FLORENCE-Mayor Holt is pleased to announce that seven new brick and mortar businesses received their business license during July, 2019. The business list includes a custom cabinet shop, a leading …
Staff
-
-
-
MONTGOMERY – Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday announced that global automotive supplier Vuteq USA plans to invest more than $60 million to open a manufacturing facility to serve the Mazda Toyota Manufacturing …
-
News
The Natchez Trace Parkway Hosts Chickasaw Celebration Speakers and Cultural Demonstrations
by Staffby StaffTUPELO, MS – The Natchez Trace Parkway and the Chickasaw Inkana Foundation (CIF) will host a program to celebrate Chickasaw cultural history on Wednesday, September 4, 2019, from 4 pm …
-
MONTGOMERY, AL – The Alabama Association of School Boards was recognized as one of two recipients of the National School Boards Association’s 2019 Leading Edge Award during a luncheon Saturday …
-
-
HUNTSVILLE/DECATUR – The Alabama Career Center System is partnering with Constellium to host two job fairs this week at the Huntsville and Decatur Career Centers. The Constellium aluminum manufacturing plant …
-
MONTGOMERY-The names “chicken snake” or simply “rat snake” are fitting titles for one of Alabama’s more common large snakes, the gray rat snake (Pantherophis spiloides). Rat snakes are proficient predators …
-
FLORENCE –Donovan Rypkema, historic-preservation consultant at PlaceEconomics in Washington, D.C., will discuss the economic value of historic preservation, 6-7:30 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 28, at Singin’ River Live, 526B E. College …
-
FLORENCE – A group of University of North Alabama Interior Architecture and Design students have placed third in the Design and Build program, a national collegiate design competition implemented by …
-
News
Alabama Sets NEW Record Low Unemployment Rate, Breaks Three Additional Employment Records in July
by Staffby StaffMONTGOMERY – Alabama set four new economic records in July, Labor Secretary Fitzgerald Washington announced today. July’s preliminary, seasonally adjusted unemployment rate is 3.3%, setting a new record low, beating last month’s …
-
COLBERT COUNTY-Beginning August 29, 2019, couples in Alabama will begin following a different path in the process of becoming legally married, as lawmakers approved a bill in the 2019 legislative …
-
-
News
ALEA’s Trooper Class 2019-A Graduates at the Alabama Criminal Justice Training Center
by Staffby StaffSELMA – The Alabama Law Enforcement Agency (ALEA) welcomed 32 new members to its family today, Aug. 15, during Trooper Class 2019-A’s graduation at the agency’s training facility in Selma. Prior …
-
News
Girl Scouts of North – Central Alabama to be the first to earn their ‘Alabama Music Hall of Fame Patch’
by Staffby StaffTUSCUMBIA-For the first time, The Girl Scouts of North – Central Alabama are going to be able to earn their ‘Alabama Music Hall of Fame’ patch on September 7th. Girl …
-
News
Aderholt Statement on Visit of Census Director Dillingham to Alabama’s 4th Congressional District
by Staffby StaffCULLMAN-Congressman Robert Aderholt (AL-04) released the following statement in regard to the visit by the director of the United States Census Bureau, Dr. Steven Dillingham, to discuss Alabama’s plans for …
-
News
Youth Dove Hunts Provide a Gateway to the Outdoors…Online registration opens August 19
by Staffby StaffMONTGOMERY-The Alabama Division of Wildlife and Freshwater Fisheries (WFF) provides several youth dove hunt opportunities throughout the state each fall. A simple hunting setup combined with a fun, family-friendly atmosphere …
-
FLORENCE – University of North Alabama Student Leah Buck spent her 2018-19 academic year doing cutting edge work on genetic variant interpretation on Bainbridge-Ropers syndrome, which is a neurological condition. …
-
FLORENCE—The Muscle Shoals National Heritage Area will begin accepting applications for grants Thursday. Application deadline is Tuesday, Oct. 1. Grant awards from $1,000 up to $7,500 are available for heritage-focused …
-
GUNTERSVILLE-On a sweltering day in early August 1939—eighty years ago—the Birmingham (Ala.) News reported that “over 50,000 souls” lined the banks of the newly formed Guntersville Reservoir. They had come …
