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Tag: THOMASVILLE

Andrii Dmyterko Alabama News
Taxpayers fork out funds for interpreter in case of foreign truck driver charged in double fatal fiery crash

A Ukrainian man who cannot speak English but was driving a commercial truck when it plowed into vehicles at a Thomasville intersection was granted an interpreter for court at the cost of Alabama taxpayers.

Police line Alabama News
Wilcox County teens found dead in Pine Hill

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency’s (ALEA) State Bureau of Investigation has launched an investigation into the deaths of two teenagers in Wilcox County.

Andrii Dymterko Clarke County Jail Alabama News
Truck driver unable to 'effectively' speak English indicted in Thomasville double fatal crash

A Russian man who plowed through a Thomasville intersection, killing two people in May, has been indicted on four charges.

Haitian refugees in Mexico Alabama News
Fairhope councilman declines to comment on refugee settlement position; State Rep. Jackson defends position: 'Only true Americans are Natives'

A letter sent to the Biden administration from the Welcoming Refugees campaign is gaining traction in Alabama after a Fairhope City Councilman and two State Representatives' names were attached to it.

Letter for Refugees Alabama News
Fairhope city councilman, two state reps committed to refugee resettlement in their communities; Request funds from Biden administration

State and local officials from all 50 states signed a letter to President Joe Biden asking for continued support for the U.S. Refugee Admissions Program. The letter states that the “majority of Americans across the country and across party lines support refugee resettlement.”

Sewell visits hospital in Thomasville Alabama News
Sewell visits rural hospital in Thomasville

“I along with Mayor Day, have been working tirelessly to find solutions that would address the hospital’s urgent financial needs. I want my constituents to know that I am committed to doing everything in my power to assist the Thomasville Regional Medical Center so that it can continue to serve this community," said Rep. Terri Sewell.