Horseshoe Farm In Greensboro Helping Strengthen Community, Improve Quality Of Life
Project Horseshoe Farm in Greensboro offers something for all ages.
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Samford University’s Ida Moffett School Of Nursing Receives $3.5M Nurse Practitioner Residency Grant
The grant is the largest in Samford’s history.
Josh Laney To Head Alabama Office Of Apprenticeship As Skills Program Expands
The new Alabama Office of Apprenticeship was created to boost the number of skilled workers in the Alabama workforce.
‘Praying Doctor’ Mark Lequire Ministers To The Spirit While Treating The Body
Physicians are men and women of science. They practice the art of medicine, which means they are filled with the knowledge of biochemistry, anatomy, physiology and other sciences they apply to heal their patients’ bodies.
Three Siblings Share Cancer Diagnosis Caused By Rare Genetic Mutation
The siblings got a new chance at life through UAB surgery.
On This Day In Alabama History: Julia Smith Oliver Was Born
Julia Smith Oliver was the first woman to serve in a major cabinet position in Alabama.
On This Day In Alabama History: First-Ever Blues Record By A Black Singer Was Made
Perry Bradford was born in Montgomery and left a legacy as a songwriter, bandleader, promoter and composer.
Birmingham’s $24M American Life Redevelopment Begins
Work has started on what is being touted as an opportunity zone model.
Bobbie Knight Welcomed As Interim President Of Miles College
The former Alabama Power executive becomes the first woman to lead the historically black liberal arts college in Fairfield.
On This Day In Alabama History: Marla Townsend Became UAB’s First Softball Coach
Townsend is the only UAB coach to win more than 500 games.
Ozark Makes A Splash With New Community Pool, Commitment To Swimming Education For All Its Children
The Alabama Power Foundation is helping the city train lifeguards for its aquatics center.
The World Games Explained: Karate
Kata and Kumite are two categories of this martial art featured in the World Games.
On This Day In Alabama History: Musician Charlie Stripling Was Born
Stripling was born in northeast Pickens County in west Alabama.
Alabama Department Of Commerce Taps Brenda Tuck As First Rural Development Manager
Tuck will help rural communities compete for economic development projects.
Birmingham Zoo Adopts New Elephants, Opens Welcome Center
Along with updated park renovations, the zoo welcomes two male African elephants.
