Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Recipe: Easy Beef Ramen Skillet
I’ll admit that after all the cooking for the holidays, I’m a bit worn out. Don’t get me wrong, I love to cook. It’s just that sometimes (OK, lots of times) I’m looking for something quick and easy that tastes just as good. Continue reading →
Bill Murray: Showers Through Sunday Morning For Central Alabama
Bill Murray: Showers Through Sunday Morning For Central Alabama Continue reading →
Bombardier And Airbus Partnership Still Plans To Build Planes In Alabama
Bombardier and Airbus are moving forward with its partnership to build the C Series airplanes, including an investment of hundreds of millions of dollars for a final assembly line in Mobile that would create up to 500 new jobs. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Red Stick Warriors Attacked Militia
January 27, 1814: About 1,300 Red Stick warriors attacked Gen Continue reading →
Senior Bowl Brings College Football’s Top Prospects To Mobile For Ultimate NFL Job Fair
The Reese’s Senior Bowl is an audition of the highest order. Continue reading →
Bombardier Gets Surprise Win As U.s. Rebuffs Boeing’s Trade Case
Bombardier Inc. can start shipping C Series jets to Delta Air Lines Inc. as scheduled after a surprise ruling by a U.S. trade tribunal that said the proposed imports won’t hurt American industry. Continue reading →
Pastport Will Guide Users Through The History Of Alabama
A program that aims to celebrate Alabama’s past kicked off with its future this morning as fourth-graders from Vance Elementary School sang the official state song. Continue reading →
Joe Womack Is An Alabama Bright Light Shining In Africatown
This is the tale of Africatown: Slave Smugglers of Mobile Bay. It’s not a movie, but a story of intrigue, a bet, illegal slavery, a shipwreck, and a captain dodging the law. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Condoleezza Rice Became Secretary Of State
January 26, 2005: Birmingham native Condoleezza Rice became the first African-American woman to hold the position of secretary of state Continue reading →
From New Stadium Buzz To Alabama’s First U.S. Open, Sports Are Big Business In Birmingham
Birmingham has a long history as a sports town where big entertainment and big business combine. Continue reading →
