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Alabama is blessed with so many places where people can connect with the people who produce their food.
The largest youth archery competition in Alabama, the NASP championship, will be held in Montgomery in April.
The drama and anticipation were soon replaced with humor when founders of Rocket City Electric Bike Rentals won the Singing River Trail Launch Tank pitch competition.
The development of lunar landing systems has exposed a rather dusty problem.
The Alabama Department of Commerce’s “Made in Alabama” brand is marking a significant milestone that helped propel a robust period of economic development.
Ambition, drive and a rock ‘n’ roll vision helped two Auburn graduates build a global outdoor lifestyle brand.
The ALBBAA’s annual Big Gobbler Photo Contest is designed to showcase Alabama’s Black Belt, which is widely regarded as one of America’s best areas for wild turkey hunting.
Canada-based Epsilon Industries plans to open a production facility in Tuscaloosa through a project that will create 180 jobs.
In Alabama, only 12.5% of seniors in the Class of 2022 scored at or above the college-ready benchmark in all four subjects.
Join the Yellowhammer News team on Wednesday, March 22, for a “Yellowhammer Connection” event in Montgomery.
They say everything’s bigger in Texas, and when it comes to breakfast, that certainly seems to be the case.
Success at an enterprise as large and complex as the University of Alabama at Birmingham requires vision, purposeful planning and determination.
The F-35 Lightning II intimidates our enemies, strengthens our alliances, and puts food on the table for skilled workers in nearly every state.
Eight small business finalists are circling the Singing River Trail Launch Tank Competition sponsored by Launch 2035.
Art and cocktails intertwine at The House of Found Objects, the latest creation from the bard of Birmingham bars, Feizal Valli
The Gulf Coast Student Symposium challenged more than 400 engineering students from 15 universities in various competitions.
Barbecue is so integral to the diet of average Alabamians it might as well be considered its own food group.
The passage of the proposed economic development legislation is critical to the economic present and future of the State of Alabama.
If you happen to be an owner of a Hyundai or Kia with a key-turn ignition manufactured between 2015-2019, you should stop reading this now and check your driveway because a wayward youth may have stolen your car. Now don’t jump to conclusions and blame the youthful offender – it’s not his fault – the […]
HudsonAlpha, one of the first clients to utilize Revio, will use the systems in its plant and animal genomic space to improve crop species.
After two years of classroom work at the University of South Alabama, Alli Boudreaux can’t wait to begin hands on nursing clinical courses.
Thousands of Wiregrass high school students received career guidance during the eighth annual Southeast Worlds of Work.
The first phase of the new logistics center in Huntsville will raise two warehouse buildings with more than 1 million square feet.
Craig Underwood is paying tribute to his favorite bands and artists with an art show all about Birmingham’s rock ‘n’ roll history.