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Tinges of reds, yellows, oranges and golds have begun dotting the leaves of maple, sassafras, oak, poplar, beech and sweetgum trees in north Alabama.
Governor Kay Ivey recently awarded $2 million in grants to the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA). The Department said that it will be dispensing the new funds to various areas of the state to help build, restore, or improve trails at several locations throughout Alabama. The new funding was made possible by the Federal Highway Administration’s Recreational Trails Program.
Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs announced Thursday that Gov. Kay Ivey awarded it $2 million for recreational trail improvements.
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The palette of fall foliage at Oak Mountain State Park ranges from deep greens to warm reds to bright yellows. With the recent installation of color corrective lenses by EnChroma