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Bevill offers men's dorm to city
The City of Jasper is looking into the possibility of receiving the men's dorms and its property from Bevill State Community College - although the building is not in good shape and one condition may … more
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Light snow expected by Monday
The Birmingham office of the National Weather Service has issued a winter weather advisory for Walker County in anticipation of light amounts of snow for the area as a result of what it calls a … more
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Carbon Hill Jr. High students are pictured participating in a virtual learning opportunity with the National Archives.
Carbon Hill students take a virtual field trip
A global pandemic didn't stop a group of Carbon Hill Jr. High students from taking a field trip, albeit virtual. Seventh- and eighth-grade social studies teacher Dustin Murray wanted to give his … more
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Jasper set to get downtown Wi-Fi at no cost
Jasper looks to be on track to establishing Wi-Fi available in its downtown area, at no cost to the city due to an unnamed benefactor offering a grant - although the city's mayor said it is not being paid with private funds. more
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State COVID vaccination line overwhelmed with calls
A state hotline for COVID-19 vaccination appointments has been overwhelmed with calls after Alabama announced that the state will begin giving the shots to people 75 years old or older, as well as … more
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Rep. Mo Brooks, R-Ark., speaks Wednesday, Jan. 6, 2021, in Washington, at a rally in support of President Donald Trump called the "Save America Rally." (AP Photo/Jacquelyn Martin)
Brooks: No apology for remarks ahead of riot
HUNTSVILLE, Ala. (AP) — An Alabama congressman who told a pro-Trump crowd that it was time for "kicking ass" said he saw no relationship between his remarks and the violence that erupted later … more
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Local artists calendar available now
A calendar featuring the work of local artists is available now at the Daily Mountain Eagle. The project is a collaboration between the Eagle and the Walker County Arts Alliance (WCAA), which … more
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Children from the Alabama Free Will Baptist Children's Home in Eldridge hold up a sign of thanks for riders who participated in this year's event and helped raise more than $118,000.
Eldridge Toy Run has record-setting year
The 2020 Eldridge Toy Run set a fundraising record in the midst of the pandemic. More than $100,000 has been raised for the Alabama Free Will Baptist Children's Home each year for the last four … more
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WCAA launches Kids Club, storytelling videos
The Walker County Arts Alliance has been finding new ways to promote the arts during the pandemic. Today is the deadline for joining a virtual exhibit for youth artists that will debut on Jan. … more
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Walker Baptist is treating fewer COVID-positive patients this week.
Walker Baptist treating fewer patients with COVID-19
Walker Baptist Medical Center is seeing a decline this week in the number of patients at the hospital who are positive for COVID-19. According to Laura G. Clark, communications manager for Tenet … more
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