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American chestnut could make a comeback thanks to Alabama research

Huntsville’s HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology is teaming up with The American Chestnut Foundation to demonstrats that chestnut breeding–guided by genetic information–can dramatically accelerate restoration efforts of the American Chestnut, while preserving the traits that made the tree an essential part of...
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Tuberville Candidly Discusses Hot Topics In Radio Interview

Tuberville said he had checked all the boxes to run for Governor of Alabama.
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Severe weather threat has a silver lining

DOTHAN, Ala. (WTVY) -After a nice day on Saturday, a significant weather system will bring much-needed rain to southeast Alabama and adjacent area Sunday, but it comes with a threat of severe weather including damaging wind gusts and the possibility of tornadoes. The National Weather Service predicts a slight risk...
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Why Carrying A Cone In Your Back Pocket In Alabama Can Get You Ticketed

Could an ice cream cone in your back pocket really get you in trouble? That’s the story everyone tells about Alabama, and it’s the kind of legend that sticks because it’s absurd, visual, and just believable enough. Picture a scoop poking out of someone’s jeans while they...
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Utility reform legislation gets endorsement from Tuberville

Legislation that would eliminate elections for the Alabama Public Service Commission and protect Alabamians from rising utility costs has gained an endorsement from Sen. Tommy Tuberville, the front runner to serve as Alabama’s next governor. The 2026 Utility Reform Package also includes protections ensuring...
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Voters may soon be able to decide on lottery in Alabama

A push for a state lottery is gaining traction at the Alabama State House. Rep. Phillip Ensler is advocating for a lottery-only proposal, aiming to put the decision in the hands of voters. Ensler emphasized the simplicity of the proposal, noting Alabama residents haven't had the chance to vote on...
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Alabama physician practice to close after 32 years

Enterprise (Ala.) Women’s Center will close March 31 after 32 years in operation due to staffing shortages, WTVY reported Feb. 12. The practice currently operates with one OB-GYN and one nurse practitioner. Following the closure, Bradley Heim, MD, will join Dothan OB-GYN at Southeast Health Medical Center. James...
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Consumers And Restaurants Can Buy Direct From Local Farmers

Sweet Grown Alabama is a non-profit foundation that enhances marketing opportunities for Alabama farmers by connecting retailers and consumers to Alabama grown foods and other agricultural products. Their searchable database allows consumers to easily connect with local farmers in their area and find specific Alabama...
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Flash Flood Risk for Southeastern U.S. on Sunday, Feb. 15th: Carolinas-Florida Under Threat

Country Herald is Local News, Independent Pulse. Covering breaking local news, sports, lifestyle and events. Savannah, GA – A flash flood risk is forecasted for the Southeastern United States on Sunday, February 15th, as a powerful storm system moves eastward, bringing heavy rainfall and the potential for...
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Alabama residents lose $7.5M to romance scams

In Alabama last year, 261 romance scams were officially reported, with victims losing a combined $7.5 million.

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