Faith and Culture — Page 11
Jerry Underwood, a veteran Alabama journalist who covered the state’s biggest business news is being remembered by friends and colleagues.
Governor Kay Ivey has opened voting for the 77th Annual Alabama Turkey Pardoning, calling on Alabamians to choose the names of the two birds.
Experience the Northern Lights in Alabama. Discover how a geomagnetic storm brought stunning auroras to the Yellowhammer State.
Church of the Highlands, Alabama’s largest congregation, is continuing its growth with a major expansion to the state’s Gulf Coast.
For nearly 30 years, Colonel David Etheredge served in the skies as part of the Alabama Air National Guard. A Birmingham-based pilot and former Commander of the 117th Maintenance Group, Etheredge led more than 300 airmen responsible for maintaining and flying KC-135R refueling aircraft that supported missions around the world. Today, he lives in Birmingham […]
In honor of Veterans Day, U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville is recognizing two remarkable Alabama veterans for their incredible service.
U.S. Rep. Gary Palmer (R-Hoover) is helping sound the alarm over the persecution of Christians in Nigeria.
Discover the history of Birmingham Veterans Day, the nation's oldest celebration honoring all who served since 1947.
Alabama was represented in the National Veterans Day Parade by the Cullman, Alabama High School Bearcat Band.
Veterans have given much to our country, and Regions Bank associates understand the importance of not just recognizing that sacrifice but finding meaningful ways to serve those who have selflessly served us. The bank’s support for veterans and active duty military is demonstrated in several ways: from offering targeted financial guidance and education to creating employment opportunities […]
Quilts are warm. Quilts are comfortable. Quilts tell a story, spark memories and stand as works of art. But perhaps the greatest function a quilt can have is to bring peace and comfort to those who defend this nation. That’s the belief behind Quilts of Valor, an organization that started with a mother wanting to […]
Governor Kay Ivey proclaims November 5–11 as Veterans Week. Discover how Alabama supports its veterans and their service to the nation.
Many people don’t realize how closely the work in the Poarch Creek Indians Tribal Historic Preservation Department (THPD) ties into who we are as Poarch Creek people. Their mission goes beyond preserving artifacts or old buildings; it’s about protecting our identity, reinforcing our sovereignty, and ensuring our story continues to be told by us. Did […]
U.S. Senator Tommy Tuberville (R-Auburn) danced his way to the lectern in front of a packed Neville Arena crowd on Wednesday night at Turning Point USA’s “This is the Turning Point Tour” stop at Auburn University. “I think I’ve been here before,” Tuberville opened, drawing laughs from the rows of Auburn students seated in front […]
Alabama Crimson Tide, All-American linebacker Woodrow Lowe died at the age of 71 on Thursday. He was a historic record-holder.
President Donald Trump called in live during Eric and Lara Trump’s conversation at Turning Point USA’s campus tour stop in Alabama.
TPUSA's campus tour stop in Auburn made a connection between NASA, Alabama, and Charlie Kirk in a special appearance by Jared Isaacman.
As the government shutdown enters its 36th day, one of Walker County's favorite restaurants is stepping in to help feed children in the area.
Fort Payne gathered for the ribbon-cutting of a new playground at Kiwanis Field, located beside the Wills Valley Recreation Center.
Governor Kay Ivey announced she is releasing $2 million of the state’s emergency funds to go toward food banks serving all of Alabama counties
The South is now included in the prestigious Michelin Guide, recognizing the best restaurants in the world. Alabama restaurants bring acclaim.
At The University of Alabama, Anna Grace Baker has distinguished herself as both a nursing student and a Crimsonette. Her days are long, filled with clinical rotations, classes, and hours of dance practice, yet she moves through them with focus and purpose. Balancing academics, athletics, and leadership, she has embraced every challenge as an opportunity […]
After placing second in back-to-back years, Huntsville Botanical Garden is hoping 2025 will be the year Galaxy of Lights shines the brightest.

