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Franklin County, News, Phil Campbell
by Staff Reports 
October 24, 2012
The Franklin County Times will continue a longstanding holiday tradition next week. The Times will be taking Halloween photos from 3-6 p.m. Wednesday,...
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News, PICTURE FLIPPER, Russellville
by Kellie Singleton 
October 20, 2012
When a teenage girl is having a problem with another friend, more than likely, she’ll seek out another teenage girl to discuss it with. Likewise, if a...
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Franklin County, News, Phil Campbell
by Kellie Singleton 
October 20, 2012
A Winston County husband and wife who were charged with sex crimes in September 2011 both accepted plea bargains this week to avoid going to trial, Fr...
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Franklin County, News, Russellville
by Kellie Singleton 
October 20, 2012
A Franklin County man accused of sexually abusing a young girl on Christmas morning accepted a plea agreement on Tuesday before his case could be trie...
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Franklin County, News, Phil Campbell
by Kellie Singleton 
October 20, 2012
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month and the Franklin County Domestic Violence Response Coalition (DVRC) is doing their part to help those who...
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News, Russellville
by Kellie Singleton 
October 20, 2012
Anyone who has observed Russelllville senior Katelynn Gordon over the past three and a half years of her high school career could probably tell the wo...
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Franklin County, News, Phil Campbell
by Kellie Singleton 
October 17, 2012
It has almost been a year since the men and women of the Alabama Army National Guard’s 115th Expeditionary Signal Battalion left the comfort of their ...
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Franklin County, News, Phil Campbell
by Kellie Singleton 
October 17, 2012
William Bishop edged out the competition to win the Democratic nod for county commission District 1 seat in the spring and will now face Republican ca...
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Franklin County, News, Russellville
by Kellie Singleton 
October 17, 2012
People may not consider history a viable option when it comes to getting a college degree, but Dr. Carolyn Barske said she hopes a new program offered...
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