IHOP sues church for trademark infringement
September 30, 2010
LOS ANGELES — Usually known for serving 24/7 breakfasts, the International House of Pancakes (IHOP) has instead served a suit to the International House of
Luther ‘Nat’ Winn: Greene County’s Greenetrack
September 23, 2010
Luther “Nat” Winn did not always own Greenetrack in Eutaw. Paul W. Bryant Jr. was one of the founders and the majority share holder of
Milton McGregor: VictoryLand, Birmingham Race Course
September 23, 2010
A Hartford native, Milton McGregor is the owner of the Birmingham Race Course and VictoryLand in Shorter. McGregor, who lives in Montgomery with his wife,
Some circuit judges seem to help gamblers, stand in task force’s way
September 23, 2010
By Sondra Washington Judges usually clarify murky legal issues when two parties cannot agree on an issue or punish criminals who are breaking the law.
Judges’ who’s who
September 23, 2010
P.B. McLauchlin Jr. Dale County judge involved in Houston County’s Country Crossing case. Allen Millican Etowah County circuit judge who in May 2010, ruled against
Hints of ‘bingo’ remain in Walker County
September 23, 2010
Before Circuit Judge Robert Vance ended Walker County’s growing gambling business August 2009, more than 30 metal buildings popped up offering slot machine-style games. Around
Court rules university should have funded worship
September 23, 2010
MADISON, Wis. — The University of Wisconsin should not have prohibited the use of student funds for the worship-related activities of a Catholic campus group,
Church court convicts pastor on gay ‘marriage’ charges
September 23, 2010
NAPA, Calif. — A Presbyterian court Aug. 27 found a retired California pastor guilty of violating church rules and her ordination vows by performing same-sex
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