Millions used to watch Joe Rogan on “Fear Factor,” the NBC reality TV show where contestants pulled off stunts ranging from eating cockroaches to letting rats crawl all over them.
Consolidated Publishing publisher Josephine Ayers remembers the late Dr. Gerald Woodruff, a family friend and pediatrician who worked with Anniston's children for decades, who passed away this week.
Plato believed that democracy was the worst possible form of government — unless one considers anarchy and civil war a form of government. His view was that democratic governance inevitably leads to anarchy.
Talladega Superspeedway was alive with the roar of NASCAR engines and thousands of fans over the weekend.
NASCAR driver Joey Gase will compete in races Saturday and Sunday at Talladega Superspeedway in honor of Hall of Famer Davey Allison and his mother, Mary, and in support of organ donation.
Jacksonville State’s exit from the Ohio Valley Conference will cost the university $1 million and its share of 2021 basketball revenue.
Our Pledge of Allegiance affirms that every American will be treated fairly, honorably, and ethically. We end it with the promissory words “with liberty and justice for all.”
NASCAR comes to Talladega Superspeedway again this weekend, and we’re excited to share our content on all platforms — print, online and social media.
Former President Donald Trump cemented his legacy by ignoring the seriousness of the coronavirus and by inciting a riot at the U.S. Capitol and
Bernie Madoff was the mastermind behind the biggest financial fraud ever orchestrated.
I was traveling to a place I’d never been last week, so I pulled out my trusty iPhone, fired up my GPS app (Waze) and put in the address.
How would the 1975 and 1976 Indiana University Hoosiers stack up against Gonzaga or Baylor?
I happened upon an article from last Sunday’s London Guardian. The column was written by an atheist named John Harris.
The Atlanta Braves opened the Major League Baseball season on Thursday in the City of Brotherly Love, playing the Philadelphia Phillies.
Franklin Graham is son of the late evangelist Billy Graham and a prominent preacher in his own right.
Today marks the beginning of Holy Week for Christians. It is the week leading up to the celebration of Easter one week from today.
Bobby Tittle talks about Ohatchee, its schools and his family the way sappy newlyweds discuss their spouses: with emotion and glee.
After a year without March Madness, the NCAA basketball tournament returned and threw everyone for a loop.
When government fails, it’s the rare public official who says, “Oops. My fault.”
Although it has a rich history in liturgical churches, many of us around here don’t observe Lent. Especially those of us who are numbered among the evangelicals or non-denominational folk.
This season’s episodes of “The Bachelor” were supposed to be groundbreaking and historic with Matt James cast in the lead role.
Oscar nominees were announced Monday, and on the list was a once-in-a-decade movie that I expect to win Best Picture during the Academy Awards.
Bob Schwyn was part of the team that opened Honda Manufacturing of Alabama in 2001.
A state trooper in Michigan had stopped the same person twice in one day for reckless driving.
Choccolocco Park is younger than a first-grader yet already its catalog of hosted events reads like a Chamber of Commerce wish list: sporting events, college tournaments and holiday celebrations. And that’s not all of it.
