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‘Home is Safer’: ADPH Urging People to Avoid Gathering During Holiday Season

Alabama continues to have significant community spread of COVID-19 that is not adequately mitigated, and the Alabama Department of Public Health (ADPH) strongly urges caution during the holiday season. Any gathering with family and friends who live outside one’s own household can increase the chances of developing or transmitting the deadly virus. Postponing travel and staying home will protect yourself…

Murder Conviction Upheld for Selma Man in 2014 Murder

Attorney General Steve Marshall announced that the Alabama Court of Criminal Appeals affirmed the conviction of Maurice Devionne Pope, 27, for capital murder.  Pope was convicted in Dallas County Circuit Court on February 5, for the murder of Orlando Robinson. The evidence at trial showed that on the night of January 11, 2014, Maurice Pope and co-defendant Rodney Walters went…

Holtville High in National Competition with YouTube Contest

Holtville High School students need your help in a nationwide YouTube contest. An Internet and Marketing class is competing in a contest with Reach and Teach for a $1000 educational grant. The students have created their own entertainment broadcast for YouTube called “The Slapout Show.” We talked to their teacher Natalie Perkins. She says all they need is your views….

Two Killed in Morning Crash on Cobbs Ford Road

The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency is investigating a crash in Prattville that claimed the lives of two people. ALEA Trooper Joel Hart said it happened just before 9:00AM on Cobbs Ford Road at I-65. No other details have been released regarding the accident at this time. Categories: Montgomery Metro, News Tags: ALEA, Cobbs Ford Road, fatal crash, I-65, prattville

What the Tech? Small Gadget Gift Ideas

Don’t let their size fool you, these small gadgets maybe their favorite gifts this year. Like a portable movie projector for a family movie night in the backyard. The ViewSonic M1 Mini projector may be tiny but it packs a lot of features. It projects images in high definition, has a built-in speaker and the battery lasts long enough to…

What the Tech? Should You Invest in Bitcoin?

There’s another buzz about Bitcoin. The crypto-currency is flirting with $20,000 again and has experienced incredible gains over the last month. Consumers and even some investors have trouble wrapping their heads around a virtual currency and what someone can do with a Bitcoin. Here’s a bit of an explanation. Bitcoin is not as easy to understand as actual cash or…

What the Tech? Gifts for People Who Use YouTube

It’s hard not to want a piece of the YouTube pie when you see Ryan’s ToysReview. The 8-year-old makes over $22 million from his channel every year. What does your child need to get started? These gadgets make good Christmas gifts and maybe an even better investment. Dedicated cameras like a DSLR are good, but unnecessary to get started. Smartphones…

What the Tech? Computer Accessory Gift Ideas

If you or someone on your gift list bought a new computer this year, you may have noticed they don’t have enough ports or inputs. Some laptops don’t have a USB-A port at all. That’s leaving some people wondering how to connect a wireless mouse, a hard drive, or any other external device. A new PC laptop purchased in 2020…

What the Tech? Gift Ideas for People Who Use Zoom

Say this about isolation and working from home, it creates a huge new category for anyone looking to complete their Christmas shopping list. Zoom and other video meetings are part of life now in work, school, and staying in touch with family and friends. These gadgets make great gifts for anyone who’s Zooming. A good web camera should be the…