Civic/City relevant stories to the state of Alabama.
Judson College, Alabama’s only all-women higher education center, is closing its doors after nearly 200 years. While the news is not surprising, current students, faculty, staff and alumni are heartbroken to see it close.
Just in time for Earth Day, the Tuscaloosa City Schools system was named a 2021 U.S. Department of Education Green Ribbon Schools District Sustainability Award winner. The Department of Education honored Tuscaloosa City Schools, along with 27 schools, three early…
Embrace Alabama Kids recently teamed up with city officials and art communities in Birmingham, Mobile, Montgomery and Tuscaloosa to unveil a new traveling mural in downtown Montgomery. Its goal—to shed light on the critical issues facing Alabama’s children.
After 23 years of public service as Mobile Baykeeper, Casi Callaway has taken a new position with the City of Mobile.
Holy potatoes! Did you hear the news? In a 94-4 vote, the Alabama State Senate passed the bill to declare the sweet potato as the official state vegetable. It now awaits Governor Kay Ivey’s signature. Learn about the student-led bill…
🤝 Several organizations are working together to help rebuild lives and homes—here's 8 organizations accepting volunteers in Alabama
🎇 Deadly tornadic weather struck Alabama. Here are resources that can help
Today marks the 56th anniversary of Viola Liuzzo's death—a civil rights martyr and the only white, female protester to die during the movement.
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🖼 Checkout these 5 Alabama painters who make our state a work of art
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The Storm Prediction Center has upgraded its severe weather forecast for most of Northwest and Central Alabama to the “High Risk” category, the highest severe and dangerous weather threat level.