Alabama has seen a significant decrease in methamphetamine (meth) labs since 2014, but meth production and use is still a “serious problem” in Alabama and
By Stephanie Rodda stephanierodda.wordpress.com While adoption was once considered a shameful family secret, that is no longer the case. Adoption is now socially acceptable and
A faith-based film set to release nationally at Christmas has a University of Mobile (UMobile) connection, with students, faculty and alumni directly involved in the
NASHVILLE — Contributions to Southern Baptist missions and ministries received by the Southern Baptist Convention Executive Committee (EC) in October were 0.18 percent above last
Before a divorce, churchgoers in troubled marriages look a lot like their happily married counterparts at church — participating, serving and leading at similar rates.
Many adult children have a story similar to mine. My mother died of complications from dementia after a 10-year struggle. My father had been her
More than 200 children, mothers and caregivers gathered at the Federal Corrections Institute (FCI) in Aliceville for its third annual Universal Children’s Day on Aug.
After more than 17 years as president of the University of Mobile (UMobile), Mark Foley announced Oct. 8 that he will step down as head
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