DAPHNE, Ala. — The Belforest and Malbis communities east of Daphne began as quiet agricultural communities, but both have seen a metamorphasis as farming in recent years has taken a backseat to real-estate development.
Belforest, particularly, …
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DAPHNE, Ala. — The Belforest and Malbis communities east of Daphne began as quiet agricultural communities, but both have seen a metamorphasis as farming in recent years has taken a backseat to real-estate development.
Belforest, particularly, faces increasing annexation into Daphne as the Jubilee City extends its borders.
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