Huntsville businesses see increase in traffic as state s mask mandate is set to expire
Doctors warn not to ease up on precautions.
Posted: Mar 9, 2021 9:37 PM
Updated: Mar 9, 2021 10:34 PM
Posted By: Megan Reyna
In exactly one month, Gov. Kay Ivey intends on lifting Alabama s mask mandate. However, doctors warn that is still too soon. I think we are having success in controlling the virus, but it s too early, Infectious Disease Specialist Dr. Ali Hassoun said.
The governor made it clear the mandate will expire Apr. 9. With the announcement, it seems as if more people are starting to feel more comfortable going out and about.
Top Huntsville arts/entertainment picks for the week
Updated Dec 16, 2020;
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NEW SOUTHERN ROCK
Them Dirty Roses are a young Southern rock band ready to ascend. The Nashville-via-Gadsden quartet’s been on the road for a string of socially distanced shows, at venues including iconic Austin, Texas spot Antone’s. Singer/guitarist James Ford’s swagger and swing stir songs like breakup anthem “Cocaine and Whiskey” and the swaying “Fix You.” Them Dirty Roses benefit from that mysterious something extra when siblings make music together. Ford’s brother, Frank Ford, is the band’s drummer Frank Ford. Guitarist Andrew Davis and bassist Ben Crain complete the circle. For TDR’s SideTracks gig, twangy Bowling Green, Kentucky band The Josephines opens the show. The Josephines’ 2017 album featured a guest appearance from mandolinist supreme Sam Bush.