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Residents near Oak Mountain fire express concerns as blaze spreads (opens the original)
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A lightning strike caused a fire at Oak Mountain in Pelham, Alabama, last week, and while it was initially contained, the fire crossed containment lines and continues to burn. Residents near Oak Mountain say they have received conflicting information about the fire's origins. "We've heard it's a small brush fire that the fire marshal was monitoring. Then I think my husband's cousin was told that it was a contained fire. And then we've heard it was due to a lightning strike. So, and it doesn't ma
Glen "Mo" Spence's remains found, bringing closure to Shelby County community (opens the original)
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The remains of Glen Spence, known to friends and family as Mo, have been found, according to the Shelby County coroner, bringing closure to his loved ones and the community that rallied together during the search. Mo’s brother said the discovery provides some closure but added that it does not ease the pain of knowing his brother is no longer home safe. "He's brought so many people together just throughout this whole process," said Trish Garmon, a search volunteer. "There was a girl that said in
Fiesta Birmingham brings community together to celebrate Hispanic culture (opens the original)
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Fiesta Birmingham, a long-standing celebration of Hispanic culture, brought the community together with live music, food, arts, crafts, and wrestling, while also supporting local students through scholarships. "Fiesta is for everyone. So whether you're Hispanic background or not enjoying all the different elements of the Birmingham community and surrounding areas, you know, it takes everyone for a community. So whether you're Hispanic or you're non-Hispanic, come out and have a great time. Appre
Birmingham pickleball event opens the game to deaf players (opens the original)
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Pickleball Kingdom in Birmingham hosted a special event during National Deaf Awareness Month to connect the deaf community with the sport, featuring interpreters and inclusive coaching to bridge communication gaps. The idea for the event came from a conversation between Liz Spiller, a deaf interpreter, and her friend. "My friend and I were having lunch, and I said, 'You should come play pickleball.' She said, 'I've always wanted to try, but I don't know how, and there aren't coaches.' That gave
Alabama residents raise concerns over AI data centers in rural communities (opens the original)
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Representatives of the AI Data Center Revolt Tour visited Alabama to highlight the impact of data centers on rural communities and encourage residents to share their stories and make their voices heard. "Rural America is under attack by big tech. They want us. They want our land. They they don't care about us," said Kathy Latham, Texas state director of Humans First. Organizers said they hope the event raises awareness about the level of control communities have over this technology and its down
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