Home-schooling advocates decry court ruling
March 20, 2008
LOS ANGELES — Home-schooling advocates have decried a recent California court decision that declares most forms of home-schooling illegal. The Feb. 28 ruling by a
Catholics paid $615 million on sex abuse in 2007
March 20, 2008
WASHINGTON — The U.S. Roman Catholic Church paid out $615 million in costs related to sexual abuse claims in 2007, even as the number of
A long, good night’s sleep can help keep you lean, healthy, experts say
March 6, 2008
We Americans are a group of groggy people — just ask the National Sleep Foundation. According to the foundation, 63 percent of American adults don’t
Alabama children participate in first Children’s Ministry Day
February 28, 2008
They visited shut-ins, sang to nursing home residents and delivered food to the Alabama Baptist Children’s Homes & Family Ministries (ABCH). Along the way, children
S.C. university reaches investor fraud settlement
February 28, 2008
CHARLESTON, S.C. — Charleston Southern University (CSU) has reached an agreement with a court-appointed receiver to settle allegations arising from its relationship with Al Parish,
Senate bills aim to rid Walker County of electronic bingo
February 28, 2008
Sen. Charles Bishop says electronic bingo is something no county needs. And during this legislative session, he hopes to eliminate it from the City of
More liquor on Sunday, in beer being debated
February 21, 2008
A move to expand the sale of alcoholic beverages on Sunday met with defeat in the Alabama House of Representatives’ Committee on Tourism and Travel
Christian options can affect football recruiting
February 21, 2008
While talk of college football is always in the air in Alabama, the rest of the country joined the conversation Feb. 6 as recruiting season
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