Valorie Lawson
WSFA 12 News
Montgomery, AL, United States
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Past articles by Valorie:
Longtime Montgomery educator Dwight Madison Sr. remembered
Dwight Madison Sr. spent 47 years in public education as a teacher and administrator at various schools in Montgomery. → Read More
2022 Families of the Year: The Pass family
Frank and Robin Pass are advocates for children with special needs. → Read More
2022 Families of the Year: The Scott family
The Scott family exhibits family teamwork, individual growth and family involvement. → Read More
2022 Families of the Year
One of the families that will be honored during a ceremony is the Gutherie family of Elmore County. → Read More
Equal Justice Initiative announces expanded Legacy Museum in Alabama
The new Legacy Museum, according to EJI, provides visitors with a comprehensive history of the United States with a focus on the legacy of slavery. → Read More
New, expanded Legacy Museum opening Friday, EJI announces
The new and expanded Legacy Museum is opening this week in downtown Montgomery, the Equal Justice Initiative announced. → Read More
‘The Wonder Years’ shines spotlight on Montgomery
Most of the series will be shot in Atlanta but some scenes will be shot in Montgomery. → Read More
Monument to honor enslaved African women near completion
Some Montgomery city and county officials got their first look at a unique monument being built in Montgomery. Artist and local activist Michelle Browder discussed her latest project called the Mothers of Gynecology. → Read More
Man found guilty in 2015 Dallas County murder
A Selma man has been convicted of murder and abuse of a corpse. → Read More
Montgomery’s first African American veterinarian dies at 80
Funeral services were held Saturday for Dr. Edward Donald Willis, the first African American veterinarian to practice and own an animal hospital in Montgomery. → Read More
Some Black Alabamians apprehensive about COVID-19 vaccine
Many African Americans living in Alabama are saying they don’t want the shot. → Read More
Historic church’s first family wins Families of the Year Award
The Waters family is among this year's winners of the Families of the Year Awards by the Family Guidance Center of Alabama. → Read More
Parents with 3 adopted, 2 foster kids win Families of the Year Award
Making sure everyone is a part of the big picture is what makes the McCarthy family one of this year’s families of the year. → Read More
Father-daughter duo wins family of the year award
Frank and Ella Gaines Thomas are among the Family Guidance Center of Alabama's families of the year. → Read More
MPS transportation employees concerned about safety following quarantine
More than half the employees with the transportation department are under quarantine. → Read More
$250M in deferred projects top Montgomery Public Schools’ wish list of updates
MPS has more than $250 million in deferred maintenance projects across its 51 schools. → Read More
MPS focused on public trust with new financial procedures
The school system’s chief financial officer says they are very happy with where MPS is heading. → Read More
Longtime Ala. DNC delegate reflects on traditional vs. virtual convention
Joe Reed is the chairman of the Alabama Democratic Conference, and he hasn’t missed a Democratic National Convention since 1968. → Read More
Grieving mother seeks answers in son’s death
A Montgomery mother desperately needs your help. → Read More
Montgomery mayor supports Harris’ VP candidacy
Montgomery Mayor Steven Reed is showing his support for Joe Biden’s vice presidential pick. → Read More