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A student's race will play a factor in deciding if he or she is able to transfer from a failing Huntsville City School to a non-failing Huntsville City School. More >>
A student's race will play a factor in deciding if he or she is able to transfer from a failing Huntsville City School to a non-failing Huntsville City School. More >>
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A councilman in the Marshall County town of Douglas is making a push to get some abandoned buildings in the town cleaned up.More >>
A councilman in the Marshall County town of Douglas is making a push to get some abandoned buildings in the town cleaned up.More >>
MADISON COUNTY, AL (WAFF) -
Thirty-four more road and bridge projects are moving forward as part of round one of funding for the Alabama Transportation Rehabilitation and Improvement Program, also known as ATRIP.
Governor Robert Bentley made the announcement Monday on County Line Road in Madison.
The projects are spread out over 17 counties.
ATRIP funds up to 80 percent of the construction of important roadway projects. Then local sponsors are expected to provide the other 20 percent of construction costs.
Governor Robert Bentley announced more road and bridge projects coming up for ATRIP.
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