Living blind is an inconvenience, but Shannon Dunlop believes her inconvenience is all for God’s glory. She has not always believed that, however. Born legally
What’s the latest news Argo: In a move one Town Council member called “hairbrained,” Argo Mayor Paul Jennings publicly announced plans to put an electronic
Scott Schuyler, pastor of Siloam Baptist Church, Marion, participated in Judson College chapel Sept. 8. He was one of four ministers from the downtown Marion
The United States Collegiate Athletic Association (USCAA) ranked Judson College’s soccer team No. 2 in the coaches’ poll, according to a Sept. 16 press release.
The University of Mobile welcomed five new faculty members for the 2009–10 academic year. Donna Beuk, assistant professor of nursing, previously served as an instructor
The University of Mobile (UM) will present influential New York Times best-selling author Andy Andrews in an evening of entertainment and inspiration at the fifth
Samford University school of the arts faculty members Jeffrey Flaniken, violinist; Angela Flaniken, violist; and Don Sanders, pianist, will give a recital Oct. 6 at
Samford University Theatre will present Imogen Stubbs’ “We Happy Few” Oct. 8–11 at Harrison Theatre. The play will begin at 7:30 p.m. Oct. 8–10 and
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