By Carrie Brown McWhorter A projected revenue shortfall of $250 million or more in Alabama’s General Fund budget is evidence of Alabama’s need for economic
Cool,” “neat,” “awesome,” “whoa” and any other adjectives you can think to say when you are impressed — that has been the initial reaction to
First Baptist Church, Moody St. Clair Baptist Association Favorite Verse: Romans 12:1–2 Favorite Hymn: “Precious Redeemer” Hobbies: Cooking and entertaining, gardening, listening to music Family Status: Wife of 55
With uplifting songs on their new album, “The Joy,” the contemporary group The Neverclaim hopes to remind worshippers about the excitement of singing praises to
Gambling revenues are on the decline nationwide. And while casinos operated by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians (PCI) — 6,300 slot machines labeled as
Likely most of us think immediately of the Bible when we hear the phrase, “The Word of God.” That is a good and accurate connection
He is never there but always present. Every game Ian Miller plays and every at-bat he takes is dedicated to his late father. On Nov.
While Alabama lawmakers and lobbyists continue to skirmish over a General Fund bail-out offer by the Poarch Band of Creek Indians (PCI) in exchange for
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