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Today's riddle: What has hands but isn’t able to clap? 🤔 (Answer below!)
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1. ‘Do what God would do': Family seeks answers in murder of father of 4 (wbrc.com) — Bessemer police are still seeking tips nearly a year after 36-year-old visitor Nicholas Ratliff was shot while sitting in a car at the Family Dollar, with his burned vehicle found days later. His grieving family and Crime Stoppers are urging anyone with information or surveillance video to come forward, with a $5,000 reward offered for anonymous tips that help solve the case.
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2. Bessemer sends letter to halt data center construction as homeowners approached to sell (abc3340.com) — Bessemer’s new mayor says the city has sent a cease letter to pause work on the massive QTS data center, even as nearby Rock Mountain Lake homeowners report pressure to sell and ongoing construction noise. City leaders are demanding developers go through Bessemer’s permitting process, while Jefferson County officials explore buffers and safeguards, leaving affected residents weighing whether to stay or accept buyout offers.
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3. Bessemer police chief placed on paid leave over insubordination allegations (wvtm13.com) — Bessemer’s police chief Gary Carmichael has been placed on 10 days of paid administrative leave over alleged insubordination, with a formal hearing to follow under Jefferson County Personnel Board rules. Mayor Louise Alexander has appointed Kenneth Reese as interim chief while declining further comment, meaning residents may see leadership changes at the department as the investigation proceeds.
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4. Baldwin County Has The 4 Oldest Population Cities In The State (gulfshoresnews.com) — Bessemer ranks among Alabama’s older cities, with a median age of 43.3, placing it in the top tier of aging communities statewide. A detailed look at Baldwin County’s even older coastal cities shows how healthcare, jobs, and schools are evolving to serve seniors while attracting younger families—trends Bessemer residents may watch as their own population ages.
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P.S. The answer to today's riddle: "What has hands but isn’t able to clap?" — A clock! (Thank you Lois R. for sending it in!)
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