Author Archives: Alabama News Center
Birmingham Mayor Randall Woodfin talks about the city’s ability to attract global events
Birmingham’s international profile is growing with last year’s World Games and this week’s 2023 International Peace Conference. Continue reading →
10th annual Darter Festival offers food, fun and is waste-free
The 10th annual Darter Festival promises lots of fun for the entire family, with good food, music, arts and crafts for children and an emphasis on protecting Alabama’s endangered darter fish. Continue reading →
Alabama baker experiences sweet success at a young age
When Klarissa Hendrix launched her cupcake business and took it on the road in a renovated camper as a 17 year old, she said some may have thought she was too young to make it a success. But she never had any doubts. Continue reading →
10 things about Alabama you probably didn’t know
If you grew up in Alabama, you likely already know there’s plenty to be proud of here. Continue reading →
Dr. Ann shares why the way you breathe matters
Why is it so important to use your nose as the primary point of entry for the air you breathe? The reasons are myriad. Continue reading →
Tquila Automation to create 200 high-tech jobs in new Birmingham hub
Tquila Automation plans to open a regional delivery center in Birmingham, creating 200 jobs and providing a boost to the city’s high-tech sector. The operation will be in the Nextec building in downtown’s innovation district. Continue reading →
You can take a bushwacker tour on your Alabama beach vacation
Tacky Jack’s is one of four stops on the Original Bushwacker Tour offered by The Surfside Shuttle at Orange Beach. Continue reading →
Alabama Summit aims to help retain and develop state’s workforce
Nearly 350 employers, educators, economic developers and workforce professionals from across Alabama will gather in Mobile this week with one goal: retain and develop the state’s workforce. Continue reading →
The Game Plan is an investment in Alabama and its people
In April, Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey and the Alabama Legislature adopted The Game Plan, a package of legislation the governor said will secure Alabama’s economic future. Continue reading →
UAB receives $3.7 million to study diabetes in minority youths
UAB is one of 15 sites selected by the National Institutes of Health to study the increasing prevalence of diabetes in youth, specifically in Black and Hispanic minority groups. Continue reading →
