Navy Midshipman Sherman Grant, from Montgomery, Alabama, participated in the 2019 spring Naval Reserve Officer Training Corps (NROTC) ship selection draft as a future member of the Surface Warfare Officer (SWO) community.
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The American Association of Political Consultants (AAPC) today recognized Montgomery resident Brent Buchanan, president and founder of Cygnal, as one of the 40 best and brightest campaign professionals under 40 years old in the country.
The Montgomery Clean City Commission and City Council members Charles Jinright and Brantley Lyons encourage Montgomery residents in City Council Districts Two and Nine to take advantage of special garbage and trash removal services during April, the time designated as each district’s Clean U…
Governor Kay Ivey on Wednesday announced that GE Aviation plans to invest $50 million to expand the additive manufacturing operation at its Auburn facility, the aerospace industry’s first site to mass produce a jet engine component using 3-D printing technologies.
Community leaders today dedicated a mural honoring Montgomery-native and international music icon Nat King Cole on the eve of the late crooner’s 100th birthday.
Conservation Alabama released the Alabama delegation’s scores on the League of Conservation Voters’ 2018 National Environmental Scorecard. The Scorecard is the primary yardstick for evaluating the environmental records of every member of Congress, and is available online at scorecard.lcv.org.
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Catholic finished 7th of 16 teams competing in the Prattville Invitational with a team score of 326. Tuscaloosa County won with a 313, and Brooks finished 2nd with a 314. Catholic was the smallest school in the event, which was held at the Legislator Course at Capitol Hill - site of this yea…
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When officials with the Fellowship of Christian Athletes elected to start a softball tournament to complement the Jason Armstrong Memorial FCA Baseball Tournament, it was an easy choice to honor Alex Wilcox, the former Brantley High standout who first captured the state’s attention by leadin…
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The world was shocked last year when a gunman murdered 11 people at the Pittsburg Tree of Life Synagogue. One of the interesting things that occurred is that people of different faiths came to help. That event triggered reactions that brought about a positive response. People of the Jewish f…
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You can smell it coming, can’t you? I’m talking about the stink from whatever the Alabama Supreme Court is about to do with Mike Hubbard and his rightful conviction for 11 felonies.
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Last week we talked about the importance that roads are to the economic development of our state. We spoke about urban growth and expansion, especially the needs for highways in Huntsville and the improvement of the Port in Mobile.
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Ringing out the old year and ringing in the new, the Mystic Order of Revelry ushered in 2019 in memorable fashion. Begun in 1928 and standing …
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A time-honored tradition was the pinnacle of the holiday season for more than 500 Montgomery area high school students who gathered for the 58…
Rebecca Hails and Trey Holtsford recently celebrated their engagement with family and friends at the lovely Myrtlewood home of Gage and Mark L…
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Decatur, Ala. – Arts and crafts will be on display for two days in April when the St. Bernard Abbey and Prep School hosts its annual Bloomin’ Festival. Now in its 35th year, Bloomin’ Festival features the works of over 150 talented artists and craftsmen, music and festival food. The crowd-pl…
Celebrating all things bacon, the Montgomery Biscuits have baked up a sizzling 2019 “Year of Bacon” calendar of events. Fans will be able to feed their bacon cravings at the concession stands with bacon topped burgers, hot dogs, ice cream, the new bacon on a stick, and of course a bacon bisc…
Saint James Choir Director, Dr. Sallye York, and a group of Saint James Tri-M Music Honor Society members attended the Montgomery Chorale's "Evoke and Inspire" concert Sunday, October 28th at First United Methodist Church in Montgomery. This was a very special moment for these students - The…
