Daily Headlines, Saturday, 7/4/2009

Birmingham NewsKingston man shot by drug dealer says it won’t be the last time he puts his foot down against drugs in his community

Birmingham NewsVault of Tory records at Wallace State Community College in Hanceville offers insight into early days of what is now Alabama

Birmingham NewsTax collections for Alabama’s Education Trust Fund down falling at pace not seen in decades

Birmingham NewsAlabama coal production declines

Birmingham NewsOUR VIEW: It’s sad that another former elected officeholder in Jefferson County, John Katopodis, has been convicted of federal crimes

Birmingham NewsOUR VIEW: The Fourth of July isn’t just a day to celebrate our country’s past, but its future

Press-RegisterMobile Mayor Sam Jones says his cancer is in remission

Press-RegisterBig Fourth of July sky shows set for area tonight

Press-RegisterCelebrate the Fourth, keep eye on leaders

Huntsville TimesFlouride hurts bass spawning, guides insists

Huntsville TimesLicensed fireworks event is safest way to celebrate

Huntsville TimesRacial slurs on van upset area family

Montgomery AdvertiserPermanent campers on the rise

Montgomery AdvertiserChemical weapons incinerator now in final phase

Montgomery AdvertiserSecretary of Navy emphasizes costs, ship building

Montgomery AdvertiserPrattville’s new Web site easier, has more features

Montgomery AdvertiserSales tax holiday deadline nears

Montgomery AdvertiserDeclaration is crucial to history

Tuscaloosa NewsRemember what America stands for

Florence TimesDailyGreen sector jobs see slow growth

Florence TimesDailyResident hopes homemade sign slows traffic

Gadsden TimesFreedom Saturday Map

Gadsden TimesMountainboro controversy continues

Gadsden TimesCedar Bluff sets annual Liberty Day

Gadsden TimesTEA Party slated in Leesburg

Opelika-Auburn NewsJacksonville State faces cost overrun on stadium

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Back in the Day...

Tent City at Camp Sheridan near Montgomery, ca 1918

Vintage postcard