Alabama researchers say the state has come a long way toward getting high-speed internet to every home, but they warn that big gaps remain, especially in the Black Belt, and the hardest work is still ahead.
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A Girls in Action group at First Baptist Church Selma turned into tiny baristas recently to raise money for the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering.
It started like many college projects do — with a deadline and a dream.
For the fourth time in the last six years, Isaiah 41:10 was the most downloaded Scripture of the year on the YouVersion family of Bible apps, which according to its founder has been installed on 1 billion devices nationwide.
There’s something about seeing the nativity story come to life in person, said Rita Bennett. For the fourth year, Flint Baptist Church in Decatur is
Federal education and workforce officials say they’re seeing early progress in their effort to merge major federal programs, and Alabama leaders say the move fits with work the state already has underway.
Alberton Baptist Church in Kinston will present its Christmas musical, A Child is Born … All is Well, Dec. 21 at 6 p.m.
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