On This Day In Alabama History: Hamilton Cleverdon Was Born
The Tuscaloosa native has composed music for films and video games.
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On This Day In Alabama History: Selma Army Air Base Became Active
The U.S. military opened Selma Army Air Base to train pilots for World War II.
Kindergartners At Three Etowah County Schools Get Kinder Care
An Alabama Power Foundation Elevate grant helped bring the program to the schools.
Frances Lucas Is An Alabama Power Unsung Hero Guiding The Next Generation
Her work training others in Power Delivery ensures well-prepared workers for the future.
What We Learned From Apollo
Apollo started out as a demonstration of America’s technological, economic and political superiority to communism.
Farm Near Lake Martin Only Place In US Growing Golden Sunshine Kiwi
The climate and terrain around Lake Martin make it a good place to grow golden kiwi fruit.
Birmingham Chef Dishes Up Soul Food With A Twist At The Preservery
The Preservery is based on the idea that each culture has its version of soul food, and sometimes they should meet on the same plate.
On This Day In Alabama History: Camp McClellan Was Established In East Alabama
The fort contributed to the country’s defense through four wars but was closed in 1999.
On This Day In Alabama History: Boaz Seminary Opened
Now Snead State, it is the oldest school in the community college system to award associate degrees.
SEC Football Media Days 2019 Coaches Notebook Day 1
Orgeron, Mullen and Odom look ahead to this season.
Alabama Legacy Moment: Carl Elliott
The eight-term U.S. congressman from Walker County was the first recipient of the John F. Kennedy Profile in Courage Award.
On This Day In Alabama History: Demarre Carroll Signs Contract
The Birmingham native and John Carroll Catholic graduate signed a $60 million contract with the Toronto Raptors.
Alabama Power Company Helps Preserve Gopher Tortoise Habitat
A threatened species and its burrow provide habitat for hundreds of animals.
