Julia Avant is a MMJ Reporter for WSFA 12 News, specializing in local news coverage in Montgomery, Alabama. With her work also appearing in WSAZ and WTOK-TV, Julia is dedicated to providing accurate and timely information to the community, covering a range of topics including local events, law enforcement, human interest stories, and community initiatives.
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Julia Avant's coverage is heavily focused on local news, particularly in the areas of government and politics, crime, and community events. She often reports on government announcements, seasonal events, evolving stories related to safety and local happenings.
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To meet the workforce need in the state, especially in the City of Troy, Troy University is adding three new graduate programs.
LaWanda Green Bell won the Pike County Commission District 1 seat with more than 300 write-in votes.
Curriculum created by uncle of Governor Kay Ivey Published Nov. 21, 2024 at 2:42 AM CET | Updated moments ago
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There were only two things in the air in Tuscaloosa: the smell of barbeque and animosity, to put it lightly.
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) - It's been 10 years since Habitat for Humanity has built a home in Montgomery, but now the nonprofit is back, breaking ground on three new homes in the city.
Pike County sheriff’s deputies have new technology that helps them keep track of convicted sex offenders.
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