Duncanville NewsLocal news for Duncanville, AL continually updated from thousands of sources on the web.Alabama among Southern standouts in pre-K funding- April 25, 2008 "We had to push very hard last year to get Head Start recognized within the whole early childhood education dialogue" Braeden Brown, right, and Peyton Robertson, left , both 5, play while teaching assistant Betty Crowder supervises on Wednesday in Shelly Cole's pre-K class at Maxwell Elementary School in Duncanville. via Tuscaloosa Newshttp://www.topix.net/city/duncanville-al/2008/04/alabama-among-southern-standouts-in-pre-k... Police Blotter- April 20, 2008 Arrests Wednesday Latorcia Phillips Bell, 43, 600 block of Third Street Southwest, Birmingham, was charged with two counts of trafficking OxyContin, two counts of attempted possession of a controlled substance ... via Tuscaloosa Newshttp://www.topix.net/city/duncanville-al/2008/04/police-blotter-2?fromrss=1 Help sought for residents affected by new road- April 18, 2008 A coalition of churches, businesses and civic groups is assisting the residents of Southfork Mobile Home Park whose homes were relocated to make way for a new road. via Tuscaloosa Newshttp://www.topix.net/city/duncanville-al/2008/04/help-sought-for-residents-affected-by-new... Police blotter- April 16, 2008 Camille Mikko, 38, 7900 block of Second Avenue South, Birmingham, was charged with unlawful possession of a controlled substance. via Tuscaloosa Newshttp://www.topix.net/city/duncanville-al/2008/04/police-blotter?fromrss=1 Fire destroys Duncanville home- April 14, 2008 "It was just totally involved when we got there" A home in Duncanville was destroyed in a pre-dawn blaze that 18 firefighters fought until after 9 a.m. on Saturday. via Tuscaloosa Newshttp://www.topix.net/city/duncanville-al/2008/04/fire-destroys-duncanville-home?fromrss=1 K-12 schools brace for budget cuts- April 7, 2008 "Our luck seems to be opening new schools at the most inopportune time when we are facing budget cuts." A possible shortfall in the state budget could force Tuscaloosa's public schools to cut millions from their budgets for the next fiscal year. via Tuscaloosa Newshttp://www.topix.net/city/duncanville-al/2008/04/k-12-schools-brace-for-budget-cuts?fromrs... Independent truckers' strike attracts few participants- April 3, 2008 "We're out there working for basically nothing." Mark Giddy replaces the fuel nozzle after pumping $591.49 worth of deisel fuel into his 18 wheeler at the TA truck stop Tuesday April 1, 2008 in Tuscaloosa, Ala. via Tuscaloosa Newshttp://www.topix.net/city/duncanville-al/2008/04/independent-truckers-strike-attracts-few-... |