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Alabama Legacy Moment: Helen Keller
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. Done in conjunction with the ongoing bicentennial celebration of the state that concludes in 2019, the short pieces should inspire you to learn more about the rich history of Alabama. “Alabama Legacy Moments” are sponsored by the Alabama Bicentennial Commission and the Alabama Broadcasters Association. Continue reading →
Birmingham Hosts Smart Cities Readiness Workshop
Strategic plans for how Birmingham will become a smart city are being laid out over the next two days during the Smart Cities Readiness Workshop. The workshop is part of the Smart Cities grant awarded to the city of Birmingham earlier this year. Continue reading →
Athens Homes Selling 26 Days Faster On Average Compared To A Year Ago
Sales: According to the North Alabama Multiple Listing Service, Athens/Limestone County residential sales totaled 159 units during July, down 7 percent from 171 sales in the same month a year earlier. July sales were down 15.4 percent compared to 188 sales in May. Results were 70.9 percent above the five-year July average of 110 sales. Two more resources to review: Quarterly Report and Annual Report. Continue reading →
Slow Down And Evaluate The Risks Of Driving Before Hitting The Road
More than 32,000 people are killed and 2 million are injured each year in motor vehicle crashes, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention. Each time a car is cranked, it is important to think about factors that increase the risks, including drowsy driving and distractions, such as children and texting. Continue reading →
2018 Alabama Colleges Football Schedule
There are 15 college football programs in Alabama and many of them are contenders in their conferences and divisions this year. Continue reading →
Alabama, Birmingham Preparing For Economic Impact Of Opportunity Zones
A new national tax incentive program that some believe could be the most transformative economic development tool ever has communities in Alabama, led by Birmingham, preparing to cash in on its share of potentially trillions of dollars in new investment. Continue reading →
Take Charge Of Your Health: Dr. Ann Kulze Shares Research On Boosting Brain Power In Kids
Research shows that physical activity goes a long way in boosting brain power. Continue reading →
An Homage To The Heirloom Tomato
As fall approaches and prognosticating about football season replaces the siesta by the swimming pool, let’s take a moment to appreciate one pleasure that will soon be gone from our plates till next summer: the heirloom tomato. Continue reading →
Gadsden Homes Selling 35 Days Faster On Average Compared To Last July
Sales: According to the Valley Multiple Listing Service, Gadsden-area sales totaled 77 units during July, down 11.5 percent from 87 sales in the same month a year earlier. Similarly, July sales were down 25.2 percent compared to 103 sales in June. Results were 13.2 percent above the five-year July average of 68 sales. Two more resources to review: Quarterly Report and Annual Report. Continue reading →
Have Uab Scientists Found The Genetic Key To Reverse Wrinkles And Hair Loss Associated With Aging?
Wrinkled skin and hair loss are hallmarks of aging. What if they could be reversed? Continue reading →
