RMC opening critical care clinic in Piedmont RMC recently expanded to Jacksonville, where it bought the hospital there in December, as well as to Talladega, where it opened a clinic; it has plans to open facilities in Weaver and Roanoke.
J'ville planning commission finds Mountain Street rezoning proposal OK Patrick Burnham said if the rental properties were to be rezoned for commercial use, his mother would ensure the properties reflect historic Jacksonville. “My mother is hoping the future of these properties will be appropriate and good for the entire community.” Burnham said.
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Katie Turpen kturpen@annistonstar.comAnniston Star
School board moves to speed Saks High repairs Officials didn’t know Tuesday what it’ll cost to fix fire damage at Saks High School, but took steps to speed up repairs with the start of classes two months away.
Anniston to extend search for city manager The city of Anniston is extending the deadline in its search for a new city manager and offering more money to give the City Council a wider pool of applicants to consider.
Anniston Middle's 'failing' grade may not lead to tax credits after all Anniston Middle School is among 78 "failing" schools where students' families will qualify for a state tax credit under the Alabama Accountability Act, state school officials announced Tuesday. But whether any of those families will be able to collect the tax credits remains very much in doubt.
Area home builders seeing improvement in the market U.S. Census Bureau figures released Tuesday show all U.S. new-home construction starts, which include single-family homes and condos, increased 6.8 percent in May compared to April figures and 28.6 percent compared to home starts in May last year. Meanwhile, a National Association of Home Builders report released Monday states builder confidence in the market for newly built single-family homes is at its highest level since 2006. The reports indicate the home-building market is recovering from the Great Recession — an important component of the overall U.S. economic recovery efforts, economists say.
Among the individual goals Town Council members discussed in a Monday workshop, infrastructure improvements remained at the top of nearly everyone’s list.
Regional Medical Center will reduce worker overtime and other general costs to remain in the black next year, offsetting a loss of $4 million in Medicare money due to federal health reform.
School officials in Piedmont were surprised by the relatively small number of people who attended a computer auction there today, but said the event still gave residents the chance to help bridge the digital divide in Piedmont.
A county schools official today said Saks High School was safe for maintenance workers to begin cleanup after a weekend fire, but there was no estimate yet on the cost of damage.
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