Electronic bingo explodes in Walker County — Is it legal?
January 17, 2008
By Sondra Washington Electronic bingo — is it illegal gambling or a new method of playing the same charity game offered for years in Alabama?
Sugarcane, corn no longer only options for ethanol production; trees, switchgrass also providers
January 10, 2008
Drive through Alabama and you’re sure to see plenty of trees — shade trees dotting neighborhoods, old oaks beautifying parks, commercial forests lining highways. Soon
World Hunger Fund targets Zimbabwe’s economic crisis
January 3, 2008
With food prices spiraling out of sight and the country’s economy in ruins, the average family in Zimbabwe is struggling to survive. Store shelves are
Souper Bowl seeks to help hungry
January 3, 2008
America’s youth are working toward a goal of raising $10 million for hunger and poverty-related charities across the nation with the 2008 Souper Bowl of
State’s small churches use Web sites to reach community
December 20, 2007
By Brian Blackwell A few years ago, Keith Hinson was preaching at a small Alabama Baptist church comprised of mostly senior adult members. When he
Churches on coast, near floodplains may find insurance unattainable or astronomical
December 13, 2007
A hymnbook, a cross, a table and two chairs were the only remnants that Pastor Paul Smith found from his church after Hurricane Ivan mutilated
Youth suicide climbs at alarming rate, according to report
December 6, 2007
The number of youth who take their own lives increased by 8 percent in a period of one year, the largest single-year rise in 15
Groups deplore military’s approval of porn
December 6, 2007
WASHINGTON — Pentagon officials continue to allow the sale of adult magazines on military property despite a ban on sexually explicit material, and the decision
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