Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Walmart’s Challenger to Amazon Prime Will Launch in Two Weeks
The new subscription program, dubbed Walmart+, will be available on Sept. 15, the world’s largest retailer said in a statement. Continue reading →
Alabama Census Bowl Launches Among 32 Counties Statewide
The Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA) and Alabama Counts! announced today they will launch a census participation competition – the Alabama Census Bowl – on Sept. 2 among 32 counties throughout Alabama with low self-response rates. Continue reading →
Ashford Downtown Redevelopment Authority Is Making a Bright Future With a Nod to the Past
Brad Kimbro is the kind of volunteer every town needs – the sort of fellow who treats his nonpaying job like a full-time job. He is also a professional who keeps the momentum going as chief operating officer at his official office. Continue reading →
Alabama Power to Request Proposals for Potential Renewable Energy Projects
The company plans to issue a request for proposals (RFP) for renewable energy resources on Oct. 19. The deadline to submit a proposal is Dec. 1, 2020. Continue reading →
Auburn University Receives Long-Term Loan of Cutting-Edge Atomic Force Microscope
A multidisciplinary faculty collaboration has led Auburn University to become one of only five sites in the U.S. to receive a new Tosca 400 Atomic Force Microscope, or AFM, on loan from the Austria-based scientific instrument manufacturer Anton Paar. Continue reading →
Statues, Monuments Commemorate Quirks in Alabama History, Artists’ Imaginations
Some of Alabama’s statues inspire us by recognizing events, people and places commemorated in stone. Other markers are unique, thought-provoking head-turners shrined in unfamiliarity. Continue reading →
Alabama Power Announces Leadership Changes
Alabama Power on Friday announced leadership changes to enhance customer experience and community support. Continue reading →
The Grilling King: Grilled Shrimp Tacos
Shrimp is perfect for grilling for a couple of reasons. One is that the mild flavor really helps highlight your seasonings and the smoke. Second, they cook quickly. Continue reading →
Apple Cheese Casserole at Red’s Little School House One of 100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama
“Unique” is an overused and often misused word. That is, unless you’re using it to describe Red’s Little School House Restaurant in Grady. Continue reading →
Alabama Power Begins Upgrades to Streetlights in Mobile
Alabama Power has begun replacing old streetlights in Mobile as part of a joint project to increase neighborhood security and visibility. Continue reading →
