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James Spann: Hot, dry weather continues across Alabama By James Spann MAY HEAT: On Sunday, many cities experienced 90 degrees for the first time this year, including Birmingham, Huntsville and Montgomery. The weather won’t change much today through Wednesday — mostly sunny, hot days and fair nights. Afternoon highs will be generally between 90 and 93 degrees; the average high for Birmingham on May 24 is 84. The upper high responsible for the hot, dry weather will break down a bit later in t...

LCUB said the outages could last for a few hours as crews work to repair the substation. Author: WBIR Staff Updated: 8:00 PM EDT May 22, 2021 KNOXVILLE, Tenn. — The Lenoir City Utilities Board said crews are working to fix a power outage affecting nearly 6,500 customers in the Cedar Bluff area of Knox County. According to LCUB, the Cedar Bluff Substation experienced an outage Saturday evening that impacted homes and businesses in West Knox County. Crews are wor...

Share this article NASHVILLE, Tenn., May 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Premium Schools ( https://www.premiumschools.org/), a primary source of information for quality degree programs, has released its list of  The Best Online Community College in Every State in the US. To produce the list, Premium Schools looked at all of the community colleges offering online degrees across the country and made their comparison based on certain criteria. "We looked at every community college in the nation that of...

The Centre Lions Club has announced its annual scholarship awards to graduating seniors from Cherokee County’s high schools.  This years winners are Tiffany Durham, Allison Mulligan and Lindsey Chambers of Sand Rock High School; and Olivia Oliphant, Makenzie Green and Ethan Laney of Cherokee County High School. (No applications were received from Gaylesville, Cedar Bluff and Spring Garden.)  The club has awarded the scholarships for more than 15 years, and this year increased the total amo...

Rick Cunningham: My 2011 tom turkey Hays Daily News My favorite types of hunting are turkey hunting and bowhunting deer. All firsts in our lives – our first kiss, our first job, our first car – are forever etched in our mind. My very first turkey was killed at Cedar Bluff in Page Creek in 1985. A friend had hunted turkeys for the first time the year before, and was willing to be my guide. It was a windy day, and after calling for a while, we decided to call it quits. As we walked out, a t...

Change comes to Saratoga Lakes shores Once camps dominated, now mansions abound. Some are worried FacebookTwitterEmail 54 1of54Buy PhotoAerial view of Saratoga Lake looking north toward Route 9P on Wednesday, April 28, 2021, in Saratoga, N.Y. (Will Waldron/Times Union)Will Waldron/Albany Times UnionShow MoreShow Less 2of54 Carol Mackay grew up on the lake in the 1930s, spending time with her grandparents who owned the White Sulphur Spring Hotel.Courtesy of Carol MackayShow MoreShow ...

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Kansas outdoor calendar: Hays Bass Anglers to host event on Wilson next weekend Josh Rouse, Topeka Capital-Journal © Graphic by Josh Rouse Kansas outdoor calendar To submit an item for the Outdoors calendar, contact The Topeka Capital-Journal by email at jrouse@cjonline.com. Events subject to change/cancellation. Please notify by email if your event has been rescheduled. View the complete calendar online. APRIL 17 — Topeka Ronald McDonald House Benefit Shoot, Ravenwood Lodg...

"Our Gay Street location will remain open until the nearby Cumberland Avenue renovation is complete, and our team will be available to answer customers’ questions one-on-one throughout the transition," the Regions spokesperson said.  Customers who rent a safe deposit box at the Gay Street location must visit the branch by July 9 with both keys to remove belongings. If not, Regions officials will transfer remaining contents to a Regions Bank in Birmingham.  In an effort to keep customers sa...

Shopper Blog: Restaurant self-starter touts MOOYAH Burger as best in town The Knoxville News-Sentinel 1 hr ago Knoxville News Sentinel © Caitlyn Jordan/News Sentinel Mooyah owner Josh Lovett in the the restaurant in Knoxville, Tenn., on Wednesday, April 7, 2021. BEARDEN John Shearer, Shopper News Many people go from working in the restaurant business to starting their own mom-and-pop or one-of-a-kind eateries, but for Josh Lovett, the road has been slightly reversed. He act...