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Lake Associations Team Up With Alabama Power To Help Fisheries In Area Lakes

For the Neely Henry Lake Association (NHLA) and Alabama Power environmental teams, innovation is making an impact on creating fish habitats in Lake Neely Henry. Continue reading →

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On This Day In Alabama History: Richmond Hobson Received The Medal Of Honor

On this date, President Franklin D. Roosevelt awarded Greensboro native Richmond Hobson the Medal of Honor Continue reading →

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Storms Return Before The Weekend Is Over

WARM LATE APRIL AFTERNOON: Temperatures are in the 84-88 degree range for most North/Central Alabama communities this afternoon with a partly sunny sky. No showers on radar as of 3:15 p.m… but a few isolated storms could still form over the next few hours over the northern third of the state. Continue reading →

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Quite Warm Already At This “A Little Bit Later Than Midday” Update

It’s a mix of sun and clouds in the skies across Central Alabama at this “A Little Bit Later Than Noon” update, with most of the area dry at the moment. Continue reading →

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The Latest Weather XtremeVideo: Storms Return Sunday Night

HEATING UP: With a partly sunny sky today, we expect a high in the mid 80s across much of North/Central Alabama today… the average high for April 28 is 77. An isolated shower could fire up late this afternoon as the air becomes unstable, but the chance of any one spot getting wet is only about one in ten.
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Can’t Miss Alabama: The Magic City Art Connection, Auburn’s Cityfest, Go Red For Women Luncheon And More

Enjoy The Magic City Art Connection, Auburn’s Cityfest, Go Red For Women Luncheon And More In Can’t Miss Alabama Continue reading →

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On This Day In Alabama History: The Confederate Memorial Park Museum Opened

On April 28, 2007, the Confederate Memorial Park in Chilton County opened the Confederate Memorial Park Museum, Continue reading →

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Volunteers Help Turtles Clear Hurdles On Alabama’s Gulf Coast

The sea turtles hatched on a dreary, rainy Sunday morning and the babies scattered all over the beach. Precious few from the nest made it to the Gulf of Mexico, where they belong. Continue reading →

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Strong/Severe Storms Return Late In The Weekend

SUNNY AFTERNOON: Storms have exited Alabama this afternoon; most communities are enjoying a sunny sky with temperatures in the upper 70s. Tonight will be mostly fair and calm. Continue reading →

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Severe Weather Threat Starting To End For Southeastern Parts of Central Alabama

Other than a few showers pushing into Georgia in Cleburne County, all of the shower and thunderstorm activity is currently located in the extreme southeastern part of Central Alabama. Continue reading →

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