Faith and Culture — Page 34
The Yellowhammer State is home to some of the South's best strawberry farms and as berry season begins, Sweet Grown Alabama is reminding the public where they can find the fruit throughout the central and southern parts of the state in abundance.
Scottie Scheffler shares message of faith after Masters victory – 'My victory's secure on the cross'
Scottie Scheffler put up a dominating 4-under par final round performance on Sunday at August National Golf Club to secure his second Green Jacket. Scheffler, who has always been open about his deep faith and a belief that there are significantly more important things than his golf score, shared a powerful message in his interview […]
The Annual Alabama PALS (People Against a Littered State) “Don’t Drop it On Alabama” statewide spring cleanup and recycling event was officially kicked off on Tuesday at the Alabama Statehouse. PALS partners with Community Colleges, Coca-Cola United, the Alabama Farmers Federation, and Resource Conservation Districts for 2024 “Don’t Drop it On Alabama” Spring Cleanup PALS […]
The University Club, a beloved special events and private dining facility with a fascinating history, is slated to reopen its doors to the public in May. The prestigious establishment with its iconic Greek revival structure and towering columns sits atop Queen City Avenue on The University of Alabama campus, and has remained a cherished University […]
On April Fools Day, Bham Now decided to pull a prank on the public. The Magic City based media company jokingly posted on April that the Brookwood Village shopping center would be transformed into an aquarium.
Governor Kay Ivey has issued a proclamation recognizing March 30 as "Doctors Day" in Alabama. The day is observed annually as a time to honor and recognize the physicians who care for their fellow citizens every day.
In today's world it's easy to believe that the institution of marriage is losing favor and popularity, especially among young adults. According to noted Alabama author and columnist, Tom Greene, there are certainly statistics to support that theory.
Last week, Senator Katie Britt teamed up with her Senate colleagues to honor Future Farmers of America by unanimously passing a resolution designating February 17-24, 2024 as National FFA Week.
It’s easy for the public to dismiss public servants and declare ‘they’re all the same.’ That’s simply not true. Alabama lost one of its more distinguished legislators on Sunday. Senator Jack Biddle III of Gardendale died at the age of 94. Jack was a mentor, a dear friend, and, quite possibly, the most genuine person […]
A new statue dedicated to civil rights legend Rosa Parks has been unveiled by the Equal Justice Initiative in downtown Montgomery. The organization held a ceremony Wednesday in the newly constructed Legacy Plaza to mark the occasion.
U.S. Representative Robert Aderholt (R-Haleyville) spearheaded a letter addressed to the Ambassador of Nicaragua expressing deep concern over violations of religious freedom in Nicaragua and calling for the release of imprisoned pastors. In December, eleven Nicaraguan pastors and other individuals associated with Mountain Gateway — a Christian organization based in Texas with missionary presence in […]
Alabama Attorney General Steve Marshall is warning Alabamians about the potential for online scams through dating platforms. “Romance scams prey on the most vulnerable aspects of human nature — trust, hope, and love. Predators have been known to empty bank accounts with their manipulation and lies,” said Attorney General Marshall. “My office regularly receives reports […]
One of the Yellowhammer State's most well known outdoor enthusiasts passed away early Monday morning after a battle with cancer. James "Big Daddy" Lawler of Wilcox County was well known for his Gettin' Outdoors with BDL podcast and radio show as well as his decades long effort to promote the Alabama Black Belt Region's outdoor recreational opportunities.
Pittsburgh Steelers star safety and one of the best players to ever put on an Alabama uniform Minkah Fitzpatrick was awarded with the Bart Starr Award at the NFL Honors on the eve of the Super Bowl. The award, which has been given out since 1989, is given to “the NFL player who best exemplifies […]
Since 2019, Fruitdale residents have relied on their local Dollar General for convenient and affordable shopping. This year, the community came together for change because their beloved Dollar General fell short in one major category—fresh produce.
Ole Miss head coach Lane Kiffin has been around the map as of late. He shared his view of the sunset presumably from his Ole Miss plane on another recruiting trip with a caption that put his faith on full display: pic.twitter.com/VwyK7h1JLL — Lane Kiffin (@Lane_Kiffin) February 2, 2024 Two mins later. No way you can […]
Black History Month events Black History Month offers multiple entertainment and educational opportunities: Shuttlesworth Through the Eyes of His Daughters, Feb. 1, 6 p.m., UAB Spencer Honors House in Birmingham. Scottsboro Boys Exhibit, Feb. 1-29, Huntsville Madison County Public Library. Alabama Symphony Orchestra: A Celebration of Black History, Feb. 2, noon, UAB’s Alys Stephens Center in Birmingham. Africatown Heritage […]
Encouraging and promoting the active engagement of church members in voting is a legitimate goal. One effective strategy to achieve this is by dedicating a designated Sunday, known as “Voter Registration Sunday,” to encourage the registration of voters. However, it is important to emphasize that endorsing specific political candidates under the church’s name can pose […]
Alabama's most prominent weather man took to social media Thursday to reassure people that he has no plans of any kind to retire. James Span said that Rick and Bubba's morning announcement relating to their show ending after decades on air seems to have prompted some rumor's online that he too was bringing his time in broadcasting to a close.
A new, popular miniseries available on AppleTV+, Masters of the Air, follows the US Army Air Forces' 100th Bombardment Group, known as the "Bloody Hundredth", during World War 2. The "Bloody Hundredth" throughout its combat, contained airmen from Alabama, many of whom perished in the line of duty.
Every region seems to have its own unique take on barbecue. Whether it be Texas, Carolina, Kansas City, or some of the many other iconic stops for smokey goodness, every region has something that makes it unique. In Alabama, we have Alabama White Sauce. Tangy and mayonnaise based, Alabama White Sauce generally contains vinegar, Worcestershire […]
The school year was coming to an end and we freshmen had mastered the art of all tasks set before us. Mr. Jackson, our mentor, teacher, hero, and sometimes friend, had taught us well the arts of wood work, lawnmower repair, welding, and a thing or two about electricity. It was just another day to […]
The “Momma B” award is named after beloved Alabama philanthropist and true woman of impact, Joann Bashinsky. Each year, this esteemed award is given to a woman who represents her legacy of community care and business advancement within Alabama and beyond. This year, we are proud to honor Eva Robertson as the recipient of this […]
Sarah Gabel Seifert, a University of Alabama graduate, hit Times Square to promote her pro-life diaper company, EveryLife. EveryLife, a diaper and wipe company aimed at competing with companies such as Huggies and Pampers, kicked off their “Make More Babies” campaign with a billboard on Times Square quoting Elon Musk. The two-part billboard features a […]

