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By Kyle Whitmire There was a time when Mo Brooks would stand up for an Alabamian in Washington. In 2017, when Donald Trump excoriated his attorney general on social media, Brooks ran to Jeff Sessions’s defense. […]
ALABAMA A&M UNIVERSITY & AUBURN UNIVERSITY, Ala.—The Alabama Cooperative Extension System, representing Alabama A&M and Auburn universities, received grant funding to provide much needed education about COVID-19 vaccines to Alabama residents. The grant money will […]
By Lee Roop, al.com Last week, Huntsville Planning Commission member Peggy Richard sympathized with a crowd protesting a plan to build two “humongous” new homes on what has been one lot in their neighborhood. She […]
By Savannah Tryens-Fernandes Parents throughout Alabama are reporting issues getting promised food money aid. Pandemic EBT (P-EBT) payments for eligible children who didn’t receive school lunches because of virtual or hybrid learning began rolling out […]
By Lee Roop The National Park Service officially named northeast Huntsville’s Edmonton Heights neighborhood a historic district this month making it the city’s ninth area on the National Register of Historic Places. The neighborhood was […]
By Trisha Powell Crain Alabama teachers and public school staff are retiring at the highest level in nearly a decade. That’s according to recent 2020-21 numbers provided by Alabama’s Teacher Retirement System. The school year saw […]
By Leada Gore The number of Alabama counties designated as “very high risk” for the spread of COVID jumped to 21 this week. Last week, six counties – Coffee, Geneva, Houston, Jackson, Monroe and Pike – were considered […]
THE ATLANTA VOICE – “I see too many Black and Brown working-class people still falling victim to the continued gentrification of our neighborhoods. I’m extremely excited about the accessible ownership options that will exist for […]
by Constance Brown-Riggs, MSEd, RD, CDE, CDN As the aging population continues to grow, so will the prevalence of Alzheimer’s disease in Blacks. Worse yet, studies show that Blacks will be hit hardest. According to the […]
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