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What’s 330 miles long, 190 miles wide and packed from top to bottom with amazing things to do for residents and tourists alike?
We’re leading you on a trail across the state with nine of Alabama s must-see attractions. They re all open and, in one way or another, they welcome you and have plans in place to protect tourists as the COVID-19 pandemic continues:
Huntsville: U.S. Space & Rocket Center
Currently celebrating the 60th anniversary of America’s first manned space flight, the U.S. Space and Rocket Museum is both a museum and a space camp program. It takes kids and adults on a journey into the science and fun of the universe. While some of the exhibits and attractions are still off limits due to social distancing concerns for the pandemic, this is a place where the whole family can get astronaut training, try virtual reality and even experience space situations under water. Plus, the spacecraft exhibits are amazing.
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The City of Orange Beach and Gulf State Park entered into a historic 20-year agreement to provide guests and residents with a better beach going experience. The partnership will increase the efficiency of maintenance and service activities for selection locations within the park, including four beach access areas, 14 miles of trails and various park access points.
Highlights from the partnership include continued maintenance at the Romar Beach, Cotton Bayou, Alabama Point and Shell Beach access areas and associated restrooms. Beach grooming and sand raking will continue at those beaches as well. The agreement also ensures the presence of lifeguards at the beach during peak seasons and other high-demand times through the year.
Alabama Photos of the Year 2020
Updated Dec 30, 2020;
Posted Dec 30, 2020
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You might think photos could hardly do 2020 justice, but Alabama photographers preserved an unforgettable year in stunning fashion.
Marred by a deadly pandemic that has killed nearly 4,400 people in our state, this year saw too few glimpses of what we might remember as normal life. COVID-19
is 2020. At least that’s how most of us see it. It’s impacted literally every person on the planet, let alone Alabama. And it touched nearly every major story and image we captured.
The pandemic compounded with the death of George Floyd that sparked nationwide protests and rallies for social justice during the summer gave us images we’ll never forget, even if we wish we could. In spite of it, life went on. Sports, graduations, restaurants, churches, elections and other aspects of our daily lives attempted to carry on. Its own disaster, the virus could not stop hurricanes and tornadoes that
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