Author Archives: Alabama News Center
On This Day In Alabama History: Clinton Signed Law For Tuskegee Site
November 6, 1998: President Bill Clinton signed Public Law 105-355 to establish the Tuskegee Airmen National Historic Site at Moton Field in Tuskegee Continue reading →
Calhoun County Residential Sales Up 3.8 Percent From A Year Ago
Click here to view or print the entire monthly report compliments of the ACRE Corporate Cabinet. Continue reading →
Amazon Threat Causes Shakeout In The Health Care Industry
Amazon.com Inc. is casting a long shadow over the health care industry. Continue reading →
Audi Sees Electric-car Onslaught Winning More U.s. Market Share
Audi’s U.S. chief said he expects the luxury brand to gain more market share in the U.S. with its onslaught of electric and hybrid models in the next eight years. Continue reading →
Recipe: Gulf Coast Blackened Shrimp Salad A Heart-healthy Meal
The Market at Pepper Place hosted Chef Tim Hughes of Snapper Grabbers Land & Sea for a cooking demonstration on Oct. 14 as part of “Seafood Saturday.” Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: William Christenberry Was Born In Tuscaloosa
November 5, 1936: Artist William Christenberry was born in Tuscaloosa Continue reading →
Royal Technologies Kicks Off $14 Million, 25-job Expansion In Cullman
Royal Technologies Corp. announced a $14 million expansion of its Cullman manufacturing operation, a project that will create 25 jobs. Continue reading →
Mercedes Targets Wealthy With X-Class Luxury Pickup
Mercedes-Benz, reeling from a massive recall over concerns about diesel emissions, is stretching its refined image with its first-ever pickup truck, betting that upscale car buyers are ready for an open-bed hauler with leather seats, oak trim and Autobahn handling. Continue reading →
Tuscaloosa County Auto Supplier On Track To Open High-Tech Facility
A Spanish auto supplier is moving forward with a $30 million wheel assembly factory in Tuscaloosa County, a project that will create more than 70 jobs. Continue reading →
NBA Returning To Birmingham For 2018 Preseason Contest
The students at A.H. Parker High School knew they were gathering in the gym for a pep rally, but it was what they didn’t know that caused them to go wild with excitement. Continue reading →
