By Brittany N. Howerton After House Bill 175 passed in Alabama’s Legislature last year, reducing the municipal population requirement for holding a wet/dry referendum in
Maxine Cordle grew up in a Baptist preacher’s home. When she wasn’t there, she was sitting at the piano or organ in a small Alabama
The Girls in Action of Lakeside Baptist Church, Birmingham, recently presented a check for $1,739.14 to Wilma Patterson (back row, third from left), director of
Sarah Becky Spain, of Huntsville, was crowned Miss University of Mobile (UMobile) 2010 on Feb. 6. She will compete in the Miss Alabama Pageant June
The sixth annual Old Howard 100 Bike Ride will bring bicyclists from throughout the U.S. to three counties in Alabama’s Black Belt on April 17.
Hey, church pianists and organists, do you happen to know just how unique you are? Music ministers statewide agree that finding good church pianists and
Eileen Fulton — Grand Darlin’ to most — is mostly blind from macular degeneration and can’t really hear, but she only lets Charlotte cancel their
When Moses asked the Israelites to give and give and give to build God’s tabernacle (Ex. 35–36), they gave until he told them, “Stop; you’ve
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