Good News From Our Friends at the Alabama News Center
Veterans, “Cinderella,” economic development, Festival of Lights and “Nerdy Nummies” were among our favorite stories from this past week from our partners at Alabama NewCenter.
Here are some of the stories you may have missed.
Marsellos Wilder not boxing in shadow of big brother Deontay Wilder
Birmingham’s Audrey Cardwell marries her prince from ‘Cinderella’
Kate Orsini goes from Talladega to ‘Nashville’ to make mark on network TV series
Birmingham economic development successes surpass $1 billion
High-tech corridor taking shape along Mobile’s former Automobile Alley
Can’t Miss Alabama: Celebrate a veteran at one of our weekend events
Silhouette of veteran US Army Colonel Chaplain wearing hat and saluting with an American flag flying behind him.
Auburn boot camp buddies formed 70-year friendship from World War II
Daphne resident witnessed history during service in Korean War
Mobile corporate investigator nearly died in Iraq from insurgent bomb
BL Harbert talks Southside VA clinic, other Alabama projects
UAB to start first human trials of drug to prevent death from major blood loss
Holocaust survivor inspires Alabama student actors staging ‘Diary of Anne Frank’
Trevor Clark: Conquering the Alabama Scenic River Trail one paddle at a time
Alabama Power gets PSC approval for solar projects at Anniston Army Depot, Fort Rucker
Southern Research fighting fossil fuel pollutants with Birmingham facility
Alabama Bright Lights: For one family, the best gift ever
Baptist Health System unveils Be Well Mobile
Oak Mountain Festival of Lights will light up in two weeks
Alabama Public Television premiered Jeremiah Denton film Nov. 10
100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama Before You Die: The Ark’s fish and shrimp dinner
YouTube star Rosanna Pansino brings ‘Nerdy Nummies’ tour to Mobile
Homeownership rate rises among those under 35
Alabama’s September new construction home sales up 13 percent over last year
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