It was a sight 13-year-old Fritz Wilson never forgot. It was 1974 and downed trees and power lines battled for attention across tornado-ravaged Walker County.
Friendship Baptist Church, Aberdeen, Miss., brought its yearlong family discipleship program to a close at Shocco Springs Baptist Conference Center in Talladega in May. The
Plenty of clean and clear bottled water was delivered to Shocco Springs Baptist Conference Center in Talladega following the early June water crisis in the
Eight University of Mobile (UMobile) students were recognized for community service efforts at the Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) USA Regional Competition. The UMobile SIFE
The University of Mobile will host registration days for new and transfer students June 17 and July 11 from 12:45–4 p.m. Check-in will be in
A record 100 Samford University’s Cumberland School of Law students are volunteering part of their summer vacation to work at a public interest entity. The
Judson college equine student Jordyn Blackwell, of Grand Bay, will serve as an intern this summer in Wylie, Texas, at the Equest Physical Therapy and
Clarence Smith, a 71-year-old semi-retired brick mason, hid in his chimney hearth during the storms that ravaged Alabama on April 27. “It was scary,” said
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