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The BHM26.2 Team Is 100 percent Alabama Bright Light
The race may not be until April 14 of next year, but for the team in charge of the BHM26.2 marathon benefiting Children’s of Alabama hospital and Magic Moments, it’s almost launch time. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Former Gov. Bob Riley Was Born
Oct. 3, 1944: Former Alabama Gov. Bob Riley was born in Ashland to a family that had farmed and raised cattle in the small community for generations. Continue reading →
MTC Logistics To Open $58 Million Distribution Facility At Alabama Port
Baltimore, Maryland-based MTC Logistics announced plans to build a $58 million cold storage facility on property owned by the Alabama State Port Authority, creating between 50 and 70 jobs and providing a boost to the port’s container operations. Continue reading →
Alabama’s Patti Callahan Henry Turns To Historical Fiction In New Work About C.S. Lewis’ Wife
Patti Callahan Henry was having a conversation with fellow best-selling author Ariel Lawhon one day, and Lawhon asked her a question. “She asked me, ‘What would you write if you could write anything you wanted?’” says Henry, who has written 13 books she classifies as contemporary women’s fiction. Continue reading →
Alabama Power Employee’s Focus On Safety Helps Keep The Lights On
Safety is the biggest concern for Alabama Power Company. Employee Russell Davidson works to ensure he and his crew stay safe so they can keep the lights on for customers. Continue reading →
Alabama Trade Mission Seeks Opportunities In Southeastern Europe
Alabama Commerce Secretary Greg Canfield is leading a team of state business leaders on a trade mission this week to Romania and Bulgaria, countries that offer new markets in southeastern Europe and a potential gateway to opportunities in other regions. Continue reading →
Fast Food Races To Meet Americans’ Growing Demand To Eat At Home
Home cooking would be making a comeback if it ever really went away. Restaurants are getting dinged by the convenience of Netflix, the advent of pre-made meals, the spread of online grocery delivery, plus crushing student debt and a focus on healthy eating. Continue reading →
Practical Energy Savings Tips Can Be Implemented As New Season Dawns
It may not feel like Autumn, but the cooler temperatures will be here before you know it. Here are some ways you can take advantage of milder days before winter sets in. Continue reading →
HudsonAlpha Holds Grand Opening for Paul Propst Center in Huntsville
The HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology officially opened the Paul Propst Center in Huntsville today. The newest addition to the biotech campus is a 105,000-square-foot, two-story building that aims to promote research, education and economic development. Continue reading →
Author Marti Buckley To Sign Copies Of New Book At Birmingham’s Market At Pepper Place
Homewood native and author Marti Buckley is celebrating a combination homecoming, book tour and Market at Pepper Place Les Dames takeover Saturday. Continue reading →
