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AL divided up into 5 new Medicaid recipient regions

MONTGOMERY, AL (WSFA)- Alabama's Public Health Officer unveiled the new map for Medicaid recipients in the state.

The state will be divided into five regions. Each region has a different cost per Medicaid recipient, and no two regions are the same size.

"This isn't a perfect map" Dr. Don Williamson, Alabama's Public Health Officer said. "I hope that everyone is equally unhappy."

Each region, currently referred to as A, B, C, D and E, will have at least one Regional Care Organization, or RCO operating within it. The Medicaid reform law that the Alabama Legislature passed last month allows for more than one RCO to operate in a given region.

[DOCUMENT: The 5 Regions (.pdf)]

6/18/2013: Front Page: Lake stakeholders oppose FERC’S refusal of proposal

The Federal Energy Regulation Commission has set a date and location for its public hearing after it rejected an Alabama Power Company relicensing proposal that would have increased Lake Martin’s winter elevation and extended the duration of the lake’s..... Read More

HSEC Pet-of-the-Week Part 2!

HSEC Pet-of-the-Week Part 2!

Scully was adopted! So, the NEW pet-of-the-week is Lil' Abner!

Lil’ Abner came to us as a little pup literally covered in ticks.  He came through that and is now a shy but sweet boy who is about 4 ½ months old, possible Heeler mix and should be in the 45 lb range when fully grown.

 

Area baseballers Showcase bound - Wetumpka Herald


Wetumpka Herald

Area baseballers Showcase bound
Wetumpka Herald
Competition begins Wednesday at Troy's Riddle-Pace Field. The Cardinal Team (South #1) will take on the Navy Blue Team (North #4) at 11:30. The Columbia Blue Team (South #3) will face off against Forrest Green (North #6) at 5 and then Cardinal will ..... Read More

Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Department Blotter - 6/14 - 6/16

Tallapoosa County Sheriff's Department Blotter - 6/14 - 6/16

TALLAPOOSA COUNTY SHERIFF DEPARTMENT

DAILY PRESS RELEASE

JUNE 14-16, 2013

 

1.       A SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED WHILE INCARCERATED  ON WARRANTS FOR  PROBATION REVOCATION AND PROBATION VIOLATION.

2.       A SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED ON PARKER ST, TALLASSEE ON WARRANTS FOR PROBATION REVOCATION AND PROBATION VIOLATION. SUBJECT WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE COUNTY JAIL.

3.       A SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED ON HWY 49S, DADEVILLE FOR PUBLIC INTOXICATION AND WAS TRANSPORTED TO THE COUNTY JAIL.

4.       A SUBJECT WAS ARRESTED AT THE COUNTY JAIL ON FOUR NWNI WARRANTS AND PLACED IN THE COUNTY JAIL.

5.       A RESIDENT OF OAK RIDGE RD, DADEVILLE FILED A REPORT FOR DOMESTIC VIOLENCE ASSAULT 3RD.

Troopers say alcohol a factor in fatal Elmore Co. crash

Troopers say alcohol a factor in fatal Elmore Co. crash

Montgomery – A single-vehicle crash claimed the life of an Elmore County woman. Tonya Webster, 51, was killed when the 1997 Ford Ranger that she was driving left the roadway and overturned. The crash occurred this morning at 5:45 a.m. on Little Steel Bridge Road near Granger Road. Preliminary investigation indicates that alcohol was a factor. Nothing further is available as State Troopers continue to investigate.

Information Source: Alabama DPS

Local schools surpass state graduation rate - The Alexander City Outlook

Local schools surpass state graduation rate
The Alexander City Outlook
Tallapoosa County high schools Reeltown, Horseshoe Bend and Dadeville each came in above 80 percent. Reeltown had the highest rate in the county at 93 percent, while Dadeville and Horseshoe Bend had rates of 82 percent. Benjamin Russell High ..... Read More