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Alabama Legacy Moment: Jimmy Lee Sudduth
The Fayette native is regarded as one of the greatest folk artists of the 20th century. Continue reading →
Mobile Energizer ‘Elves’ Bring Christmas To Southwest Regional School For The Deaf And Blind
Mobile Energizers members played Santa’s elves Nov. 13, shopping for students at the Southwest Regional School for the Deaf and Blind in Mobile. Continue reading →
Youth Leadership Conference Puts Life Skills In The Hands Of Students
Students in the 11th and 12th grades were hosted at the Alabama Power Corporate Headquarters to learn skills to help prepare them to overcome obstacles and succeed in life. Continue reading →
Supporting The Person, Supporting The Mission Of Our Soldiers
The canals that flow from the Helmand River, which snakes out of the mountains to the north through high plateaus and sandy deserts, is key to survival for the people of southern Afghanistan. Continue reading →
Alabama Legacy Moment: Madame Octavia Walton Le Vert
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 →
Shortcut Barbecue Stew
With the arrival of cooler weather, my cravings for hearty soups and stews return. I love hunkering down on a big bowl of deliciousness with a piece of piping hot cornbread in hand. And one of my absolute favorite stews this time of year is Brunswick Stew, or sometimes called Camp Stew around these parts. Continue reading →
‘Bells Of Peace’ To Commemorate 100th Anniversary Of WWI’s End
When the “War to End All Wars” ended on Nov. 11, 1918 at 11 a.m., one London newspaper began its story: “Bells burst forth in joyful chimes.” Continue reading →
BIO Alabama Releases New Video Touting Successes, Connections
The word “biotech” might evoke images of lab coats and Petri dishes and, while that is certainly part of the story, BIO Alabama wants to make sure it isn’t the entire story. Continue reading →
Mobile County Commission Commits $2.5 Million To Academic Success Center For USA Student Athletes
The Mobile County Commission committed $2.5 million to create the Mobile County Center for Academic Success, which will be within the administration building of the University of South Alabama’s planned on-campus football stadium. Continue reading →
Agriculture Damage From Hurricane Michael Ripples Through Southeast Alabama Economy
The impact of agriculture damage from Hurricane Michael is rippling through southeast Alabama’s regional economy. Continue reading →
