Juneteenth remains a federal and state holiday, observed on June 19, despite DEI policy changes last year (which only affected park entrance fee exemptions). Federal offices and many banks will close on the day to honor the end of slavery.
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Tuscaloosa’s Dog Mayor Race features 30 canine candidates raising funds for the metro animal shelter. Voting is open until June 28 (inauguration is set for June 30) and each candidate's campaign supports local pet care efforts.
Northport City Council will hold a public hearing Thursday at 5:30 p.m. at City Hall to review plans for Big Mike's move across from Walmart (the regional favorite will use a new 6,720 sqft building for at least 20 years). Some local residents have expressed concerns over the proposed deal.
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