Exploring Vikings, Ventures, Vehicles & Vittles with Alabama NewsCenter
Vikings, ventures, vehicles and vittles were the subjects of some our favorite stories from Alabama NewsCenter this past week. Do yourself a favor and spend some time exploring some of the good news from across the state.
Possible Viking discovery by UAB archaeologist could rewrite North American history
Kamtek on schedule to produce BMW parts with new Birmingham plant this year
Auto supplier Mando launching $19 million Alabama expansion
Birmingham-based Coca-Cola United buys Coke operations in New Orleans and New Iberia, La.
Rotary Trail sign lights up the Magic City
Rotary Trail ready to light up in downtown Birmingham
Solar panels adding energy to Birmingham’s new Rotary Trail
Mobile students win startup cash in Young Entrepreneurs Academy competition
Alabama Chanin dresses the world . . . one hand-made garment at a time
Alabama blacksmiths lend talents to Belgium war memorial
The University of Alabama’s special collection of cookbooks helps crack ‘The Jemima Code’
Alabama Power’s Energizers nation’s largest Lifesaver fundraiser
Alabama Power expands online customer support
Alabama Power’s Carla Davis named national employee of the year
Tesla says Model 3 pre-orders surge to 325,000 in first week
Wal-Mart loses everyday low price edge as Aldi opens across U.S.
Tickle a Southern palate with BBQ, Lebanese cuisine or berries and cake in Can’t Miss Alabama
Tenders! in Huntsville has its fingers in ‘100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama Before You Die’
UAB psychologist Josh Klapow provides tips for parents for prom night
Johnny Belew feeds people and his passion for promoting music in Colbert County
Shoals area home sales in February up 3 percent over the same period in 2015
Lake Martin waterfront home sales hold steady through February compared to 2015
Calhoun County February home sales up 20 percent over 2015
Wiregrass area home sales in February up 16 percent over last year
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