Each March, Alabama joins the nation in celebrating Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month, a time to highlight the achievements, contributions and challenges of individuals with developmental ...

Darden Restaurants officially broke ground Tuesday, March 18, on a new Olive Garden and LongHorn Steakhouse in Pell City.

The Alabama Exhibition Center Corporation finalized purchase of approximately 500 acres along I-65 at Exit 280, the future ...

As the legislative session evolves, I find myself missing my old friend Mac McArthur around the Statehouse. We would visit in the halls and sometimes sit together in the gallery. He would be busier ...

Dear Dave: My wife and I started out broke when we married. Since then, we’ve been very blessed in our work and investments. We’re currently looking at retiring early in a few years, with a nest egg ...

The Leeds Area Chamber of Commerce welcomed Dona Bonnett, owner of Advertising Business and Marketing Strategies, as the March 20, luncheon speaker. With more than 24 years in marketing, Bonnett ...

Note: Toni has had a death in her family, so we are sending this column from August of 2023. It has been revised and updated. Hello Toni: I am a human resources manager for an oil service company and ...

As the CEO of a company that sells family-friendly mobile phones, Bill Brady thought it was safe to assume that many believers in religious sanctuaries and schools would want alternatives to handing ...

The Logan Martin Lake Protection Association (LMLPA) is gearing up for its annual lake cleanup, scheduled for March 29 ...

This column and every column from now on will be in memory of my momma, Margaret Vaughan. Until her death on March 2, 2025, she had written or participated in writing this column for more than 30 ...

The Alabama Department of Public Health has been notified that an unvaccinated child traveling through the state this month has tested positive for measles. ADPH is conducting an investigation and has ...

Similar to the reports in 2020, mystery seed packages have once again found their way into some Alabama mailboxes. These seeds could cause great harm to the state’s environment through the potential ...