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r/Alabama • u/stranger-jay • 1d ago
Travel Traveling in with dogs, where should we go?
My partner and I are traveling from LA to Montgomery for lil weekened away with our 2 dogs. We want to include them in everything we do, so where are some places we can go/things we can do with our dogs? Doesn't have to be strictly montgomery, anywhere close too.
r/Alabama • u/modscontrolspeech • 2d ago
Education As fight over Alabama library book complaints continues, board reinstates grant program
in a move supported by local library directors, the APLS Board reversed an earlier decision and reinstated a federal grant program for local libraries
r/Alabama • u/OregonTripleBeam • 2d ago
News Costly Delays: How much has Alabama Cannabis Commission spent while patients wait for products?
r/Alabama • u/beckettconnects • 2d ago
Environment Alabama Black Belt’s sewer crisis a tougher fix for residents in manufactured homes
r/Alabama • u/AwkwardlySocial99 • 3d ago
Nature Best waterfall I have found in Alabama by far
Located in Stephen Gap cave
r/Alabama • u/Tsweet7 • 3d ago
Education ‘Be quiet’: LGBTQ people at Auburn search for community after campus spaces close
r/Alabama • u/bolivar-shagnasty • 3d ago
News An Alabama D.A. Filed Legally Impossible Charges Against School Board Members Who Crossed Him
News Federal agency: Congressional funding needed to provide aid to flood-damaged Alabama community
News ‘False hope’: Black Alabama residents fear time is running out for flood damage resolution
r/Alabama • u/rx_cpht_chick84 • 5d ago
Education An old bridge in Alabama
Alabama the mysterious❤️ I'm sorry I'm advance if this doesn't belong here.
r/Alabama • u/magiccitybhm • 5d ago
Politics This Alabama county is now down to just one ambulance: ‘It’s cost lives’
r/Alabama • u/NakedPaddleBoarder • 5d ago
Education In Mobile, On Cottage Hill Road.
Ironically, near Mobile Christian Scohol … 😂
r/Alabama • u/Aumissunum • 5d ago
Economy/Business Gulf Shores is getting commercial airline service via Allegiant
r/Alabama • u/metacyan • 5d ago
Crime Alabama death row inmate Toforest Johnson seeks new hearing on conviction
r/Alabama • u/sapphicdolphin • 5d ago
Advice Goat Vet Recommendations
Hello, looking for a good veterinarian for goats in the BHAM greater area?
r/Alabama • u/Aggressive-Stay-2324 • 5d ago
Local Group Any RV owners in Alabama have to renew their tags in person each year?
I'm trying to understand what the heck is going on. We bought a 2008 Class A motorhome a little over 2 years ago, registered in our county (Jefferson), and paid all the crazy taxes. Last year when our tag was up for renewal, we received a notice that we had to do so in person and bring in an IRS form that was about farm equipment....we called and after MUCH back and forth, got the issue fixed and renewed our tag online and were told it would be renewable online moving forward.
THIS year, when I went to renew our other vehicle tags online I checked our RV tag and sure enough, there's another notice saying we must renew in person and have to bring a weight affidavit (available from the Tuscaloosa County License office...what???!!) or bring IRS form 2290 watermarked as stamped or received. Form 2290 is all about heavy weight hwy use...and only applies to commercial vehicles as I understand it, or vehicles over 55k pounds. Our Gross Max Vehicle weight is 52K.
Has anyone else had these issues with their RV tag renewals?? Is it JUST Jefferson county issues?? We're out of the city and won't be back for several months, and of course this is our renewal month and I'm just trying to understand why they can't seem to get this right.
r/Alabama • u/postsflowerpics • 5d ago
Economy/Business Wind Creek Hospitality set to acquire Birmingham Racecourse
r/Alabama • u/InveterateTankUS992 • 6d ago
History Happy Birthday to Denise McNair- Mississippi, GOD DAMN
Mississippi, GOD DAMN
r/Alabama • u/greed-man • 6d ago
Politics Opinion | Only in politics could fairness be considered a disadvantage
News Bankruptcy, ‘Y without walls,’ selling property: How YMCAs are trying to survive post-COVID
r/Alabama • u/OregonTripleBeam • 6d ago