By Carrie Brown McWhorter The Alabama Baptist If proposed cuts to the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) are enacted, drivers throughout the state will especially
By Carrie Brown McWhorter A projected revenue shortfall of $250 million or more in Alabama’s General Fund budget is evidence of Alabama’s need for economic
The start of a second special legislative session Sept. 8 gives Alabama lawmakers one more chance to pass a budget before the new fiscal year
By Timothy E. Head The Aug. 24 stock market drop, on the heels of disappointing performance a few days before, led to headlines and some
Teens have a natural curiosity about sex. That curiosity combined with technology can lead teens to make poor choices with serious consequences. Increasingly one of
Two more Alabama cities — Guntersville and Albertville — have voted to allow Sunday alcohol sales that the cities’ leaders say will be good for
The Judson College Department of Nursing in Marion announced that 100 percent of nursing students from this year’s graduating cohort to sit for the National
Marianna Nichols, a junior at Judson College in Marion, recently completed an internship at George Washington’s estate in Mount Vernon, Virginia. She spent the months
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