Facebook cited in more and more divorces
April 28, 2011
Surveys that show Facebook being cited more and more in divorce cases should make spouses think twice before “friending” someone of the opposite sex, experts
State legislators claim constituents want looser alcohol laws, moving bills
April 28, 2011
Life is different at the Alabama Statehouse this year. Pro-gambling bills, which consumed a large part of the 2010 legislative session, are not even on
Hearts in Hands ministers to hospice patients
April 28, 2011
Mrs. L lived in the house with the sunken toilet. She took care of her husband, a hospice patient who was bedridden with cirrhosis of
Gilley pleads guilty to conspiracy, bribery in electronic ‘bingo’ case
April 28, 2011
Casino owner Ronnie Gilley is now the third gambling supporter involved in the state’s federal public corruption case to plead guilty. He was the leading
Remember God’s Word amid Economic Uncertainty
April 28, 2011
Is there anyone who does not know that the nation is in the midst of an economic crisis? On the federal level, the nation barely
Smaller churches struggling most with continued financial squeeze
April 21, 2011
Almost all U.S. churches witnessed a change in the financial giving they received in 2010 compared to 2009, with smaller churches feeling the squeeze but
Teens die from popular, dangerous dare often ruled as suicide
April 21, 2011
A dangerous thrill-seeking practice commonly called “the choking game” is claiming hundreds of teenage lives as it crosses the line from dangerous to deadly. No
Baldwin Association’s WMU ministers to women, children in West Virginia
April 21, 2011
Carol Walker can’t stop the tears when she tells her own rag doll story. It was Christmas Eve and Walker’s father, a coal miner in
