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Moton Field, the only primary flight facility for African American pilot candidates in the U.S. Army Air Corps during World War II, is now home to the Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site. It is managed by the National Park Service. Photo Special to the Eagle

Seeing the real Red Tails worth a trip to Tuskegee
More than a decade before the Montgomery bus boycott, the battle against segregation was fought on an airfield in nearby Tuskegee.

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Engagements
Burton-Chandler Ricky and Denis Burton of Jasper announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah BreAnne Burton, to Joel Chandler, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Michael D. Chandler of Jasper, forme...

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A cruising couple
Jilda and I have had a picture of a cruise ship pasted on our vision board for years. A vision board is a piece of poster board that contains photographs of the things we want to do some day.

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Monkey see, monkey do
The question that gets asked at our house most frequently these days is “Who the heck taught him that?”

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Weddings & Engagements
Weddings Mathews-Money William M. (Bill) Mathews of Milton, Fla., and Kim West Mathews of Jasper are pleased to announced the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth Ann Mathews, to Joshua All...

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Sequoyah Caverns, located off I-59 in north Alabama, is full of “looking glass lakes”that reflect the thousands of intricate rock formations on the walls and ceiling. James Ellis and his family homesteaded the land in 1841. His descendants still own the property and run the caverns today. Sequoyah Caverns will close in September after 49 years of welcoming visitors. Photo Special to the Eagle

Sequoyah Caverns
VALLEY HEAD — When John Jones took over operations at Sequoyah Caverns in 2003, he insisted that there would be no miniature golf courses.

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More thoughts on summer
There’s just something about summer. I think people’s spirits are higher this time of year.

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Stuff happens
The Daily Mountain Eagle’s beloved pressman Rick Jones passed away this week.

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Why I love summer
I love summer and all it implies, but summer’s been shy this year. Each time I thought my old friend sol would make his debut, rain came.

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Engagements
Nix-Garner-Hunt Jessica Nix-Garner and Kenneth Ray Hunt II are announcing their upcoming wedding on June 8, 2013, at their home in Florence. The bride’s parents are Chad and Tracy Garner of Carbo...

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Dora native traces history of state’s tourism industry
Dora native Tim Hollis has written about such beloved Southern vacation destinations as Six Flags Over Georgia, the Great Smoky Mountains, See Rock City and Stone Mountain Park.

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Pensacola Beach or bust
“Do you want to get away next weekend?”

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Things I didn’t learn in high school
Graduation week is a busy time at the paper.

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Deloris Brown presents a T-shirt memory quilt to her youngest granddaughter, Lacey Wood. Lacey graduated Friday from Walker High School. Photo Special to the Eagle

Grandmother turns T-shirts into graduation quilts
Deloris Brown did not suspect what she was getting herself into when she asked her oldest granddaughter, Anslee Brown, what she wanted as a graduation gift in 2011.

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Engagements
Kilgore-Johnson Ginger Kilgore of Townley and the late Timothy Kilgore of Carbon Hill announce the engagement of their daughter, Emilee Alyssa Kilgore of Carbon Hill, to Joshua Kyle Johnson of Ca...

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