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Citronelle, Alabama is located in Mobile County. Zip codes in Citronelle, AL include 36522. More Citronelle information.

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19 hrs ago | Alabama Live

Mr. and Mrs. Lassett -- both colonels -- share their experiences for Memorial Day

During World War II, George Lassett was drafted into the U.S. Army Air Corps at age 18, assigned to work as a radar and radio technician for B-29 bombers.

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Fri May 25, 2012

Alabama Live

Lott and Prine Roads intersection to close temporarily

MOBILE, Alabama -- Mobile County will be closing the intersection of Lott Road at Prine Road in Citronelle for about a month, beginning May 29, as part of a two-mile paving project and intersection upgrade.

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Tue May 22, 2012

Alabama Live

Crippled children entertained by antics of clowns and other funny men

"ATMORE, Ala. -- The strawberry season is over at this place with a few carloads less this season than last.

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Mon May 14, 2012

Alabama Live

Wilmer teenager drowns during swim in Citronelle Lake

A 17-year-old Wilmer resident drowned this morning while swimming with relatives in Citronelle Lake in northwest Mobile County, according to Citronelle police.

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Thu May 03, 2012

Montgomery Advertiser

100,000th guest tours Montgomery Hyundai plant

Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama leadership honors the 100,000 guest to tour the facility.

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Wed May 02, 2012

Local 15

Surgeon General: $1 Million in Grant Money for Mobile Clinics

United States Surgeon General Regina Benjamin visited the Mobile County Health Department Wednesday to announce that $1 million will be headed to the area to help treat more patients.

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