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Last Friday, local co-authors Gerald and Lamesa Bowman, along with family, friends and patrons, gathered for the unveiling of Simon the Weenie Dog sign at the corner of 1st Street North and Gault Avenue in downtown Fort Payne.
Following the 19-0 start to their season and a third-round appearance in the AHSAA Class 3A state baseball playoffs, the Fyffe Red Devils had two players receive all-state recognition this weekend.
A new business is coming to downtown Fort Payne. Red Boat Farm plans to open a Meal & Market on First Street by the end of summer. The new business will be in what was once the Blue Moon Café at 111 First Street West. David and Stacey Perea were the owners of the Blue Moon Café and still…
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