Alabama Humanities Alliance Unveils Statewide Exhibits and Events
The Alabama Humanities Alliance announced a statewide slate of Smithsonian exhibits, music tributes and grant opportunities running from Atmore to Foley.
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The Alabama Humanities Alliance announced a statewide slate of Smithsonian exhibits, music tributes and grant opportunities running from Atmore to Foley.
Washington County's Emergency Medical Rescue Board approved a 5% pay increase for Newman's Ambulance Service, raising its monthly contract payment to $17,020.
Ammie Akin defeated David Perry in the Republican primary for Alabama's newly redrawn District 7, setting up a November matchup with incumbent Democrat Terri Sewell.
The Leroy High School Band enters the 2026 marching season with a new student leadership team and its halftime show, "Sunshine State of Mind."
The Washington County Sheriff's Office has charged Gregory Lee Richardson with animal cruelty after finding dozens of dogs at his business, including several that needed veterinary care.
Clarke-Washington EMC is warning members about scam calls falsely claiming an account overpayment and asking for banking information, urging anyone contacted to hang up and call the co-op directly.
The Wilcox Gallery Music Studio in Chatom is accepting applications for its ninth season of free piano and violin lessons, taught by University of Mobile music students for residents of…
Tate & Lyle shareholders overwhelmingly approved Ingredion's $5 billion all-cash acquisition offer, advancing a deal that will eventually bring new ownership to the McIntosh plant, Alabama's only sucralose facility.
More than seven years after Washington County nurse Terri Sullivan disappeared, Samuel and Jennifer Sullivan pleaded guilty to murder and received life sentences, avoiding a scheduled capital trial.
BASF Corporation will shut down multiple production lines at its McIntosh, Alabama facility by spring 2027, eliminating nearly 80 jobs, according to a WARN notice filed with the state.