Sharing Alabama’s Good News From Our Alabama NewsCenter Partners
From Deontay Wilder to Winston Groom and from Project Sunrise to Milo’s Tea, there is a bit of good news for everyone at Alabama NewsCenter this past week. Here’s some of what you might have missed.
Deontay Wilder readies for world boxing title defense in Birmingham
Jefferson County out to lure $120 million ‘Project Sunrise’ and its 746 jobs
Birmingham among Top 8 cities that look like America
Milo’s Tea enjoys sweet Southern taste of success in Alabama on National Iced Tea Day
Author Winston Groom is an Alabama Maker using words as his tools
Gulf Coast facility helps keep saltwater fishing afloat in Alabama
Disaster coordinators want better and faster response to emergencies
UAB faculty member, alumna help teen girls see a future in computer science
Advice for Alabama jobseekers: Sell yourself well
USA Today names Auburn softball signee Ashlee Swindle ‘best in the nation’
Alabama athlete Jayla Kirkland wants to make a run for World Junior Championships
Birmingham’s Lakeshore Foundation partners with Apple on smartwatch
This Alabama-built machine knows shooting better than Steph Curry
Birmingham Barons GM Jonathan Nelson is the team’s giving arm
UAB researchers find potential breakthrough in binge-eating disorder treatment
Birmingham’s Innovation Depot boosts biotech pipeline, entrepreneurial ecosystem
Alabama claims Silver Shovel Award for 2015 projects totaling $7.1 billion, 20,000 jobs
Eissmann $14.5 million expansion latest in Alabama auto industry growth
Alabama could be headed for more severe weather in spring 2017
Claunch Cafe’s chicken salad plate is on list of 100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama Before You Die
Birmingham SlossFest profile: Big Something
Birmingham SlossFest profile: JMR
Birmingham SlossFest profile: Boom Forest
Birmingham SlossFest profile: Los Colognes
Birmingham SlossFest profile: The Bright Light Social Hour
Birmingham SlossFest profile: Dylan LeBlanc
Birmingham SlossFest profile: Seratones
Baldwin County residential sales in April hold steady compared to 2015
Cullman April home sales rose 3 percent over the same period a year ago
Lake Martin waterfront’s April home sales dip slightly from 2015
Gadsden home sales in April up 50 percent over same period last year
Morgan County April year-to- date home sales up 13 percent over last year
Dothan home sales up sharply in May over a year ago
Phenix City year-to- date home sales through April rise 2 percent over last year
Category: Hodgepodge
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Bill Murray is the President of The Weather Factory. He is the site's official weather historian and a weekend forecaster. He also anchors the site's severe weather coverage. Bill Murray is the proud holder of National Weather Association Digital Seal #0001 @wxhistorianSubscribe
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