Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Alabama Newscenter — Here Are 5 Must-Try Black-Owned Restaurants in Alabama
When you think of notable Alabama restaurants, chances are you’ll immediately think of a Black-owned restaurant. After all, many of the state’s oldest and most cherished restaurants are Black-owned. Continue reading →
Alabama Newscenter — Buddy Palmer at Create Birmingham Is an Alabama Bright Light
When economic development combines with the arts, the results can be staggering. Create Birmingham is one of those results. The agency is the only one of its kind in the South. Continue reading →
Alabama Newscenter — ‘From Marion to Montgomery’ Sheds New Light on the Founding, History of Alabama State University
In the recently released “From Marion to Montgomery: The Early Years of Alabama State University, 1867-1925,” author Joseph Caver brings to light new information about the founding in a detailed history of one of the country’s earliest historically black universities. Continue reading →
Alabama Newscenter — Football Preview: Jacksonville State Gamecocks Start Spring Season With a Visit From Tennessee Tech
Jacksonville State football has something that visiting Tennessee Tech doesn’t – a higher national ranking. But the No. 23 Golden Eagles have something that the No. 16 Gamecocks don’t. JSU lacks a game under its belt going into Sunday’s 3 p.m. meeting on Burgess-Snow Field at JSU Stadium. Continue reading →
Alabama Newscenter — People of Alabama: Stephanie Bryan of Atmore
Bryan is the tribal chair and CEO for the Poarch Band of Creek Indians. She tries to encourage others to dream big and do great things. Continue reading →
Alabama Newscenter — Alabama Innovation Commission Kicks Off Innovate Huntsville Event
The annual Innovate Huntsville event kicked off on Monday as a spotlight on the city’s innovation-focused economy, the region’s entrepreneurial resources and north Alabama’s technology and start-up ecosystem. Continue reading →
Alabama Newscenter — Alabama Sales Tax Holiday Is Meant To Spur Preparedness
Being ready for severe weather doesn’t have to be expensive, but every little savings helps. This year, 265 municipalities across Alabama will be participating in a sales tax holiday for specific preparedness items. Continue reading →
Alabama NewsCenter — Virtual Programs and Activities This Weekend from Can’t Miss Alabama
Check out what the state has in store for you this weekend, either virtually or in person, in this week’s Can’t Miss Alabama. Continue reading →
Alabama Newscenter — Alabama’s Ann Berry Set to Be Sworn in as First Black Secretary of the Senate
After four decades in Washington, D.C., Birmingham native Ann Berry will be sworn in March 1 as the first Black secretary of the U.S. Senate. Continue reading →
Alabama Newscenter — Roy Wood Jr. Talks About His Favorite Birmingham Places to Eat When Back in Alabama
Roy Wood Jr. talks about his favorite places to eat in Birmingham growing up and the places he has to got to eat when he’s back in town for a visit. Continue reading →
