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Alabama Power Company Bike Riders Raise Money For Ms Society
For the fourth year, Alabama Power Company bike riders took to the streets for the annual Dam Ride. Continue reading →
National Volunteer Week Recognizes Those Who Love To Serve
National Volunteer Week is observed annually during the third week of April. Continue reading →
Coffee Shop Could Be Link To Alabama Town’s Past And Its Future
Coffee has been known to revive those who can’t function until they get that first sip in the morning. But can it help revive an Alabama town? Continue reading →
Regional Journalism Conference Covers 2020 Census, Digital Reporting
The National Association of Black Journalists hosted a regional conference in Birmingham April 5-6. Continue reading →
Alabama High School Students Get Accelerated Learning At Barber Motorsports Park
Cars were racing fast and furious at the Barber Motorsports Park April 4 – even before the IndyCar drivers started practice. Continue reading →
Immune Response Worsens Outcomes For African American Patients With Ovarian Cancer, Usa Health Study Finds
African American patients with advanced ovarian cancer were found to have a pre-existing immune response linked to worse survival rates compared with their white counterparts, according to research led by Dr. Rodney Rocconi, a gynecologic oncologist and interim director of the USA Health Mitchell Cancer Institute. Continue reading →
Auburn Basketball Heading To Final Four For First Time
Auburn’s men’s basketball team is dancing its way into new territory. Continue reading →
Lori Locust Takes Coaching Prowess From Birmingham Iron To NFL’s Tampa Bay Bucs
Lori Locust just wants to be one of the guys. Continue reading →
Ashley Mac’s Serves Up All Kinds Of Alabama Goodness
Lots of people want to make a living doing what they love. Ashley McMakin made that dream a reality with her Ashley Mac’s cafés, catering and gourmet-to-go business. It all started with her hobby of cooking for those she loves. Continue reading →
Birmingham Women Talk Workforce Development, Finding Success
To commemorate Women’s History Month, Alabama Power hosted a panel discussion Friday on workforce development with Birmingham leaders Melanie Bridgeforth, CEO of the Women’s Fund of Greater Birmingham; Yazmin Cavale, CEO/co-founder of Glow; and Britney Summerville, vice president of community engagement at Shipt. Continue reading →
