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Alabama Global Supply Chain & Logistics Summit Set For Birmingham

The Alabama Global Supply Chain & Logistics Summit, an annual event designed to enhance the competitiveness of state companies at home and abroad, will be held Tuesday and Wednesday, Oct. 17-18, in the Birmingham area. Continue reading →

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OMG Shrimp Feast Po-Boy; One Of 100 Dishes To Eat In Alabama Before You Die

The OMG Shrimp Feast Po-Boy at Fairhope’s Fish River Grill gets its name from the reaction of one of its first tasters. Continue reading →

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Auburn Treks To LSU, The Tide Takes On The Razorbacks And UAB Looks To Sustain High-Energy Play

Gus Malzahn was asked this week what makes LSU such a tough place to play. It’s certainly been tough for Auburn, which hasn’t won there since 1999. Continue reading →

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Cool Tonight; Afternoons Stay Warm Through Sunday

FEELING MUCH BETTER: It is much more like fall across the northern half of Alabama today with temperatures in the upper 70s and low 80s and noticeably lower humidity levels. The southern counties are still feeling summer with temperatures well up in the 80s. Continue reading →

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Very Nice Out There At Midday

The latest visible satellite shows mainly clear skies for most in Central Alabama, with the exception of some cloud cover over parts of the northeast and extreme northwestern parts of the area. Continue reading →

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Lower Humidity, But Afternoons Stay Warm

COOL MORNING: A cold front is lined up this morning roughly from near Grove Hill to Montgomery To Lafayette; north of that boundary temperatures feel more more like fall with mostly 50s and low 60s, but to the south muggy air still hangs over South Alabama. Continue reading →

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New Flyer’s Vehicle Innovation Center Opens In Anniston

New Flyer, the largest bus manufacturer in North America, opened its Vehicle Innovation Center (VIC) in Anniston today. Continue reading →

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The Bright Star, Alabama’s Oldest Restaurant, Still Shines

There are Auburn players in the Bear Bryant room at The Bright Star. Photos of Auburn’s Heisman Trophy winners share wall space with a plaque dedicated to the legendary University of Alabama coach in this small, cozy, highly popular, private dining room. Continue reading →

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Alabama Newscenter Brings You Good News From Home

You’ll notice a small but significant change to the Alabama NewsCenter website today: a new logo. The look remains the same, but we’ve added the words Good News from Home. Continue reading →

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On This Day In Alabama History: Alabama Girls’ Industrial School Opened

October 12, 1896: The University of Montevallo opened as the Alabama Girls’ Industrial School, the first state-supported girls’ industrial high school. Continue reading →

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