A unanimous Supreme Court managed Jan. 18 to uphold a New Hampshire law requiring parental notification for minors seeking abortions without breaking new ground on
The threat of casinos invading Alabama continues to escalate with the latest turn of events in Fort Payne. After the first of the year, news
As the 2006 regular session of the state Legislature opened Jan. 10, several bills with patriotic and religious overtones peered out of the pile as
In the small, quiet town of Blountsville, about 175 people sat in the pews of Fowler Springs Baptist Church in Friendship Baptist Association Jan. 8
While a ball dropped in New York City, teenagers and young adults in Saraland dropped to their knees. While Dick Clark counted the seconds until
Samford University’s board of trustees unanimously elected Andrew Westmoreland Samford’s 18th president Jan. 10. He will take office June 1, following the May 31 retirement
GEORGETOWN, Ky. — One year after being placed on probation by its accrediting association, Georgetown College in Kentucky has been “given a clean bill of
Considering the calling that took Charity Gardner from her home in Birmingham in the first place, it’s no surprise she considers herself to have been
