By Lindy Grief Davidson University of South Florida In homes across the U.S., families increasingly know someone who has been sick or hospitalized with COVID-19.
When Jesse Florea glances out his office window at the patchwork display of fall colors surrounding the snow-capped summit of Pikes Peak, he’s reminded of
By Lonnie Wilkey Baptist and Reflector When Randy Hommel steps to the pulpit each Sunday at Clark Street Baptist Church in Johnson City, Tennessee, he
By Christopher Ojeda Assistant Professor of Political Science, University of Tennessee Shortly after Abraham Lincoln was elected on Nov. 6, 1860, a woman from Alabama,
With more than 400,000 children reportedly in the foster care system in the United States, and 100,000 of them available for adoption, experts in these
Earlier this year, the U.S. Space and Rocket Center in Huntsville faced a crisis. The state’s No. 1 paid attraction announced that because of pandemic-related
During a pre-pandemic visit to Cartersville, Georgia, an easy daytrip from much of north and east Alabama, I expected to find great restaurants, charming boutiques
A Mississippi couple is suing a school district because they say their 9-year-old daughter was told she could not wear a mask with the phrase
