Florala
Florala, AL · Municipal
The Montgomery Advertiser
Culver's restaurant announces new Millbrook location
MILLBROOK − The sprawling 17 Springs sports complex in Millbrook continues to attract new business to the city. Culver’s is coming to the Marketplace at 17 Springs, the city announced. “We’re incredibly excited to bring Culver’s to the Millbrook community,” said Sean Henderson, Culver’s operator. “From the beginning, we’ve felt that the 17 Springs area is a special place with tremendous growth and an even stronger sense of community. We look forward to creating great jobs, building lasting relationships, and becoming a restaurant that local families are proud to call their Culver’s. We can’t wait to open our doors and begin serving Millbrook and the surrounding communities.” Culver’s is American fast-casual restaurant chain founded in 1984 in Sauk City, Wisconsin. There are more than 1,000 restaurants in 26 states. The eatery is known for its “ButterBurgers” using fresh ground beef on buttered buns frozen custard and Wisconsin cheese curds. The menu also offers salads and fried fish. “We are excited to welcome Culver’s to Millbrook and the Marketplace,” said Mayor Al Kelley. “Their decision to invest in our community is another vote of confidence in Millbrook’s continued growth and the opportunities developing around 17 Springs. Culver’s will bring new jobs,
montgomerybotanicalgardens.com
Volunteers from Maxwell Air Force Base come to the rescue for MBG
Four productive volunteers from Maxwell Air Force Base were welcome sights for the six Master Gardener volunteers who arrived on Saturday, October 24, 2026, at 8 am, at the MBG Greenhouse. The daunting tasks before them were to install the new Shade Cloth over the greenhouse and to lay the new Landscape Cloth on the floor of the greenhouse. Both activities required significant coordination and organizing of each person’s role in the work.
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allamericanatlas.com
5 Best Restaurants in Montgomery, Alabama You Need to Try Before Everyone Else Finds Them
Montgomery, Alabama — a city where the river bends like a lazy arm, where magnolia trees shade porches and the air is thick with stories, where the past and present mingle in the laughter of children and the quiet pride of elders. Here, red brick and white columns stand beside murals blooming with new hope, and every street corner hums with the rhythm of gospel, jazz, and the sizzle of something soulful in the kitchen. This is a city stitched together by generations — Black, white, and every shade between — by newcomers drawn by the promise of possibility, by old-timers who remember when the world was slower, by families who gather at tables that feel like home.
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birminghamtimes.com
Gerald Brooks Jr. Built a Black-Owned Law Firm on One Idea: Serve the Client
Attorney Gerald Clark Brooks Jr. views himself as a public servant. “I think many in the public view the legal profession as this grand thing,” he said. “We’re servants. We are there to serve our clients in their time of need. It’s not about me, the attorney; it’s not about how great I am. It’s not about my great experience or what results I get. It’s about being there for my client in their time of need.”
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Alabama voters to decide on four proposed constitutional amendments on Election Day
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2 Lost Alabama Neighborhoods That Disappeared From the Map
The disappearance of a neighborhood is not always followed by an empty field. A highway can cover its route, and a redevelopment project can replace its homes so thoroughly that an ordinary drive reveals very little of the earlier place. These two Alabama residential areas can be traced through unusually...