It was a sight 13-year-old Fritz Wilson never forgot. It was 1974 and downed trees and power lines battled for attention across tornado-ravaged Walker County.
Alabama lawmakers recently wrapped what House Speaker Mike Hubbard is calling the “most productive legislative session in decades.” Standouts among the more than 100 bills
The historically dry city of Dora has voted to go wet and allow alcohol sales following a June 7 special referendum. More than 600 of
In 11 years of traveling with her husband’s ministry, Irene Bennett has met many parents of adult children who were raised in a Christian home
Eleven majestic oak trees that once towered over Seventh Street Baptist Church, Cullman, are no more. Entire areas of Cullman that were not long ago
The federal corruption trial revolving around electronic bingo in Alabama commenced with opening remarks by defense lawyers and prosecutors June 10 in Montgomery. At press
Eight University of Mobile (UMobile) students were recognized for community service efforts at the Students in Free Enterprise (SIFE) USA Regional Competition. The UMobile SIFE
The story is told of thousands of European children who were left without homes and families following extensive bombing raids during World War II. These
