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Police: Senior pranksters at Glenwood will not face charges

LEE COUNTY, AL (WTVM)-

Senior pranks have been taking place for years and this year the graduating seniors at Glenwood School in Phenix City took it to a whole new level.

News Leader 9 has learned the students involved in the prank will not actually be charged, but their actions have other districts issuing a warning.

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Lee County Young Leaders selected for the year

Lee County Young Leaders selected for the year

OPELIKA, AL - The Lee County Young Leaders Board and the Opelika Chamber of Commerce present the 2012-2013 Class.

The Opelika Chamber of Commerce recognizes the importance of developing  future leaders.  With that in mind, the Chamber has implemented a Lee County Young Leaders program, similar to the Leadership Lee County program. 

Food safety inspectors conducting effectiveness checks on recalled pet foods

 

The Department of Agriculture and Industries Food Safety inspectors continue to conduct effectiveness checks on several varieties of pet food that have been recalled after Salmonella was detected during retail surveillance sampling. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has been collaborating with the Centers for Disease Control (CDC) and state and local officials to investigate a multi-..... Read More

YOUTUBE: Smiths Station High students create mega lip dub

SMITHS STATION, AL (WTVM)- Smiths Station High School's Panther News Network put together their own lip dub featuring songs from the 1950s and now.  

The YouTube clip showcases the school's clubs, organizations, athletic teams and its 1200 students. In addition, several community notables appear in the 12-minute piece. 

The musical ensemble features the following songs:

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Attorney General Luther Strange urges Alabamians to observe National Stop the Texts Day

 

Attorney General Luther Strange is calling on Alabamians to join in observing a national campaign on May 1 to discourage texting while driving and to highlight dangers of this practice. To educate young adult drivers about the dangers of texting while driving, Attorney General Strange, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), the State Attorneys General and Consumer Protection..... Read More

Light turnout expected for Alabama runoff election

MONTGOMERY, Ala. (AP) - Alabama's chief election official is predicting extremely light turnout for the state's primary election.

Chapman is predicting low voter participation because there are no statewide races on the Democratic ballot and only one on the Republican ballot. It's the runoff between Twinkle Andress Cavanaugh and Chip Brown for the GOP nomination for president of the Public Service Commission.

PNN: Get ready for the 2012 Lip Dub