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Commission Oks Purchase of Building for New Jail FORECAST Golf: Rahm TODAY WED THU with major win on 81°/59° 85°/65° 87°/70° Complete forecast, A2 first Father’s Day. B1 Statistics on COVID-19 reported by the Alabama Department of Public Health as of Monday. FLORENCE n MUSCLE SHOALS n SHEFFIELD n TUSCUMBIA n NORTHWEST ALABAMA County Cases Deaths Colbert 6,415 140 Franklin 4,317 82 Tuesday, June 22, 2021 timesdaily.com timesdaily @TimesDaily Lauderdale 9,612 250 Statewide 549,013 11,311 COLBERT COUNTY Hardest hit county: Jefferson with 81,046 cases and 1,571 deaths. REGION Commission OKs purchase of building for new jail Mobile home park complies with order The Woodland Hills Mobile Home Park has taken action to correct a sewage spill coming from its pri- vately owned pumping station. A5 LIFE Losing sleep over pandemic? More people turning to doctors and new treatments to help cure insomnia. B8 WEIRD NEWS NASA sends squid from Hawaii into space for research HONOLULU — Dozens of baby squid from Hawaii are in space for study. The baby Hawaiian bobtail squid were raised at the University of Hawaii’s Kewalo Marine Laboratory and were blasted into space earlier this month on a SpaceX resupply Colbert County commissioners have agreed to purchase the former chemical engineering building of the Tennessee Valley Authority for a possible jail facil- mission to the International Space ity. The building is located off David Lilienthal Drive in Muscle Shoals. [PHOTOS BY DAN BUSEY/TIMESDAILY] Station. Researcher Jamie Foster, who By Russ Corey purchase price includes some Colbert County completed her doctorate at the Staff Writer surrounding property and a Commissioner University of Hawaii, is studying parking lot. Roger Creek- how spaceflight affects the squid in TUSCUMBIA — Col- County Administrator Roger more talks hopes of bolstering human health bert County commissioners Creekmore said the company about the old during long space missions, the approved on Monday the had originally asked $900,000 TVA chemical Honolulu Star-Advertiser reported purchase of an old Tennessee for the two buildings, but engineering Monday. Valley Authority laboratory accepted the county’s offer of building before — The Associated Press building for use as a new county $750,000. commissioners jail. Creekmore said the sin- voted Monday The commission agreed to gle-story lab building is to purchase ONLINE pay Muscle Shoals Holdings approximately 50,000 square the building $750,000 for the one-story feet. for possible Follow us on lab building and an adjacent use as a new Facebook. five-story office building. The SEE JAIL, A7 jail. YOUR OPINION KIDS COUNT Sunday’s Question: Would you con- sider an electric car for your next vehicle purchase? Yes: 21% No: 79% Alabama 47th in nation for child well-being Today’s Question: Do you think Col- bert commissioners made the right By Lisa Singleton-Rickman Annie E. Casey Founda- percentage of low birth- motor vehicle accidents • Children in poverty decision in buying an old TVA build- Staff Writer tion’s 2021 KIDS COUNT weight babies was up to and those areas with high in 2019: 228,000, 21%, ing to convert into a jail facility? Data Book released 10.5% from 10.3%. levels of prevention, but which was down from Vote at TimesDaily.com. MONTGOMERY — Monday. Likewise, child and the substance abuse in 28% in 2010; Alabama ranked 47th in The book report teen deaths of 41 per relation to teen suicide • Children whose par- Vol. 132 No. 123 the nation in overall child shows Alabama’s rank- 100,000 increased by 4 is something that must ents lack secure income: Classified ...........B4 Obituaries ..........A6 well-being in a recent ing remained the same per 100,000 from 2010. likewise have that public 332,000, 31%, down from Comics ...............B6 Opinion ..............A4 report — that’s down from as 2020 at 47th, but “That’s a real area of messaging.” 37%; Crossword..........B7 Region................A5 Life.....................B8 Sports ................B1 44th two years ago and highlights two of the 16 concern for me,” said Dr. Some of the indicators • Fourth-graders not Lotteries ............B1 Weather .............A2 42nd in 2018. areas profiled that have Karen Landers, the state’s from 2019 used in the proficient in reading: Louisiana, Mississippi worsened. deputy health officer with rankings: unchanged at 72% (the and New Mexico rounded The annual report Alabama Department • Children in sin- national percentage was out the states finishing shows that in the category of Public Health. “We gle-parent families: behind Alabama in the of health, Alabama’s 2019 know the causes with unchanged at 40%; SEE KIDS, A7 -Classifieds on thecover- -Classifieds on thecover- -Classifieds on thecover- -Classifieds on thecover- -Classifieds on thecover- AUTO SALES CDLTruck Driver CNCMill/Lathe Operator ImmediateOPENINGS UNA accepting applications SeeMore Real Closer Weekly 2-3day overnight CNCexperienceneeded at Polyplex USA-Decatur •Asst. to thePresident •Exec- dedicatedtrip with abilitytoread/ •MachineOperators •Rail utiveAsst. •UniversityTemp. 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Diana Ross releases “The Beatles: Get Back,” a first new music in 15 documentary series directed by Peter Jackson, will hit Disney+ years with thanks over Thanksgiving, rolling out Diana Ross is in a grateful three two-hour episodes on mood. Nov. 25, 26 and 27, the stream- From left, April Moore, Ana Carter-Peeples and Tiana Ingram post a handmade sign on windows during the Juneteenth: Freedom Day The new single “Thank You,” ing service announced last Block Party on Friday outside the Lauderdale County Courthouse in Florence. [DAN BUSEY/TIMESDAILY] released early Thursday, is week. three-plus minutes of musi- The series will cover the cal and lyrical uplift from making of the band’s 1970 the Detroit-born star, who album “Let It Be,” using more Today’s Birthdays: announced she’s got an album of than 60 hours of unseen footage Pop singer Cyndi Lauper is 68. Actor Prunella Scales (TV: “Fawlty Towers”) is 89. Sen. Dianne Feinstein, D-Calif., is the same name coming this fall. shot in January 1969 by Michael 88. Singer-actor Kris Kristofferson is 85. Movie director John Korty is 85. Actor Michael Lerner is 80. Actor Klaus Maria Due on Decca Records, it will Lindsay-Hogg and more than Brandauer is 78. Fox News analyst Brit Hume is 78. Singer Peter Asher (Peter and Gordon) is 77. Singer Howard “Eddie” be Ross’ first album of new mate- 150 hours of unheard audio. Kaylan is 74. Singer-musician Todd Rundgren is 73. Sen. Elizabeth Warren, D-Mass., is 72. Actor Meryl Streep is 72. Actor rial since “I Love You” in 2006. The Also included is their last live Lindsay Wagner is 72. Singer Alan Osmond is 72. Actor Graham Greene is 69. Actor Chris Lemmon is 67. Rock musician 13-track set was recorded with performance as a group, the Lauper Derek Forbes is 65. Actor Tim Russ is 65. Rock musician Garry Beers (INXS) is 64. Actor-producer-writer Bruce Campbell is a host of in-demand songwriters rooftop concert on London’s 63. Rock musician Alan Anton (Cowboy Junkies) is 62. Actor Tracy Pollan is 61. Environmental activist Erin Brockovich is 61. and producers, including Jack Savile Row, seen in full for the Antonoff (Taylor Swift, Lana Del first time. Rey), Spike Stent (Ed Sheeran), “In many respects, Michael Jimmy Napes (Sam Smith) and Lindsay-Hogg’s remarkable Freddy Wexler (Ariana Grande). footage captured multiple sto- The bright, brass-speckled rylines. The story of friends and new song has a vibe that harks of individuals,” Jackson said in 219 W. Tennessee St. back to her ‘70s and ‘80s work a statement. Florence, Alabama 35630 — including verses modeled on “It is the story of human TODAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY USPS 617-760 “You’re All I Need to Get By,” the frailties and of a divine Published each morning by Motown chestnut covered by partnership. It is a detailed Tennessee Valley Media Inc. Ross on her 1970 debut album. account of the creative © 2021 TimesDaily The upcoming album was process, with the crafting of Partly sunny Nice with plenty Mostly sunny A thunderstorm Humid with a recorded in Ross’ home studio, iconic songs under pressure, of sun around shower CONTACT US according to Universal Music. set amid the social climate Main Number: Wind N 4-8 Wind E 4-8 Wind SE 6-12 Wind SSE 6-12 Wind SSW 6-12 Based on a provided track list of early 1969. But it’s not 256-766-3434 — stocked with song titles such nostalgia - it’s raw, honest, and 81 59 85 65 87 70 88 72 89 72 Customer Service: as “All is Well,” “If the World human. Over six hours, you’ll Almanac National Outlook Today 256-740-5760 Have a news tip? Just Danced” and “The Answer’s get to know The Beatles with Through 5 p.m. at Muscle Shoals -10s -0s 0s 10s 20s 30s 40s 50s 60s 70s 80s 90s 100s 110s Always Love” — it looks to be an an intimacy that you never TEMPERATURE 256-740-4725 Seattle emphatically positive, upbeat thought possible.” High/low ..............
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