If young Nathaniel of John 1:43–51 had a Facebook profile today, his status would say “cynical,” said Andrew Westmoreland, president of Samford University in Birmingham.
In response to messengers passing a resolution on electronic bingo gambling, Alabama Citizens Action Program (ALCAP) held a news conference Nov. 18 shortly after the
Reporting to convention messengers Nov. 17 a “stellar” year for Judson College, President David Potts and the Book of Reports noted the past year as
Alabama Supreme Court justices dealt the state’s electronic bingo gambling industry a deadly blow Nov. 13 when they sided with the Governor’s Task Force on
The small blond girl steadily stepped up to the microphone for her big moment. And at just the right time, she began to speak slowly
How did you get that hat?” asked a man shopping nearby in the mall as he admired Sally Freind’s brightly colored handmade cap. “I think
Though Ida had slowed to a tropical storm before she made landfall in Alabama on Nov. 10, she was a full-force hurricane when she bombarded
KILLEEN, Texas — Nothing prepared Army Chaplain (Capt.) Jason Palmer for his initial tour of the yellow-taped crime scene at Fort Hood’s Soldier Readiness Center,
