Cedar Bluff alcohol sales allowed by high court
January 13, 2005
In 2003, the Citizens Caring for Children (CCC) and chairman Carl Green initiated a lawsuit against the town of Cedar Bluff and mayor Bob Davis
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Focus on casinos
January 13, 2005
It is well settled that in casino gambling establishments the odds always favor the house; in fact, Steve Wynn, the CEO of Mirage Resorts, one
Thank you for stories
January 13, 2005
I would like to express appreciation for your feature stories, “Facing Grief,” in the Dec. 9 edition of The Alabama Baptist. I am glad that
Tsunami Aid Reflects Belief in Preserving Life
January 13, 2005
The horrific destruction from the seaquake and tsunami in the Indian Ocean leaves most of us numb. Amateur videos, shown via television, showed us actual
Completing the circle
January 13, 2005
Bobby Duck will again sit in the pew as a member of Fellowship Baptist Church, completing and continuing a 67-year circle of life in Tallapoosa
Collegiate events stretch students’ worldviews, help clarify callings
January 13, 2005
With a pop band on stage and more than 11,000 young adults singing along, the scene looked more like a concert than a worship service.
Seeing your name in print
January 13, 2005
By Cheryl Sloan Wray People have a wide variety of dreams, and for many of them it’s the dream of seeing their name on a
Montclair opens women’s center
January 7, 2005
Baptist Health System’s Montclair Baptist Medical Center introduced its new women’s center to the public Jan. 11 after completing a construction and renovation project to
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