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Volunteers Make For Successful Renew Our Rivers Cleanup On Alabama’s Lake Martin
Thanks again to everyone who played a role in the 2018 Lake Martin Resource Association’s Renew our Rivers Lake Martin cleanup, held Nov. 2-3. Continue reading →
Fall’s Finery Is One Of Many Things To Be Thankful For In Alabama
Our goal here at Alabama NewsCenter is to find the great things about this state we call home and share them with you. You might say that almost every story carries something we’re thankful for about Alabama. Continue reading →
Southern Research Tests Parts 3-D Printed In Space For NASA
Could 3-D printers transform the International Space Station into a manufacturing hub and one day function as the heart of an on-demand machine shop in space that enables NASA to mount crewed missions deep into the solar system? Continue reading →
Instruments Of Hope Unity Fund Continues Violins Of Hope’s Alabama Legacy
Violins of Hope were played as Jews walked to their deaths at Holocaust camps during World War II. The sounds of those instruments in Birmingham last year heralded another purpose in promoting human rights, social justice and inter-religious dialogue. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Gov. Samuel B. Moore Died
Samuel B. Moore served as Alabama governor for nine months in 1831, presiding over the opening of the University of Alabama. Continue reading →
Auburn Aquatic Ecologist Partners In $2 Million War On Blue-Green Algae
Auburn University aquatic ecologist Alan Wilson and a team of biological, molecular and environmental scientists from three other U.S. institutions are taking on toxic cyanobacteria, also called blue-green algae or pond scum, in a five-year, $2 million National Science Foundation project. Continue reading →
Lemonds Makes Lemonade By Giving Back, Helping Others
Tabetha Lemonds started volunteering while a student at Childersburg High School and through her local church. She witnessed at an early age the impact giving back could make in the lives of others. Continue reading →
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church Wins $150K Grant To Support Preservation Efforts
Sixteenth Street Baptist Church in downtown Birmingham has been named one of 11 historic sites to win a $150,000 grant, which will be used partly to place protective glass over the recently restored stained-glass windows. Continue reading →
Ruth’s Porch Art Is An Alabama Maker Of Colorful Creations
Ruth Robinson never knows ahead of time what her folk art paintings will be about. Well, that’s not exactly true. She’s pretty sure it’s going to be about family. Continue reading →
New Restaurant Knows How To Be Essential To Alabama Diners
Kristen Hall and Victor King know what’s essential when it comes to a successful restaurant – it’s more than gracious, friendly service; interesting, delicious foods; a thoughtful wine list; and creative craft cocktails. Continue reading →
