By Kristen Padilla Newspapers and other media outlets reported March 21 that the electronic “bingo” machines at the Poarch Band of Creek Indians’ three facilities
Samford University’s Healthcare Ethics and Law Institute (HEAL) will examine Eliminating Health-care Delivery Disparities: An Ethical Quagmire? during its 10th anniversary conference on April 8
By Kristen Padilla Casinos in Jefferson County are reopening and a court battle is heating up again, thanks to an order from Jefferson County Circuit
The nurse anesthesia program at Samford University’s Ida V. Moffett School of Nursing was recently ranked 32 out of 110 programs nationwide by U.S. News
Royal Ambassadors (RA) at Mount Zion Baptist Church, Ashland, collected 569 food items for the Carey Baptist Association food pantry in February. Pastor Richard East
The University of Mobile Center for Performing Arts will present a faculty recital featuring Mark Habib, adjunct professor of guitar, at 4 p.m. on April
SPARTANBURG, S.C. — A children’s outing turned to tragedy March 19 for a Baptist church in South Carolina when a miniature train at a park
FALLS CHURCH, Va. — Paul Montacute, director of the Baptist World Alliance’s (BWA) relief-and-recovery arm BWAid since 1994, will retire in July 2012, the BWA
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