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Decatur closes street for tree work

1+ mon, 3+ week ago   (92+ words) Jul. 21—The city has closed the section of Sherman Street Southeast between 10th Avenue and Somerville Road on Tuesday for tree work. The city regularly closes section of roads so a Parks and Recreati... Jul. 21—The city has closed the section…...

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Lane closure planned on Henry Road as city crews remove hazardous tree

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (272+ words) — A section of Henry Road in Anniston will see an eastbound lane closure Wednesday morning as city crews remove a dangerous tree, according to a city news release. — Eastbound drivers heading toward the bypass and Golden Springs will be detoured…...

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Flash flooding, storms expected in Alabama today. What to know

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (428+ words) Parts of Alabama could see flash flooding, severe thunderstorms and rising waterways Monday as another round of storms moves into the state. The National Weather Service in Birmingham warned that flash flooding risk is expected today and tonight as storms…...

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More rain? Threat for flash flooding continues Saturday in Alabama

2+ mon, 3+ week ago   (552+ words) There will continue to be a risk for more flash flooding in Alabama on Saturday with more rain on the way. The National Weather Service said the threat for flooding could shift and include more areas in central Alabama as…...