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Fourth of July Travel Eased for Motorists with some Project Rollback

Fourth of July Travel Eased for Motorists with some Project Rollback

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

For those with plans to travel in the state for the Fourth of July weekend, the Michigan Department of Transportation is rolling back construction projects wherever possible starting at 3 p.m. Thursday until 6 a.m. Monday, July 7. Lane restrictions will be lifted on 61 percent of road and bridge projects statewide, according to a Michigan Department of Transportation news release. Drivers should also be aware that equipment and certain traffic …See the Story

New Report Projects Alarming Rise in Cancer Among Men

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New Report Projects Alarming Rise in Cancer Among Men

50% Right coverage: 6 sources

ABC News’ Dr. Darien Sutton explains a new study that projects an increase in cancer cases and deaths among men, with cancer deaths expected to nearly double worldwide by the year 2050.See the Story

Main Street Alabama Opens Annual Conference Registration - Lowndes Signal

Main Street Alabama Opens Annual Conference Registration - Lowndes Signal

100% Right coverage: 3 sources

Registration is now open for Main Street Alabama’s 2025 LAB Conference. All are invited to join fellow downtown and commercial district revitalization professionals in Jasper from August 20-22, 2025, for an engaging learning and networking experience that will inspire and equip attendees to make an even greater impact in their communities. This annual Main Street Alabama conference is a much-anticipated event, providing downtown revitalization …See the Story

Montgomery Zoo visits Luverne Library

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

By Nate Henderson Continuing its summer reading program, the Luverne Public Library collaborated with the Montgomery Zoo to help teach children about animals during a “Coloring Our World” event held Friday, June 27. Mikenzie Bryan, an education curator assistant with Montgomery Zoo, and zoo volunteer, Jacob Holton, brought a host of animals to the library for the event. Part of their group of animal ambassadors, these animals work to educate peo…Luverne · Luverne See the Story

Call to Me and I Will Answer - The Greenville Advocate

100% Right coverage: 2 sources

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Vibes Salon relocates, renovates, reopens

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

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Mercantile blessed during Fourth of July celebration

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Rutledge Mercantile received a blessing during the town’s Fourth of July celebration on Friday, July 4. The Reverend Dunford Cole, pastor of Rutledge and Campground, Methodist Church, performed the blessing and celebrated the town’s newest shop alongside Rutledge community members who had gathered for the annual Independence Day event. “What a great day for the town of Rutledge,” Cole said. The post Mercantile blessed during Fourth of July celeb…Luverne · Luverne Read Article

After the Fourth: Independence Day fireworks, festivities continue

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Independence Day celebrations continue tonight, tomorrow and next weekend.Independence Day See the Story

Community enjoys day of fun during Selmer Freedom Fest

Coverage: 2 sources

SELMER, Tenn. — One Independence Day festival brought the community out for a day filled with fun and excitement. We visited the Selmer Freedom Fest where residents are out celebrating Independence Day with live music, loads of food vendors and also a fireworks show. The day started with a parade beginning at the Selmer courthouse amd running all the way to the city park, where there were bounce houses and plenty of fun activities for the kids. …Independence Day · Selmer See the Story

‘Stars and Stripes’ a blast for ‘the Lu’

100% Right coverage: 1 sources

Residents from across Crenshaw County and surrounding areas turned out and braved the heat to enjoy the inaugural Stars and Stripes Over the Lu. With a petting zoo, inflatables, live music, food trucks and shopping, all ages found something to do in the area’s friendliest city. Organized by Lisa Michele Oliver and Mike Flint of Flint’s Smokehouse, the Fourth of July celebration also featured tents to meet political candidates and learn more abou…Luverne · Luverne Read Article

Ralston Residents Beat the Heat at Early Independence Day Celebration

34% Center coverage: 3 sources

Ralston neighbors kicked off their Fourth of July celebrations a day early, gathering at the Granary for pie, music, and community festivities despite the scorching July temperatures."Hopefully the sun goes down here pretty quick," said Nikki Coash, a lifelong Ralston resident.As temperatures climbed, attendees found creative ways to stay cool in the summer heat."The only way to stay cool at Bushwhackers is to grab a cold one," said Nick Johnson…Independence Day See the Story

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