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5 places to find unique king cake treats in Alabama

Cutting into a king cake, decorated in the Mardi Gras colors of purple, gold, and green, is a favorite ritual for many

UAB’s new ALS clinic offers eight to one advantage

A new clinic for ALS at UAB lets patients see eight health care providers during a single visit, with a single co-pay.

Alabama's Curiteva creates first-of-its-kind spinal implants

By building a PEEK printer, Curiteva is the first company in the world to get FDA approval for an implantable medical device such as this.

Quality sites vital for Alabama’s economic development

Alabama is recognized as a great place to start, grow, and nurture a business, to get an education, build a career and to thrive.

Community college system adds $6.6B into Alabama's economy

The activities of the Alabama Community College System and their students support one out of every 27 jobs in Alabama.

Alabama Realtors Economic and Real Estate Report provides timely data

The report provides a wide-range of data that measures the health of Alabama’s economy and all types of valuable real estate information.

State Sen. Kelley: F-35 vital to nation's defense

Calhoun County is the home of the Anniston Army Depot, and the Center for Domestic Preparedness as well as many armed services retirees.

Selma broadband project nearing completion

The project in Selma entailed installation of approximately 50 miles of fiber connected to more than 1,000 power poles.

Community colleges add $6.6B into Alabama's economy

According to a recent study, students and alumni of community colleges within the system added $6.6 billion to Alabama’s economy in 2021.

Transportation journal to publish USA student's paper

Cade Marty was invited to lecture industry professionals and experts about a road paved entirely with recycled material.

Top Guy Weekend heads to the Rocket City

The event by AdFreeShows.com brings hundreds of professional wrestling fans together for one epic weekend.

Support local makers at Birmingham’s Woodlawn Marketplace

Under a single roof, entrepreneurs pursue their dreams to build businesses around their handmade crafts and food-related products.

Ukrainian family makes a new home in Alabama

The Vyshyvanyuks left family, friends and a successful business in Ukraine for a fresh start in Alabama thanks to Regions associates.

Reflections: Come, ye sinners, poor and needy

We’ve been working through the book of Genesis at midweek Bible study in our church. It’s been refreshing to look at the old stories I learned as a child, and to consider them with more maturity and, I trust, more insight. Genesis 37 begins the Joseph chronicles that essentially take the remaining chapters of the book, but this saga is interrupted […]

5 new coffee roasters to try in the Birmingham area

Coffee lovers know the best cup is made with recently roasted beans—the fresher the better.

Auto supplier selects Tuskegee for first U.S. plant

A major South Korean automotive supplier plans to invest $128 million to open its first U.S. factory in Alabama, Gov. Kay Ivey announced. Samkee Corp.’s project will create 170 jobs in Tuskegee and provide an economic boost for Macon County. “Today’s announcement is another major step in Tuskegee’s progression as a city,” Tuskegee Mayor Tony […]

Beat the winter blues with an easy home refresh

An easy refresh in your home is a great way to bring new life to your space after the dreariness of Winter.

Alabama REALTORS® Economic and Real Estate Report provides timely data

If knowledge is power, the Alabama Association of REALTORS® is putting that power right into consumer’s hands.

6 questions with John Kvach of North Alabama’s Singing River Trail

John Kvach oversees a project that will create an expansive greenway system across north Alabama, connecting eight counties and 27 towns.

Vehicles drive growth for Alabama’s export machine

Alabama-built vehicles are blazing a trail in the global economy, ranking as the state’s top export product, landing in 73 foreign countries.

UAB Department of Physics receives national award

The UAB Department of Physics is slated to receive the Improving Undergraduate Physics Education Award this spring.

South Alabama awarded $2M STEM educators grant

The University of South Alabama will be awarded $2 million from the Alabama STEM Council to make it easier for students pursuing STEM majors.

Trade missions uncover export opportunities for Alabama companies

For Alabama-based manufacturer Sealing Equipment Products Co., or SEPCO, selling its products in markets around the world has become a core element of business.

Adtran’s next-gen fiber access platform quickens broadband rollouts

Adtran, a Huntsville-based provider of next-generation multi-gigabit fiber solutions, has launched its next generation networking solution.