Gov. Kay Ivey this morning announced the state-mandated closure of all “non-essential” retail businesses beginning Saturday as Alabama’s death toll from COVID-19 rises.
Recognition keeps coming for Anniston basketball standout Allasha Dudley, and the latest is the biggest yet.
On Monday, healthcare professionals warned us that the spread of coronavirus was going to get much worse and that this week was going to be “really bad.”
My husband, Tim, and I had big plans last weekend, looking forward to a visit from a dear friend who means a lot to us: Tim Winkler (whom I call Winkler, because with two Tims it can get confusing).
Meet Amber. She is a 1 year old terrier mix who is up to date on her vaccines and has a spay appointment. She is as sweet as she is cute. She is looking for her forever home so come to the League and meet her. Call the League for Animal Welfare at 256-238-0380 or visit at 2726 Bynum-Leatherw…
“Alabama Noir” is a collection of 16 dark-tinged stories from 16 of this state’s best writers.
Increasingly, the British admonishment to stay calm and carry on is made more difficult as the coronavirus spreads around the globe. Not only is this beastly virus taking a toll on human life, but it is also wreaking havoc on commerce.
Ann Mollengarden, the education coordinator at the Birmingham Holocaust Education Center, was supposed to speak this coming Thursday at Jacksonville State University’s annual Holocaust Remembrance.
