Keegan Zanda, a senior at Hartselle High School and a member of First Baptist Church in Hartselle, recently accepted a scholarship to play soccer at
My friend Kristen’s advice to upcoming seminary students is: Don’t choose a seminary on “who will get me where I want to go fastest and
Fewer Americans believe our nation has made significant progress in race relations, and a majority say things have grown worse over the past six years.
The Alabama House and Senate started sessions Feb. 2, but members already had been at work pre-filing bills. The Alabama House of Representatives pre-filed 241
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By Robert Kelchen Associate Professor of Higher Education, Seton Hall University EDITOR’S NOTE — The Free Application for Federal Student Aid — better known as
The Alabama Senate Judiciary Committee has approved moving forward with the Compassion Act, or Senate Bill 46, to legalize medical marijuana, as suggested here and
Some 45 abortion clinics across the U.S. ceased performing the procedure in 2020, according to a recent report published by Operation Rescue, a pro-life advocacy
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