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Sip, smoke, relax: 23 Court Cigar Bar pairs premium cigars with top-shelf whiskey in a relaxed, upscale room that feels like a grown-up timeout.
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Health experts have warned that kratom products can be dangerous and are urging people to avoid these products.
Full story at fox10tv.com ↗
The Montgomery City Council has approved a new guidelines that clarify the requirements needed to serve on the council.
Full story at wsfa.com ↗
Perennial Restaurant in Montgomery, Alabama, has been named to The New York Times Restaurant List 2026, a list that recognises 50 "standout" eateries across the U.S.
Full story at blackbeltnewsnetwork.com ↗
The Alabama Port Authority's $100 million inland rail terminal, the Montgomery Intermodal Container Transfer Facility, is on schedule for its opening in early 2027.
Full story at freightwaves.com ↗
The Alabama Department of Transportation (ALDOT) is planning to expand Interstate 85 in Montgomery from two to three lanes in each direction between Taylor Road and Jenkins Creek, a $71 million project that will begin in October and be completed within 3.5 years.
Full story at us.headtopics.com ↗
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