Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Alabama NewsCenter — Recipe: Chocolate Chocolate Chip Muffins
When you’re craving a moist, fudgy, chocolatey chocolate chip muffin, I’ve got you covered. These Chocolate Chocolate Chip Muffins are all that and whole lot more. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — University of South Alabama Grad Makes Mark With Retro Signs, Bold Murals
Muralist and University of South Alabama graduate Andy Scott’s latest work is on the side of the USA Student Center — a bright mural in Pantone 281 and 193. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Alabama Power Smart Grid Technology Reduces Customer Outages Following Hurricane Ida
Alabama Power crews had service restored in two days following Hurricane Ida. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — End of an Era: Alabama Power Family Bids Goodbye to Plant Gorgas
Family roots run deep for Jimmy Cook and his son, Tracy, who both built their careers at Alabama Power’s William C. Gorgas Electric Generating Plant in Walker County, where the company imploded three buildings and a small stack on Sept. 9. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Alabama Power, Project Partners Implode Retired Plant Gorgas Structures
Alabama Power’s Plant Gorgas successfully imploded three boiler houses and a vent stack Sept. 9. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Alabama Power’s Morgan Makes First-Ever “Black Women Give Back” List
The Alabama Power Foundation’s Marsha Morgan is among the inaugural “Black Women Give Back” list by Women’s Philanthropy Institute. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Alabama Power Energy Savings Video Series: Lighting and Appliance Usage
Little things can make a big difference when it comes to saving money on your energy bill. Alabama Power is offering a series of videos showing ways to make your home more energy efficient. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — People of Alabama: Bay Hollis of Prattville
Hollis said when she isn’t dancing with her friends at ballet and cheerleading practice, some of her favorite things to do are coloring, painting and making art. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Alabamians Support Communities and Businesses Recovering From Hurricane Ida
Cleanup continues after Hurricane Ida struck the Louisiana coastline with Category 4 winds that left parts of the state with a lack of water, flooded neighborhoods, severely damaged homes and businesses, massive power outages and fuel shortages. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Birmingham Zoo Seeks to Support Animals Through Sept. 9 Event
It takes $30,000 per day to operate the Birmingham Zoo, including $1,000 a day to feed the 550 animals from six continents. Continue reading →
