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Charlie Wilson, Tyrese And En Vogue To Headline Saturday Concert In Can’t Miss Alabama
Charlie Wilson, Tyrese And En Vogue To Headline Saturday Concert In Can’t Miss Alabama Continue reading →
Cherishable Items: Guitar Collection Is Nothing To Fret Over For This Alabama Music Lover
When Marc Rice was 14, he saw B.B. King perform. Ever since, the guitar has been a source of fascination. Continue reading →
Jim Bird’s Towering Creations A Treat For Motorists Between Eutaw And Demopolis
Anyone who has driven down U.S. 43 between Eutaw and Demopolis can’t miss Jim Bird’s creations. Continue reading →
Median Sales Price Of Baldwin County Condos Up 7 Percent From A Year Ago
Click here to view or print the entire monthly report compliments of the ACRE Corporate Cabinet. Continue reading →
Making Alabama Brings The Bicentennial To All Of Alabama
The story of Alabama, over two hundred years in the making, has been captured in “Making Alabama, A Traveling Exhibit” a new exhibition that will debut at the Old Supreme Court Library in the State Capitol in Montgomery on March 5. Continue reading →
Winning Ways Return To Alabama High School
It was the 1960s and teenagers were rocking to the Beatles. On the east side of Birmingham, head coach George O. “Shorty” White was winning the first of three state football championships at Banks High School. Continue reading →
Faith & Politics Institute To Meet In Birmingham This Week
The Faith & Politics Institute will convene in Birmingham this weekend to commemorate the 53rd anniversary of the Selma to Montgomery Pilgrimage, and recognize the 50th anniversary of the assassination of the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. Continue reading →
Alabama Power Service Organization Brings Up Curtain On Tallassee Theatre
Walking into the Mt. Vernon Theatre in Tallassee is like stepping back to 1935. Melinda Landers-Emfinger and other Alabama Power employees helped usher in a new era for the theatre. Continue reading →
Southeast Worlds Of Work Allows Alabama Teens To Consider Multiple Career Paths
They may not know yet what they want to be when they graduate, but almost 5,000 regional eighth-graders recently explored a variety of career paths during the third annual Southeast Worlds of Work (WOW) at the National Peanut Festival Fairgrounds in Dothan. The students came from Alabama, Georgia and Florida to take part in the fun, educational and hands-on career expo. Continue reading →
On This Day In Alabama History: Kate Duncan Smith School Opened
February 26, 1924: The Kate Duncan Smith DAR School (KDS) opened in Grant Continue reading →
