Driving into Waverly, Alabama – population 185, give or take – harkens to a slower, simpler time, with its tiny post office and historic homes along the main thoroughfare that’s still a […]
The University of Alabama Department of Athletics has partnered with KultureCity to make Bryant-Denny Stadium sensory inclusive. This new initiative will promote a more accessible and positive experience for guests and fans with sensory needs at the stadium. […]
Post by Dennis Washington for Alabama NewsCenter Alabama has quickly established itself as an attractive home for founders wanting to launch and grow startups. The state’s momentum in helping technology and innovation […]
Smile-A-Mile offers children with cancer and their families support and resources throughout the year. However, the nonprofit is perhaps best known for its summer camps at Children’s Harbor on Lake Martin. Smile-A-Mile hosts seven camp […]
Huntsville is in the running to be the headquarters of the new U.S. Space Command, a move that is a natural fit for Alabama’s Rocket City and its longtime support of space and […]
Post by Mitchell Kilpatrick from Alabama NewsCenter The Jefferson County Sheriff’s Office is the latest can’t-miss television star. A&E’s most-watched series, “Live PD,” will begin this week airing episodes on Friday and Saturday nights from 8 […]
Post by Michael Tomberlin for Alabama NewsCenter The weather was a frightful 99 degrees outside Coca-Cola Bottling Co. United’s Birmingham headquarters Tuesday but inside it was beginning to look a lot like Christmas. […]
The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has awarded a team led by Southern Research a $2.8 million grant to develop smart maintenance robots that will work autonomously in the challenging conditions inside next-generation nuclear […]
Post by Dennis Washington for Alabama NewsCenter NASCAR driver and Alabama native Grant Enfinger has been coming to Alabama’s Talladega Superspeedway since he was just a kid. “Me and my dad would come up here every […]
Post by Carla Davis from Alabama NewsCenter As a youngster living in rural south Alabama, James Spann was fascinated by summertime thunderstorms and what lay behind them. “Almost every summer afternoon, we would get […]
