Spring Hill College Public Safety Gets Nearly $20,000 in Radio Equipment
A public safety foundation tied to a national sandwich chain awarded Spring Hill College nearly $20,000 in communications gear for campus officers.
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A public safety foundation tied to a national sandwich chain awarded Spring Hill College nearly $20,000 in communications gear for campus officers.
Two Mobile-area institutions, Spring Hill College and the University of Mobile, landed on the U.S. News & World Report Best Colleges lists in 2014, with leaders crediting mission and tradition.
A neighborhood nonprofit began building five blocks of new sidewalk along Old Shell Road in Mobile's Spring Hill, extending a years-long effort to make the area more walkable.
Spring Hill College named Fred Salancy, a longtime fundraising leader from Florida State University, as its vice president for advancement, bringing 25 years of development experience to the Mobile campus.
The University of South Alabama has long carried most of the region's indigent care at a loss. With coverage expanding under the new federal law, that arithmetic may finally change.
Tucked among the oaks of Spring Hill stands one of Mobile’s most architecturally unusual historic homes: Carolina Hall, a three-level mansion whose design traces back nearly 2,000 years to ancient…
State Rep. Jamie Ison, R-Mobile, prepared to launch her campaign for a third term in House District 101 with a July 14 reception in Spring Hill backed by a host…
A legislator who bussed tables on the Atlanta graveyard shift, a minister who ran the caddy shack at Spring Hill College and a judge who picked cotton at $2.50 a…
With the 2008 field still forming, local officeholders, lawyers and pundits named their favorites. A state representative was co-chairing John McCain's Mobile County campaign; a famous oddsmaker had already called…
A $5,000 contribution from the local car dealers' PAC boosted Democrat Andrew Davis days before the 2006 election, in a Mobile County school board race shadowed by Superintendent Harold Dodge's…