WACO, Texas — Contrary to expectations, Baylor University regents emerged from their Sept. 9 meeting without a new president for the 160-year-old Baptist school, and
Mobile resident Tony Sarradet had a lot on his mind the Thursday after Hurricane Katrina struck. The stress of his job as a flood insurance
Mom, Dad, I made it through.” “We lost everything, but we’re OK.” “Dad, we’re all OK except Grandma. We can’t find her.” These are just
PASS CHRISTIAN, Miss. — For days after Hurricane Katrina made landfall, three staff members from Gulfshore Baptist Assembly on the Mississippi Gulf Coast were missing.
Casino gambling is not legal in Alabama, but Harrah’s Entertainment doesn’t mind. The $300 million, 350-room hotel and casino project in the works on the
SAN ANTONIO — Amid the evacuee crisis created by Hurricane Katrina, Baptist Child & Family Services (BCFS) in San Antonio has taken on a special
An estimated 10,000 hurricane evacuees — maybe more — are tucked into campgrounds, hotels, relatives’ homes and shelters across Alabama. And they might be here
As we have already seen on television, disasters bring out the best and worst in people. Even as Americans are moved to give generously to
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