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Postal Service hits home run with stamp depicting baseball legend Hank Aaron

Austen Shipley - August 1, 2024

ATLANTA -- The U.S. Postal Service is paying homage to baseball legend Hank Aaron in the form of a new stamp featuring the late...

Officials show off Garden City improvements funded by Tyson Farms settlement

Josh Bean - July 25, 2024

GARDEN CITY – Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall cut a ceremonial ribbon Wednesday, making something good come out of an environmental tragedy. The event celebrated...

North Alabama agencies receive aid for weatherization programs

Bud McLaughlin - July 25, 2024

MONTGOMERY – Low-income residents in North Alabama will be able to cope with extreme hot and cold weather thanks to grants to help lower...

Elkmont cuts the ribbon to ‘new era for community’

Bud McLaughlin - July 24, 2024

ELKMONT – They say you can't beat city hall. So, the folks of Elkmont went a step further - they built city hall. Well, actually, they...

Madison first in state to exempt hearing aids from sales and use tax

Bud McLaughlin - July 23, 2024

MADISON -- Following the lead of a state law earmarked for hearing aids, Madison became the first city in the state to remove a...

Fort Payne receives $1M grant to develop industrial site

Bud McLaughlin - July 23, 2024

MONTGOMERY -- Fort Payne is in line for more than $1 million from the state to help economic development. According to Gov. Kay Ivey, Fort...

Haleyville, Russellville airports awarded grants for improvements

Bud McLaughlin - July 23, 2024

MONTGOMERY -- A pair of north Alabama airports are among three in the state to receive improvement grants from the Alabama Department of Transportation. ALDOT...

Area reps hope to land business at Farnsborough International Airshow

Bud McLaughlin - July 22, 2024

LONDON -- By jove! The delegation from north Alabama has arrived in jolly ol' England to renew old acquaintances and create other relationships at the...

Biden ‘stands down,’ throws support to Harris

Bud McLaughlin - July 21, 2024

WILMINGTON, Del. -- In a brief letter saying "in the best interest of my party and the country," President Joe Biden today said he...

Madison County receives grant for recreational trail

Bud McLaughlin - July 19, 2024

MONTGOMERY — An abandoned railroad bed will soon become a link in a "rails to trails" recreation opportunity in Madison County. The county commission has...

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