After working in advertising and marketing jobs for several media companies, Rashida Reese decided it was time to put her expertise to work in her own company. The result was ReBirth Marketing and Consulting, which helps its clients create strong branding plans.
A $20,000 grant from the ALS Foundation will help the HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology and Crestwood Medical Center continue a research project to identify genetic variants or changes that contribute to ALS.
Not all forms of coronavirus testing are equally accurate, according to Auburn University’s Joseph Giambrone, who has done extensive work with coronaviruses.
My primary goal with Southern Bite is to get folks back to the table. I do that by providing my readers with recipes that are quick, easy and that I can improve upon and make even more delicious.
Walmart’s seventh annual Open Call is underway for entrepreneurs dreaming of landing U.S.-manufactured products on Walmart shelves by successfully pitching their wares to company officials during online meetings.
Kevin King is spurring artistic creativity as part of the Black Lives Matter movement. The founder of King’s Canvas in Montgomery helped organize the painting of a mural around a downtown fountain that has captured national attention.
Sisters Allie Corcoran and Cassie Young loved growing up on a farm in Eufaula, but once they left home and earned their degrees at Auburn University, they realized their hearts were still at the family farm.
Sportscasting is a tough business for anyone, but has been traditionally even more difficult for women. That’s why the change in direction for Rachel Baribeau won’t make sense … until you hear her explain it.
Many Alabamians marvel at Venus flytrap plants in stores, not realizing thousands of carnivorous plants await at Weeks Bay Pitcher Plant Bog near Fairhope.
ABC is rebooting “The Wonder Years,” a beloved coming-of-age sitcom about the U.S. middle class, only this time it will tell the story of a Black family in Alabama.
The 19-year-old Birmingham dancer was preparing to shoot a new dance video with friends when the killing of George Floyd ignited renewed calls for social justice.
Toyota Alabama announced that it achieved two significant milestones this month as part of an ongoing expansion, a $288 million project originally announced in March 2019.
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