EAN FOR MARCH 31, 2006

TOP STORIES FOR FRIDAY

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--A controversial houseboat ban makes its way through the Alabama Statehouse.

--Bond was denied for a St. Clair County woman accused in the vehicular death of her son.

--Auto union workers in Etowah County gearing up for a possible strike.

--It's time to spring head!

EAST ALABAMA NEWS FOR MARCH 30, 2006

Top Stories for Thursday

--A St. Clair County woman officially charged in the death of her son in an auto accident.

--Legislation of a proposed houseboat ban on East Alabama lakes gets some rewording.

--ALAGASCO customers will not have an extension to pay for late bills.

--The comment period on the sale of land in the Talladega National Forest has been extended.

EAST ALABAMA NEWS FOR MARCH 29, 2006

Top Stories for Wednesday

--A St. Clair County mother could be charged in the death of her son in a car accident on Tuesday.

--Some East Alabama National Guard personnell headed to the Middle East.

--Hispanics in the East Alabama area demonstrate for immigration reform in Birmingham with more to come.

--Time is drawing to a close to comment on the sell of some land in the Talladega National Forest.

EAST ALABAMA NEWS FOR MARCH 28,2006

Top Stories for Tuesday (UPDATED TWICE DAILY M-F)

--Residents living near the site of a train fire earlier this year could get an escape route.

--Race fans can now buy and print their tickets at home if going to the Talladega Superspeedway.

--Auto workers in East Alabama could be striking by the end of the week.

--Unemployment down across Alabama.

--The parent company of Tyson Foods here in East Alabama with a major victory.

EAST ALABAMA NEWS FOR MARCH 27, 2006

Top Stories for Monday (UPDATED TWICE DAILY M-F)

--Gas prices up more than 40-cents from a year ago.
--Governor Bob Riley visits East Alabama guardsmen in Iraq.
--Munford has a new police car, doubling it's current force.
--Attempts to fund a mental health officer for Calhoun County come up short.
--Cingular service in East Alabama narrowly stays online.
--Two people killed in weekend traffic accidents here in East Alabama.