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FLORENCE-Florence Arts & Museums is happy to host Monica Yother of Studio 127 on Saturday, April 11 from 9am – 4pm at the Kennedy-Douglass Center for the Arts in Florence …

MONTGOMERY-Tuberculosis (TB), a transmissible disease, spreads through the air. When a person with TB coughs, sneezes, or even breathes normally, the TB-causing agent is released and can be inhaled by …

ATHENS – Monday, March 23, marked the official launch of the Opportunity Council Districts Program, an incentive-based initiative designed to encourage small business growth within retail-stagnant areas of designated city …

LIMESTONE COUNTY-The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency reports a single-vehicle accident involving a motor cycle has take the life of a Toney man: “A single-vehicle crash that occurred at approximately 6:47 …

FLORENCE-Summer will be here soon, and we are preparing for Camp KD 2026! We are offering three 5-day sessions this year and providing a place where children can make art, …

It turns out there’s a price to pay for how tasty and nutritious pistachios are: Under the right circumstances, they can spontaneously combust. Everyone’s favorite shelled nut is especially rich …

LAUDERDALE COUNTY-On 2/21/2026 the Lauderdale County Sheriff’s Office responded to the 500 block of County Road 10 after being contacted by a property owner regarding the discovery of possible human …

HUNTSVILLE-The Alabama Cooperative Extension System, University of Alabama in Huntsville Department of Biological Sciences, and Wild Ones North Alabama invite you to the second annual North Alabama Native Plant Symposium. …

Just like most Americans have a first, middle, and last name, many ancient Romans also used three names, especially upper-class men. (Women typically had two names, and enslaved people were …

ORANGE BEACH – Four Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) Troopers have successfully completed the Agency’s Marine Patrol Boating School and are now prepared to serve and protect on Alabama’s waterways, …

FLORENCE-It’s just a few weeks until EASTER! Chloe’s Fund volunteer bakers have put their creative skills together and come up with assorted, delectable treats for CHLOE’S FUND HOPPY TAILS EASTER BAKE …

CHEROKEE —On Friday, federal, state, and local officials gathered at the former Barton Railcar Plant located in Barton at 1200 Haley Drive  to celebrate the official ribbon-cutting of Factory 4, …

FLORENCE-Applications for the 2026 Singing River Trail Launch Tank competition close this Sunday! Singing River Trail Launch Tank gives entrepreneurs and small business owners across North Alabama the opportunity to …

 HUNTSVILLE-The Land Trust of North Alabama, in partnership with local Eagle Scouts, Burritt on the Mountain, and Monte Sano State Park, will host a ceremonial stick cutting on Friday, April 3 …

MONTGOMERY-The results of CWD (chronic wasting disease) monitoring from the Alabama Department of Conservation and Natural Resources’ (ADCNR) Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) Division include nine whitetail deer that tested …

Americans have seen this cycle before: Gas prices surge, and family budgets feel it almost overnight. Instability tied to the Iran conflict has rattled global oil markets and sent gasoline …

FLORENCE-Join us for a night of poetry at Florence Art & Museums’ Open Mic Night, happening on Tuesday, March 31st, 6:30 pm at Southall House, 209 E. Tuscaloosa St., Florence. …

HUNTSVILLE-After a months-long investigation, the North Alabama Drug Task Force, assisted by the DEA and the Region F Alabama Drug Enforcement Task Force, dismantled a large-scale drug trafficking operation impacting …

TUSCUMBIA – The Colbert County Tourism Office is pleased to announce that two towns in Colbert County are participating in the state’s Saturday Morning Walking Tours. Sheffield and Tuscumbia will …

MONTGOMERY — As Spring Break travel ramps up across Alabama, the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) is urging motorists and students to make smart decisions before celebrations begin, emphasizing that …