"I exhort therefore, that, first of all, supplications, prayers, intercessions, and giving of thanks, be made for all men; For kings, and for all that are in authority; that we may lead a quiet and peaceable life in all godliness and honesty."

1st Timothy 2:1-2

BibbCountyPrays.com

CLICK TO LEARN MORE:

FAST TRACK TO NEEDED WORKERS

http://www.newsaegis.com/

By JEFF THOMPSON editor@newsaegis.com

DOC Fast Tracks Finding Workers

Alabama Department of Corrections Director of Recruiting, Capt. Mark Loman said the St. Clair County Job Fair scheduled for Jan. 15

from 9 a.m.-2 p.m. at Ashville City Hall, has been

carefully designed to provide qualified residents with a swift path to employment.

This event has been timed one week in advance of required testing for candidates, which will take place at Bibb County Correctional Facility in Brent on Jan. 22.

CLICK FOR MORE:

CENTREVILLE SOLDIERS DEPLOYED TO AFGAHANISTAN

http://www.wtvm.com/ - By Amber Eady

BIBB COUNTY, AL (WAFF) -

A group of soldiers from the Alabama Army National Guard's 129th Area Support Medical Company, out of Centreville, have been called to active duty.

The 19 Alabama National Guard soldiers will deploy to Afghanistan, in support of Operation Enduring Freedom and will provide medical and dental health care in various locations to units located in their area of operations.

CLICK IMAGE:

3 DEAD FROM TUBERCULOSIS OUTBREAK

http://wiat.com/

By Tim Reid

MARION, Ala. (WIAT) - The Alabama Department of Public Health is working to stop a tuberculosis outbreak in Perry County. More than 250 Perry County residents have been screened for tuberculosis since Monday, and health officials in Marion expect another 250 to get their blood tested by Wednesday.

26 patients have been diagnosed with tuberculosis, and 20 are from Marion. Three adults have died as a result of the illness.

Four others have been diagnosed with TB around Tuscaloosa, and two in Centreville. Health officials say those people are linked to cases in Marion.

CLICK FOR MORE:

More On This Story:

3 dead in tuberculosis outbreak in Marion, Ala.

Town hall meeting Thursday in Marion on tuberculosis outbreak

Tuberculosis outbreak serious threat

CENTREVILLE PHYSICIAN SPEAKS - WORLD LISTENS

http://national.suntimes.com/national-world-news

John Meigs, family practitioner in Centreville, Alabama, and president-elect of the American Academy of Family Physicians speaks to President Obama's home town newspaper, the Chicago Sun-Times, about rapidly spreading trend of walk-in health clinics.

CLICK FOR MORE:

BIBB COUNTY WILL HAVE CONTROL BURNS

http://abc3340.com/

By: CANDACE WHITE

Controlled burns will be used to decrease the threat of future wildfires in Bibb County over the next six months. In total about 117,000 acres of forest land will be set on fire across Alabama.

by USDA Forest Service fire specialists.

Talladega Forest - Oakmulgee District is planning to burn 28,000 acres in Bibb, Dallas, Perry, Tuscaloosa, Hale, and Chilton Counties, call (205) 926-9765 for more information.

CLICK IMAGE FOR STORY:

BE SURE TO SHOP AT HOME - "It is where the good guys are."

BUGLERY SUSPECT IS SOUGHT BY POLICE

WOODSTOCK POLICE: If you see this truck a white 2000 chevy long wheel base with Texas tag BC31412 contact the local police. Is has been seen on the north end of Bibb County and may be involved in burglaries. Thanks