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Seven Birmingham area high schools among best in country, Newsweek says

May 21, 2012

Schools in Mobile, Huntsville, Auburn and Madison all make the top 1,000

Power out for 26,000 customers in south Huntsville and south Madison County

May 20, 2012

The failure of an electrical substation on Cheney Thompson Road tonight has left about 26,000 south Huntsville and south Madison County residents without power, Huntsville Utilities spokesman Bill Yell said.

Man killed in one-vehicle crash on Palmer Road in Madison

May 20, 2012

A man was killed early this morning when the car he was driving left the road and struck a tree on Palmer Road, police Lt. John Stringer said.

Woman charged with robbery after assaulting JCPenney employees

May 20, 2012

Kayla Andrea Hinton, 38, was arrested after the incident at JCPenney at Madison Square Mall, police said. Police were told that Hinton assaulted several employees while Hinton was taking items from the store.

Madison School Board moves meeting to Monday

May 18, 2012

The Madison City School Board has moved its next scheduled meeting from Tuesday to Monday at 5 p.m. at the Central Office, 211 Celtic Drive.

Madison opens state’s first ‘green’ fire station

May 18, 2012

Sheila Harris was disappointed Madison’s new fire station doesn’t have a pole. “I wanted to slide down the pole,” said Harris, 75, with a grin. That’s about the only thing the state’s first “green” fire station doesn’t have.

Madison County’s jobless rate drops to 5.7 percent in April

May 18, 2012

April’s preliminary rate represents 9,606 unemployed people in Madison County.

James Clemens High principal named superintendent of Georgia school system

May 17, 2012

James Clemens High School Principal Dr. John Green confirmed Thursday night he has been named superintendent of the Jackson County School system in Georgia.

Stolen utility trailers and Sea-Doo from Madison County recovered in Limestone County

May 17, 2012

Limestone County Sheriff Department investigators have recovered three enclosed utility trailers and a personal watercraft thought to be stolen in Madison County, chief investigator Stanley McNatt said this morning.

Madison political candidates get a crash course in city government at forum

May 17, 2012

About a half-dozen candidates running for political office in Madison this summer attended a recent political forum to better acquaint themselves with the workings of city government.