More than 500 fourth- through eighth-graders from five states converged at Judson College in Marion this summer for two five-day sessions of Crosspoint sports camps
We’re all either going to heaven or to hell,” says 15-year-old MaeLee Taylor. “We just have to decide where.” Surrounded by a small group
When Jen Thompson looks at family pictures, the memories are still painful. Her parents divorced when she was 14, and along with the sense of
The British government, seeking to defuse a potential student revolt, has announced that it intends to give high school-age students the right to opt out
To make methamphetamine, cookers use a mix of household ingredients including battery acid, Red Devil Lye and ephedrine, the main ingredient in many over-the-counter sinus
Today’s promising young people are becoming tomorrow’s local headlines, according to Alabama Citizens Action Program (ALCAP) officials. That’s the reason behind ALCAP’s newest educational module
BALTIMORE — Fewer teenagers are having babies according to the KIDS COUNT report. The report by the Annie E. Casey Foundation found teen-pregnancy rates fell
Two special-needs Sunday School classes recently opened at First Baptist Church, Alabaster, continuing the steady growth of a niche ministry that has been prevalent in
