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District maps, teacher pay, baptisms: Down in Alabama

District maps, teacher pay, baptisms: Down in Alabama
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Best colleges, voter rolls, quiz results: Down in Alabama

Best colleges, voter rolls, quiz results: Down in Alabama
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Lurleen Wallace made history as governor | INSIDE THE STATEHOUSE

The Tuscaloosa County native defeated a field of nine opponents in 1966 to become Alabama s governor. She died of cancer after 18 months in office.

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City s 175th - More about the street names

Streets in Guntersville have been named for various reasons—family, business, military, government, or history. Although the list is far from comprehensive, the author has tried to identify reasons for the

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Governor Kelly recognizes three women for contributions to Kansas

Governor Laura Kelly recognized three women who have made significant contributions to Kansas.

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