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- Aug 6, 2026
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Heroes Lane off Hwy-69 Closes (opens the original)
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Though it was never on the record as an official road for the City of Arab, Heroes Lane, an industrial cut-through near Huleco Rd, was shut down permanently beginning August 1 with traffic rerouted to the newly constructed Commerce Lane. "The city a couple of years ago received a grant for a new industrial access road because Frogg Toggs was expanding and moving," Arab Director of Economic Development Melissa Cook said. "So , we could tie a grant application to jobs, and we did. The caveat was t
Parks and Rec Hosts Annual Tomato Sandwich Day (opens the original)
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It was a hot day at the Arab Farmer's Market last Friday as the Parks and Recreation Department held its fifth annual Tomato Sandwich Day, serving fresh tomato sandwiches to visitors as they checked out the vendors. "The sandwiches are just a good old fashioned tomato sandwich," Parks and Rec Market Coordinator Brittany Horton said. "Most people want their sandwich with mayo on both sides and salt and pepper. I feel like we always have a great turnout but today I feel like in just the first hour
Arab's Spencer Durham Promoted to AU Professor (opens the original)
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Arab High School Class of 2001 graduate and current Auburn University faculty member Dr. Spencer Durham was awarded promotion to clinical professor on July 2, set to begin at his new rank on August 1. Durham graduated from Auburn's Harrison School of Pharmacy in 2007 and became a faculty member in 2013 as an assistant clinical professor. Durham moved back to Arab in 2023, and now works at both Auburn University and UAB-Huntsville's Heersink School of Medicine, where Auburn Pharmacy students unde
County Board Elects to Close Alternative School (opens the original)
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The Marshall County Board of Education held a scheduled meeting on June 25, where it was decided that the Punitive Alternative School Program, located on Drive-In Road in Guntersville, would be closed ahead of the upcoming school year. Marshall County Superintendent Dr. Cindy Wigley cited that the closure was the result of a general decrease in disciplinary incidents requiring the program, which was seeing attendance of fewer than five students a day for 80 percent of the school year, and no st
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