A passerby might have thought the Alabama House Tourism and Travel Committee public hearing March 11 was an electronic bingo gambling rally for Alabama’s soon-to-be
When Brenda McClelland was in high school, she read “Angel Unaware,” a book by Dale Evans Rogers about being a parent with a special-needs child,
Each time the two men approached the metal cross with their welding torch, they prayed. Then the hot hiss of flame searing steel would break
Alabama could soon be known for its Branson, Mo.-style entertainment “extravaganza” complex in the southeastern “wiregrass” corner of the state — Country Crossing. Residents of
Eleven percent of the people who participated in a LifeWay Research survey said they or an immediate family member are the primary full-time caregiver to
Sylacauga is hurting as layoffs impact more and more of its residents. Bruce McDonald knows that all too well. McDonald, a married father of two
Alisha Lewis and her family may live an hour away from Samson, but the sleepy little town is home. Her two kindergarten- and preschool-age daughters
A bill that would greatly reduce the population requirement for holding a wet/dry referendum in the state passed the House of Representatives on March 12
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