Author Archives: Alabama News Center
University Of Alabama Wins Annual Food Fight With Auburn
The University of Alabama finished its 2018 Beat Auburn, Beat Hunger food drive by collecting 309,194 pounds of food. The result was more than 40,000 pounds over the 2017 total of 260,453. Continue reading →
UAB’s Tiniest Patients Ready For Thanksgiving In The NICU
While most of the families in the University of Alabama at Birmingham Regional Neonatal Intensive Care Unit will be spending the holidays away from home and other family members, UAB’s tiniest patients will still be ready to celebrate Thanksgiving in handmade turkey costumes thanks to the UAB Institute for Arts in Medicine program. Continue reading →
Dozens Of Auburn Natives Call A Crimson-Colored College Home
This fall, 83 students from the city of Auburn are enrolled at the University of Alabama. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: ‘Big Jim’ Folsom Died
The former governor lived long enough to see his son, Jim Folsom Jr., serve as lieutenant governor. Continue reading →
Your Thanksgiving Feast Will Cost The Least Since 2010
The decrease marks the third year in a row prices are cheaper. Continue reading →
Southern Research Tests Parts 3-D Printed In Space For NASA
Could 3-D printers transform the International Space Station into a manufacturing hub and one day function as the heart of an on-demand machine shop in space that enables NASA to mount crewed missions deep into the solar system? Continue reading →
Alabama Legacy Moment: Jimmy Lee Sudduth
The Fayette native is regarded as one of the greatest folk artists of the 20th century. Continue reading →
Tips To Safeproof Your Thanksgiving Meal
Families across the nation are preparing to celebrate the Thanksgiving holiday season. For many, it will leave memories to be cherished for a lifetime. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Talladega College Was Founded
Nov. 20, 1965: Talladega College – the oldest private historically black liberal arts college in Alabama – was founded on this day in 1965. Continue reading →
Alabama’s Blackbelt Benefit Group In Running For National Grant
Selma’s Blackbelt Benefit Group (BBG) wants the public to help with a last-minute push in voting for a Levitt Foundation AMP (Your City) $25,000 grant. Continue reading →
