Good News From the Alabama News Center!
Good news on the economic, medical, millennial and entertainment fronts this week. Here are some our favorite stories from Alabama NewsCenter from the past week.
Sickle cell disease cure in sights of UAB Stem Cell Institute
Football preview: Tide, Tigers ‘warm up’ for Iron Bowl as North Alabama begins title bid
Smash-mouth football in UAB lab points way to better helmets on field
Mobile’s convention business booming
Marc Phillips is living life on a high note with a deep faith
Alabama Bright Lights: Birmingham Holocaust Education Center preserves, remembers history
UAB helps put 94-year-old WWII vet, three-time Purple Heart recipient back on his feet
Alabama’s ‘space archaeologist’ Sarah Parcak to use $1M TED Prize to save history
UAB engineers develop new method to repair elephant tusks
Vernon Jordan, a HistoryMaker, to be celebrated by Birmingham Civil Rights Institute
Smokey Robinson on Birmingham, Motown, civil rights and more
Brian Regan: Live at Radio City Music Hall, now live in Birmingham
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Hyundai to launch production of redesigned 2017 Elantra in Alabama
Better Basics works with Alabama’s schools to ensure children can succeed
MIX event raises money for Birmingham Railroad Park, Freshwater Land Trust
How leading companies are developing and sharing a culture of inclusion
Alabama Power’s Plant Barry recognized in R&D 100 Awards
SEUS Japan: How Japan business ties add horsepower to Southeast growth
SEUS Japan: Leaders vow to build on close economic, cultural ties
In a storm, one tree can make a huge difference
Alabama Power crews respond quickly as storms move through state, outages down
A closer look at how El Nino is affecting Alabama weather
100 Dishes to Eat in Alabama Before You Die: Stevarinos’ Beach Bread
Birmingham CBD leads metro’s office market activity during 2Q
Birmingham’s retail real estate market sees overall improvement
Dothan October year-to-date residential sales up 19 percent over last year
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