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Winter Storm Severity Index Shows Dangerous Travel Conditions Across Georgia, Alabama, and the Southern...

GEORGIA, ALABAMA — A strengthening winter storm is expected to create increasingly dangerous travel conditions across parts of Georgia, eastern Alabama, and the southern Appalachian region, as snowfall combines with strong wind gusts to reduce visibility and make roads slick to impassable in some areas. According to...
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Snow falling on parts of Alabama on Saturday; very cold statewide

Snow was falling on parts of Alabama on Saturday, and very cold conditions are expected both today and especially tonight for the entire state. The National Weather Service has issued -- and now expanded -- a winter weather advisory in effect for northeast Alabama, which could get up to an inch of snow through midday...
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The Secular Reasons To Go To Church In Alabama

Imagine a place where singles can mingle, and couples find support—no drinks needed. That's the surprising role churches play in our community.
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Thousands without power in Alabama

ALABAMA — Thousands of customers across Alabama are without electricity Saturday afternoon as power outages were reported in multiple counties across the state, according to the latest outage tracking data. As of Saturday afternoon, 3,463 homes and businesses are without power in Alabama. That represents about 0.13%...
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4-year-old found walking alone on AL dirt road in freezing weather

PRATTVILLE − A four-year-old boy was found walking along an Autauga County dirt road in frigid conditions Saturday morning, police say. A passerby saw the boy, dressed in pajamas and socks, walking along a road in the Marbury area on Jan. 31 and called authorities, said Sheriff Mark Harrell. It is believed the child...
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New Episcopal bishop of Alabama elected

The Episcopalians of Alabama now know who their next bishop will be. The Rev. Richard T. Lawson III, dean of Saint John’s Cathedral in Denver, has been elected as the next bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Alabama. Lawson was elected during a special convention held Saturday at Cathedral Church of the Advent in...
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This Mexican restaurant was named as ‘absolute best’ in Alabama: Do you agree?

Birmingham people who love Mexican food need no prompting to visit El Barrio, a welcoming restaurant that serves bold and imaginative food. The grilled chorizo meatloaf tends to speak for itself, along with dishes such as Masa roasted trout, roasted chile relleno, chicken mole and carne asada. But if new...
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8 Alabama Biscuits That Keep Folks On A First-Name Basis

Alabama has a way of turning simple things into something personal, and biscuits are the best proof of it. One bite in, and suddenly nobody’s calling you “ma’am” anymore. They’re calling you by your name, like it’s always been that way. These are biscuits with presence,...
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$100 million Montgomery cargo terminal on track for early 2027 opening

A key component in the future of Alabama’s trade landscape continues to take shape in Montgomery. Alabama Port Authority officials say the $100 million, 272-acre Intermodal Container Transfer Facility (ICTF) is still on track for an opening early next year. The terminal will move cargo carriers from railcars to...
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Obamacare enrollment drops in Alabama: ‘this harm was entirely preventable’

Just over 22,000 Alabamians no longer have health insurance through the Affordable Care Act marketplace this year, according to new data from the federal government. “We’ve heard many heartbreaking stories of Alabamians who saw their health insurance costs soar to an amount they simply can’t afford after losing their...

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