WASHINGTON — Religiously affiliated universities rank the highest nationwide in graduating their students, while hundreds of public and private universities fall far below the devastatingly
What’s the latest news St. Clair County — Ashville: Alabama’s Supreme Court approved a motion to stay St. Clair Circuit Judge Charles E. Robinson’s ruling
WASHINGTON — President Obama signed an executive order June 17 expanding benefits available to same-sex partners of federal employees, a move that was not unexpected
If you are not praying for your child, who is?” This jolting question is often presented to moms who are being encouraged to become part
When Layne Mims’ Prattville home was destroyed by a tornado Feb. 17, 2008, he was devastated. Without insurance coverage, he was unsure of where to
Covington County: It was the Covington County Coalition Against Gambling, which includes a lot of Baptists from Covington County, that made the difference for Covington
Campaign signs and commercials will soon inundate Alabamians’ lives as we prepare to enter the 2010 election season. Among those up for election/re-election are state
The “bingo” crowd is still blowing the multicolored smoke trying to make it look like a rainbow. At the end of this rainbow is supposed
