My husband’s aunt, who was living alone and experiencing numerous health problems, moved to a nursing home awhile ago. Although she’d exhausted other options, she
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) recommended to Congress April 25 that action be taken to address violent programming on television, which research indicates can increase
Will work for Jolly Ranchers. That’s the motto of the Bible drillers of East Highland Baptist Church, Hartselle, who each year memorize vast amounts of
Church is good for children. That’s the message of a new study that says young children of churchgoing parents fare better behaviorally, emotionally and cognitively
May is recognized across the country as Older Americans Month. Founded in 1963 as Senior Citizens Month, it acknowledges the fact that America’s older citizens
About 370 graduates were awarded master’s, bachelor’s and associate degrees during the University of Mobile’s (UM) 41st commencement exercises at the Mobile Civic Center May
Some people in Brooklyn, N.Y., and Perry County, Ala., have one thing in common. They have been shown God’s love by students from Samford University
Ray Speakman sits in a creaky chair on his front porch in St. Clair County, letting the cool wind hit his face and ruffle his
