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Breast Cancer Survivor Feltus Living Best Life, 10 Years Cancer-Free
Never ignore that still, small voice inside you… That’s the advice Fairhope resident Carolyn Feltus gives women who are unsure about further checking their breast health. Continue reading →
University Of Alabama Engineers Develop Solution To Child Heat Deaths In Cars
An average of 37 children die each year in the United States from being trapped inside a hot car, and engineering researchers at the University of Alabama have crafted a solution to prevent these tragic accidents. Continue reading →
Southern Research is Advancing Green Chemistry in the Heart of Alabama
Birmingham’s Southern Research has developed a reputation in cancer treatment and other medical advancements, but an area where it is showing much promise today could end up having its greatest worldwide impact. Continue reading →
On This Day in Alabama History: Gov. Chauncey Sparks Was Born
Sparks was born on Oct. 8, 1884, in Barbour County, Alabama, but was raised and attended school in Georgia. He received a Bachelor of Arts in 1907 and a law degree in 1910 from Mercer University in Macon. He returned to Barbour County, where he passed the Alabama Bar Exam and opened a law office in Eufaula. Continue reading →
Football Preview: Alabama, Auburn, UAB Hit The Road To Take On Arkansas, Mississippi State, La. Tech
The Alabama NewsCenter takes a look at this weekend’s big match ups for the state’s major college football teams. Continue reading →
Support Breast Cancer Awareness Month With Can’t Miss Alabama
By Shirley Jackson Pink Ribbon Project More than a dozen Birmingham fire stations are participating in the Pink Ribbon Project T-shirt campaign to support breast cancer research in Alabama. The T-shirts cost $15-$20. Proceeds from shirt sales will help the … Continue reading →
Life In Old Alabama Power Villages Getting Second Look
In the early 20th century, as Alabama Power built dams it also helped develop the state by investing in industry, and providing opportunities for jobs and a higher quality of life. Continue reading →
Alabama Power Named A Finalist For An International Award
Alabama Power has been named a finalist for an international award for its energy efficiency efforts with industrial customers. Finalists for the Kanthal Award 2018 span three continents. Continue reading →
Montevallo Carves Out A New Niche With Inaugural Tinglewood Festival
The buzz is still going from the inaugural Tinglewood Festival in Montevallo on Sept. 8. Nearly 6,000 attended the daylong event that included live music, a classic car show, vendors and curiosities like Dr. Bob’s Traveling Snake Show. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Tide Played First Game At Denny Stadium
September 28, 1929: The University of Alabama’s Crimson Tide played Mississippi College and won their first game at George Denny Stadium on Sept. 28, 1929. Since then, the stadium has undergone six expansions. Continue reading →
