert Scott VanCor, born Oct. 5, 1964 in Wetumpka, took the checkered flag in his earthly race on Monday, June 23. Scott is now standing in the winner’s circle on streets paved in gold, where he is surrounded by some of his biggest fans and his No. 1 leading lady. Scott was a loved daddy/ poppy/ great grandpoppy, brother, friend and confidant to many. Scott is preceded in death by: wife, Sherry Waller VanCor; son, Albert Scott VanCor, II; fath…Greenville, Alabama · Greenville Read Article

Can Bad Money Do Good? - Lowndes Signal

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

By Michael J. Brooks A denominational organization just endured a time of testing. Critics said it was “woke” and took money from a liberal icon whose name is anathema to conservatives. An independent researcher found that 98% of funding came from the denomination, and the remaining two percent from individuals, not including this icon. The charge couldn’t be proven, yet the charge was oft repeated. Of course, the accusation implied that contrib…Money · Lowndes County See the Story

The Dangers of Sitting Too Long

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Understanding Sedentary Lifestyle Syndrome By Dr. Jaisingh Rajput Modern life has made sitting a dominant part of our daily routines, whether at work, in cars or in front of screens. But what seems harmless could be quietly sabotaging our health. The Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and American Medical Association (AMA) now classify prolonged sitting as a key contributor to “Sedentary Lifestyle Syndrome” — a cluster of conditions that increase…Mental Health · Greenville Read Article

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