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Photo Gallery: Union siege reenacted in Bridgeport

By Times Free Press Staff March 26, 2011 1 min read

History enthusiasts gathered in Bridgeport over the weekend for what has become Alabama’s largest Civil War reenactment. Attendance was down from last year due to rainy weather, according to event coordinator Glen Hill.

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Hamilton County Jail takes the plunge into video visitation

From left, Joe Fowler, Chief of Corrections, Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond and Chief Allen Branum speak about a new video kiosk that will be used for all visitation for inmates at the jail in downtown Chattanooga.

Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond speaks about a new video kiosk that will be used for all visitation for inmates at the jail in downtown Chattanooga.

Joe Fowler, Chief of Corrections, listens as Chief Allen Branum speaks about a new video kiosk that will be used for all visitation for inmates at the jail in downtown Chattanooga.

Joe Fowler, Chief of Corrections, speak about a new video kiosk that will be used for all visitation for inmates at the jail in downtown Chattanooga.

New video kiosks have been installed at the jail in downtown Chattanooga and will be used for all visitation for inmates from here on out.

Lt. Rex Minton speak about a new video kiosk that will be used for all visitation for inmates at the jail in downtown Chattanooga.

Joe Fowler, Chief of Corrections, left, and Chief Allen Branum speak about a new video kiosk that will be used for all visitation for inmates at the jail in downtown Chattanooga.

Joe Fowler, Chief of Corrections speaks about a new video kiosk that will be used for all visitation for inmates at the jail in downtown Chattanooga.

Joe Fowler, Chief of Corrections, Hamilton County Sheriff Jim Hammond and Chief Allen Branum speak about a new video kiosk that will be used for all visitation for inmates at the jail in downtown Chattanooga.