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Korean economic development advisors visit Alabama, tour key sites

MONTGOMERY, Alabama – Representatives for Alabama’s economic development interests in the Republic of Korea visited the state earlier this month as they launch their new assignment. Sean Blakeley and Carol Yelim Choo are leading Alabama’s new foreign business development office in Seoul. The Alabama Department of...
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Walk for Peace monks traveling through Montgomery: See their itinerary

The group of monks on a pilgrimage from Fort Worth, Texas to Washington, D.C. have reached Alabama’s capital city and have a whole day of events ahead of them. Here’s everything you need to know. About the Walk for Peace. The Sangha (a.k.a. the Buddhist community of monks)...
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Hospital sues BCBS of Alabama over reimbursement amid bankruptcy

Montgomery, Ala.-based Jackson Hospital filed a lawsuit against Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Alabama over its reimbursement rates, according to a Dec. 18 complaint in the U.S. Bankruptcy Court for the Middle District of Alabama. Jackson Hospital is in the middle of its own bankruptcy proceedings. In the lawsuit,...
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The Charming Town In Alabama Where Retirees Can Live Comfortably On $1,200 A Month

Imagine a place where your monthly Social Security check isn’t just surviving money, but actually provides for a life worth living. Wetumpka, Alabama is that rare financial unicorn in today’s economy. Perched along the picturesque Coosa River just 15 miles northeast of Montgomery, this small-town gem offers what...
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Community raises safety concerns after deadly Montgomery apartment fire

New questions are emerging after a deadly apartment fire at Woodley Terrace Apartments, where an eight-year-old boy lost his life and two others remain hospitalized in critical condition.
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Alabama’s downtowns enjoy a revival as Main Street program sparks transformation

As Holiday Crowds Return, Alabama’s Main Street Cities See a Different Kind of Downtown Revival. Holiday shopping crowds are filling Alabama’s downtowns once again — but in many communities, this year feels different. Storefronts are brighter. Foot traffic is heavier. Vacant buildings have new life. And for cities...
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Paris is very loving and dreams of a family to call her own for...

Paris is a female Lab mix, almost seven-months-old, only about 40 lbs so not getting a lot bigger. She was brought to us as a stray and has grown up in our Shelter. Paris is a tad shy at first but very loving and sweet and dreams of a family to call her own for Christmas. She is great with other dogs and cats, loves...
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Gov. Ivey Spotlights Moseley Family as Face of Alabama’s CHOOSE Act

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey on Tuesday introduced the Moseley family as a real-life example of how the state’s CHOOSE Act education savings account program is intended to work, placing a personal face on one of the most debated education initiatives in recent years. During public remarks, Ivey described the...
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ADAI grants permit for reindeer entry in state

State Veterinarian Dr. Tony Frazier of Brewton and Alabama's Commissioner of Agriculture and Industry (ADAI) Rick Pate have received an entry permit request from the North Pole for a team of nine reindeer. Before granting approval, ADAI carefully examined and confirmed that the magical reindeer pose no risk of...
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State representatives prefile bill requiring screentime limits for children

MONTGOMERY, Ala. — Alabama legislators have prefiled a bill that would dramatically restrict screen time for children. House Bill 78, or "The Healthy Early Development and Screen Time Act," would prohibit screen use entirely for children under two years old in licensed childcare facilities, pre-kindergarten and...

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