Mary Carr rings the buzzer Sunday morning at the high-rise apartment building in the lower, eastern section of New York City. Vividly projecting her Alabama
R-Columbiana, has been working for the passage of this bill. Once signed into law, the legislation will require criminal background checks and fingerprinting to be
The low-key 2002 legislative session that concluded April 17 held few surprises for Alabamians. However, one legislative surprise was in store for Dan Ireland, executive
Close to 800 Royal Ambassadors from across the state gathered at Prattville’s Camp Grandview for the annual two-day RA Congress held March 15–16. The event
WHEATON, Ill. — The ninth book in the “Left Behind” series, “Desecration” by Jerry Jenkins and Tim Lahaye, was the top-selling adult hardcover fiction book
LONDON — The British Army has appointed its first woman chaplain, 44-year-old Juliette Hulme, who was ordained a priest in 1995 and since 1998 has
First Baptist Church, Center Point, is about to become “one church at two locations” as it extends its campus 11 miles away. The Argo community,
Truimph Traditional/Spring Hill From one of southern gospel music’s most celebrated trios comes a fine new Spring Hill 11-song collection titled “Triumph.” Karen Peck and
