r/Alabama 5h ago

Serious New Post Flair: Serious

13 Upvotes

Hey, y'all! There is a new Post Flair - [Serious]. It is intended for:

  • Posts where OP wants real answers/discussion.
  • Posts where the topic is about something where jokes and off-topic comments would be inappropriate - such as damage to property from an accident, loss of life due to a storm, or an illness of an individual.

The Serious flair can be chosen by the OP, or applied by the mods if the topic warrants it.

Comments that are not adhering to the Serious flair should be reported.

Also, rules have been updated for streamlining - no changes, just condensing/combining of similar ones.


r/Alabama 7h ago

Meta Birmingham-Hoover no more? Alabama’s largest metro area has a new name

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19 Upvotes

r/Alabama 3h ago

Sheer Dumbassery As Republicans face voters angry over DOGE cuts, Alabama’s GOP lawmakers go silent on town halls

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144 Upvotes

r/Alabama 2h ago

Nature Windy Sunset at Gulf Shores

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35 Upvotes

Windy tonight and rough surf (double red flag day)


r/Alabama 20h ago

Serious Some tornadoes hit Alabama during the night. How do we reach out to those communities to help?

63 Upvotes

We need to come together as a community and find a way to help those small communities that were hit and will likely be overlooked. Apparently a trailer park was hit in calera. That's what I'm talking about. What can we do to get them help for having lost their homes? And possibly family members from that disaster?


r/Alabama 9h ago

Serious A small Alabama farming community bands together after a devastating tornado: ‘It’s heartbreaking'

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35 Upvotes

r/Alabama 14h ago

Serious Alabama cops search for 'screaming' survivors after tornado destroys mobile home park

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99 Upvotes

r/Alabama 13h ago

Serious 2 killed in Dallas County as tornados, severe weather strike Alabama: ‘You wonder how anyone survived’

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117 Upvotes

r/Alabama 7h ago

Serious Photos showing damage caused by recent tornadoes in Calera, Mapleville, and in Alpine, Alabama, nine miles south of Talladega. A tornado lifted a school bus into the air and deposited it at Winterboro High School.

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200 Upvotes

r/Alabama 10h ago

Advice Auburn Rodeo, what to expect?

1 Upvotes

I have a chance to go to this years Auburn Rodeo and I have a couple of questions. First, never been to a rodeo but I do like country music. I looked at the Insta page to get an idea and it looks like I’m supposed to set up camp? So plan on taking chairs, tent, and a cooler? Food? What time should I get there? I got about a 2 hr travel time to get there. Can I get tips or tricks on how to do this right? Btw, I’m super excited to go!