Meg Pelley, of Rockwood, Tenn., attended a summer camp near Anniston when she was a child. This past Memorial Day weekend, Pelley returned to Calhoun
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
(L to r) Ella Harper, a member of The Church at Brook Hills, Birmingham, and Avery and Aaron Creel, members of Shades Mountain Baptist Church,
It was the first time Lauren Howard had ever cried like that. Studying language in Spain, she was on a train when the weight of
Butler Baptist Association held M-Night (Mobilization Night) for the pastors, staff and members of Butler Association churches May 15 at First Baptist Church, Georgiana. Mike
After a game in Mississippi, an inebriated woman asked John Shelby III to autograph a baseball and added, “Can you put your number on it?”
In Alabama, it is legal to have an abortion when it is necessary “to preserve life (or the) health of mother or where (the) fetus
Several Alabama colleges and universities, including one Baptist school, recently received presidential recognition for their commitment to “volunteering, service-learning and civic engagement” from the Corporation
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