Author Archives: Alabama News Center
On This Day In Alabama History: Governor Signs Law Creating ADECA
Alabama Gov. George Wallace signed into law on March 1, 1983, legislation establishing the Alabama Department of Economic and Community Affairs (ADECA). Continue reading →
Alabama Updates 10-Foot Law For Public Safety
The law prescribes criminal penalties for workers who violate the 10-foot law without first safeguarding the powerlines through an agreement with the utility. Continue reading →
These Alabama High School Basketball Teams Are Shooting 3-Pointers At A Record Pace
If history is any indication, 3-pointers will be key to the Eagles and Bears teams’ pursuit of a blue championship trophy. Continue reading →
Featured Alabama Cooks Share Recipes To Celebrate Black History Month
During Black History Month, Alabama NewsCenter has featured stories about the impact African-Americans have had on food in this state – not only what we grow but what we eat. Continue reading →
Improving Alabama Roads, Bridges Focus Of Proposed Infrastructure Project
State leaders announce plan to improve road safety and grow economy with better highways. Continue reading →
Enjoy Mardi Gras Festivities And Selma Bridge Crossing Jubilee In Can’t Miss Alabama
March brings a variety of events as the cold weather subsides. Continue reading →
Alabama Power Helps Make Arbor Week Perfect For Tree Planting
During February, Alabama Power has given away thousands of trees to residents in communities across the state. Continue reading →
Mixtroz Is A Shining Example Of The Potential Of Birmingham’s Tech Economy
Ashlee Ammons and Kerry Schrader are the daughter-mother team that co-founded Mixtroz. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Legislature Honors Longtime Congressman
Bob Jones was known for his support of NASA, along with public works and waterway programs. Continue reading →
Birmingham Advertising Industry Celebrates Work With ADDYs
Birmingham’s advertising industry celebrated the ADDYs with its annual awards ceremony. Continue reading →
