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Today's Alabama Live is all about helping you prepare for the Summer! A representative with the Alabama Marine Police will talk about safety on Lake Martin. And speaking of Lake Martin, Tammy JacksonMore >>
Today's Alabama Live is all about helping you prepare for the Summer! A representative with the Alabama Marine Police will talk about safety on Lake Martin. And speaking of Lake Martin, Tammy JacksonMore >>
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A bill to honor Civil Air Patrol's World War II veterans with a Congressional Gold Medal passed the U.S. Senate Monday night under unanimous consent after gaining the necessary co-sponsors needed for consideration. TheMore >>
A bill to honor Civil Air Patrol's World War II veterans with a Congressional Gold Medal passed the U.S. Senate Monday night under unanimous consent after gaining the necessary co-sponsors needed for consideration.More >>
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During the dry spells of recent years, many Alabamians became familiar with the yellow and red warning indicators of the weekly U.S. Drought Monitor map printed in newspapers and shown on TV weather reports.More >>
Alabama Drought Management Plan outlines for the first time state government's role in preparing the weekly snapshots of current drought conditions, and it specifies steps to be taken in response to potential drought conditions. More >>
Police say a woman accused of fabricated a story about being attacked to get her ex-boyfriend's attention has been charged with filing a false police report.More >>
Police say a woman accused of fabricating a story about being attacked to get her ex-boyfriend's attention has been charged with filing a false police report.More >>
MONTGOMERY, AL -
It's another sign of progress for Auburn Montgomery's new residence hall. Students received the chance to shape how the inside of Warhawk Hall will look once it opens next Fall.
"This is really the first day we rolled this out for our students," said Daryl Morris, Director of Residential Housing. "This is what we call the programming part of the building."
Students were able to select furniture styles and carpet and paneling designs. They welcomed the chance to have a say in the process.
"I actually think that's one of the high points," said Karlen McCree, a Senior. "If you really didn't hear what the students want, and then they just upped and pick something, they'll come in and may not want to stay. I don't like this carpet, I'm out."
Warhawk Hall will house 293 beds when it opens. The new building is five stories tall, and will reach 140,000 sq. ft. University officials hope to give students a peek inside the building in the Spring.
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