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Concerts in the Park moved inside, as consistent storms impact Tennessee Valley

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By Megan Plotka 
| Dothan Eagle
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Concerts in the Park moved inside, as consistent storms impact Tennessee Valley

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By Megan Plotka 
| AL.com
News Published: Jun. 08, 2026, 4:11 p.m. Rain is impacting a Rocket City summer music series for the second week in a row. Monday’s Concerts in the Park performance in Huntsville will be moved indoors due to inclement weather. It will be moved from Big Spring Park to the Von Braun Center Mark C. Smith Concert Hall. This performance is especially important. It’s part of the Armed Forces Week Celebration, an event series that celebrates military members and veterans.
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14 rescued in two separate cave incidents in flooded area of North Alabama

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By Megan Plotka 
| AL.com
News Updated: Jun. 08, 2026, 2:37 p.m. |Published: Jun. 08, 2026, 2:35 p.m. Fourteen people in North Alabama were rescued after being trapped in caves during Sunday floods, according to Jackson County Emergency Management Agency officials. Two separate cave rescue missions were carried out on Sunday in that northeast Alabama county.
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