Joe Smith, 'burn boss' for the U.S. Forest Service, burns woods in the Talladega National Forest near Lineville during a controlled burn. (Anniston Star photo by Stephen Gross)
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There should be an unbroken view into the forest, said fire management officer Scott Layfield. But the undergrowth has become too dense, thereby limiting the diversity of the plants and animals that live there.
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Saks' Raegan Nunez comes hard into second and is safe as Winfield's Brandy Barnett waits on the ball during the AHSAA Softball Championships Friday at Lagoon Park in Montgomery. (Photo by Trent Penny/The Anniston Star)
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Baby Books and Obits
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Moma kept a baby book on me for a while. Its wasnt as elaborate as my brother, Brocks 2 volumes, but I have it now. I look at it from time to time and trace my fat finger over the notes she wrote ...
First Plant Sale of the Season--Coming Up!
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Join the Calhoun County Tree Amigos Master Gardeners for the first plant sale of the season. Unusual perennials, trees, and shrubs will be featured at the sale, Saturday, April 20th, 8am - noon, ...
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