Author Archives: Alabama News Center
There’s No Doubting Thomasville As An Alabama Community Of Excellence
The town of Thomasville sits about 100 miles away from Mobile to the south, Montgomery to the east and Tuscaloosa to the north. Some might say this places the rural community in the middle of nowhere. Longtime Thomasville Mayor Sheldon Day prefers to say that the city actually is “in the center of everything.” Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Way Bandy Was Born In Birmingham
August 9, 1941 – Makeup artist Way Bandy was born in Birmingham. Bandy worked as a freelance artist in the theater, film, and fashion industries and became one of the first well-known and highest-paid makeup artists of the 1970s. Continue reading →
Birmingham Is Sixth Most Pet-Friendly City In The U.S.
Lots of veterinarians and low costs associated with caring for our pets have placed Birmingham among the 2017 Most Pet Friendly Cities, according to WalletHub. Continue reading →
Alabama Forest Products Industry Poised For Gains After Strong Year
After a banner year for the forest products industry in Alabama, the sector is primed for even more growth and innovation. Continue reading →
When Preparing For Back To School, Don’t Forget Your Child’s Vaccines
School has started for some children in Alabama, which means school supplies, backpacks, new shoes and a perhaps a new outfit or two have occupied parents in recent weeks. Continue reading →
Auburn’s First Fall Scrimmage Reveals Good Things On Defense
There has been no starting quarterback or punter named yet, but Auburn‘s first fall scrimmage on Monday did answer some other questions for head coach Gus Malzahn. Continue reading →
Alabama Legacy Moment: Alabama Fever
Alabama Public Television is producing a series of videos titled “Alabama Legacy Moments” that offer a quick history of the people, places and stories that have defined Alabama. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: First Woman Elected To Alabama Legislature
August 8, 1922 – Selma native Hattie Hooker Wilkins became the first woman elected to a seat in the Alabama Legislature. Continue reading →
The U.S. Economy Would Be Better Off If Men Did More Housework
Women spend too much time on housework relative to men, new research suggests, and it’s probably dragging on U.S. productivity. Continue reading →
Dr. Josh Klapow: Here’s How To Deal With A Difficult College Roommate
You’re at college, away from home for the first time – and free as a bird. Continue reading →
