On This Day In Alabama History: Henry Collier Died
The Virginia native was Alabama’s first chief justice and also served two terms as governor.
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Wild At Heart Wood Is An Alabama Maker Whose Work Has Proven Solid Over The Years
Retired educator puts his lessons to work full time.
Alabama Native Bringing VR Production To Sidewalk, Looking To Make Feature Film In The State
Actress and producer Meredith Riley Stewart talks about “SEE ME,” making media that matters and how a “Roll Tide!” can open doors.
On This Day In Alabama History: Pioneering Doctor Died
The native of Lebanon was an anesthesiologist at Birmingham hospitals.
Birmingham’s New Sidewalk Film Center And Cinema Is Ready For Its Premiere
Organizers praise supporters for providing the resources needed to build a permanent home for independent movies in Birmingham.
New Clubhouse Takes Birmingham’s A.G. Gaston Boys & Girls Club To A Whole New Place
The new facility is in an improved location with expanded capacity and features for youths.
Marshall Space Flight Center To Lead NASA Lander Program In Return To Moon
The program is a precursor for a human mission to Mars.
Census Bureau Director, Alabama Officials Urge Everyone To Participate In 2020 Census
State’s share of federal funding for highways, health care and other federal funding could be heavily reduced if too many people ignore census.
The World Games Explained: Orienteering
This sport uses navigation with a mix of traveling methods in a race to the finish.
Alabama Power’s Renew Our Rivers Named Water Conservationist Of The Year
The program has removed more than 15.5 million pounds of trash and debris from waterways.
On This Day In Alabama History: Julia Smith Oliver Was Born
Julia Smith Oliver was the first woman to serve in a major cabinet position in Alabama.
On This Day In Alabama History: Marla Townsend Became UAB’s First Softball Coach
Townsend is the only UAB coach to win more than 500 games.
On This Day In Alabama History: Musician Charlie Stripling Was Born
Stripling was born in northeast Pickens County in west Alabama.
Birmingham Zoo Adopts New Elephants, Opens Welcome Center
Along with updated park renovations, the zoo welcomes two male African elephants.
