Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Southern Research Programs Aim To Shield Against Pandemic Flu Dangers
With experts predicting another deadly influenza pandemic in the future, Southern Research scientists are working on several fronts to help limit the death toll from a catastrophic flu outbreak that one day slams the nation. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Montgomery Bus Laws Challenged
January 30, 1956: Attorney Fred Gray filed a federal lawsuit in Montgomery challenging local and state bus segregation laws Continue reading →
Alabama Power Crews Restoring Electricity, Making New Friends In Puerto Rico
Alabama Power and its sister companies have restored power to more than 1,000 homes and businesses on the hurricane-ravaged island of Puerto Rico – and they’re making some new friends along the way. Continue reading →
Kathleen Mccarron Is An Alabama Maker With A Mardi Gras Flair
Kathleen McCarron Art, Mobile Continue reading →
Bombardier’s Upstart Jet Regains U.S. Access, Mobile Plant Likely
Welcome back to America, C Series. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Navy Commissioned USS Birmingham
January 29, 1943: The U.S Continue reading →
Greatness Can Be Found In West Alabama
A week that began with coverage of the University of Alabama Crimson Tide football team celebrating its national championship with 40,000 fans ended with the unveiling of a statewide program to celebrate the state’s 200th birthday. Continue reading →
Morgan County December Residential Sales Increase 11 Percent From 2016
Click here to view or print the entire monthly report compliments of the ACRE Corporate Cabinet. Continue reading →
Air Force Father Unites With Baby In Nicu First Time After Deployment
For many families in central Alabama, traveling to the hospital to deliver a baby can be a relatively local visit. For Tech. Sgt. Tony Knizel, getting to meet his newborn son, Micah, for the first time involved a 7,600-mile trek home. Continue reading →
White Bluffs, Baked Goods, Gaineswood And Corn Dogs In Demopolis
On the 200th anniversary of its founding by French settlers as the Vine & Olive Colony, Demopolis is a progressive city that is successfully merging its colorful past with a promising future. Continue reading →
