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University Of Alabama Team Wins $1 Million Grant To Develop Tool To Combat Opioid Abuse
Across the country, opioid abuse has reached epidemic levels, severely affecting communities and straining public safety resources. Continue reading →
Gadsden’s ‘A Walk Through Time’ Brings History To Life With Key Figures From This Alabama Town
As Steve Hildebrant prepares for a second stint portraying Alabama Power founder William Patrick Lay at Gadsden’s “A Walk Through Time” on Sunday, Oct. 21, he recalls his introduction last year to the historic narrative. Continue reading →
Football Preview: Third Saturday In October Brings Alabama To Tennessee, Auburn To Ole Miss, North Texas To UAB
Alabama has won its past 11 meetings with Tennessee. The Volunteers last bested the Crimson Tide on Oct. 21, 2006, in Knoxville. But don’t suggest to Nick Saban that the rivalry of the Third Saturday in October has become less important. Continue reading →
Alabama Power Service Organization, IBEW Partner On Habitat Home
The Magic City Chapter of the Alabama Power Service Organization (APSO) and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers (IBEW) have joined with Habitat for Humanity Greater Birmingham and other partners to build the chapter’s 24th Habitat home in the Birmingham area. Continue reading →
Alabama Schools Can Get Money For Sports, Arts Through Power To Play Grant Program
The Alabama Power Foundation’s Power to Play grant program is now taking applications in its fifth year of helping Alabama high schools increase students’ extracurricular participation. Continue reading →
Alabama Possible Working To Help State’s People Prosper
What is possible to improve lives in Alabama, one of the poorest states in the country? For the nonprofit group Alabama Possible, what is possible starts with changing the way people think and talk about poverty, and believing that all Alabamians can lead prosperous lives. Continue reading →
Auburn Vet School, UAB Part of Joint NIH Study of Glioma Brain Cancer
People and animals suffering from the deadliest form of brain cancer are undergoing similar treatment in an NIH-funded clinical trial through the University of Alabama at Birmingham, Auburn University’s College of Veterinary Medicine and two other currently enrolled Southeastern veterinary programs. Continue reading →
Brunch Special From Spot Of Tea Makes List Of 100 Dishes To Eat in Alabama Before You Die
Whether you stop in for breakfast or brunch, Spot of Tea in Mobile likely has something which will appeal to your palate. From common breakfast offerings to the more creative bananas foster and eggs cathedral, customers rave about the food and service. Continue reading →
Alabama Power Wins Prestigious AEIC Achievement Award
Alabama Power has one of the nation’s highest reliability rates in the electric-utility industry – 99.7 percent – one reason the company hits the top of JD Power satisfaction studies year after year. Continue reading →
‘Pickett’s History of Alabama’ To Be Re-Released This Month
“Pickett’s History of Alabama,” published in 1851, has been out of print for years. That will change on Oct. 15, thanks to Dr. Jim Pate and NewSouth Books. Continue reading →
