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Laura and Lydia Rogers grew up in Muscle Shoals and burst onto the music scene in 2010 as The Secret Sisters. (File photo) - Laura Rogers was a recent college graduate and working as a nanny in Nashville when a friend told her about an audition for new singers. She decided to sign up because she thought it might help her with her stage fright. It's not like she had any ideas about pursuing a career in music. To her surprise, she got a call back,
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Following two very dry runoff seasons in 2011 and 2012, the water outlook on the Salt and Verde wasn’t looking very promising heading into 2013. In fact, just days ago SRP water managers were considering plans to increase groundwater pumping to supplement surface water supplies. They were also considering the additional step of reducing SRP’s standard water allocation in 2014 to shareholders ― including the 10 municipalities that we store and deliver water to in the Valley.
Most of those who are stopped with guns are reluctant to talk about it afterward. One who didn't mind was Raymond Whitehead,
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