Talladega gambling raid reminds officials of legal battle

July 17, 2003

With raids on video gambling machines being operated from two homes in Talladega County, the issue of whether video gambling is legal in Alabama surfaces

Probe of professor’s evolution policy ends

July 17, 2003

LUBBOCK, Texas — The Justice Department has ended its investigation of a complaint against a Texas Tech University biology professor after he stopped requiring that

Mini-buses earn higher safety ratings than vans

July 17, 2003

While mini-buses with school bus ratings standards cost more than 15-passenger vans, they are gaining in popularity, according to bus distributors and transportation experts.

Judson graduates encouraged to face world with hearts, minds

July 17, 2003

Alabama Seventh District Congressman Arthur Davis urged Judson College graduates to “negotiate the paths in front of them” not only with their minds but with

FBC Auburn college choir reunion draws alumni to celebrate director’s 30th year

July 17, 2003

Dale Peterson is an institution. Not only has he dedicated 30 years of his life to the art of Baptist chorals, he’s done it all

Canadian Salvation Army loses members, money

July 17, 2003

VANCOUVER, British Columbia — After 120 years in Canada, the Salvation Army is determined to keep serving the poor, addicted and hungry despite government cuts,

Noncommittal parents teach children by example

July 17, 2003

Americans value marriage more for romance than child rearing, and the result is less stability for children, according to a recent study by Rutgers University.