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Professors from Auburn University are joining forces to help reverse a glaring shortage of STEM teachers throughout the state of Alabama.
The presidents of University of South Alabama and Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College signed a Memorandum of Agreement.
The federal omnibus appropriation bill includes $76 million to support a needed new Biomedical Research and Psychology Building at UAB.
Peak North America USA plans to invest $24 to open a wood products facility in Mobile County’s Irvington community.
Being called by his name, Christian, is surely the greatest motivation we have to strive for a life of integrity.
Huntsville certainly has some journalists digging into why U.S. News & World Report named it the best place to live in the U.S.
The Department of Neurosurgery at UAB is lending its expertise to promote STEM fields in area elementary schools.
Spc. Kevin L. Killens Jr. was awarded the Soldier’s Medal for risking his life to save another in the Wiregrass community.
I will ask my fellow lawmakers to join me in recognizing the suffering and sacrifice of deputies Johnson and Poole by making good time an earned privilege.
Auburn University’s new Rane Center is cooking up an exclusive, food-focused getaway called the Epicurean Experience.
Gulf Distributing, one of the oldest beverage distributors in the Southeast, announced plans today to solidify its future in Mobile.
We’ve probably heard enough from radio and TV. Can anything be more important this year than listening to the voice of God?
UAB Hospital was rated the highest level possible in the 2022-2023 U.S. News & World Report Best Hospitals for Maternity Care rankings.
Leaders of the SRT plan to strengthen bonds between communities by creating new opportunities for tourism, education and health and wellness.
The maneuvering to fill Ivey’s seat will begin soon after she takes the oath of office. So it is never too soon to assess who might run.
Since its discovery the Clotilda, the sunken schooner often known as the “last American slave ship,” has gained worldwide attention.
The National Fish and Wildlife Foundation has announced $1.1 million in grants in the Southeast, including Alabama.
The Festival of the Cranes is an annual event to celebrate the migration of over 14,000 Sandhill cranes and endangered Whooping cranes.
If you’re hoping to get the new year started with a little extra pep in your step, a new workout routine might be the way to go.
When we humbly trust in God’s mercy we don’t “patch up” the old life, but trust God for something entirely new.
In the prepared-food industry drawing kudos from influential fans like Oprah Winfrey creates a buzz that money can’t buy.
Today I am looking at a fresh collection of boxes. Each one empty. Each one waiting on me to fill in the blanks and invest them wisely.
ARC invests with local, regional and state partners to transform Appalachian communities, create jobs and strengthen the economy.

