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Mobile, Alabama, Showcases Rich History and Culinary Scene as a Travel Destination

Mobile, Alabama, Showcases Rich History and Culinary Scene as a Travel Destination

Mobile, Alabama, Showcases Rich History and Culinary Scene as a Travel Destination
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SS United States to be Sunk as World's Largest Artificial Reef Off Florida Coast

SS United States to be Sunk as World's Largest Artificial Reef Off Florida Coast

The historic ocean liner SS United States is scheduled to be intentionally sunk this Thursday off the coast of Destin, Florida, to create the world's largest artificial reef. Alex Fogg, the natural resources chief for Okaloosa County, Florida, confirmed the plan, highlighting the ship's immense size and storied past. Built in the early 1950s, the SS United States served as a transatlantic passenger vessel and was designed for potential use as a troop carrier. After being retired in the late 1960s, it sat for decades in Philadelphia before being towed to Mobile, Alabama, for remediation. The decision to sink the ship comes after a lack of viable plans or funding to restore it as a museum or for other purposes. Okaloosa County views this as a way to 'save' the ship by giving it a new life that benefits both tourism and the marine environment.
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New Study Reveals Sonic Feeders Boost Pacific White Shrimp Production in Alabama

New Study Reveals Sonic Feeders Boost Pacific White Shrimp Production in Alabama

New Study Reveals Sonic Feeders Boost Pacific White Shrimp Production in Alabama
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CFP rankings show today: Where to watch, time, TV channel for second top 25 reveal

CFP rankings show today: Where to watch, time, TV channel for second top 25 reveal

When do the second CFP rankings come out? Here's what to know about Tuesday's top 25 reveal, including a look at the full CFP rankings release schedule.
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Winter Weather Prep Tips For Cullman County Residents

Winter Weather Prep Tips For Cullman County Residents

As winter approaches, residents in Cullman County, Alabama, are advised to prepare for freezing temperatures, icy roads, and potential winter storms. According to The Cullman Tribune, common concerns include frozen pipes, power outages, and hazardous driving conditions. Homeowners should insulate exposed plumbing, check weather stripping, and ensure heating systems are functional. Emergency supply kits with essentials like water, food, flashlights, and medications are recommended to sustain households during outages. Vehicle maintenance and safety kits are also crucial for winter travel. Residents are encouraged to monitor weather forecasts and check on vulnerable neighbors. Source time: Sun, 08 Nov 2026 17:32:58 GMT.
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ALDOT Awards Contract for SR-77 Bridge Replacement in Etowah County, Alabama

ALDOT Awards Contract for SR-77 Bridge Replacement in Etowah County, Alabama

The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) has awarded a contract for the replacement of the northbound SR-77 bridge over the Coosa River in Etowah County to Scott Bridge Company. This project, known as the 'Little Bridge' or Gilbert's Ferry Bridge, connects Southside and Rainbow City and has been a long-standing regional need due to traffic congestion and safety concerns. Governor Kay Ivey announced the contract award, highlighting that the 87-year-old truss bridge, originally constructed in 1939, will be replaced with a modern two-lane bridge. The new bridge will be 36 feet wide and 910 feet long, significantly wider and longer than the existing structure. The project is funded through a combination of state and federal funds, including a $3 million appropriation secured by U.S. senators Tommy Tuberville and Katie Britt, and Congressman Mike Rogers. Construction is anticipated to begin in early 2027 and conclude by the end of 2029.
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Don't count LSU football out of the College Football Playoff race

Don't count LSU football out of the College Football Playoff race

LSU football is still in the College Football Playoff race. Here's why Lane Kiffin and the Tigers can make it with a 9-3 record.
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Tornado Risks Peak in Alabama's Dixie Alley

Tornado Risks Peak in Alabama's Dixie Alley

Alabama, part of the region known as Dixie Alley, experiences a unique tornado climatology with two distinct peak seasons. The primary season occurs in April and May, while a secondary season emerges in late autumn. A significant number of these tornado events happen at night, increasing the potential for danger. Additionally, straight-line winds are a recurring hazard, peaking during late winter and spring squall lines, as well as during microbursts in June and July. These weather patterns are influenced by the region's geography, including the Piedmont uplands, where mechanically weak saprolite soil can exacerbate uprooting during wind events. This combination of factors makes North Alabama particularly vulnerable to severe weather events throughout the year.
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Truist Financial Appoints Stephen Kersey as Regional President for Alabama

Truist Financial Appoints Stephen Kersey as Regional President for Alabama

Truist Financial Appoints Stephen Kersey as Regional President for Alabama
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Social media reacts to LSU football loss against Alabama

Social media reacts to LSU football loss against Alabama

LSU football fell to Alabama on Saturday. Here's how the college football world reacted to Lane Kiffin falling short.
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Truist Appoints Stephen Kersey as Alabama Regional President to Bolster Commercial Banking

Truist Appoints Stephen Kersey as Alabama Regional President to Bolster Commercial Banking

Truist Appoints Stephen Kersey as Alabama Regional President to Bolster Commercial Banking
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Alabama Braces for Arctic Blast and Freezing Temperatures

Alabama Braces for Arctic Blast and Freezing Temperatures

Alabama is set to experience its first major Arctic air blast of the season, with temperatures dropping 10 to 15 degrees below normal by Friday, November 13, and continuing through the weekend. After a mild start to the week, a strong cold front will bring breezy conditions and spotty rain showers on Thursday, followed by a sharp temperature drop. By Friday, highs will only reach the lower 50s°F (10°C), with wind chills in the 30s°F (around 0°C) by late afternoon. A damaging freeze is possible in northern and central Alabama on Sunday morning, November 15, with lows in the 20s°F (-6°C to -1°C).