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The Alabama Town So Affordable, You Can Live On Social Security Alone

Here’s a sentence you don’t hear very often: your Social Security check might actually be enough. Not enough to survive with careful rationing and a lot of crossed fingers. Enough to actually live, comfortably, in a real community with real amenities, real food, and real neighbors who know...

Russellville, AL · 5d

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The 10 Richest Cities in Alabama: Where the Money Lives!

One thing is certain: Alabama has more than its fair share of beautiful communities where people are doing exceptionally well.

Alabama · 11d

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9 Alabama Meat Markets Where Locals Fill Their Freezers Without Emptying Their Wallets

One butcher shop on this list makes its own hot dogs, bacon, and brats on site, with no preservatives. Another sells pig tails, chitlins, and tripe right beside the steaks. I love that kind of range. These aren’t fancy boutiques with tiny portions. They’re Alabama butcher counters built for people...

Alabama · 19h

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Auburn Inventory Climbs Sharply as Homes Spend More Time on the Market

Auburn buyers gained more options and more time to decide, with inventory up sharply and homes spending significantly longer on the market.

Auburn, AL · 1d

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You Could Spend Hours Wandering Through This Massive Fabric Warehouse In Alabama

There are stores you visit, and then there are stores you experience, and Wilson’s Fabric in Boaz, Alabama falls so firmly into the second category that the first category barely applies. Clearing your afternoon schedule before you go is not optional, it’s just good planning. Let’s be straightforward...

Boaz, AL · 5d

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Alabama Power’s parent company reports $2 billion profit as customers watch costs

As Alabama Power customers keep a close eye on household costs, the utility’s parent company, Southern Company, reported a sharp increase in third-quarter earnings. Southern Company reported net income of about $2.05 billion for the three months ending Sept. 30, up from $1.71 billion during the same quarter last year. Revenue rose 13% to $8.84 billion. prnewswire.com.

Alabama · 18h

Calhoun Journal

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Alabama Joins FTC and 19 States in Lawsuit Against Dollar General Over Alleged Pricing Discrepancies

MONTGOMERY, AL — Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall has joined the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) and 19 other states in filing a lawsuit against Dollar General Corporation, alleging the retailer repeatedly charged customers higher prices at checkout than those advertised on store shelves, price tags and promotional materials. The lawsuit alleges that the pricing discrepancies […] The post Alabama Joins FTC and 19 States in Lawsuit Against Dollar General Over Alleged Pricing Discrepancies appeared first on Calhoun Journal .

Alabama · 1d

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Alabama HBCU Founders Win Nearly $20,000 at 2026 HBCU Business Pitch Competition

The Alabama Collective and co-host Digitalundivided awarded $20,000 in cash prizes to HBCU student and alumni founders at the 2026 HBCU Business Pitch Competition, held Thursday, October 29, at Topgolf Birmingham as part of Magic City Classic week. Fifty-one founders representing 10 Alabama institutions competed in a booth-style format, delivering...

Birmingham, AL · 9h

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Natalie Fox, CEO of USA Health, was elected chair of the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences Board of Trustees

Natalie Fox, chief executive officer of USA Health, was elected chair of the Alabama School of Healthcare Sciences Board of Trustees on Oct. 22, succeeding Mike Warren as the statewide residential high school enters its next phase of growth. Fox brings experience in nursing, health care administration and medical education...

Alabama · 1d

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32 homes on the market now in Alabama

Are you looking for a new home across Alabama? We’ve got 32 new and coming soon listings for you to check out this weekend – you’re sure to find the perfect home for you. Enjoy!. For more info, contact Roxanne Hale at 205-352-7742 or email rhale@realtysouth.com. For...

Guntersville, AL · 23h

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Alabama ABC distribution issues affect local businesses

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (WIAT)— Alcohol distribution issues with the Alabama Alcoholic Beverage Control Board are creating challenges for some businesses across the state, leaving some struggling to keep products in stock while others say they’re having to put in extra effort to keep up with demand. Alabama is one of 17 alcohol control states, meaning restaurants, […]

Alabama · 12h

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NexPoint Materials Shutting Lowndes County Plastics Plant, Shifting Work to Indiana

NexPoint Materials plans to close its polycarbonate resin and compounding plant in Lowndes County, Alabama, near the end of the first quarter of 2027, shifting that production to its facility in Mount Vernon, Indiana. The move will see the company transfer its Lexan-brand polycarbonate materials production out of the state entirely, ending decades of manufacturing at the site.

Lowndes County, AL · 1d

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Alabama: Propelling Growth

From aerospace and advanced manufacturing to automotive and technology, companies continue to expand their operations across Alabama, bringing new investment and jobs throughout the region. In 2025, Alabama recorded a record $14.6 billion in capital investment from 234 new and expanding projects, highlighting the state’s continued momentum in attracting businesses and strengthening its workforce.

Alabama · 1d

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Lost Pizza Co. cuts ribbon on Troy location

Lost Pizza Co. cut the ribbon on its Troy store on Thursday as patrons lined up to order fresh baked pizza. During the hustle and bustle of opening day, the Pike County Chamber of Commerce and business partners Mike Cole, Scott Powell, Patrick Kirkland and Cain Conway cut the ribbon to celebrate the Troy location’s opening.

Troy, AL · 1d

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Bernard’s Honored as Alabama’s 2026 Gold Retailer of the Year

When Rusty Richardson accepted the Alabama Retail Association’s 2026 Gold Retailer of the Year award on November 5, he could have spent his time reflecting on decades of business success. Instead, he talked about the people. He thanked his wife, Elizabeth, who had nominated him for the award without...

Jasper, AL · 17h

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Jack’s Western and Outdoor Wear Founder Larry Allred named Bronze Alabama Retailer of the Year

GOOD HOPE, Ala. — For Larry Allred, the story of Jack’s Western and Outdoor Wear has always been about more than boots and western wear. It is a story of family, hard work and a community that helped shape his life. Fifty years after opening a small store connected to Jack’s Truck Stop and Café, Allred has grown the Good Hope business into a nearly 30,000-square-foot destination. In recognition of his success and the legacy he has built over five decades, Allred has been named the Bronze Alabama Retailer of the Year by the Alabama Retail Association. Allred’s connection to the business runs deep. As a boy, he spent long days working on his grandfather’s farm. In 2013, he purchased that same land, once owned by his great grandfather, and built the store that stands there today. As Allred puts it, “We are still working the land.” Family remains at the heart of the business. His daughters, Sara Allred Barnett and Kristin Allred Mazur, and son-in-law Les Barnett help keep Jack’s moving forward, while all four grandchildren pitch in, too. From boots and inventory to marketing and modeling outfits, everyone finds a way to contribute. Allred’s commitment to community is

Good Hope, AL · 1d

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PSC Asks Alabama Power to Drop Ad Costs From Bills

TL;DR: Alabama regulators voted 3-0 to ask Alabama Power to stop passing advertising costs to customers before a 2029 State restriction begins. The request depends on the company’s consent, and the amount customers could save remains unclear. Alabama’s Public Service Commission wants Alabama Power to stop charging customers for...

Alabama · 1d

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Alabama Power routinely bills ratepayers for its ads. State regulators want that stopped

This article originally appeared on Inside Climate News, a nonprofit, independent news organization that covers climate, energy and the environment. It is republished with permission. Sign up for their newsletter here. On a busy election day, the Alabama Public Service Commission requested that Alabama Power voluntarily stop billing customers, effective...

Alabama · 1d

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AL ratepayers feel energy costs as national groups claim midterm wins

CORRECTION: An earlier version of this story incorrectly stated that Alabama's utility regulators were not on this year's ballot. In fact, two seats on the Alabama Public Service Commission were up for election on November 3. Republicans Matt Gentry and Jim Zeigler won those races. The story has been updated to reflect this. (12:19 PM ET, November 6, 2026) Environmental groups said energy costs are among the concerns driving voters to the polls this week and they are claiming victories in state races nationwide. In Alabama, lawmakers this year passed the Power to the People Act to expand the Public Service Commission and freeze base retail rates through 2029. Supporters said it eases frustration over high bills but critics argued it was gutted. Pete Maysmith. president of the League of Conservation Voters, said energy issues helped Democrats' success in the midterms. "This was a wave, and what that means is that where we went on offense, deep into Trump territory, and where the margins were razor thin, that energy-bill voters who we targeted made the difference. And this movement played a really big role in making that happen," Maysmith asserted. The groups said they invested more than $125 million reaching

Alabama · 1d

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