On This Day In Alabama History: Looney House Deeded To St. Clair Historical Society
The historic “double dogtrot” home could be the oldest of its kind in the state
The historic “double dogtrot” home could be the oldest of its kind in the state
Sept. 12, 1992: Mae Carol Jemison, born in 1956 in Decatur, took an early interest in science, particularly astronomy
Sept. 7, 1939: Part of the “Alabama Gang” and brother of racing champion Bobby Allison and uncle of Davey Allison, Donald “Donnie” Allison was born Sept
Sept. 5, 1961: Alabama Power Company created Lewis Smith Dam and Lake to produce hydropower on the Sipsey Fork of the Black Warrior River
Sept 4, 1920: It introduced a new concept to serving food
Jessica Hamby started a program in Hoover that combines her loves of baking and education.
Bo Nix is Auburn’s first true freshman starting QB since 1946.
The sculptor was inducted into the Alabama Art Hall of Fame in 2016.
The plant will be adjacent to Mazda Toyota Manufacturing USA in Huntsville.
The defending C-USA champion Blazers are still fighting for respect.
Deborah Stone’s “retirement” has resulted in a business that makes products from flowers to goat cheese.
Harry Gilmer was inducted into the College Football Hall of Fame in 1993.
The amendment gave Congress the power to collect income taxes.
The Alabama Power Foundation is helping the city train lifeguards for its aquatics center.