At first glance, there isn't much at Larwood Covered Bridge and Wayside Park that would lead a person to believe it's a world-famous destination.

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A “suspicious package” prompted police to shut down a road in downtown Montgomery Friday afternoon, according to the Montgomery Police Department.

President Trump said Friday the July 4 deadline he set for Congress to pass his “big, beautiful bill” could have some wiggle room, backing off of pressure on Republicans. “It’s important ...

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