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We know the old saying, “April showers bring May flowers,” and we know that spring rains are necessary for our ecosystem. But we just experienced the wettest April on record.

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The lawmakers contend lack of the reports will increase producers’ risks and create greater uncertainty.

Five people were injured in a silo collapse at the Oak Grove Power Plant in Robertson County on Monday afternoon. The cause of the collapse has yet to be determined.

Understanding how foods benefit one’s body for health is an important lesson to grasp. The United State Department of Agriculture encourages individuals to eat a variety of foods in their

The golden rule of wildflower etiquette is the three words kids don’t want to hear: “Look, don’t touch.”

The drier start to spring has allowed row crop planting progress to accelerate ahead of schedule that we saw again in this week’s Monday update.

TUSCUMBIA — The inaugural Shoals Cottagecore Festival is 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. Saturday and will be held downtown.

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The following names and charges were reported by the Butts County Sheriff’s Office, Jackson Police Department, Georgia Department of Natural Resources, and Georgia State Patrol. They appeared in the Butts