Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Alabama NewsCenter — Nicole Faulk to oversee Alabama Power Transmission Construction and Protection & Control
Nicole Faulk will oversee Alabama Power’s Transmission Construction and Protection & Control, starting April 1. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Living history: Mooresville, pop. 59, has stories to tell
The buildings in Mooresville, which was incorporated in 1818, reflect the architectural styles of the 19th century. The Disney movie “Tom and Huck” was filmed here in 1995. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — University of West Alabama’s University Cinema preparing for long-awaited reopening
The marquee at University Cinema. After being shuttered for two years by COVID-19, the University of West Alabama-owned theater in Livingston will reopen this spring. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Recipe: Peanut Butter Cream Pound Cake
This Peanut Butter Cream Pound Cake recipe makes a dense cake with a crusty exterior that’s lightly flavored with peanut butter. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Niagara Bottling to invest $112 million in new Alabama production facility
Gov. Kay Ivey announced that Niagara Bottling LLC, one of the nation’s leading beverage manufacturers, plans to open a new production facility in Opelika with an investment estimated to reach $112 million. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Bevill State HVAC Fast Track Program accepting applications for summer class
Applications are being accepted for the summer class of the HVAC Fast Track Program at Bevill State Community College. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Comedian Roy Wood Jr. gives VR equipment to Ramsay High
Roy Wood Jr. watches as Ramsay High School senior Eric Allen tries out the virtual reality baseball equipment that Wood donated to the school in partnership with Developmental Urban Baseball School and Meta + WIN Reality. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Tally-Ho Ribeye one of 100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama
Tally-Ho restaurant has been a dining destination in Selma for decades. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Birmingham Mayor Woodfin, public-private partnership deliver affordable homeownership
Three new homeowners are looking forward to getting the keys to their homes after a ribbon-cutting Thursday at the newly developed Oak Hill area of Belview Heights in Ensley. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — University programs put spotlight on rural Alabama communities
Enviva will produce wood pellets like these at its $175 million facility in rural Sumter County. The University of West Alabama in Livingston played a major role in the recruitment of Enviva. Continue reading →
