Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Football Preview: UAB Blazes Boldly Into the Storm at Miami; USA Inaugurates New Stadium vs. Tulane
After opening its season with a home victory over Football Championship Subdivision Central Arkansas, the UAB Blazers take a major step up in class as they face “The U” – the Miami Hurricanes – at 7 p.m. Thursday on the ACC Network. Continue reading →
Gus Malzahn: Auburn Football Practice Moving to Game Preparation
Auburn’s football team is back into a practice routine following a COVID-19 outbreak that sidelined much of the team for several days. Continue reading →
BIO Alabama Announces All-Star Panel for Virtual Annual Conference
BIO Alabama announced a panel of executive leaders from the state’s biopharma and medical device and equipment manufacturers will join for a discussion at the organization’s virtual annual conference Oct. 5-9. Continue reading →
Muskogee Technology Elevates Alabama and Its Community
A small, minority-owned business in rural southwest Alabama is producing big solutions for some of the state’s largest companies. Continue reading →
Project Lifesaver Boasts 100% Success Rate in Finding Missing People
An Alzheimer’s patient has wandered off. An autistic child goes missing. It happens every day. And as the clock ticks and caregivers worry, chances of recovery can slip away. Continue reading →
Techstars Alabama EnergyTech Announces 2020 Class
Today, the Techstars Alabama EnergyTech Accelerator announced its inaugural class of startups to participate in the 2020 program. Continue reading →
Birmingham Chef and Muscle Shoals Grill Master Do Well in World Food Championships Final Table
The chef at Birmingham’s SAW’s Soul Kitchen and a winning barbecue competitor from Muscle Shoals finished fifth and eighth, respectively, at the World Food Championships Final Table: Indy event last month. Continue reading →
What Exactly Are We Celebrating on Labor Day?
Though many view it as the unofficial end of summer or a day of furniture and appliance sales, Labor Day is actually intended to honor the American worker. Continue reading →
Why Patients With COVID-19 Lose Their Sense of Smell
Anosmia or smell blindness, loss of the ability to smell, is one possible symptom of COVID-19, the infectious disease caused by corona virus. Continue reading →
Extra October Days Added to Red Snapper Season in Alabama Waters
The additional red snapper fishing days apply to state and federal waters adjacent to Alabama. The limit will be two fish per angler with a 16-inch total length minimum size. Continue reading →
