The University of Alabama at Birmingham, one of the nation’s leading hospitals in robotic surgery volume, is enhancing its work in the field. Continue reading →

“What do you want to be when you grow up?” Continue reading →

Alabama Gov. Kay Ivey joined with more than 200 elected officials and leaders to kick off a statewide effort to get everyone in the state counted in the 2020 census less than one year from now. Continue reading →

The Magic City will host journalists from all over the Southeast this weekend. The National Association of Black Journalists (NABJ) hosts its Region III Conference in Birmingham, Code Switching: Reporting the Virtual Truth will be held at the Sheraton Hotel April 5-6. Continue reading →

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 December 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 →

“People ask me when I am going to retire, and I say, ‘I retired 14 years ago,’” said Raymond Young, owner of Mary Carter Store in Cullman. Continue reading →

Sales: According to ValleyMLS.com, Morgan County residential sales totaled 100 units during February, up 11.1 percent from 90 sales in the same month a year earlier. February sales decreased 2.9 percent from 103 sales in January. Results were 7.1 percent above the five-year February average of 93 sales. Two more resources to review: Quarterly Report and the Annual Report. Continue reading →

Auburn University has been in the news recently for its Southeastern Conference (SEC) Tournament Championship basketball team. But the Auburn-Opelika area also boasts winners with two local homebuilders whose flourishing companies have placed them in the national spotlight. Continue reading →

Sales: According to the Mobile Area Association of Realtors, Mobile-area residential sales totaled 343 units during February, up 12.1 percent from 306 sales in the same month a year earlier. Sales were up 47.2 percent compared to 233 sales in January. Results were 24.5 percent above the five-year February average of 276 sales. Two more resources to review: Quarterly Report and Annual Report. Continue reading →

Sales: According to the Greater Alabama Multiple Listing Service, Birmingham-area residential sales totaled 1,074 units during February, up 4.2 percent from 1,031 sales in the same month a year earlier. February sales were also up 28.9 percent compared to 833 sales in January. Results were 17.1 percent above the five-year February average of 917 sales. Two more resources to review: Quarterly Report and Annual Report. Continue reading →