It was pomp and circumstance at the USA Mitchell Center. Several area schools held graduation ceremonies Tuesday. News Five caught up with the final class of Shaw High School. After 41 years, the Mobile County Public School system voted to close the school at the end of the year. Ten students chose to stay with the school instead of being transferred. Class President Cameron Gonzalez says he's glad he's a Shaw graduate. "All the memories that you have through your high school years, from 9th grade onto now, this would be the most memorable part though, having ten students graduate from a high school… » More
Representatives of senior citizens groups, including the AARP, have urged the Alabama Legislature to pass the grocery tax amendment. » More
The Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office unveils a new phone system that will call elderly residents and shut-ins daily to make sure they are okay. » More
Authorities say a Theodore man is behind a roofing scam. Deputies say he's preying on the elderly. » More
It seems there's no retirement age when it comes to sex. A new study on sex and seniors finds that many older people are still performing and… » More
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