Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Alabama Power Offers COVID-19 Energy Efficiency Tips for Restaurants, Businesses, Institutions
Energy efficiency is important for restaurants, businesses, and institutions during these challenging times. Continue reading →
Shower Mom with Smoothies, Flowers and an Online Concert in Can’t Miss Alabama
Social distancing is the new normal, but there is still plenty of things to do in this week’s Can’t Miss Alabama. Continue reading →
Montgomery Chamber Marks Economic Successes
The Montgomery Area Chamber of Commerce took time today to note two recent economic development successes. Continue reading →
The World Games 2022 Birmingham Will Be Year’s Top International Women’s Softball Competition
With the World Baseball Softball Confederation (WBSC) today announcing the postponement of the 2021 WBSC Women’s Softball World Cup to 2023, the WBSC will recognize The World Games 2022 Birmingham as the top women’s international softball competition for 2022, with the winning team named world champion. Continue reading →
Alabama Support for Health Care Workers Goes Sky High
As it turns out, the sky wasn’t the limit as Alabama showed love and support for health care workers fighting against COVID-19. Continue reading →
Alabama Grandma Brenda Gantt Wants to Help You Fix Supper
Brenda Gantt, a 73-year-old grandmother from Andalusia, thought other people might like to see how she made biscuits. Continue reading →
Alabama National Guard Plans Flyovers to Salute COVID-19 Response Efforts
The Alabama National Guard is planning flyovers in support of health care workers in the fight against COVID-19. Continue reading →
It’s Automatic: Birmingham’s Automatic Seafood & Oysters Makes James Beard Awards Cut
Nothing was automatic for Alabama’s semifinalists for the James Beard Awards advancing – except for Birmingham’s Automatic Seafood & Oysters. Continue reading →
How a Military Mindset Might Get Your Business Back in Business
Alabama businesses took unprecedented steps to help in a communitywide response to avoiding the worst of a pandemic. Continue reading →
University of Alabama Children’s Program, RISE Center Carry on Virtually
While preschool children from the University of Alabama Children’s Program and RISE Center are home, they continue to connect with teachers, learn, play and receive therapy through inventive and individualized online interactions. Continue reading →
