Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Eutaw Is Feeling The Love’s As Company Breaks Ground On Large Alabama Travel Center
Travelers through Greene County will soon have a new option to stop and refuel their vehicles and themselves with a large Love’s Travel Stop and Country Store that will include three dining options. Continue reading →
James Spann And An All-Star Weather Panel Discuss Hurricane Michael
Hurricane Michael was and is an historic storm by a number of measures, and those who have devoted their lives to documenting weather will study it for years to come. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Union General Was Born
Thomas Turpin Crittenden was born on Oct. 16, 1825 in Huntsville. He was a nephew of Kentucky Sen. John Crittenden and first cousin of Confederate Gen. George Crittenden and Union Gen. Thomas L. Crittenden. Continue reading →
Alabama Possible Working To Help State’s People Prosper
What is possible to improve lives in Alabama, one of the poorest states in the country? For the nonprofit group Alabama Possible, what is possible starts with changing the way people think and talk about poverty, and believing that all Alabamians can lead prosperous lives. Continue reading →
Construction To Begin On Turn 3 Oversized Tunnel At Talladega
Talladega Superspeedway and its parent company, International Speedway Corporation (ISC), revealed that the construction of the new Turn 3 Oversized Tunnel, an important component of the track’s new Transformation Infield Project, will begin during the week of Oct. 21. Continue reading →
Nourish Foods Is An Alabama Maker Bringing Healthy Dining To Your Doorstep
As moms with full-time careers, Mary Drennen and Tiffany Vickers Davis know the stress of rushing home to put a meal on the table for their family after a long day on the job. Continue reading →
Alabama Power Crews Supporting Hurricane Recovery In Florida, Georgia
Alabama Power crews are hard at work today, helping restore hope and service to people in Florida and Georgia devastated by Hurricane Michael. Continue reading →
Riley Center Quilters Bring Underground History To Vibrant Life
Quilts line the walls of the room where a group of women sitting at a long table talk, laugh and bond together about the very thing that has brought them here: quilting. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Gov. Kay Ivey Was Born
Kay Ellen Ivey was born on Oct. 15, 1944 in Camden. She graduated from Auburn University, where she was president of the Alpha Gamma Delta pledge class and served in the Student Government Association for four years. Continue reading →
Auburn Vet School, UAB Part of Joint NIH Study of Glioma Brain Cancer
People and animals suffering from the deadliest form of brain cancer are undergoing similar treatment in an NIH-funded clinical trial through the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and two other currently enrolled Southeastern veterinary programs. Continue reading →
