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In 1984 Steve Trash was a recent college graduate from the University of North Alabama trying to make it as a street performer and busker in New York ...
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Barry Moore is a dyed-in-the-wool Franklin County native. He and his wife Deedra, a retired Russellville High School business teacher who now works fo...
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Jeffery Dick, a 2006 graduate of Red Bay High School and owner of The Little Stitch in downtown Red Bay, discovered his lifelong passion for sewing at...
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This year’s Russellville High School varsity cheerleaders are (front from left) Co-Captain Destiny Hatton, Captain Kaydee Don Holland , (s econd row f...
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Jam on Sloss Lake promises fun for the whole family in July, with inflatables, a car show, festival foods, live music and fireworks.
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It is almost that time of the year when clubs restart their activities, following a summer break. One of the first activities is membership recruitm...
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The Alabama Humanities Foundation was founded in 1974 as a vehicle for awarding grants to grassroots organizations in Alabama. As an affiliate of the ...
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In honor of the return of high school football, Phil Campbell Elementary students enjoy Spirit Day Friday at PCES. For 50 cents or $1, students were a...
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In 1901 the 56 th U.S. Congress granted GFWC a federal charter, which stipulated it maintain its headquarters in Washington, D.C. GFWC maintained ...
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Music-lovers traveled from all areas of the Shoals to Russellville July 25 to celebrate the W.C. Handy Festival with an Evening at the Roxy featuring ...
