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Walker Co. Area Headlines,
Thursday, July 24, 2008
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Elderlyman dies in fire
THACH — A Walker County man died late Tuesday evening when a fire broke out at his home about seven miles north of Jasper. Therman Harvill, 64, died as the result of a fire that destroyed the home where he lived with his brother at 11022 Alabama Highway 195 in the Thach community. Harvill’s brother, 74-year-old Troy Harvill, was critically injured in the fire and was taken to the burn center at UAB Medical Center in Birmingham.
More>> - Daily Mountain Eagle |
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Career Day set for area’s unemployed, underemployed
A Career Day is being held Friday as a joint effort of the Alabama Career Center and the Chamber of Commerce of Walker County’s Focus Walker County initiative to help local citizens find employment or guide them towards workforce training. Kim Ennis, chair of the workforce development and education committee for Focus Walker County and Bevill State assistant to the dean of student services, said Focus Walker County has established target audiences — high school students, educators and business and industry. The Career Day is an initiative to provide resources for its fourth target audience — the unemployed and underemployed.
More>> - Daily Mountain Eagle
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WalkerWeb, based in Jasper, Alabama, is Walker County Alabama's Local Web site Directory and Internet Portal. From our site you can find any Web site in Walker County, plus every official government and service organization. From this site you can learn everything you need to know about Jasper, and Walker County, Alabama |
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Today's Events
July 24, 2008
Alabama Water Watch Training 8:00 AM to 2:00 AM July 24, 2008, 8:00am-2:00pm
Maddox Middle School, Jasper
AL.
1410 Panther Trail
Jasper, AL 35501
For
Water Chemistry Monitoring
Take this one day class and learn to monitor and evaluate physical and
chemical features of water. Participants will learn the water quality
parameters shown below, which are measured with a customized test kit
to form the core data.
• pH
• Temperature
• Total Alkalinity
• Total Hardness
• Dissolved Oxygen
• Turbidity
Learn principles of Alabama Water Watch, catch critters in the creek and
monitor and evaluate physical, chemical and biological features of water.
Workshops are free of charge and carry Continuing Education Units
(CEUs) with Auburn University.
Register online @
https://aww.auburn.edu/ Single Day Event
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