Indian Springs Village NewsLocal news for Indian Springs Village, AL continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Mayor welcomes widening of Alabama 119- January 29, 2008 "Right now, if you want to make a turn off of 119 onto a side street, you risk getting whacked in the rear." The Alabama Department of Transportation expects to begin a long awaited road project to widen parts of Highway 119 this spring. via Shelby County Reporterhttp://www.topix.net/city/indian-springs-village-al/2008/01/mayor-welcomes-widening-of-ala... Mayor welcomes widening of Alabama 119- January 23, 2008 "Right now, if you want to make a turn off of 119 onto a side street, you risk getting whacked in the rear." The Alabama Department of Transportation expects to begin a long awaited road project to widen parts of Highway 119 this spring. via Shelby County Reporterhttp://www.topix.net/city/indian-springs-village-al/2008/01/mayor-welcomes-widening-of-ala... Rick Burgess Son, 2, Drowns: William Bronner Burgess Photo Online- January 21, 2008 Rick Burgess Son, 2, Drowns: William Bronner Burgess Photo Online by Mitch Marconi Rick Burgess' two-year-old son William Bronner Burgess has died. via The Post Chroniclehttp://www.topix.net/city/indian-springs-village-al/2008/01/rick-burgess-son-2-drowns-will... Burgess' son drowned in family pool- January 20, 2008 "Our preliminary investigation indicates that this is a tragic accident and our deepest sympathy goes out to the family" Posted by Birmingham News staff January 20, 2008 9:46 AM The Shelby County Sheriff's Department this morning released details of the death of the child of popular radio personality Rick Burgess. via Everything Alabamahttp://www.topix.net/city/indian-springs-village-al/2008/01/burgess-son-drowned-in-family-... Montessori School receives additional funds- January 18, 2008 "Having worked with special needs children, I realized that many wouldn't have needed the extra attention if they had had a stronger early learning experience." The Joseph S. Bruno Montessori Academy was recently awarded $2.5 million by the trust of the same name. via Shelby County Reporterhttp://www.topix.net/city/indian-springs-village-al/2008/01/montessori-school-receives-add... |