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The 15 Best Chardonnays Under $50

If you’ve been avoiding chardonnay on the grounds that too many examples are garish and overblown, stop. It’s the most popular white in America – and better than ever. Continue reading →

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A Mid-Afternoon Look At Central Alabama’s Weather

We’ll have some scattered showers and a few isolated thunderstorms throughout the afternoon and into the evening hours on Sunday, with strong to severe storms possible on Monday. Continue reading →

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Stormy Pattern Continues

Storms remained below severe limits Saturday, but the overall weather pattern for Central Alabama remains stormy for the week ahead, especially Monday afternoon/evening and again Thursday afternoon/evening. Continue reading →

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On This Day In Alabama History: Freedom Quilting Bee Cooperative Established

March 26, 1966 – A group of black craftswomen officially established the Freedom Quilting Bee cooperative in Rehoboth, Wilcox County. Continue reading →

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A Quick Look At Our Weather Situation At 5:30PM

The line of showers and thunderstorms is continuing to slowly make its way across Central Alabama at this time, and so far, we have not had a single warning issued at all. Continue reading →

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A Quick Check On Our Weather Situation At 3:15PM

Currently, the line of rain and storms are located from New Hope to Cleveland to Hoover to Maplesville to Selma. Continue reading →

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Bobby Flay’s Beef Chili Is A Slam Dunk For A Day Packed With Basketball

Some dishes, such as massive seafood towers crowned with elaborate shellfish and seven-tiered weddings cakes, are best left to the professionals. Continue reading →

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Strong Storms Approaching Limestone County

At 1:42 PM, a strong thunderstorm was 7 miles west of Tanner, or 7 miles west of Athens, moving northeast at
45 mph. Pea size hail and wind gusts of 40 to 50 mph will be possible with this storm. Continue reading →

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A Quick Check On Our Weather Situation At 1:25PM

The line of showers and storms continue to slowly inch its way across North/Central Alabama at the moment, stretching from Rogersville to Jasper to Uniontown. No warnings are currently in effect for Alabama, but we do have some strong storms out there. Continue reading →

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Leap Career Day Shows Alabama Students Anything Is Possible

Birmingham and Gadsden-area ninth-grade students explored careers in engineering on March 23 at Alabama Power’s Linemen, Engineers and Apprentice Programs (LEAP) Career Day.  Hosted at the 12th Street Crew Headquarters in downtown Birmingham, students heard speakers, participated in hands-on programs and saw firsthand some careers available to them. Continue reading →

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