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When describing the category of his writings, Myrick said there’s no place it can exist. It’s a mix of thriller, suspense, military action, Christian, time travel and science fiction all packed into one book. Read more
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The Litter Gitter is an in-stream litter collection device developed by Osprey Initiative. It traps litter in a cage-like device without disturbing the stream’s marine wildlife. Read more
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Rhodes said her mission is not one kind of yoga, but to help people find a practice that feels comfortable for them. Abundance Yoga classes will offer a little bit of everything. Read more
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AmWaste was the lowest bidder on all options for different levels and kinds of service for trash and recycling pickup, and the company has a good reputation for customer service, City Manager Jeff Downes said. Read more
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His clinic uses a model that’s different from most other primary care services. Patients pay a monthly fee, just like a gym membership, and insurance is left out of the picture. Read more
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People will be able to attend a host of panel discussions and talks online through the Google Meet video-communication service, which is free and requires no account, login or username. Read more
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Her purpose in writing these books is to empower girls through faith and to empower moms to help their daughters. Read more
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At the pickup window, Ryan will sell her nutrient-dense salads, grain bowls, superfood snacks, breakfast bites, coffee and other drinks in a grab-and-go setting. Read more
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Once he boarded up his windows, he decided to cover up the “ugly plywood” with a mural in support of the Black Lives Matter movement. Read more
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Catherine Poellnitz and Cole Tenner participated in The Longest Day to help raise critical funds and awareness to advance Alzheimer’s Association care, support and research programs. Read more
Inabinet comes from Cherokee Bend Elementary in Mountain Brook, where she has served for the past two years as an assistant principal. Read more
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Not even a once-in-a-century pandemic can slowdown one of Alabama’s largest farmer’s markets. Read more
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Face coverings will be required in Jefferson County in most public indoor settings and some outdoor settings, starting at 5 p.m., Monday, June 29. Read more
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The AEA believes any reopening plan has to not only ensure the health and safety of all students and educators, but also prioritize long-term strategies for student learning and educational equity. Read more
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Mackey said schools will be opening in the fall, but online learning remains an option for those who choose it. Local boards of education will work under the recommendations of their superintendent. Read more
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The ministry is uniquely focused on preventing addiction. By taking principles from the world of recovery, Ward teaches them to people early in the addiction cycle. Read more
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The couple is heavily involved at their church, St. Elias Maronite Church, have helped run community events, and been involved in community boards, city leadership and other organizations. Read more
