From The Archives: Alabama Power Employees Serving In World War II Write Back To Coworkers
Letters from Europe and Asia were sent to Powergrams editor back home.
Letters from Europe and Asia were sent to Powergrams editor back home.
The childhood friend of Helen Keller established Alabama’s first free kindergarten.
He was the only Confederate commander to later hold the same position in the U.S. Army.
Bidding farewell to the company he led for more than a decade, Daimler AG Chief Executive Officer Dieter Zetsche urged sweeping cost cuts to prepare the carmaker for unprecedented industry upheaval.
The University of Alabama has been awarded a $1.4 million grant from the Alabama Power Foundation to support business innovation, entrepreneurship, small business growth and talent retention in the state.
Tallulah Brewing Company (Jasper)
The Makers: Drew Gilbert and Josh Bagwell
Rodney Tucker, M.D., and Billy Connelley knew that Anna, their Shih Tzu puppy, was unique the moment they brought her home.
Hyundai Motor Manufacturing Alabama LLC today celebrated the grand opening of its cylinder head manufacturing plant, a $388 million project that spurred the creation of 50 jobs.
Alabama Peanut Company (Birmingham)
Former Alabama and NFL running back Trent Richardson hopes to get back to the league after rebooting his career in the Alliance of American Football, which he led in scoring. In a quick interview with the Doing More Today crew, Richardson talked about what brings him to the Regions Tradition.
College football analyst Greg McElroy talks about golf’s place in a football-crazed state.
More than 100 Birmingham middle schoolers offered their solutions to some difficult energy problems during a “Hackathon” in Hoover.
The Montgomery Zoo and the Mann Wildlife Learning Museum are free to all moms on their special day from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. See animals from Africa to Australia at the zoo. Touch the furs and antlers of some of the animals on display at the museum. All the displays are assembled from natural material and actual plants, rocks, trees, small critters, dirt and sand collected from the site where displayed animals live. The last admission is at 4 p.m. and guests must exit the park at 5:30 p.m.
William Richardson (1839-1914) was born on May 8, 1839 and would go on to represent the 8th Congressional District of Alabama from 1900 to 1914.