Nathan Prewett is a web editor at the Black Belt News Network. He focuses on themes including crime and justice, white-collar crime, and law enforcement, while also covering event management and public safety. Nathan's work has been featured in Tallapoosa Publishers, Inc., BLOX Digital, Kingfisher Media LLC, The Trussville Tribune, and NewsBreak.
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Nathan Prewett predominantly covers local news, with a focus on events, government announcements, and community-related topics in the Selma area of Alabama. His coverage encompasses a wide range of themes including weather, crime, education, and business & industry.
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CLAY, Ala. — The City of Clay will host its 15th annual Veterans Day Luncheon on Nov. 11.
The Alabama Board of Pardons and Paroles has scheduled parole and pardon hearings for Oct. 27-29.
By: Nathan Prewett
Rep. Terri Sewell is urging that President Donald Trump sign off on major disaster declaration for counties that were affected by Hurricane Isaias in early October.
By: Nathan Prewett
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — At a ceremony held on Tuesday Gov. Kay Ivey honored what will be the last group of ( Alabama Law Enforcement Agency) ALEA trooper graduates of her administration.
By: Nathan Prewett
A $1,000 reward is being offered for information that leads to an answer in the homicide of Hamp Crum III in Montgomery on Aug. 30.
By: Nathan Prewett
A man from Grove Hill in Clarke County has been sentenced to more than 12 years in prison for distributing computer generated images of child sex abuse material.
By: Nathan Prewett
CLAY, Ala. — A new cell phone tower may go up on Steeple Chase Drive if the Clay City Council approves it following a first reading and public hearing held on Tuesday night. The first reading was held
By: Nathan Prewett
BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — Several local representatives with EXIT Realty were recognized by EXIT Realty Corp. International as being among its 2026 award winners.
MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Oct. 28, 2026 has been proclaimed First Responders Day by Gov. Kay Ivey.
By: Nathan Prewett
CLAY, Ala. — At a meeting on Tuesday night the Clay City Council approved a request from the owner of a property near the intersection of Trussville-Clay Road and Old Springville Road to be annexed from Jefferson County.
