BY KADIE VICKFOR THE OBSERVER OPELIKA — Opelika Community Theater is once again sharing black history through a showcase Feb. 23-25. Showtimes are 7...
OCT’s Black History Showcase is Feb. 16-18
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Floral Park to get $7.2 million facelift
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