Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Industry Growth Spurt Drives Opportunities For Alabama Auto Workers
Alabama’s robust auto industry has transformed the state economy over the past two decades, as well as communities scattered from the Tennessee Valley to the Gulf Coast. Continue reading →
Stacy Hopkins Is An Alabama Bright Light Glowing Blue For Abused Children
April is National Child Abuse Prevention Month. Continue reading →
Alabama Power Hosts Physical Security Conference To Discuss Protection Practices, Technology
In an era when everyone seems to be concerned about cyberattacks, electric utilities must ensure they guard against physical attacks to substations and infrastructure that could affect service to customers and cost millions of dollars to repair. Continue reading →
Volunteers Pave Way To Healing Of JSU Students After March 20 Alabama Storms
With the havoc left by tornadoes and severe storms, many Jacksonville residents are facing many uncertainties after losing homes and possessions. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Literary Trail Adopts By-laws
April 6, 2010: The board of the Southern Literary Trail officially passed and adopted its by-laws Continue reading →
Provalus Is Training Rural Alabama Workers For High-tech Jobs
Brewton may not be the first place you would expect to find jobs in software development, website design and technology help desk staffing, but Provalus is finding great success in this south Alabama town. Continue reading →
Apple Ceo Tim Cook And Others Are Honored For Continuing The Dream Of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
It was a tone of celebration, remembrance and honor. Continue reading →
Can’t Miss Alabama Has The Best In Entertainment From Kevin Hart To Taylor Hicks To The Mobile Spring Fling Music Festival
Can’t Miss Alabama Has The Best In Entertainment From Kevin Hart To Taylor Hicks To The Mobile Spring Fling Music Festival Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Magnolia Grove Ownership Transferred
April 5, 1980: Ownership of Magnolia Grove, a historic site and museum in Greensboro, was transferred by the state to the Alabama Historical Commission. Continue reading →
Apple CEO Takes On Education, Leadership And College Football During Discussion In Alabama
Apple CEO Tim Cook professed “a deep love for this state” during a candid conversation in Birmingham that covered everything from computer coding to college football. Continue reading →
