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Passion And Pride On Display For Disabled Alabama Water Skiers

Through a happy haze of jet lag, one-fourth of the United States Disabled Water Ski World Team arrived back in Alabama and reflected recently on two whirlwind weeks that included: Continue reading →

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IT Services Firm Provalus To Create 300 Jobs At Alabama Facility

Gov. Kay Ivey announced that Provalus, a company specializing in business technology service and support, plans to invest $6.5 million to open a center in Brewton staffed with 300 workers. Continue reading →

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Flash Flood Watch For East Alabama

SOUPY AIR HANGS OVER ALABAMA: A flash flood watch is in effect today for roughly the eastern half of the state… basically for areas along and east of I-65. Continue reading →

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Save Our Mascots! Auburn, Clemson, LSU And Mizzou Form Tiger Consortium

Auburn University’s Aubie, LSU’s Mike the Tiger, University of Missouri’s Truman and Clemson’s The Tiger have two things in common. Continue reading →

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Tuscaloosa Farmers’ Market Adds Fresh Boost To River Market

This week people across the country are showing extra support to their local farmers for National Farmers Market Week, including the farmers and vendors of the Tuscaloosa Farmers’ Market. Continue reading →

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Jim Turnipseed’s Color Code Cookies Is An Alabama Bright Light Helping Women Put Dark Chapter Behind Them

It may look like a batch of cookies. It may smell like a batch of cookies. It may even taste like a batch of cookies. Continue reading →

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Writing Organization, Founded In 1923, Gets A Millennial Makeover

The Alabama Writers’ Conclave beefed up its digital presence this summer working with Capstone Agency, the student-run communications firm at the University of Alabama. Continue reading →

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Scattered Heavy Downpours

TOMORROW AND THE WEEKEND: The overall pattern won’t change much. We will be dealing with an “ocean of humidity” all three days, and a passing shower or storm will be possible at just about any hour of the day or night. But, on the positive side, the sun will be out at times, and daytime temperatures will remain below average. Continue reading →

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Tomberlin’s Take: Jeff Bezos And Workforce Among What Alabama Is Doing Right With Economic Development

Tomberlin’s Take: Jeff Bezos And Workforce Among What Alabama Is Doing Right With Economic Development Continue reading →

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Only A Few Showers Out There At Midday, But More Are Expected

Currently, on radar across Central Alabama, we have a few widely scattered showers over the northeastern parts of the area, mainly over parts of Blount, Etowah, Cleburne, and Calhoun counties. Continue reading →

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