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A new coffee shop is coming to Auburn that is working to shift the way people view individuals with disabilities.
The Iron Bowl is known to be one of the fiercest rivalries in all of sports, and one team being superior never truly affects the game all that much.
Teamwork, responsibility and dedication are hallmarks of military service and qualities valued at Alabama Power.
Cheaha State Park in Delta, Alabama, will soon become the final resting place for the ashes of retired American flags no longer fit for service.
The Iron Bowl is the game that makes the Yellowhammer State stand still one day out of the year. Stores shut down, schools give no homework, and even the toughest of bosses give their employees the day off work.
The University of Montevallo’s bass fishing team has earned its second School of the Year title after topping more than 200 collegiate fishing programs throughout the nation during the 2020-2021 season.
The saga of the I-10 Mobile Bay Bridge is part of a seemingly never-ending dilemma southwestern Alabama residents have been dealing with for a long time.
Pride. How much does the 2021 Auburn Tigers football team have? Because at this point in the season, that is what is left to play for. Auburn has lost three consecutive games SEC games, its starting quarterback and any good vibes that were present at the end of October. It is at this point that […]
In 2017, the Law Enforcement Section of the Alabama Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) Division began providing specialized training for its new recruits. The Section has now expanded to sharing that unique training with other agencies, even with other states. Carter Hendrix, Assistant Chief of WFF Law Enforcement, said the idea to offer more that basic […]
When Taylor Reed saw a need in his community, he stepped up to the plate to address it, helping to bring hope and renewed dignity to others through the launch of ShowerUp Huntsville, a 501(c)3 non-profit that provides mobile showers, personal care and hygiene supplies to the homeless. An alumnus of The University of Alabama in […]
The media continues to heap praise upon President Biden for the extremely high vaccination rate of federal employees.
Take a road trip to see 8 different Alabama cities. Here's your guide to exploring the Civil Rights Trail in Tuskegee.
The University of Alabama’s basketball program is teaming up for a full-court press against food insecurity.
Earlier this year, State Sen. Garlan Gudger (R-Cullman) secured $200,000 from state coffers to fund a pilot program for military veterans to get help with the struggles of post-traumatic stress syndrome.
FedEx Ground plans to open a $57 million logistics facility in Houston County, adding another hub to the robust network of distribution and logistics centers that has been expanding across Alabama through a series of new projects.
While Alabama military families and veterans do have access to the U.S. Department of Veterans affairs or Department of Defense health benefits, the options can seem endless and endlessly confusing, but not anymore. The Veterans and Military Families Health Benefits Navigator, makes access to health care simple. Whether a single mother, the spouse of a […]
State Sen. Steve Livingston (R-Scottsboro) acknowledges the decision was a significant blow for the local economy's potential but said the site could be repurposed.
The legacy of Harold A. Franklin, Auburn University’s first African American student, will live on forever through a specially designed desegregation marker expanse that was unveiled on campus at a recent celebration ceremony. The area near the marker – adjacent to the Ralph Brown Draughon Library, where he first registered for classes – commemorates Franklin’s courageous […]
Fall has arrived in Alabama and while the weather is still enjoyable, there’s nothing better to do than get outside and experience the beautiful, magical waterfalls of North Alabama. With the changing leaves and crisp air, there’s never been a better backdrop for your Instagram worthy photo-ops.
A study of Thanksgiving week vehicle crash data from the past five years in Alabama shows travel after dark increases risk for crashes and fatalities, leading to the conclusion that, if possible, all modes of transportation should be avoided after the sun goes down.
Thanksgiving is the one time each calendar year that we pause in our busy lives to give thanks to recognize our bountiful blessings, but perhaps more importantly, celebrate the people around us that enrich our lives so much.
Earlier this year, State Rep. Chip Brown (R-Hollinger's Island) led the passage of Aniah's Law in the Alabama Legislature.
Auburn University’s Southeastern Raptor Center will hold a special Football, Fans and Feathers show at 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 26, featuring retired bald eagle Spirit and young bald eagle Independence, or Indy.
Republican U.S. Senate hopeful Katie Britt has picked up an unlikely ally in her quest to win her party’s nomination. Former U.S. Rep. Parker Griffith, who served in the U.S. House of Representatives as both a Republican and Democrat, and was Alabama’s 2014 Democratic Party nominee for governor, said he was supporting Britt in her […]

