By Kristen Padilla “The economy is suffering for just about everybody but it is very localized,” said Jim Swedenburg, director of the office of Cooperative
Samford University has passed the halfway point in fundraising for the $200 million “Campaign for Samford” which was publicly launched in October 2009. Several estate
Since it began six years ago, slot machine-style gambling has weaved a tangled web across Alabama, linking some of the state’s biggest power players with
The FBI calls public corruption one of its “top investigative priorities behind only terrorism, espionage and cyber crimes.” It believes public corruption impacts “our democracy
Sen. Roger Bedford, D-Russellville, typically stayed in the background when it came to legislative attempts to expand gambling. That is until 2010. “I felt like
Sen. Lowell Barron, D-Fyffe, has been a loyal supporter of expanding gambling and sponsored numerous bills toward that effort in past years. Sen. Zeb Little,
It’s the easiest evangelism in the world,” said Sammy Gilbreath, director of the office of evangelism for the Alabama Baptist State Board of Missions. “It’s
Combine 31 pro-gambling Greene and Macon County leaders with three well-known Alabama civil rights attorneys — Edward Still, James U. Blacksher and Fred D. Gray
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