On This Day In Alabama History: First Blood Shed In Miners’ Strike
May 20, 1894: The first bloodshed of the 1894 miners’ strike occurred when a strike breaker was killed May 20 by striking miners near Birmingham
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UAB Offers Tips For Preventing Kidney Stones
It has been said that experiencing a kidney stone is the closest a man will get to experiencing childbirth, though the pain of a stone is alarming for both sexes. One in 10 people will form a kidney stone in their lifetime.
Recipe: Summer Succotash Pico De Gallo
Clifton Holt, the executive chef and owner of Little Savannah Restaurant & Bar in Birmingham shared this quick and easy blend of fresh vegetables, fruits and herbs. Holt demonstrated this dish at the Market at Pepper Place this morning (though he did change it up with different ingredients from the market), which you can watch below. Best of all, these are ingredients you can pick up at the market and make yourself all summer long.
Brian Peters: Summertime Weather Pattern To Hold For Alabama
Brian Peters: Summertime Weather Pattern To Hold For Alabama
On This Day In Alabama History: Cuba Burned To Prevent Capture
May 19, 1863: The first of three moderately successful steamships to “run the blockade” out of Mobile Bay were the Alabama, Cuba and Fox, a captured ship renamed the Fanny
Those Involved Offer Behind-the-Scenes Look At How Mercedes Came To Alabama
In late September 1993, 18-wheelers loaded with Mercedes-Benz vehicles left New Jersey bound for … somewhere.
Oakman High Teacher Leading Holocaust Education In America
Jeremy Brown wants to bring history alive for his students — one personal account at a time.
Zambia Utility Executives Tour Alabama Power’s Lay Dam
In the utility businessd, risk is part of the job – and surprise is a four-letter word. Successful utilities achieve safety and reliability because they identify and manage risk well.
At 4 Years Of Age, Austin Perine Is A Young But Super Alabama Bright Light
Most 4-year-olds live with only a few things on their minds: Mom, Dad, siblings, play, eat and drink.
On This Day In Alabama History: Natchez Trace Parkway Created
President Franklin D. Roosevelt officially signed the Natchez Trace Parkway into law on May 18, 1938.
Analysis: Alabama Bioscience Industry’s Impact Tops $7.3 Billion A Year
Alabama’s multifaceted biosciences industry generates $7.3 billion in economic activity annually while supporting 780 companies and nearly 48,000 direct and indirect jobs across the state, according to a new analysis by researchers at the University of Alabama.
Saban, Malzahn And Smart Among Coaches And Celebrities Creating Buzz At Regions Tradition
A Greystone resident attending the Regions Tradition Pro Am at Greystone Golf and Country Club was overheard complimenting a Georgia fan about the Bulldogs’ football coach, former Alabama assistant Kirby Smart.
Spring Concerts Are Heating Up The Stage With Willie Nelson And Kendrick Lamar In Can’t Miss Alabama
Spring Concerts Are Heating Up The Stage With Willie Nelson And Kendrick Lamar In Can’t Miss Alabama
On This Day In Alabama History: Freedom Riders Arrested In Birmingham
May 17, 1961: The 1961 Freedom Rides were public bus trips undertaken by racially integrated groups through the Deep South to test the enforcement of a new court order prohibiting segregation in interstate bus terminals.
Sports Celebrities Tee Up For The Regions Tradition Pro-am
Bo Jackson. Nick Saban. Gus Malzahn, Kirby Smart. The Regions Tradition Pro-Am reads like a Southeast sports celebrity roster.
